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Box score: Indians 9, Royals 4
Kansas City Star — E: Gload (4), Olivo (4), Shoppach (5). LOB: Kansas City 10, Cleveland 9. 2B: German (10), DeJesus (20), Olivo (18), FGutierrez (20), Shoppach (21), AMarte (8). HR: Sizemore (28), off Nunez; Garko (10), off Hochevar; Choo (5), off Hochevar. RBIs: DeJesus (57), Guillen 2 (78), Smith (1), Sizemore 3 (72), FGutierrez (28), Choo (32), Garko (62), Shoppach (37), ACabrera (24). SB: Olivo (4), ACabrera (3). CS: AMarte (2). GIDP: Guillen, Teahen.
Kansas City Royals4 hours agoRoyals notebook: Veteran Wells agrees to one-year contract
Kansas City Star — CLEVELAND | Veteran right-hander Kip Wells is just hoping the world slows down a little now that he’s signed with the Royals.
Kansas City Royals7 hours agoRoyals keep tumbling in 9-4 loss to Indians
Kansas City Star — CLEVELAND | Even fourth place is now starting to grow dim in the distance as the Royals continue their August freefall.
Kansas City Royals4 hours agoHow the Royals and Indians scored
Kansas City Star — •ROYALS FIRST: Aviles walked leading off. German grounded out, Aviles to second. DeJesus doubled, Aviles scored. Royals 1, Indians 0.
Kansas City Royals4 hours agoRoyals keep tumbling in 9-4 loss to Indians
Kansas City Star — The Royals, on Tuesday, played a team with a losing record for the first time since the All-Star break. It didn't matter. Cleveland muscled up with three home runs and rolled to a 9-4 victory.
Kansas City Royals4 hours agoIndians Top Royals, 9-4
ESPN Video — Sizemore, Indians win eighth of last 11, top Royals
Kansas City Royals4 hours agoRoyals notebook: Veteran Wells signed in effort to bolster bullpen
Kansas City Star — Veteran right-hander Kip Wells is just hoping the world slows down a little now that he's signed with the Royals.
Kansas City Royals14 hours agoRoyals shouldn't tolerate Bannister
Kansas City Star — It’s all over the sports talk radio and in The Star on-line: What to do about Brian Bannister, who has been simply terrible. His ERA was 7.25 in July and is 12.75 in August. OK, so there is nobody waiting in the wings in Omaha to replace him. But just about anybody may be better than Bannister for a few starts — if for symbolic reasons alone. Dumping Bannister from the rotation or sending him down would send a message to fans that the team does not accept such abysmal pitching...
Kansas City Royals18 hours agoRoyals sign veteran pitcher Kip Wells
Kansas City Star — Veteran right-handed pitcher Kip Wells agreed today to a one-year contract with the Royals. He is expected to join the club in time for tonight's series opener at Cleveland.
Kansas City Royals19 hours agoRoyals notebook: Team reaches agreement with Wells
Kansas City Star — CLEVELAND | The Royals reached an agreement in principle Monday with veteran free-agent pitcher Kip Wells in a move designed primarily to bolster a beat-up bullpen.
Kansas City Royals1 day agoAlex Gordon's numbers comparable to last year
Kansas City Star — Although his numbers aren’t what some had hoped, Alex Gordon is on pace to exceed his rookie totals in several offensive categories.
Kansas City Royals1 day agoLet the best pitchers throw the most innings
Kansas City Star — Well, it’s been almost a month since I railed about the way modern big-league managers run their pitching staffs, so it’s about time for another go-round.
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- Indians on deck Columbus Dispatch
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- Indians keep Royals in cellar Akron Beacon Journal
- Twins back to all systems go at home Minneapolis Star-Tribune
- Sizemore's 3-run homer helps Indians beat Royals Columbus Dispatch
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Kansas City Royals' Luke Hochevar pitches against the Cleveland Indians in the first inning of a baseball game Tuesday, Aug. 19, 2008, in Cleveland.»Yahoo! Sports
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Cleveland Indians' Asdrubal Cabrera steals second base as Kansas City Royals shortstop Mike Aviles takes the throw in the second inning of a baseball game Tuesday, Aug. 19, 2008, in Cleveland.»Yahoo! Sports
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Cleveland Indians pitcher Anthony Reyes throws out Kansas City Royals' Mike Aviles on a ground ball back to the mound in the third inning of a baseball game Tuesday, Aug. 19, 2008, in Cleveland.»Yahoo! Sports
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Cleveland Indians' Anthony Reyes pitches against the Kansas City Royals in the first inning of a baseball game Tuesday, Aug. 19, 2008, in Cleveland.»Yahoo! Sports
