Good because I'm not sure we have much to offer. Maybe they would take some lower level lottery types.

My family went on an awesome road trip earlier this month. We followed the Royals to SD, SF, and Anaheim. Here are a few pictures from our trip. I hope you enjoy the awesome sign we made for my daughter's birthday on Madison Bumgarner t-shirt night.

Still early to think bout buying or selling. Hopefully they are leading the central or a couple back at worst in late July

That sounds like a great time. Thanks for sharing.

The sign is awesome BTW. :D

Awesome! Brought my wife and 2 kids out for the SD series. Good times.

Great stadium. The views from the upper level were spectacular. I felt closer to the field than I ever have from the upper level at a baseball game.

PETCO is a phenomenal place to see a game. Not a bad view from anywhere and great food options. We go to SD a few times a summer anyway and often hit a game or two regardless of who the Padres are playing just for the atmosphere

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Safe to say the <a href="https://twitter.com/Royals">@Royals</a> were impressed when <a href="https://twitter.com/paigeparker008">@paigeparker008</a> warmed up last week before her first pitch.<br><br>Full story: <a href="https://t.co/KFOsYUgacO">https://t.co/KFOsYUgacO</a> <a href="https://t.co/hYuVe0i926">pic.twitter.com/hYuVe0i926</a></p>&mdash; Oklahoma Softball (@OU_Softball) <a href="https://twitter.com/OU_Softball/status/879718857279250432">June 27, 2017</a></blockquote>
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"Delete that video!" LMAO

MLB trade rumors: Top 25 trade assets for deadline

MLB trades are in the air, and it is officially the best time of year to be a baseball fan. For a few short weeks, MLB rumors and breaking news get to dominate the news cycle (unless of course there is something earth-shattering that comes out of NFL mini-camp). The rumors are already flying hot and heavy, and dozens of players and prospects will be on the move before the clock strikes four on July 31.

While the trade market is still a bit nebulous with so much of the American League still alive in the playoff race, let’s attempt to break down the top-25 assets that could be used to help push a contender over the top and the best prospects that should have rebuilding teams drooling. Keep in mind, that while compiling this list, an effort was made to evaluate only the players that seem most likely to be on the move at the deadline.

Honorable Mention:

Howie Kendrick — will move, quality veteran who can play multiple spots
Brad Brach — will move if the Orioles go into a rebuild
Todd Frazier — will likely move, but stock has fallen
Yonder Alonso — has an OPS near 1.000 but may want to stay in Oakland
Erick Fedde — may help the Nationals land a closer
Ervin Santana — only available if the Twins collapse
Melky Cabrera — solid, but expensive and defense has fallen off
Kyle Tucker — Astros top offensive prospect
Pat Neshek — veteran reliever with closing experience
Alex Verdugo — hard to find a fit in Dodgers outfield, but a polished hitter
Jay Bruce — one-dimensional slugger, but may be useful to an AL contender
Jed Lowrie — veteran second baseman having a career year
Marcell Ozuna — can you ever really tell what Jeffrey Loria will do?
Curtis Granderson — realistically does not have much left in the tank
Brad Hand — solid reliever, but has been hit hard lately
Jedd Gyorko — the Cardinals need all the power they can get, so probably staying put
Trevor Cahill — has re-established himself as a starter, but has a history of shoulder issues
Derek Holland — left-hander’s ERA has been blowing up in June
Jeremy Hellickson — has not been able to defeat FIP this season
Welington Castillo — not a great defender, but has been hitting all year
Drew Storen — has quietly rebounded in Cincinnati
The San Francisco Giants — it’s time to sell everyone


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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Ned called the month of May (15-14) &quot;a start,&quot; but said the team has to &quot;find a way to get on a nice run where you win 15 out of 22&quot; <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Royals?src=hash">#Royals</a></p>&mdash; Josh Vernier (@JoshVernier610) <a href="https://twitter.com/JoshVernier610/status/870769465247416320">June 2, 2017</a></blockquote>
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Royals need to take this tigers series

Not off to a good start.

The Royals have been downright AWFUL against AL Central teams this year: 9-19.

1-3 vs. Detroit, 1-7 vs. Minny, 2-5 vs. ChiSux, and 5-4 against Cleveland.

If they can't win their division games, they have no chance of staying in the playoff race and should just sell now. They seem to be able to beat everyone else? (minus the Yanks)

Ned needs to remind them division games are kind of important.

5% chance of that happening. Really just need to not get swept

No they dont... LMAO