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: Royals ace Zack Greinke and manager Trey Hillman have been ejected by home plate umpire Greg Gibson in consecutive innings against the Red Sox. Full Article at CBS Sports
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KANSAS CITY -- Sunday's series finale will be the 15th time the Royals and the Twins have squared off this season, and oddly enough, none of the previous 14 games have involved Zack Greinke. Full Article at MLB.com
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Comments that include profanity or personal attacks or other inappropriate comments or material will be removed from the site. Additionally, entries that are unsigned or contain "signatures" by someone other than the actual author will be removed. Full Article at The Washington Post
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KANSAS CITY -- Zack Greinke might be chosen the best pitcher in the American League, but he won't be named the best umpire. At least not by plate umpire Greg Gibson, who ejected Greinke from Thursday night's game against Boston. Full Article at MLB.com
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Kansas City Royals ace Zack Greinke has been ejected for yelling something from the bench against the Boston Red Sox. Full Article at Sports Illustrated
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Not necessarily, not when you're talking about a guy that's got the stuff that Zack does ... Because Robby had good success with Detroit here and there, and I think it all depends on the stuff the guy takes to the mound. Initially, regardless of what he takes to the mound, it gives the pitcher the advan...
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I always think it's an advantage for the pitcher because there's a comfort level the hitters feel, especially when they've seen the guy in back-to-back series like what's happened to Robby [Tejeda] and Lenny [DiNardo] with Detroit ... I always feel like the advantage goes to the pitcher if they haven't ...
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He's just a really smart pitcher with great stuff. He's always been that ... He knows how to change, add and subtract. Makes the ball move. I don't think he throws any pitch slow or straight. He's got all kinds of pitches, and I think he can adlib and make up pitches as he goes.
