@ChiefsInsider Take six winning seasons in 31 years, including the fluke of ‘03, add seven 100-loss years and nine more campaigns with 90-99 defeats, and you get a lot of fan apathy.
@ChiefsInsider It would be wise to hold off on breaking ground until the new CBA is in place. Union members may not work, and without a cap then a new place won’t make a difference. A new ballpark means at least 30 more seasons of mediocre baseball at best, and no stadium means they’ll move.
I’ve told my Fantasy Football colleagues “I am self-hazing.” I used prize money to buy the @Royals streaming package, and I make myself watch so I won’t make any more horrid decisions. It’s a little like getting a root canal from a proctologist.
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@klseaboldt (2/2) But 6 winning seasons out of 31 isn’t going to fly.
Royals fans have FINALLY met at the intersection of Total Frustration and Opportunity To Do Something. No groundbreaking on the new place until the new CBA is in place and w/o a cap, why bother?
@klseaboldt Keeping the assets and the load of manure are perceived as necessary by the franchise to aid in getting a new stadium built in Jackson County. On the flip side, a quarter on the Opening Day roster is on the IL, which would be seen as bad luck for almost every team. (1/2)
@jazayerli If I remember right, the Royals had a fire sale just before the ‘94 strike, getting rid of anybody of value. It seems only BWJ is untouchable at this point.
@jazayerli Trading Lugo and/or Wacha takes KC from hoping not to lose 100 to a virtual guarantee. Bad publicity for a team trying to build a new ballpark.
I think it wise to hold off on groundbreaking until a new CBA is in place.
@FlannyMLB Since 1994, KC has 6 winning seasons, including ‘03. The team has 7 100-loss years and 8 more campaigns with 90-99 defeats. They have lost about 40 more games than any other team in that span.
If I hear “I have a family to feed,” I may actually hurl.
@FlannyMLB@Swanee54 I stayed away from MLB for about 15 seasons after the strike, and came back only after moving and needing a way to connect with new friends. I’m nowhere near the fan I was prior to
1994.
If MLB emerges from this stoppage, no matter how long, without a cap, I’m done for good.