Podcasts about royals hall

It's a "June Swoon" according to Denny, but how do the boys in blue get through it?

Yes, Josh Keiser of One Royals Way podcast from KCSN said Lucas Duda is the best Royal free agent signing for throwing that ball into the front row during World Series game 5 in 2015. He's absolutely right, and we also get into the season so far for the Royals, Seth Lugo's Cy Young performances and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Talks about “Touch of Royals History”, 47th Homerun bat from Salvy, what will be on display and available to touch, Butera ball from the strike 3 in the World Series, how can people get tickets, no pine tar on the pine tar bat, and baseball card game

The Drive wondered if former Royals pitcher Yordano Ventura should make the team's Hall of Fame.

Connor debates which former Royals deserve his Hall of Fame vote. And Casey Thompson's dad spoke to Sipple about his son's return to Lincoln and what he expects.

Born May 8th, 1951From Brooklyn, New York and attended Oceanside High School in Long Island.Played College Baseball at Iona College.Drafted in the 2nd round in the 1972 draft by KC Royals.Only Royals Pitcher to Record 3…20 Win Seasons.All Time Leader in complete games (103) and shutouts (23).Holds Single season records for (40)starts, (21) complete games, (294) innings pitched  and (242)K's.From 1975 to 1981 won 130 games….most by any RHP in the majors.Inducted into the KC Royals Hall of Fame in 1989.Married High School sweetheart, Audrey, in 1971 who we all know and love.All around Awesome Guy…..Dennis Leonard welcome to the show.

Happy MLB Opening Day! On this episode of Hallowed Ground: The Sports Museum Podcast, host Andrew Stockmann interviews Curt Nelson, Director of the Royals Hall of Fame in Kansas City, Missouri. Then, Andrew shares more information about iconic Royals owner Ewing Kauffman in the pod's Overtime segment!  Check out the Royals Hall of Fame website!  Royals Scholastic Victory Program Watch Mr. K get inducted into the Royals Hall of Fame!  Comprehensive Mr. K Biography from the Kauffman Foundation Ewing Kauffman's Royals Hall of Fame page Follow Hallowed Ground on social media!  Twitter: @HGPod Instagram: hallowedgroundpod Music by Timmoor from Pixabay

In Hour 2, Bink talks about the breaking Royals news of the day, his inductees for the Royals Hall of Fame, and his Mock Draft 1.0 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On Today's show Rylan Stiles talks about the first class of the Locked On Royals Hall of Shame as well as MLB doing the right thing, and a Locked on Royals Schedule update! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On Today's show Rylan Stiles talks about the first class of the Locked On Royals Hall of Shame as well as MLB doing the right thing, and a Locked on Royals Schedule update! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On Today's show, Rylan Stiles (@Rylan_Stiles on Twitter) talks about The Royals all-time teams, and also gives out the first ballot of the Locked On Royals Hall of Shame! Be sure to vote @LockedOnRoyals on Twitter!Go to Withings.com/mlb to get 25% off Body+ Body Composition Scale. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On Today's show, Rylan Stiles (@Rylan_Stiles on Twitter) talks about The Royals all-time teams, and also gives out the first ballot of the Locked On Royals Hall of Shame! Be sure to vote @LockedOnRoyals on Twitter! Go to Withings.com/mlb to get 25% off Body+ Body Composition Scale. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

7-22-19 Todd is joined by Royals Hall of Famer and Fox Sports Kansas City analyst Jeff Montgomery to talk Royals after the weekend series in Cleveland, plus Todd talks Chiefs and Chris Jones contract and we take a few calls.

Undervalued all along the way, Royals Hall of Famer Jeff Montgomery became one of baseball’s top closers, and the success has only continued in business and broadcasting. An interesting conversation with him!!!

In part two of this interview with Curt Nelson, he will share the insightful stories recorded within the Negro League Hall of Fame.  Discover how this talent-rich league of African-Americans helped shape even more than just baseball history, it shaped American history. 

In part two of this interview with Curt Nelson, he will share the insightful stories recorded within the Negro League Hall of Fame.  Discover how this talent-rich league of African-Americans helped shape even more than just baseball history, it shaped American history. 

Curt Nelson has been with the Kansas City Royals since 1999. Curt isn't just the Director of the Royals Hall of Fame, he helped spearhead its development in 2009.  Curt shares stories from their two World Series Championships as well as their four AL pennants.  

Curt Nelson has been with the Kansas City Royals since 1999. Curt isn't just the Director of the Royals Hall of Fame, he helped spearhead its development in 2009.  Curt shares stories from their two World Series Championships as well as their four AL pennants.  

We talk about the Kyle Zimmer signing, the possible end of Cheslor Cuthbert's time in Kansas City, and the Royals Hall of Fame candidates. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

After a couple weeks off for the holidays, the Vault is back.And during that break, the Royals signed Terrance Gore. We discuss the Royals focus on adding team speed and his likely role within the organization. While we're hesitant to say that he will play much of a role, he's definitely got speed, as we've seen ourselves over the years.The Royals also acquired two players during the Rule 5 draft, selecting Sam McWilliams out of Tampa Bay's organization and trading for Chris Ellis (drafted by Texas in the Rule 5 draft out of the St. Louis Cardinals organization). Both hope to follow in the footsteps of last year's breakout Rule 5 pick Brad Keller, and the Royals have innings to spare.We also took a look at the list of Royals Hall of Fame candidates who are on the ballot. There are some significant names this year, including Bo Jackson and Johnny Damon, but we also discussed the legacy of David DeJesus and the what if of Yordano Ventura as candidates. Follow the Vault at @KCBaseballVault. Follow host Jeff Herr at @TheJeffReport, co-host Michael Engel at @michaelengel. You can also email feedback to KansasCityBaseballVault@gmail.com.

Royals Hall-of-Famer George Brett joins Bob for the lastest episode of the KC BobCast. 

Joe Quinn and Nick Handley were joined by broadcaster and Royals Hall of Famer Jeff Montgomery. Jeff is in town for his bobble head night at Wener Park on Saturday for the Omaha Storm Chasers game. Jeff dishes on his career and this year's Kansas City Royals.

While the hot stove cools off for the holidays, the baseball world seems preoccupied with Hall of Fame ballots.So we discussed our views on baseball's Hall of Fame and who on this year's ballot deserves to make it and how we'd vote.In our second segment, we pivoted to discuss the Royals Hall of Fame and which players on the current roster (and a few players from recent clubs) could make it into the Royals Hall of Fame. Follow the Vault at @KCBaseballVault. Follow host Jeff Herr at @TheJeffReport, co-host Michael Engel at @michaelengel. You can also email feedback to KansasCityBaseballVault@gmail.com. Email us a question and if we answer it on the air, we’ll send you a gift certificate to our friends at Kelly’s Westport Inn.

Since we're waiting on the end of the 2016 season, we found a chat that we hadn't shared with you before. In this episode, we're sharing some insight from Curt Nelson, Director of the Royals Hall of Fame. Nelson talked with us about Alex Gordon's impact on the franchise, on the greatest Royals playoff moments, retiring numbers of Royals greats, and a comparison of the 1985 and 2015 World Series Championship teams.Follow the Vault at @KCBaseballVault. Follow host Jeff Herr at @TheJeffReport, co-host Michael Engel at @michaelengel. You can also email feedback to KansasCityBaseballVault@gmail.com. Email us a question and if we answer it on the air, we’ll send you a gift certificate to our friends at Kelly’s Westport Inn. 

With Retro Night coming up this weekend, we dipped into the archives to bring you three interviews with some former Kansas City Royals.First, we talked with Buddy Biancalana, shortstop for the 1985 World Series championship team. He talked about getting into the zone, using fear as a motivator, and his World Series experience.Then, we talked with Greg Pryor, also from that 1985 team. He talked about the memorable experience of Game 6 and winning Game 7, his favorite coaches throughout the years, and some wild baseball days he was a part of, like Disco Demolition Night, and the Pine Tar Game.Finally, we talked with Royals Hall of Famer Freddie Patek. Patek discussed the seasons he enjoyed most, making it as a smaller player, grooming Frank White, and playing tough all the time.Note: These interviews were recorded in the summer of 2012. Which makes one of Patek's responses very interesting.Follow the Vault at @KCBaseballVault. Follow host Jeff Herr at @TheJeffReport, co-host Michael Engel at @michaelengel. You can also email feedback to KansasCityBaseballVault@gmail.com.

This week Royalman Troy Olsen joined Mike to talk about the offseason and general impressions, the Royals payroll surpassing $100 million, and what Jarrod Dyson might bring in a trade (and if there's a viable replacement in the system if something might happen). We also discussed Brandon Finnegan's future and how he might fit as a starter or reliever.After a break, we then discussed the Royals Hall of Fame candidates, including Gil Meche, Kevin Seitzer, Mike Sweeney, and the phenomenal Bo Jackson.

Royals Hall of Famer Jeff Montgomery pitched for KC from 1988-1999, finishing his career with a franchise record 304 saves and 686 appearances. Montgomery was a three-time All-Star (1992, 1993 & 1996) and had a career Royals ERA of 3.20, … Continue reading → The post Jeff Montgomery appeared first on Clubhouse Conversation.

This week the Kansas City Baseball Vault welcomed back Sam Mellinger of the Kansas City Star who talked about the Royals and their response to pressure after reaching (and falling out of) first place. He discussed the offensive struggles of Eric Hosmer and how he should be moved down, as well as the Royals front office's approach to praise and criticism. Mellinger also talked about his newest project, "The Art of Scouting", a book by he and Art Stewart, Royals Hall of Famer and longtime scout. That book is due out in July.After Sam went to go cover the game, Jeff and Mike talked about Hosmer some more and some of the factors that might have Ned Yost keeping him in the #3 spot. They also talked about lineup construction and its importance (or perhaps lack thereof) and looked at some alternative batting orders.Be sure to stop by Kelly's Westport Inn if you're in the KC area, and if you're looking to find great baseball stats in one place, Baseball-Reference.com and the Baseball-Reference Play Index are the best places to go. Toss in "Royals" as your promo code to $6 save off the yearly subscription price.Submit any interesting Royals stat finds to kansascitybaseballvault@gmail.com for a chance to win a copy of the Art Stewart book or a copy of Willie Aikens' "Safe at Home".

Royals Hall of Famer Steve Busby pitched for KC from 1972-1980 and threw the organization’s first no-hitter in 1973. In fact, Busby threw two no-hitters and won 20 games in a season prior to the age of 25. Busby, a … Continue reading → The post Steve Busby appeared first on Clubhouse Conversation.

The regular season can't get here soon enough. While the Royals cruise through spring training, we covered a few of the remaining battles while also discussing the final second base decision to keep Chris Getz over Johnny Giavotella. We also talked a bit goings-on in Omaha and brought up the idea of a platoon (or replacement) for Jeff Francoeur and tossed out an idea of trading for David DeJesus. Most of our time this week, however, was spent talking with Curt Nelson, director of the Royals Hall of Fame. We talked about his vision for the exhibits and artifacts within the Hall of Fame and what he tries to present to those who visit the stadium and want to dive into the history of the franchise. Of course, we also had to bring up the question of "How does Emil Brown end up eligible for the Royals Hall of Fame?" Curt walked us through the process of nomination and how they've revamped the voting to include fan votes and we looked at a few specific cases on the current eligible ballot as well as other names from the past that may be revisited. It's interesting stuff to think about, especially as other players like Mike Sweeney, Johnny Damon and Carlos Beltran are nearing eligibility for the team honor.

The Kansas City Baseball Vault has always been dedicated to bringing you the best from the past, the present and the future. Tonight we had all three in the same show. We started off the show walking about the recently resurgent Royals, but has anyone noticed? Next we talked with 3-Time All-Star and Royals Hall of Famer, Short Stop Freddie Patek. We talked with him about the best Royals teams in history, what it was like to play for Mr. K and what he'd do to fix the current Royals. Next we talked with a future Royals outfielder, David Lough of the Omaha Stormchasers about what it's like to have a Magic Number, what it's going to take to break into the Kansas City outfield and how lounging by the pool makes up a day off. Finally we talked to Lough's roommate, Stormchasers Second Baseman Johnny Giavotella who has also spent time in Kansas City this season. We talked about what he's working on, what he's attributing his offensive success to and what he's doing to get better defensively. There you go, the best of the past, the present and the future, every week on the Kansas City Baseball Vault. Join us each week on ESPN 1510 am, Thursday's at 6pm.

The guys wrapped up All Star Week with a star studded, action pack show! Mike, Troy, Chris and Jeff Herr were joined in studio by Curt Nelson, proprietor of the Royals Hall of Fame. (Jeff Logan was out on assignment.) The guys talked about the All Star experience with Curt but were quickly joined by Mayor Sly James. The Mayor discussed what it took for the city and the success that this All Star Week was. Then the guys were joined by NFL Hall OF Famer and future Royals Hall of Famer George Toma who helped prep Kauffman Stadium's field. He told his story of catching the 1st pitch from Hall of Famer Reggie Jackson with a little help from Joe Mauer of the Minnesota Twins. Finally the guys were joined by the Voice of Kauffman Stadium, Mike McCartney. Mike and Curt paired up to exchange stories of this week and weeks gone by. They told us how a ball hit violently by Mark Trumbo ended up on top of the Royals Hall of Fame and then inside the Royals Hall of Fame. Mike talked about how hectic the booth was and what it was like working with the networks. This and so much more await you inside this weeks Kansas City Baseball Vault! For more tune in Sundays 7-8pm at www.RoyalmanReport.com for the Royalman Report and Thursdays from 6-7pm on ESPN 1510 for the Kansas City Baseball Vault.