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Two-out Tuesday: Royals rock in clutch spots
- Updated: April 20, 2016
KANSAS CITY — The Royals’ offense has many characteristics.
It has loads of speed and athleticism. It constantly puts the ball in play to pressure the defense. And it never quits, even when there are two outs.
The Royals plated all eight runs on Tuesday night after two were out in their 8-6 win over the Tigers.
That certainly isn’t anything new. The Royals led the Major Leagues in two-out hitting last season at .277. They were third in two-out RBIs with 286.
This year has been more of the same. They entered the game second in the American League in two-out hitting at .285. And they entered third in two-out RBIs with 18 (now 26).
Royals manager Ned Yost has been asked numerous times why his team is so clutch with two …
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