Week 5 NFL Picks

With picks these goods we should be charging for content. Well, not McGannon’s picks. Last week, however, was the first above .500 week of the season for McGannon as he snuck out a winning record on the glorious right arm, and equally amazing chin of Jimmy Garoppolo. Through four weeks McGannon is 5 games under […]

Week 4 NFL Picks

The wounds of a Week 3 Chiefs loss have been licked and we’re onto Tampa Bay. Eesh. Not the type of “get right” game you’d want to see on the schedule for Chiefs fans – the Buccaneers have a fast defense and aggressive defensive line, two things that don’t mix with the Chiefs current state […]

Week 3 NFL Picks

Week 3 NFL Sunday is here and after another division rivalry game on Thursday Night Football, it’s time to get to some real action of weekend games, instead of the short-week rock fights the disastrous TNF games are. This week we get the test to see if the Dolphins are for real or if the […]

Creed Humphrey Friday: Week 2

The Best Center In The NFL is back on top after a dominating run blocking performance on Thursday Night Football last week. And with his two-week performance, he’s now the third overall offensive lineman in the National Football League. What a guy. Here now are the blocks of the week: 1. Hot Start It’s tradition […]

Week 2 NFL Picks

After a successful 2021 season of picks, Scobes picked up right where he left off in Week 1 with an impressive 9-6 overall ATS. That’ll play. McGannon however turned in his test to the teacher after a night of binge drinking at the black jack table, and brought home a 4-11 record ATS. Oof. Week […]

Creed Humphrey Friday (On A Wednesday): Week 1

The NFL is back and that means the best center in the NFL is back in action. Creed Humphrey opened his 2022 season by turning #91 on the Cardinals into his personal practice dummy, stoning him on every pass rush attempt and clearing running lanes that even Clyde Edwards-Helaire could run through. Just like we […]

Week 1 NFL Picks

Look to my coming at first light on the fifth day, at dawn, look the East. The NFL is back. Life is whole again. Life has meaning again. We’re back. Pat’s back.  The first Sunday of an NFL season should be a national holiday. Families everywhere should be required to put two TVs in the […]

Monday Morning Piss Heater: He Can Fly

On Saturday the Milwaukee Brewers designated Lorenzo Cain for assignment. The two-time All Star and 2019 Gold Glove winner was the catalyst and best player on the 2015 World Series winning Royals. The key piece for the Royals in trade sending Zack Greinke to the Brewers, Cain reached 10 years of service time, a tremendous […]

Tracking The Royals Offense June 13, 2022

The Royals drew 23 walks in their 7 games last week and jumped all the way to 23rd in MLB in offensive walks. Usually such an accomplish wouldn’t be met with much acclaim, but finishing 23rd in walks on the season would be tied for the best season under Dayton Moore in that category. While […]

Monday Morning Piss Heater: The 1991 Kansas City Blades

Kansas City will never be confused as Title Town, but the forgotten championship in the 90s resides in the Kemper mausoleum belonging to Kevin Constantine and the 1991 Blades. Led by Arturs Irbe in net, newcomer Gary Emmons at center, and the 342 PIMs in 66 games by Kevin Evans, the Blades took home the […]

Tracking The Royals Offense June 6, 2022

After a brief rise in the walks, home runs, and runs category rankings, the jolt the Royals got from the rookies being inserted in the lineup was offset by losing a struggling Salvador Perez to injury and other general ineptness, so the rise has plateaued the Royals offense to their usual “very bad, just not […]

Monday Morning Piss Heater: June 6, 1944

One of the most important days of remembrance in our great country is today, D-Day. It is this day a group of boys stormed a countryside unknowing what type of death awaited them, but certain the end of their time was near. They did it anyway. The fight against evil must be met with courage, […]

John Sherman’s Unwillingness To Act Is Going To Cause A Reckoning

I’ve slowly been inching towards writing this for the past few months. John Sherman unwilling to acknowledge the catastrophic failure of the Royals baseball operations department is going to cause a shit storm of drama Kansas City has not seen since the late 1990s when the team was rumored to be sold to billionaire Miles […]

Tracking The Royals Offense May 23, 2022

The Royals offense continues to inch closer to top-20 in baseball after an insertion of young talent into the lineup on a more consistent basis. In two weeks the offense has jumped two spots in both walks and home runs, and three spots in total runs scored, thanks to the production of Bobby Witt Jr., […]

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