H1 Monologue, Chiefs Camp, Trade Deadline
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Freeland's first pitch is swung on and hit towards right center field. Ball game as Troy Johnston puts it away in his 251st start as a Rocky. Kyle Freeland has a complete game. The Rockies complete the sweep. They beat Kansas City 8-1.
You know, making defensive line and defense, like, earn the right to rush the passer, you keep them honest, man. If they're just able to pin their ears back and, hell, they know you're going to throw it every time, it makes it a tremendously tough job. And really, it's a hard duty as an old lineman when you know that they know what's coming next.
We want to know if it has some more runs and play action. I mean, listen, we're going to mix. We're going to mix. So that's what we're going to do. We're not going to change that part.
And now, happy to see the Royals finally make a deal for someone named Duran, Seren Petro.
Right you are, Kay. Right you are. Petro on the program on Sports Radio 810 WHB. Thank you for joining us here on a fairly warm, but not too bad, Monday. A lot going on in the trade deadline. Major League Baseball coming up at 5 o'clock local time. The Royals, they're a-wheelin'. And they're a-dealing at this point as they have just completed another trade within the last hour. As Chris Bubich. Mm-hmm. Boobie. Boobie. Boobich. Not going to be here in Kansas City anymore. Kind of like the deal for the Dodgers. I hope I end up liking the deal for the Kansas City Royals. Of course, the Lane Thomas trade made a couple of days ago. as he was taken off the field in-game, and we await to see if there's anything else.
John Schreiber would seem to be a likely candidate. So far, they've moved only guys that are not under contract for next year, which we can discuss as to whether or not we think that is the way to go.
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Well, I think what's going to be interesting is, What it means for the expectations for 27. I'll say this. It's not unless you're under orders from ownership that like there is no rebuild. We're not going back. I burnt the boats. We press forward. This is your group. You're going to die on this, you know, hill like right here. Attack only. I'm blowing the whistle. We're all coming out of the trenches. Have I done enough military analogies? One more. Which are completely farcical for the realities of what sports is. But it does make the point fairly well. Unless you were given those instructions... The Job Preservation Society would say move some major pieces and talk about 28 because you at least buy yourself through 27.
I would tell you that I would send my general manager out if I were John Sherman with the idea of make me a better team every time. I'll be patient. I'll wait. but always make me a better team on every deal. And I don't care how far down it is, and eventually the talent will come to the big leagues and we'll be a better club. But I think that's one that you need to start with those marching orders from day one, and you cannot waver from them. I think that's the way the Milwaukee Brewers are doing things. I think they're the most successful organization in baseball as far as getting the most bang for their buck for what they do, and I think that's how they go about doing it. So far, I have no problems with any of the deals that the Kansas City Royals have made.
They're getting arms.
What breaking MLB Trade Deadline moves are being reported at the top of the show?
They're getting arms that are close to the big leagues. They've been pretty good at that as long as these guys don't break down, which has become an epidemic. As Luinda Avila has been added to the list of Royals pitchers that are sitting on the DL. So I'd like to see some arms brought in that. You know, can stay healthy for a little bit. I think we are. We're clearly with Avila going down. We are absolutely questioning what's going on with the pitching staff. Now, this happens a lot with the Rays. And it's like, listen, we're going to weaponize the pitchers. You know, we're not worried about injuries. Pitchers are going to get hurt. And if we sit around trying to keep them healthy, then they're not going to be effective.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:10–3:51
2
What breaking MLB Trade Deadline moves are being reported at the top of the show?
3:51–18:48
3
Who is Carlos Duran and what do his AAA stats reveal about his ceiling?
18:48–25:37
4
Why are the Royals focusing on acquiring 'big league ready' arms for 2027?
25:37–34:57
5
Which catching and prospect decisions should the Royals have made at the deadline?
34:57–41:48
6
How do the hosts evaluate the Royals’ overall trade strategy and long‑term plan?
41:48–51:08