Notes: Davies putting 2007 behind him

 
Almost overlooked in the scrum over the fourth and fifth jobs in the Royals' rotation is a guy who made 28 Major League starts last season, Kyle Davies. Davies understands why and wants to turn the page to 2008 quickly. [link]

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The Official Site of The Kansas City Royals: News: Notes: Davies putting 2007 behind him

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