Source: www.royalsreview.com --- Friday, April 27, 2018
The Baseball for the basement continues all weekend It’s starting to feel like the good ol’ Royals of the 00s. Not much online chatter as the team is potentially double digits out and it’s not even May. At least some years, the team had the courtesy to wait until Memorial Day to be totally out of it. Dayton Moore wants Ned Yost to return next year. “I certainly want Ned back,” Royals general manager Dayton Moore told The Athletic on Thursday. The decision, though, will not be limited to Yost and Moore — the longest-tenured manager-general manager combination in the game. The man who writes the checks will have to sign on, too, meaning owner David Glass will have to be comfortable with some form of contract extension. The conversations could continue across the summer. “I love working with Dayton,” Yost says. “I love working with these guys, and I want to make sure if I leave, or when I leave, that this organization is in pretty good shape.” Here’s your Nate Karns update. Nate Karns (elbow) threw 25 pitches this afternoon, Ned Yost said. He still felt a little something on his fastball. But he’s “progressing”, Yost said. Ian Kennedy (foot) is also a go for his next start. — Rustin Dodd (@rustindodd) April 26, 2018 With not much to talk about, there are more #hottakes about cheering for Lorenzo Cain in his return. KC Kingdom’s Britt Zank says “ It’s ok for Royals fans to cheer Cain’s homerun .” Meanwhile the KC Star’s Pete Grathof ...
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