I don’t know about y’all, but I’m incredibly excited for this World Series. The Rays and Brewers are both really fun teams, and while neither was the one I was rooting for when the postseason began, they’ve both won my…
Writer Jeremy Greco argues that the Kansas City Royals should study the World Series runs of low-spending teams like the Tampa Bay Rays and Milwaukee Brewers. He contends that relying too heavily on bullpens backfired for teams like the Guardians and Padres, showing that having reliable starting pitching remains essential for sustained postseason success.
Greco also asserts that the Royals need to adopt a bolder front-office approach by executing more trades. He suggests Kansas City should stop acting out of fear of failure, noting that both the Rays and Brewers frequently make deals that accept calculated risks to maintain competitive, sustainable rosters.
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