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An undrafted player can become an All-Star. A ball club known as a perennial loser can rise up and win the World Series. This book presents thrilling tales of players and teams who have shocked the baseball world.
This compilation includes conversations with Royals prospects Mike Moustakas and Eric Hosmer, Blue Jays pitcher Kyle Drabek, MiLB.com writer Ben Hill, Minor League Baseball president Pat O'Conner, and many more!
... Eric Hosmer launched a 399-foot homer to right with a picture-perfect swing at Angel Stadium of Anaheim. It was Hosmer's third hit of the game. Later in the inning, Alex Gordon, who knocked in Kansas City's first run back in the second ...
... Eric Hosmer stood on third base. He was just 90 feet away from home plate and a tie game when a Royals batter hit a grounder to third baseman David Wright. Wright fielded the ball cleanly and checked Hosmer, who froze. But as soon as ...
... Eric Hosmer ripped a double to left that scored Cain. Terry Collins brought in Familia, who got Mike Moustakas to ground out to first, but Hos moved to third on the play. Salvador Perez then grounded the ball toward short. David Wright ...
Players and Teams Who Shocked the Baseball World Eric Braun. Eric Hosmer's aggressive base running helped carry the royals to a title. Fact: In previous they won the a trailed remarkable 2015 record postseason, by was two seven five or ...
... Hosmer and Moustakas seemed to be the future of the organization, the younger players who would help build the club around the likes of Alex Gordon and Billy Butler. Mike Moustakas (left) and Eric Hosmer (right) celebrate after combining.
This title introduces baseball fans to the history of the Kansas City Royals MLB franchise.
... Eric Hosmer were thrown out of the game while arguing that Hosmer held his swing , rather than striking out with the bases loaded . El manager de los Reales , Ned Yost , y el primera base Eric Hosmer fueron expulsados por el umpire del ...
... Eric Hosmer of the Royals found himself frozen in its intersection Sunday night . Hosmer stood about 15 feet off third base on a flaccid one - hopper to Mets third baseman David Wright , who fielded the baseball about 25 feet from Hosmer ...