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2015 KANSAS CITY ROYALS Spring Training Game Notes Los Angeles Dodgers (16-9-6) @ Kansas City Royals (18-10) Wednesday, April 1, 2015 2015 KANSAS CITY ROYALS Spring Training Game Notes Los Angeles Dodgers (16-9-6) @ Kansas City Royals (18-10) Wednesday, April 1, 2015 GUTHRIE SHINES AGAIN IN PEORIA--Just five days after throwing 5.2 scoreless in Peoria Stadium against Seattle, Jeremy Guthrie tossed 6.0 strong frames of 1-run ball en route to a 4-1 victory over the San Diego Padres last night on the other side of Bell Road...the veteran right-hander scattered six hits with a walk and half-dozen strikeouts to wrap-up his spring with a 2-1 record and 2.63 ERA...his next work will be a side session on Sunday in Kauffman Stadium in preparation for his first start of the regular season on April 11 in Anaheim...Kelvin Herrera, Greg Holland and Ryan Madson each contributed a scoreless inning of relief, with Madson earning his second save of the spring...Kendrys Morales, Mike Moustakas and Lorenzo Cain each contributed a pair of hits for the offense as Kansas City won for the fifth time in its last six games and ran the spring mark to 18-11. ADIOS ARIZONA--Kansas City closes out the Arizona portion of 2015 this afternoon with Upcoming Probables its only meeting of the spring with the Dodgers...the Royals will fly to Houston immediately Today vs. Los Angeles Dodgers @ Surprise Stadium (12:05) following today’s game and take the mandatory spring off day there tomorrow before playing the Clayton Kershaw Astros on Friday and Saturday. vs. Yordano Ventura, Chris Young, Franklin Morales (L), Luke Hochevar, A.L. ROYALTY RECEIVES BLING ON MONDAY--Kansas City’s home opener next Monday Brian Flynn (L) in Kauffman Stadium will have some added special significance as members of the 2014 American Thursday -- Off day in Houston League Champion squad will receive their rings in an on-field presentation...the day will also feature a video celebration of last year’s run through the playoffs and the raising of the first American Friday vs. Houston Astros @ Minute Maid Park (7:05) League title banner since Opening Day, 1986 when the World Championship banner was raised. Edinson Volquez vs. EXTRAS IN HOUSTON--The Royals will travel a half dozen players from the minor league side Scott Feldman to help get through the pair exhibitions against the Astros...joining Kansas City on the trip will be Saturday vs. Houston Astros @ Minute Maid Park (3:05) pitchers Scott Alexander (L), Buddy Baumann (L), Casey Coleman and Sam Selman (L), infielder Jason Vargas (L) Angel Franco and outfielder Brett Eibner. vs. MINOR LEAGUE MOVE--Royals announced today that the club has re-signed veteran infielder Collin McHugh Rafael Furcal...the 37-year old infielder signed a minor league deal with the club on March 16, was Sunday - Workout at Kauffman Stadium (3:00) released yesterday and re-upped with the organization today. Monday vs. Chicago White Sox @ Kauffman Stadium (3:10) PLAYERS AND STAFF STEP UP FOR B.A.T.--More than 1,400 players, coaches and managers Jeff Samardzija from all 30 MLB Clubs collectively pledged a record donation of $2,643,195 to the Baseball vs. Assistance Team (B.A.T.) during the organization’s 13th annual Spring Training Fundraising Tour Yordano Ventura to raise money for members of the Baseball Family in need of assistance...the donations will be made through the MLB Payroll Deduction Program, allowing players to provide funding for B.A.T. throughout the course of the season...collective donations from players in the Cactus League ($1,412,290) and Grapefruit League ($1,230,905) set records for each respective Spring Training site, and this year’s tour brought the Spring Training fundraising total to more than $20 million pledged over 13 years. ALL-TIME HIGH 161 GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TV--With the addition of 11 national TV appearances to FOX Sports Kansas City’s 150 regional telecasts, an all-time high 161 Kansas City Royals games are scheduled for television in 2015...FOX Sports announced in March that it will carry 10 games as part of Major League Baseball’s national television package – six on FS1 and four on FOX...the FS1 slate includes the Royals’ first Saturday game, on April 11, an ALDS rematch with the Angels in Anaheim...FS1 also selected the June 18 game vs. Milwaukee, which was previously scheduled for FSKC...in its place, FSKC has added the July 29 game at Cleveland...ESPN will televise the Mother’s Day, May 10 game at Detroit as part of its Sunday Night Baseball package...last season, 156 Royals games were televised – 148 on FSKC, four on FS1, three on FOX and one on ESPN...viewership for Royals telecasts on FOX Sports Kansas City reached an all-time high in 2014, according to Nielsen Media Research ON THE RADIO--The remaining exhibition games, including the two in Houston, can be heard on 610 Sports and the Royals Radio Network, as will all 162 regular season games...Denny Matthews is back for his 47th year in the booth, with Steve Physioc and Stewart, while Ryan Lefebvre will also work periodically on the radio side... Don Free is the producer/engineer. ROTATION SET--Kansas City skipper Ned Yost has announced his season-opening starting rotation for 2015, beginning with Yordano Ventura slated to take the ball next Monday when the Chicago White Sox visit in Kauffman Stadium for a 3:10 contest...the last time Ventura worked in “The K” was Game #6 of the World Series vs. the Giants, blanking San Francisco in the must-win game by a 10-0 count...Yordano will be followed in the rotation by another “home grown” hurler with Danny Duffy slated to pitch in the #2 slot with his first start taking place on Wednesday, April 8 vs. the ChiSox...newcomer Edinson Volquez will get the nod to finish up the Chicago series and then Jason Vargas will work the first road game of the year in Anaheim on May 10, where he opened the 2014 ALDS vs. the Halos with 6.0 strong innings of a contest the Royals won, 3-2 in 11 innings...lastly, Jeremy Guthrie will wrap-up the first lap through the rotation in the second game of the visit to Anaheim. REMAINING ROSTER--The Royals have 35 active players in camp, including nine non-roster invitees...the current roster breakdown includes 17 pitchers (4 non- roster), 3 catchers (1 non-roster), 9 infielders (2 non-roster) and 6 outfielders (1 non-roster)...among the 17 pitchers remaining in camp, 5 are left-handed...included are Kris Medlen, who is on the 60-day disabled list as he continues to recover from Tommy John surgery last spring and Tim Collins, who underwent TJ surgery on March 11. STATISTICALLY SPEAKING--Kansas City’s 18 wins this spring are tied with the New York Mets for second most in the Majors behind Oakland’s 20...with 11 hits last night vs. San Diego, the Royals remain second in the American League in team batting with a .291 mark...individually, Eric Hosmer’s name pops up among all American League players on each side of the continent with the 10th best slugging pct (.607), while Kendrys Morales is tied for fifth in total hits with 21. ADDS FOR TODAY VS. DODGERS--The Royals have tapped into minor league camp for some assistance today by adding right-handed hurlers #90 Andrew Triggs and #91 Malcolm Culver, catchers #85 Frank Schwindel and #95 Micah Gibbs, first baseman #66 Matt Fields, infielders #60 Hunter Dozier and #87 Angel Franco, outfielders #68 Brett Eibner, #89 Dominique Taylor and #99 Bubba Starling and utility player #97 Dusty Coleman. SPRING WORK--The Royals are 18-10 this spring, which are six more wins than all of last spring when the club went 12-16-2...Kansas City is 217-166 (.567) with 37 ties since moving to the Valley of the Sun in 2003...the Royals have an all-time exhibition record of 649-589 with 37 ties for a .524 winning pct...the Royals spent their first 34 seasons training in Florida, beginning with Fort Myers (1969-87), followed by a 15-year stint in Baseball City (1988-2002). POSTSEASON DROUGHT IS OVER--Though the sting of dropping Game Seven of the World Series lingered throughout the offseason, the participation in the Fall Classic represented Kansas City’s first appearance in the postseason since 1985...the Royals did it in dramatic fashion, clinching the playoff berth in Chicago on the final weekend of the regular season and then winning the still talked about Wild Card game over Oakland, rallying from a 7-3 deficit to Jon Lester in the eighth inning to take a 9-8 decision in 12 innings...that triumph would be the first of a Major League record eight consecutive wins to open the postseason, with KC’s first loss coming in Game One of the World Series vs. the Giants...in the interim, the Royals rolled through the Angels in three straight in the ALDS and then swept all four games from Baltimore in the ALCS, with Lorenzo Cain taking MVP honors. A LOOK AHEAD IN 2015--KC will open its 2015 regular season at home for the first time since 2011, as the Chicago White Sox will invade Kauffman Stadium for a 3:10 start next Monday afternoon...following a day off Tuesday, the Royals and ChiSox will play two more games before Kansas City embarks on its first road trip, a week long journey to Anaheim (3) and Minnesota (3)...Billy Butler and the Oakland A’s will open KC’s second stay at “The K” on April 17, with last year’s Wild Card opponent in town for three, followed by Minnesota for three...Kansas City’s Interleague work this year this year will be vs.
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