Stat of the night from Buster Olney: "Numbers worth repeating: deGrom threw 94 pitches, and of those, the Royals fouled off 23, and had only three missed swings. 3."
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Originally posted by WuDrWu View PostIf you aren't a fan of the Royals, it's probably getting old hearing ALL the announcers talk about how "they never miss".
Pretty cool team to watch.
Seriously people, what were you expecting? The Royals have the lowest strikeout rate in MLB. The Cubs had the highest. Expecting continued dominant strikeout rates in this series was naive.
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I thought this ESPN article was one of the better analysis of the Royals I have read or heard:
The Mets have whiffed in their attempts to snuff out Kansas City's relentless offensive attack, which has the Royals up 2-0 in the Series.
...there's nothing accidental about that. It's the philosophy of the house. Swing early. Shorten up. Be aggressive. Don't surrender. And everybody, says hitting coach Dale Sveum, is on board."When we get to crunch time, we can't strike out," Sveum said Wednesday, "because we're not going to walk very much.
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Originally posted by WuDrWu View PostIt sure looks like 1 team has been here before, doesn't it?
Say what you want, but Cueto's game against Houston in game 5 and then tonight, worth every penny of the 5 million or so it cost the Royals.
I sure will miss him!The Assman
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Given the calls that didn't go the Royals way in that game...and the way "Trailer Park Thor" threw at Esky and responded to questions about it, I don't feel the slightest bit bad for Murphy's error. Sometimes karma just comes back around and bites you in the a$$."You Don't Have to Play a Perfect Game. Your Best is Good Enough."
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