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The Royals are on the road all week, which is basically the only time we really get a chance to catch up with our good friend Ryan Lefevre from the Royals broadcast team.

Really the voice in the face of the Kansas City Royals,

if they've made a transition to royals.tv under the umbrella of Major League Baseball now

producing the broadcasts and a whole new lineup of analysts working with Ryan from game to game.

If you've been watching the games, you've noticed Jeremy Guthrie and Eric Hosmer in there

and Jeff Montgomery and Rex Hudler. So a bit of a change there. And Ryan has taken on the additional

role of being basically a podcast host for the Royals. And they're streaming these on YouTube.

These are done via video and the Royals have their own YouTube channel. And the first episode is up right now with Eric Hosmer, and it's an emotional discussion about Yordano Ventura, the good old days when the Royals won the World Series, and many other topics. It's just Ryan and Eric Hosmer talking about a whole bunch of things. You can catch that on YouTube. The Royals have their own YouTube channel, and that's where Ryan's work will be with the new podcast.

The first episode is up.

It's always great to catch up with Ryan O, and we're going to talk with him a little bit about things that have gone on with the changes with the broadcast. Why Rex Hudler is no longer the lead analyst. the new broadcast teams,

how things have changed in that regard.

We'll, of course, discuss the team this year

and their chances of winning the Central Division,

a team that fits into a division

will be able to... teams, how things have changed in that regard. We'll, of course, discuss the team this year and their

chances of winning the Central Division and a team that fits into a division with everyone else,

because nobody's really been good this year. We'll talk about the new ballpark, and at the end,

we're going to have some fun talking about the strangest thing he ever saw somebody do in baseball

to break a slump or a skid or superstitions. It's all ahead with our good

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