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May 25, 2010 Posted by David | Kansas City Royals, Royals Apparel | apparel, Father's Day, Royals | No Comments Yet

Hochevar fights battle between good and awful

Before you even ask, yes — Luke Hochevar’s bruised left ankle is fine.

At least that’s what Hochevar, who starts for the Royals tonight against Detroit, has been saying since he was hit by a line drive in his last outing, an exhibition loss to Texas on Friday.

“It’s not even an issue,” Hochevar said after Monday’s 8-4 loss to Detroit at Kauffman Stadium. “I haven’t felt it since I got hit. There’s no swelling, no bruising.”

It’s a good thing the ankle is the least of his concerns right now. This is clearly a big year for Hochevar, and the last thing the No. 1 overall pick in the 2006 draft needs is a distraction. He’s trying to get off to a strong start and put a disappointing 2009 season behind him.

Click here to read the full article – By TEREZ A. PAYLOR of The Kansas City Star

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April 7, 2010 Posted by GameSetMatch | Kansas City Royals, Luke Hochevar, MLB, Royals Apparel, Royals News | Baseball, Kansas City, Kansas City Royals, Luke Hochevar, MLB, Royals, Royals Apparel, Royals baseball, Royals News, Royals T-Shirts | No Comments Yet

Soria looks old-school with six-out save

It took Joakim Soria to halt another meltdown by the Royals’ bullpen on Tuesday night. Soria pitched the final two innings for the save as the Royals held on for a 4-3 victory over the Oakland Athletics, their first win in four tries this season at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum. Kyle Davies pitched six solid innings to get the win.

“It wasn’t easy,” acting manager John Gibbons said. “You tip your hat to Soria. He’s done that for us a few times this year now. That’s why he’s one of the elite closers in the game. He’s got that knack.”

This was Soria’s 21st save and marked the fourth time in his last seven successes that he’d had to pitch two innings to do it.

“Like one of those old-time closers,” Gibbons said.

Click here to read the full article – By Dick Kaegel of MLB.com

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