Alberto Callaspo Had a Bad Weekend

Foul Balls found this 6/30/2008 on sports.aol.com [flag]

The Royals are playing their best baseball of the season right now, as they feasted on National League competition, and had won 11 of 12 before dropping their last two games against the Cardinals. So there's plenty of reason to celebrate in Kansas City right now, because for the first time in years, Royals fans have been able to watch a team that actually resembles a Major League team. ... [link]

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Alberto Callaspo Had a Bad Weekend
Published 6/30/2008 by Fornelli (noreply@blogger.com) at Foul Balls
... they feasted on National League competition, and had won 11 of 12 before dropping their last two games against the Cardinals. So there's plenty of reason to celebrate in Kansas City right now, because for the first time in years, Royals fans have been able to watch a team that actually resembles a Major League team. Unfortunately, the celebration made it's way to members of the team this last weekend when second baseman Alberto Callaspo was busted for a DUI on Friday night... Continue reading at FanHouse

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