KC Sports Monitor

Dayton Moore talked about where the Royals are right now and how he sees things going through the end of the season and into 2022. I just released a podcast episode analyzing all of it. Dayton had a lot of interesting things to say.

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Adalberto Mondesi is hurt again. The traditional media laughs at and puts down the fans for their frustration. The media doesn't understand why the fans are upset. I think I do.

The U.S. Supreme Court upheld a ruling against the NCAA that could completely change college athletics.

We hear television broadcast crews, among others, blame fielders when they make an error and say they let down their pitcher. When do we say the pitchers let down their fielders? They are all on the same team. I'll explain why baseball is completely wrong on this topic. Oh, and the Royals still stink.

It appears that the College Football Playoff is going to expand sooner rather than later. And we might get more teams added than you might expect. But, unfortunately, there is still a problem.

Some say that we are just about 60 games into the 2021 season, so we can compare stats to last season. I disagree with that thinking.

The way pitcher wins are assigned in baseball makes no sense. It's similar to how the game-winning RBI was assigned in the 1980s. And the GWRBI didn't last a decade because of this problem.

There is a lot of talk in baseball about unwritten rules. But, unfortunately, sometimes those "rules" are mistaken for sportsmanship.