H1 Monologue, What is the Royals' Plan?

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Jason Anderson 0:10
You are listening live to the program, your teams, your town, your program.
J.J. Piccolo 0:15
There were teams that are interested in walking Lugo. And what we just explained to clubs is with the core players that we have coming back and that we need starting pitching. You know, we hold those guys in high esteem and we value them quite a bit.
Curtis Siebel 0:32
I haven't seen anything with the knee out there on the field that would lend itself to show any sort of hangover or any sort of setbacks from the season. So that, I mean, I hate to say I'm surprised by that, but it's just non-existent, any sort of knee issues, which has been incredible.
Unknown 0:49
He was as a... Get a little pit bull, man. He nasty. He got sun to him and he got a chip on his shoulder. Yeah, just a sponge, man. Just taking everything in and just learning and growing. It's cool to see that and really all the rookies too. We got a good group of rookies coming in.
Dax Shepard 1:10
And now, the pit bull of the program, Soren Petro.
Petro Siebel 1:13
Right you are, Kay. Right you are. Petro on the program on Sports Radio 810 WHB. Thank you for joining us here on a busy Tuesday. There's a lot going on this week. It feels to me like it's already about Thursday. I know. I woke up this morning and was like, what?
Dax Shepard 1:28
It's only Tuesday?
Petro Siebel 1:29
I woke up. I'm going up to camp tomorrow. And I'm like, I woke up and I'm like, oh my God, I'm supposed to be in St. Joe's. Because I was going to leave early and get up there. I'm going to try to meet some people, but I'm not sure if I can get away quick enough to do a breakfast before practice. That's an early a.m. for somebody who works in the late night hours like me. The turnaround. Yeah. But I had this panic because I thought today was Wednesday. Because mentally, I'm already like I had so many things going on this week. You ever do this where you you're preparing so much stuff that you're like, OK, I've mentally did Monday on Sunday and I did Tuesday on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday on Monday. Now I'm doing Thursday stuff on Tuesday.
Petro Siebel 2:11
So I'm like, that's where I was. My head had been and I'm like, today's Wednesday. No, no, it's not. I'm OK.
Dax Shepard 2:17
You know, that's why I don't plan anything.
Petro Siebel 2:19
There you go. There's there's that. That's another approach you could take. I like that. Frank Boll will be with us, the godfather of Kansas City sports, in the 3 o'clock hour. We'll get some frank opinions. Play what in the world, Saran? Sam McDowell in the 4, columnist for your Kansas City star. That's coming up in the 4 o'clock hour. And in the 5, our SEC coach rankings, as promised. As promised.
Dax Shepard 2:42
Can't wait to hear what I've got.
Petro Siebel 2:43
Whiskey's back, the intern. Whiskey, the volunteer. which is interesting to note. Josh Heupel, 15 out of 16. That's the ranking. 15 out of 16 for Kyle. Kyle always just bagging on. That is not true. That's not true? No, I made a mistake with Brent Brendan last week, for sure. Okay. Well, maybe not. Well, if that guy goes 2-10, you're going to be like, I told you. Now you're calling your shot that I did something even dumber the next week. I just figured I'd pick on you because of what you did last week where you might have Josh Hype. We'll just see. She goes to Tennessee. Josh Heupel, I think one of the more difficult guys to rank. True. We'll get to this in the 5 o'clock hour. Who did you struggle with to place in your rankings?
Curtis Siebel 3:35
For me, it was Pete Golding. Easy.
Petro Siebel 3:38
Yeah. Pete Golding was tough because he's beaten Kirby. He has three games coached. He's beaten Kirby smart. He wasn't supposed to be the coach. Which Sarkeesian hasn't done. Yeah. He wasn't supposed to be the coach. He was the former defensive coordinator at Alabama. I will say what we talked about with Todd. When you do this, I guess we didn't say it on the air, but Todd and I were talking in the office when I was getting his Big 12. He's like, you know, it's an incredibly useful exercise to remind yourself about who these guys are. Absolutely. Especially the new guys. Oh, okay, he was at Troy and Tulane. Okay, I know where he was. Okay, oh, wow. Oh, and then you look back and you're like, boy, I thought he was better than that at that school.

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