Royals' Six Run Eighth Stuns Red Sox at Fenway
Kansas City built a six run eighth inning to beat Boston 8-2 at Fenway Park as Steve Balboni drove in three, Darryl Motley and Rudy Law added runs, and Dan Quisenberry finished with the save. Leibrandt struggled early before a comeback by the Royals boosted their 4-3 start.
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World Champions Behind The Scenes
Kansas City Royals hitting coach Lee May reflects on the art of guiding hitters, balancing praise and discipline, and keeping players in a productive frame of mind. A former star with Reds Astros Orioles and Royals May leverages decades of experience to help players adjust at the plate and pursue improvement.
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No Honeymoon For KC Executive
Kansas City, Mo. The World Championship trophy is in the case as fans mull what the executive has delivered. John Schuerholz, asked what comes next, replies with a characteristic shrug and readiness to continue the challenge.
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Royals Boss Schuerholz Reflects On 1985 Title And 1990s Prospects
Kansas City general manager Dan Schuerholz, in his 18th year with the Royals, recalls the 1985 World Series triumph and discusses building a strong, pitching‑driven roster. He notes Rudy Law and Angel Salazar boosting offense, evaluation of another trade, and optimism for another AL West crown.
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Leonard's Comeback Earns Royals 4 Million Contract
Dennis Leonard faced a brutal three year rehab after a left knee rupture in 1983 under a five year, 4 million dollar deal begun in 1982. He returned May 28, 1985 with a 1-0 shutout over Toronto and a renewed resolve to prove doubters wrong while balancing family life and relentless training.
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