Kansas City Royals
Last season: 69-93, .426, 27 GB in AL Central
2008 Outlook: The Royals are one of the most consistently bad teams in the majors. If they beat the White Sox for 4th place in the division, it would be a major accomplishment.
Biggest Changes: Jose Guillen should be a starter in the outfield, but the Royals gave up some of their best players: outfielders Emil Brown, Reggie Sanders, DH Mike Sweeney and pitcher David Riske are all gone.
Rookie/Free Agent Prospects: Pitcher Zack Greinke and infielder Alex Gordon get most of the press, but there's not much there.
Best fantasy bets: None, none and Mike Teahen, maybe.
Three Excellent Links:
George Brett's Baseball Hall of Fame Page
Royals Authority | MVN Blog
Kansas City Steakhouses
Next: California Angels
Friday, March 7, 2008
MLB Previews: Kansas City Royals
Kansas City Royals
Last season: 69-93, .426, 27 GB in AL Central
2008 Outlook: The Royals are one of the most consistently bad teams in the majors. If they beat the White Sox for 4th place in the division, it would be a major accomplishment.
Biggest Changes: Jose Guillen should be a starter in the outfield, but the Royals gave up some of their best players: outfielders Emil Brown, Reggie Sanders, DH Mike Sweeney and pitcher David Riske are all gone.
Rookie/Free Agent Prospects: Pitcher Zack Greinke and infielder Alex Gordon get most of the press, but there's not much there.
Best fantasy bets: None, none and Mike Teahen, maybe.
Three Excellent Links:
George Brett's Baseball Hall of Fame Page
Royals Authority | MVN Blog
Kansas City Steakhouses
Next: California Angels
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