Search for a Writer:
Calculated Writer Scores
- Frequency of opinion markers: Not set
- Sentiment markers: Not set
- What is this?
Community Writer Scores
Coverage
Words Associated with CLARK FOSLER
Most Frequently Mentioned Topics
Sources They're Writing For (last 60 days)
Writer Feed Widget
Grab this free widget and get the latest news for this writer. You can post it on your web page or blog, or add it to your desktop. Click on the "get & share" button at the bottom.
Articles Written by: CLARK FOSLER
Today, we begin a series of columns in which I will examine the Royals versus their Central Division comrades on a position by position basis in an attempt to determine just how close (or how far) this team is from truly contending in the ...
From CLARK FOSLER,
Bleacher Report,
16 Oct 2009
On Wednesday, I offered up the theory of trading Joakim Soria to build a better future base for the Kansas City Royals.
It could be sheer lunacy to consider moving either the second or third best player on the roster—one who is signed to a long-term ...
From CLARK FOSLER,
Bleacher Report,
30 Sep 2009
As an aside, I assume at some point you will be able to access an archive of our show on that Web site. They are just getting started and do not have everything all "squared away" yet. Hopefully an archive will become available: It was simply one of ...
From CLARK FOSLER,
Bleacher Report,
25 Sep 2009
The Monsters of September, a.k.a the Kansas City Royals, rolled on again this weekend, taking two of three from the Chicago White Sox. They were fueled by a complete game shutout from struggling Luke Hochevar on Friday night and six more innings of ...
From CLARK FOSLER,
Bleacher Report,
22 Sep 2009
A few days ago, we examined the effect or non-effect of injuries with relation to a rather pitiful Royals offensive effort this season. In doing so, it appeared that the Royals might have come up thirty or so runs short of what their reasonable ...
From CLARK FOSLER,
Bleacher Report,
18 Sep 2009
Over the past few months, we have been treated to a number of interestingcomments from within the Royals' organization. The team's best hitter, Billy Butler, has been publicly criticized for a perceived lack of proficiency in turning the rare 3-6-3 ...
From CLARK FOSLER,
Bleacher Report,
16 Sep 2009
Sam Mellinger tweeted the other day that a baseball guy summed up the Royals rather accurately and succinctly: their good players aren't good enough.
That is a sentiment we have offered more than once on this site and on many others, too. David ...
From CLARK FOSLER,
Bleacher Report,
9 Sep 2009
When Dayton Moore was hired as general manager and David Glass decided it was okay to spend a little money, most of us were sure that the Royals were on the road back to respectability.
Bolstered by a better than it really was September, the Royals ...
From CLARK FOSLER,
Bleacher Report,
24 Aug 2009
On Tuesday, I offered up the proposition that the current Royals roster simply was not good enough. After losing yesterday afternoon, making them 3-12 in Zack Greinke's last 15 starts, it only seems to reinforce my point.
Given that, I really don't ...
From CLARK FOSLER,
Bleacher Report,
21 Aug 2009
While it would be inaccurate to call the 2009 Royals the worst team in history, you can make a very real argument that they might well be the most disappointing squad to wear blue. While other teams can lay claim to this title (1986, 2004 come to ...
From CLARK FOSLER,
Bleacher Report,
20 Aug 2009