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Chapter 1: What recent events have led to the Royals' struggles?
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Chapter 2: How do blown saves impact the Royals' performance?
You are listening live to the program. Your teams. Your town. Your program. to tie it at three. A solo shot by Benson. The only Reds to reach have all left the yard and they've drawn even. NBA Finals. The New York Knicks versus the San Antonio Spurs.
And now, a man who can't wait to talk about anything but the Royals, 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 beautiful late spring day in Kansas City. We've got a lot coming your way today. This can't be right. Is that right? What? Oh, it is right. Todd Lebo's going to be in.
Chapter 3: What changes are needed in the Royals' management strategy?
We're going to play the feud. I was thinking that was Frank Opinions we played yesterday. I was like, this is yesterday's sheet. It's not. It's correct. So we'll need a contestant. If you want to go get some wonderful cuisine, maybe some cocktails at Nick and Jake's, that's what we'll be playing for. That's coming up next hour.
Who doesn't want that?
Get your thinking cap on, people. We'll play the feud. You can eat and drink on us and our good friends, Kevin Timmons. Jen Timmons and the crew over at Nick and Jake's. That's coming up at 3 o'clock. That's a big deal. We have coming up in the 4 o'clock hour, Tim Grunhardt pounding us with texts about topics he's burning about. Really? Spicy hot topics from Tim Grunhardt.
Glad I'm not on that thread. You're not on that? Is that just me and Kyle?
It could be.
Need-to-know basis. Sweet. Sorry. Want-to-know basis. Sorry Tim doesn't think more of you. I don't mind that.
Not the first person. You okay being down the list on Grunhardt?
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Chapter 4: Why is Daniel Lynch's role in the bullpen being questioned?
I was on anyone's list. I was talking to I was introducing our our newest intern to two of the new interns on the zone. And I said, I don't really know what how that's going to go or what what you should know about that. I go, I've managed to make it 30 years in this business without really having any actual responsibilities, which is kind of how I like it.
it's kind of like what Pete Enoch used to say about the military. If you hold a clipboard, walk fast and look worried, no one will mess with you. Yes, that's true. Kyle, you're from a military family. How right on is that? Carry a clipboard, walk fast, look worried, and nobody will mess with you. That's right. And maybe mumble a little bit as you go. I got to go. I got to go.
Yeah, it's called looking busy.
Yeah, there you go. There you go. One of my first jobs 40 years ago, I was a porter at a Ford dealership. Really? Yes.
I haven't heard this story.
I'm sure you've heard part of the story. But the best way to do it was, you know, you got guys pulling cars in and out of service bays. And one of my friends, Brian, who already worked there, got me the job there. He says the best thing you can do is if you've got nothing to do, just grab a dustpan and a broom. And walk around the building. And just walk between bays.
Walk across to the other and then hang out and talk to that mechanic and then walk across that way. If they see you with a dustpan and a broom in your hand, they'll never ask you what you're doing. You don't want to just be standing around because if you just want to kill some time, just walk from bay to bay with a dustpan and a broom.
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Chapter 5: What are the implications of player injuries on team performance?
And I was like, that's fantastic.
So this was the ultimate job if you're trying to get your steps.
Yeah.
You were ahead of your time back then.
Okay. Just never be standing around. Always have something in your hand looking like you need to do something.
You know, it was the food preparation industry that taught me if there's time to lean. There's time to clean. There's time to clean. I learned that my first job. Yeah. So keep that in mind, folks. That's a nugget from me to you. Got that in mind. James Palmer, friend of the program, will join us. Yes. We'll talk some NFL football with James Palmer. Talk some AFC West football with James Palmer.
And so a lot of football talk coming up. We just had the press conferences.
Mm-hmm. The pressers, OTA pressers, no Andrew today. Coordinators. Coordinators, some assistant coaches. New offensive assistant coaches, wide receivers coach Chad O'Shea, running backs coach DeMarco Murray, and defensive line coach Joe Cullen spoke after Dave Tobe, Steve Spagnuolo, and Eric Biennemi, who is back looking a little different than he looked the last time he was at that podium.
EBS back in what way? What are you getting at? A little more facial hair. The giant gray beard.
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Chapter 6: How does the Royals' roster construction affect their future?
It looks so good. It looks so good on him. That's one of the best beards I've ever seen.
No one cares about my opinion, but if you're black and you're dying the beard, what are you doing? You've got the greatest look, period, ever.
Especially when you have the shaved head, too.
No. Great luck. Great luck. But, yes, EB is back. So we can talk some Chiefs. Chiefs, Royals, Sporting, KUK State, Missouri. Always a topic here in the program. We like to address the news of the day first. I do want to get into the Royals. We'll probably lead with that. I want to get into the NBA Finals. They begin tonight. Curtis, where can you hear the NBA Finals?
Right here on Sports Radio 810 WHB.
That's right. Game 1 is here on 810 starting at 730P. Knicks, Spurs. We'll get into that here in a minute. Let's start with the Royals. I was sent a text. Curtis Seabolt has jumped the shark.
You brought up a good point. You said jumped ship. Yeah, jumped the ship.
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Chapter 7: What are the fans' perspectives on the current team dynamics?
Jumping the shark is when you've gone too far on something.
Let me make sure how it was phrased to me. It was... It was an emoji. Yeah, Curtis has jump ship. It is a ship emoji. Yes. You know? Shocking, the glasses I spent exorbitant amount of money on aren't really that good. Y'all. They have like, you know, when you get old and you get the bifo, oh, we're not going to have any lines. Okay, great.
But could you give me a field of vision for the reading that's bigger than .5 millimeters so I could actually see a screen? The drunken fool that made these glasses, I can't wait to find.
That's why when I get here, I take my glasses off because they're useless when I'm looking at a computer. I'm useless without them, so.
It said you jumped the ship. You jumped ship. You're off the defending queue, and you are now guns blazing at the manager of the Kansas City Royals. That's how it was presented to me. Curtis, I'll say you.
That is not correct.
Not accurate.
I will read the post that I sent last night at 9-0-1. that got people thinking this. I said, get on cue all you want tonight. I don't understand this at all. To go to Lucas Erceg in a one-run game with Daniel Lynch sitting in the bullpen not having pitched since Saturday is inexplicable. And people were generally fairly nice about that.
I mean, one person said, you can't fire the roster, but you have to change the chemistry, so fire the coaches.
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Chapter 8: What solutions are proposed for the Royals' ongoing issues?
And I said, there aren't good enough players in this team, and it makes sense. There aren't enough good players in this team. It makes every move kind of more important. A couple people, though, kind of made me laugh. Someone sent a post, you are one of us now. You're one of us, one of us, one of us. So then declare your position. Welcome to the party, pal. What are you now?
So you're a guy, this is just a one situation where you think... Quintero got it wrong.
I think there's clearly a distinction between saying that someone is the problem and needs to be excised from the team and saying someone blew it. But you did invite it when you said, how did you put it? I'm one of you now? No, no, no. I said, get on cue all you want tonight. That's all I said. So you opened the door. Let's talk some smack on this guy.
Yeah, because usually the complaints I hear about Matt Quattro are about things where he doesn't really have a winning move. You know, like, well, what would you do? What would you do? And I don't usually have a good answer for that. You have a different move. Do you know it's a winning move?
I don't know that it's a winning move, but I think it's much more likely to be a winning move than the move that was made. So I just said, get on cue all you want. I don't understand this at all. And yes, I don't think he's a perfect manager. I think he's a manager that sometimes makes tactical mistakes like probably a lot of managers do.
The problem with this team is that I said in the one post, this team is not good enough to survive tactical mistakes or mistakes. you know, any kind of mistake. They're going to win in the margins, and so they can't be blowing up the main thing. When you're up 3-2 in the ninth inning on the road, you need to win that game. You can't afford to make a mistake in that situation.
So that magnifies what happened. If the Royals scored six runs last night, if they had taken more advantage of some of the opportunities they have, it doesn't really matter. But they didn't. It was 3-2, and... He went to a guy who's been torched a couple times in a row in that situation in a hitter's ballpark, and the guy did what often happens in Cincinnati. He hit the ball over the fence.
I don't know why you don't go to Daniel Lynch there. That's why I said, hey, man, I don't get this at all. If you want to barrel into him, barrel into him. That doesn't mean I think he should be fired. It means I think he made a mistake last night.
I'm always of the opinion, like we all would agree, Matt Kutcher is a smart guy. He knows baseball. He's obviously had successes here in Kansas City. I like to come at it from the, okay, he had a reason. Let's try to figure out what it was.
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