Royals name Buddy Bell as new manager of struggling Royals
Buddy Bell was introduced as Kansas Citys manager at Kauffman Stadium after Tony Pena resigned. Bell, a five time All Star and former Indians bench coach, inherits a 13 37 club with a long rebuilding path and a contract through 2007. Royals president Dan Glass stresses performance and front office support as key to progress.
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Bell ready to lead Royals past Yankees in debut
Buddy Bell, awakened at 4 a.m., was introduced as Kansas City's manager at 2 p.m. and directed a 5-3 Royals win over the New York Yankees. The victory snapped a six-game skid. Zack Greinke earned his first win in 15 starts, lasting five innings. Bell said he felt great and compared the experience to running a marathon.
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Royals Host Yankees Under Lights At Kauffman
In Kansas City the Royals face the Yankees at 7 10 p m at Kauffman Stadium with D J Carrasco opposing Randy Johnson The Royals sit at 14 37 in 2012 standings Bell reflects on sleep and avoiding work while Matt Stairs and Emil Brown each collect two hits as New York drops a third straight game to end a rough stretch for the Yankees.
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Lawrence High Wrapup Lions show steady growth under Stoll
Optimism surrounds Lawrence High as first year coach Brad Stoll guides a growing program. The Lions beat Sunflower League rivals Shawnee Mission East and SM Northwest who both reached the Class 6A state tournament and return a talented, young lineup. The boys team went 15-8 and earned a state bid, led by Brennan Bechard and Tony Anderson, while Chris Davis must rebuild around Tyler Knight after graduation. Kristin Mallory’s girls team went 12-8, with Megan Klingler leading scoring and three returning starters promising depth next year. The piece also recognizes the Woodsies Team of the Year and notes Mallory West’s state all-around title and Nolan Kellerman’s 43-0 wrestling season as standout achievements for 2004-05.
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Moon Bar melee defines Giddens in local memory
The piece recalls Kansas University basketball star J R Giddens becoming a local icon through a widely publicized Moon Bar melee, linking his fame to the incident regardless of future achievements. Comparisons are drawn to Paul Pierce, highlighting NBA fame and enduring association with a single event.
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