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In memoriam: the Royals we lost in 2020 Share this story Photo credit should read DAVE KAUP/AFP via Getty Images The end of the year allows us some time to reflect and remember. Baseball lost many major figures this year, seven of them Hall of Famers - second baseman Joe Morgan, outfielder Al Kaline, Lou Brock, and pitchers Whitey Ford, Bob Gibson, Phil Niekro, and Tom Seaver. The game also lost other big figures such as Dick Allen, Tony Fernandez, Jim Wynn, Jay Johnstone, Claudell Washington, Matt Keough, Ed Farmer, Roger Moret, Tony Taylor. and Ron Perranoski. We also lost some Kansas City ...

Cubs historical sleuthing: Pete Rose edition Share this story Here’s what Getty Images supplied with this photo as a caption: Outfielder Pete Rose #14 of the Cincinnati Reds slides head first at home plate against the Chicago Cubs during a MLB baseball game circa late 1960s at Wrigley Field in Chicago, Illinois. Rose played for the Reds from 1963-78. Yep, that’s Pete Rose, and yes, that’s Wrigley Field. “Circa late 1960s” isn’t much of a help. Here are the clues that pin it down. The catcher has “2” as his second number. Catchers in the late 1960s (and early 1970s) who wore a ...

And number two, form kansas city royals manager hal mcrae. >> you think i'm a [ bleep ] fool. tired of all these questions every night. stay out. >> and in number one sports anchor sitting down with jim everett but actually jim rome. >> we have no problems then. >> you probably won't say it again. >> i bet i do. >> chris. >> why can't he all just be friends? that's our show for monday. i'll be back this week at 3:00 p.m. eastern looking at america the angry. up neck, not an angry man.