The Official Site of The Kansas City Royals: News: Royals make final roster decisions

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The Official Site of The Kansas City Royals: News: Royals make final roster decisions
SOX & Dawgs found this 3/30/2008 on kansascity.royals.mlb.com [flag]
MILWAUKEE -- There were no surprises as the Royals announced their last cuts on Saturday. The Royals got down to their Opening Day roster of 24 from the 35 who were still on the Spring Training roster before Saturday's final exhibition game against the Brewers. Catcher Miguel Olivo's suspension for the first four games of the season is causing the Royals to begin the season one player short. ... [link]

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AL & NL News From Spring Training - 3/30
Published 3/30/2008 by Ian at SOX & Dawgs
Josh Beckett threw again at Boston Red Sox camp yesterday. Dustin Moseley will start the Angels home opener. The Astros have set their 25-man roster. The A’s sent down three players on Saturday including top prospect Carlos Gonzalez. The Blue Jays and Alex Rios are still working on a long-term deal. Mike Hampton made his final tuneup start for the Braves. The Brewers have made contract offers to Prince Fielder and Ryan Braun. Ryan Ludwick had a rough day for the Cardinals on Saturday. Cubs OF Alfonso Soriano could bat 5th against lefties. Diamondbacks ...

ST Game #30
Published 3/30/2008 by Lee Warren at Royal Reflections
Game Date: March 29, 2008  Brewers 5, Royals 2 / Box Score Royals Spring Training Record: 16-14 Zack Greinke pitched well yesterday, but it wasn't enough to overcome and Angel Berroa error and the Royals dropped their final game of Spring Training. The Royals finished at 16-14, which nobody is going to be upset with and they've chopped their roster down to 24 to start the season tomorrow. The following guys were cut and sent to Omaha (with the exception of Luke Hudson): Ryan Shealy, Jason Smith, Angel Berroa, Mitch Maier, Joel Peralta, Neal Musser, Brandon Duckworth, Hideo Nomo, and Luke Hudson. Matt Tupman remains on the roster as a backup to John ...

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