Kansas City Royals

Three and two.

Kansas City and Minnesota, their ties play three at the end of three.

Milwaukee will be at Chicago.

Baltimore leads Cleveland 4-0 at the end of six.

3-1 pitch.

He'll change here, and he spins a foul up ahead of the bat toward the Angel dugout.

See Cookie Rojas of Kansas City, Bill Melton of the White Sox, Bobby Mercer of the Yankees, Amos Otis of Kansas City, Don Buford of the Orioles, Frank Howard of Washington, and Dave Duncan, too, of the Oakland Ball Club.

the lead of this one at least.

A loser last night, a big loser to Milwaukee.

Playing Milwaukee again, the Rangers just one half game out of second place behind the Kansas City Royals as California opened up another game lead on the Western Division.

For the Rangers, in right field, Bobby Bonds with a six-game hitting streak.

Last night, he hit his 14th home run.

He's beaten the Rangers twice.

He is 6-7.

Meanwhile, the Kansas City Royals at Milwaukee, Rich Gale slated to go for Kansas City.

He is 9-3, and he'll go against either all-star pitcher Larry Sorensen, who's 11-5, or Jerry Augustine, who is 9-9.

He's batting .220.

The Kansas City Royals strikeout record held by Bob Johnson.

He got .206 three years ago.

Milwaukee's all-timer, .169 by Marty Patton.

Swing and a miss by Veda Pinson.

0-1.

In the American League, the White Sox this afternoon before 1,729 in Chicago in 10 innings beat the Kansas City Royals 3-2.

Buddy Bradford's home run won it for Chicago.

the count.

Kansas City a final as they held on despite the Angels scoring three in the ninth.

Kansas City won the ball game eight to five.

Greg over Murphy.

One ball and one strike to count to Andy.

The Toronto Blue Jays in the cellar, 31 and a half games back.

In the Western Division, the Royals with a three and a half game lead over the Angels.

Texas, nine games out.

The Oakland A's, 13 and a half back.

Minnesota Twins, 16 and a half out of first place.

Chicago White Sox, 18 and a half back.

And the Seattle Mariners, 25 games behind the Royals.

Now here with the play-by-play, Mr. Frank Messer.

And I love doing this show with you each week because we delve into the mental side of sports.

You know, my training... involved a lot of things i have a phd in clinical psychology with the expertise in sports psychology that's my that's my my job i have worked with every level of sport i was in 1984 with the u.s cycling team team psychologist the olympics where we won nine medals hadn't won any in 72 years I was one of the first sports psychologists in baseball at the Kansas City Royals, full-time with them in 1990, and then again in 2008, 9, 10, and 11.

I was the first sports psychologist at the University of Kansas in 1981.

I've worked with the Kansas City Current, the Kansas City Comets.

The World Series brings us back to Winnebago reliever Hobbit Chamberlain in 2015.

This time, he has spent part of the season with the Kansas City Royals.

He isn't on their postseason roster, but when Kansas City beats the New York Mets for the championship, Chamberlain is later awarded a second World Series ring.

His first comes from that Yankees championship in 2009.

4-0 as they took three from Baltimore and then won an extra innings last night.

The Kansas City Royals also off to a great start.

They've won four in

a row.

And Seattle is out on top 2-0 after an inning and a half of play.

Keep in mind now, no matter what happens here, if the Kansas City Royals lose tonight to Seattle, the Twins win the American League Western Division pennant.

The Mets and the Phillies 1-0 the Mets at the end of 5-1.

The Mets trail St. Louis by 2-1.