A Royal Tragedy: Chapter 4

BLOOP SINGLE: WASHINGTON D.C. YA LATER

We recount baseball’s troubled history in the nation’s capital, and friend of the pod Vick DeWyckhurst shares his first hand account of the Senators riotous last game in DC.

Bloop Single: The Ferrell Brothers

There’s no competition quite like the one that exists between brothers. From Cain and Abel to the Bee Gee’s brothers have always been at each other’s throats trying to outdo one another. While some get praised other’s get cast out, or worse; forgotten. Throughout the 1930s and 40s Baseball brothers Wes and Rick Ferrell would both make history, but only one would receive baseball’s highest honor. Scored and Produced by Joe Newman Written and Read by Paul Atwood

A Royal Tragedy: Chapter 6

The Royals' quest for their first coronation in nearly 30 years comes to an end. For those who made it this far, thank you for listening. Normally I would post a reading list, but this is a story I saw unfold right in front of me. Kansas City was literally the happiest place on earth for one month and I will never forget that feeling. Matt Fulks' "Out of the Blue" is a nice little book that covers the story but leaves out all the devil magic and such, but it is a nice little dose of nostalgia that will help fans forget about every season since 2017; for an afternoon at least. Thanks again for listening and stay tuned for "Enemies of All Mankind" A high flying tale of high times and high crimes in the city of Pittsburgh and how a parrot brought down the once dreaded Pirates. Out of the Blue by Matt Fulks https://www.amazon.com/Out-Blue-Kansas-Royals-Historic/dp/1629371181

A ROYAL TRAGEDY: Chapter 5

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A Royal Tragedy: Chapter 4

It was one of the most thrilling comebacks in baseball history and is still spoken of with reverence across the midwest.