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You've got to give the Kansas City Royals for at least having Cajonais,

a nine-game losing streak for leaking some information that they have narrowed their site possibilities for a new stadium down to two.

Down to two. This was the big news on Wednesday this week with the Royals in the middle of a

nine-game losing streak. When their maybe best future player, Vinipas Quintino,

it's announced that he is out for the year with a torn labor on his right shoulder and

require surgery. He had nine home runs,

26 RBIs and limited games this year, 17 doubles, still leads the team, 25 walks, looks like a terrific young player. He's out for the year. Torn laborum, he battled this thing last year. Apparently he's battled it for quite a while, and they've said, oh, in the middle of this season, and let's just go ahead and have the surgery now.

So he's going to do that.

The Royals lose nine in a row.

They're not competitive.

They're the worst team in baseball now. The worst team in baseball with their 18 wins. That is, dead last, dead bottom. And we get a report from Fox 4 News in Kansas City from a spokesperson with the Royals, a spokeswoman, it says, from the

Royals who says they are confirming now that they are down to two locations for a possible new stadium.

And I don't know, you know, there was a lot of talk over the last couple of years from a lot of

different people about excitement of a downtown ballpark and we're going to do this.

This is going to be so cool and it's going to be great and all these things.

And it's at the very least fading, waning, if you will.

People aren't really buzzing about it.

Almost every discussion that happens, we overheard one the other day, a couple of guys in public.

We're talking about the Royals of the downtown ballpark always comes back with the retort. They suck so bad.

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