Royal de Lux: A Kansas City Royals podcast.
LuxA podcast about the Kansas City Royals, by a fan for the fans. Hosted by Lux, a guy on the internet who happens to have a microphone. New episodes every Monday and Friday.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 146 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsBaseballHobbiesLeisure | |||
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I have no insight. I have no smart words. The Royals are literally too good. I can't believe it's happening and because it is I don't know how to process it. more
Inspired by a certain swiping Pokemon channel, I look at how freaking amazing the Royals rotation has been to begin this season. They've absolutely crushed the competition around them, including a four-game sweep of the Chicago White Sox, a team that... more
I DONT WANT TO TALK ABOUT THE STADIUM BUT I HAVE TO ANYWAY. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA whatever. It is what it is. Everything is going to be fine. And I dunno, worst case scenario, we still have some amazing pitching right now. It turns out we CAN have... more
After dropping the first two games of the season, the Royals pull off a MASSIVE W to silence the haters. We're back, baby, and I never doubted them for a second. Non-overreactor over here, look at me. GIVE ME ATTENTION!! more
It turns out the Royals might not be the best baseball team around. Well, shucks. There go my fall plans. The Royals drop the first game of the season to the Minnesota Twins--wait, didn't I write this summary last year? We're doing this again? Well, ... more
You hear that? That's the sound of baseball coming back, baby. The next episode will be talking about the first Royals game of the season, but before we get into that we have to talk about who we're even bringing into Opening Day. Spoiler: Not Nick P... more
Alec Marsh has won the final rotation spot as Jordan Lyles shifts to the bullpen. Angel Zerpa wins a bullpen spot as Daniel Lynch IV shifts to Omaha. Nelson Velazquez somehow wins an outfield spot which might push someone important off the roster. In... more
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