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ForeverRoyalKC · 07-22-2016, 01:12 AM

Welcome to the 1979 Kansas City Royals! This Royals update brought to you in part by Milgram's groceries, Royals Plumpers Hot Dogs and KBMA TV41. We are close to the start of the 1979 season beginning with the visiting Toronto Blue Jays. Tom Underwood takes the hill against the Royals Dennis Leonard. Don't go too far! Royals Baseball will be on the air! Be sure to pick up a copy of the official Royals gameday program, Grand Slam, at vendors all throughout Royals Stadium!

ForeverRoyalKC · 07-22-2016, 06:44 PM

Good afternoon and welcome to the Royals Post Game Show on Opening Day, 1979! Well, the effects of spring training must not have worn off as opening day was a strong outing by the Royal bats, but the Royals pitching staff was beaten and roughed up. Starter Dennis Leonard lasted 3 1/3 innings, giving up seven earned runs while the bullpen caught it square in the jaw afterwards with Marty Pattin being socked for five runs. However, first baseman, John Wathan went a perfect four for four with four runs scored, George Brett went three for five. Frank White contributed with three rbi's. But the big story here was the Blue Jays. Former Royal, big John Mayberry was three for six with four rbi's while second baseman, Bob Bailor was the player of the game with an incredible four for five with four runs scored and two ribbies. Nine of the eleven Blue Jay batters had a hit.
The Royals are off tomorrow and will have time to try and shake this off. When we get back after it, Royals lefty, Larry Gura will face off against Dave Stieb.
Again, the Royals get hammered with a 14-8 loss to open the season. Hopefully, there's better luck in the immediate future.
So for Denny Mathews, Fred White and producer / engineer, Ed Shepard. This is ForeverRoyalKC saying thanks for reading and good afternoon from Royals Stadium in Kansas City. Name: Capture.JPG
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ForeverRoyalKC · 07-22-2016, 06:51 PM

Can someone tell me how to get a full screenshot without breaking up the screen like this ^^^? I hit my Prt Scr button and nothing happens...unless it is sent somewhere and I dont see it. I would really like to post the entire screen in one shot. Is that possible??

07-22-2016, 01:12 AM	#1
ForeverRoyalKC All Star Starter Join Date: May 2015 Location: Hop, skip and a jump from Stockton Lake, MO. Posts: 1,128 Blog Entries: 3	Catch RoyalMania, It's Where The Good Times Are! Welcome to the 1979 Kansas City Royals! This Royals update brought to you in part by Milgram's groceries, Royals Plumpers Hot Dogs and KBMA TV41. We are close to the start of the 1979 season beginning with the visiting Toronto Blue Jays. Tom Underwood takes the hill against the Royals Dennis Leonard. Don't go too far! Royals Baseball will be on the air! Be sure to pick up a copy of the official Royals gameday program, Grand Slam, at vendors all throughout Royals Stadium! Attached Images Last edited by ForeverRoyalKC; 07-22-2016 at 01:14 AM.

07-22-2016, 06:44 PM	#2
ForeverRoyalKC All Star Starter Join Date: May 2015 Location: Hop, skip and a jump from Stockton Lake, MO. Posts: 1,128 Blog Entries: 3	Good afternoon and welcome to the Royals Post Game Show on Opening Day, 1979! Well, the effects of spring training must not have worn off as opening day was a strong outing by the Royal bats, but the Royals pitching staff was beaten and roughed up. Starter Dennis Leonard lasted 3 1/3 innings, giving up seven earned runs while the bullpen caught it square in the jaw afterwards with Marty Pattin being socked for five runs. However, first baseman, John Wathan went a perfect four for four with four runs scored, George Brett went three for five. Frank White contributed with three rbi's. But the big story here was the Blue Jays. Former Royal, big John Mayberry was three for six with four rbi's while second baseman, Bob Bailor was the player of the game with an incredible four for five with four runs scored and two ribbies. Nine of the eleven Blue Jay batters had a hit. The Royals are off tomorrow and will have time to try and shake this off. When we get back after it, Royals lefty, Larry Gura will face off against Dave Stieb. Again, the Royals get hammered with a 14-8 loss to open the season. Hopefully, there's better luck in the immediate future. So for Denny Mathews, Fred White and producer / engineer, Ed Shepard. This is ForeverRoyalKC saying thanks for reading and good afternoon from Royals Stadium in Kansas City.

07-22-2016, 06:51 PM	#3
ForeverRoyalKC All Star Starter Join Date: May 2015 Location: Hop, skip and a jump from Stockton Lake, MO. Posts: 1,128 Blog Entries: 3	Can someone tell me how to get a full screenshot without breaking up the screen like this ^^^? I hit my Prt Scr button and nothing happens...unless it is sent somewhere and I dont see it. I would really like to post the entire screen in one shot. Is that possible??