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Matthew LaMar

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Royals vs. Blue Jays August 25 game discussion Original

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By Matthew LaMar
| Royals Review
“You either die a hero or you live long enough to become the villain.” That’s one of the most famous quotes from 2008’s superhero film The Dark Knight. It’s also a quote that describes one Max Scherzer. Mad Max’s multi-color gaze has witnessed a lot of batters doing damage to his pitches recently, and he hasn’t spent all that much time on the mound. Over the last three years, he’s only tossed a total of 173.1 innings.
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Tyler Tolbert should be playing every day

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By Matthew LaMar
| MSN Verified
The Kansas City Royals have no shot at making the playoffs this year and no shot at a winning record. They are playing out the string, not quite mathematically eliminated but counting down the days until they are—recent winning streak notwithstanding. This is not ideal. Ideally, we'd be freaking out about every game because the Royals are in the thick of the playoff race and every game matters to the standings. But there are benefits the games not mattering whatsoever to the standings.
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Royals score three in the ninth inning to walk off the Athletics Original

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By Matthew LaMar
| Royals Review
Tonight, the Kansas City Royals played an “Uno reverse” card on their opponents, the Athletics: most of the time this season, it’s been the boys in blue who have blown the ninth inning. Not tonight. On this eve, the Royals scored a trio of runs in the bottom of the ninth inning to claim a victory to an excited crowd at Kauffman Stadium. The Royals had played a quiet game offensively up to that point. Through the first six innings, the Royals barely had any baserunners.
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