Zack Greinke News

Thoughts on the epic Tigers-Twins game? There's not a single Tigers fan who wants to hear that the game was a classic.

Matt Hoffman has done everything he can for his son. The boy has a Zack Greinke jersey, Royals batting gloves, and even a little brother named Gordon.

Former Rockies manager Clint Hurdle was a lot of things to a lot of people - nobody was more charitable or gracious with his time in the community.

Sadly, Kansas City doesn't have somebody like Hugh Hefner to throw a sexy Halloween party with hotties and celebrities .

With perennial favorites like Jake Peavy, Brandon Webb, and Johan Santana battling through injuries in 2009, finding good reliable starting pitchers to draft for your 2010 Fantasy Baseball team can become a daunting task.

Zack Greinke of the Kansas City Royals and Adam Wainwright of the St. Louis Cardinals were named the top pitchers by the Major League Baseball Players Association.

The players' choice: Albert Pujols again is No. 1 among major leaguers. St. Louis Cardinals first baseman Albert Pujols is Sporting News' 2009 Player of the Year, as selected by a panel of 338 major league players.

The Royals reached outside the organization Thursday in hiring Nick Kenney to replace Nick Swartz as their new head athletic trainer.Kenney joins the organization after spending the previous five seasons as an assistant trainer for the Cleveland Indians.

KCTV5 reports that Kansas Citya s Zack Greinke has been named American League Pitcher of the Year by The Sporting News.

Zack Greinke and Chris Carpenter have been named the American League and National League Bullet Rogan Award winners by the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum.

Kansas City Royals pitcher Zack Greinke has been named American League Pitcher of the Year by The Sporting News online magazine.

One former Royals ace describes current K.C. ace Zack Greinke as a "complete pitcher." Kansas City Royals right-hander Zack Greinke and San Francisco Giants right-hander Tim Lincecum are Sporting News' 2009 pitchers of the year, as selected by a panel of 31 major league general managers and assistant GMs.

THT Awards season finale, part one by John Barten October 13, 2009 Welcome to the column that was almost delayed by a week because of a mix-up by AT&T that took out my home phone and internet for the weekend.

Yes, there is no typo in the title. I heard rumors today that the Milwaukee Brewers have reached an angreement with the Kansas City Royals to acquire the rights of Zack Greinke and unknown minor leaguers for the rights of JJ Hardy, Manny Parra, Mat Gamel, and Angel Salome.

When the White Sox were pulling out their share of low-scoring games in April and May, the starting pitchers politely reminded everyone that their offense would pick up the slack in the future.

When Justin Morneau's season ended, in the second week of September, the Twins needed someone to step up.

The strong September kick by first baseman Billy Butler resulted in his selection Tuesday as the American League player of the month, but the Royals missed a chance to sweep the two major monthly awards when Seattle's Felix Hernandez beat out Zack Greinke as the pitcher of the month.

This is the fourth part of my ALCY series since the season ended. I'm going to attempt to tear apart every facet of the battle between Zack Greinke and Felix Hernandez.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. a ' Royals fans hope to hear some good news on Nov. 17. Thata TMs the day we will know if Zack Greinke will win the American League Cy Young award.

At this time of year, members of the BBWAA can typically be found hunched over stats packs scurrilously reviewing the numbers from the season at hand.