When you’re in the midst of another 100-loss season, the leash is pretty loose on underperforming players because the problems go way beyond that. For the Kansas City Royals, they had lackluster play coming from the outfield, infield, starting pitching, and the bullpen. As I said, more than one individual.
And while Ned Yost will not be leading the team next season, he made several good points in an interview at the end of the season.
“It’s going to get real next year,” Yost said in Minnesota. “You’re not going to be able to come in here and hit .