What you can expect...

Each day, check here for a different feature.
Check here on Sunday for Royality Check, a look at trends not to get too hopeful or depressed about.
Monday is Manager Monday on which I will point out a decision that Trey Hillman made that had a major impact on the outcome of a game.
On Stock Tuesday, find out which players' stock has recently risen or fallen.
Wednesday is Great Play Wednesday. Relive a play that was great based on the difficulty it took the player to achieve it and the importance of the situation in which the play took place.
Thursday: Crowning achievements. A look at Royals history and tradition.
Friday: Trivia. See if you remember the answer to the question about a recent event concerning or involving the team.
Saturday: Week in review - analyzing a week of play at the end of the week.

Born to Love Blue - Were you?

Reading sports web sites can fill your head with a lot of junk. Well, I have had my fill.
If you are a Royals fan, you may very well feel the same way.
Every time that I read the "Power Rankings" on ESPN.com or CBSSportsline.com, I get the feeling that the writers have no idea what they are talking about. Their mistake is in trying to figure out a way to rank the prowess of 32 teams, many of which they have never seen play an entire game. While it is possible that the writers sit and watch a Royals game a few times a year, I do not think that they analyze the team very well.
For example, May 27th's CBSSportsline.com had the following to say about the Royals: "Since taking a series in Florida, they have lost eight in a row and looked every bit the rebuilding team they are. What is worse, while this team gives its money to the Jose Guillens of the world, the Marlins and Rays are paying the likes of Hanley Ramirez, Scott Kazmir and Evan Longoria."
The writer of this article has no idea what Dayton Moore's plan is. The Royals needed a power bat from the right side of the plate, so that's what they went out and got.
National sports reporters talk about the Royals and have no idea what they are talking about.
Here, you will get analysis of the realities of the Royals' performance as well as in-depth analysis.
I will spotlight players, game results and trends, giving you stories which focus solely on the the team which plays at one of the most beautiful stadiums in the world.
Check in here to get analysis of a team by someone who actually watches the games.
Hope to hear your feedback.