Baseball”s Billions: Team Values, Downtown KC Ballpark, Automated Umpiring
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Baseball is in quite a transition, especially in KC. With teams like the Yankees now worth over $7 billion, it's obvious the Royals have to play catch up now with most other teams. A new downtown ballpark will be a big step as the game changes toward pitch clocks and automated strike zones.
Ryan Lefebvre joins us to talk about the future of the game, and our favorite team, in a rapidly changing landscape.
Ryan also shares some thoughts about Buck O'Neil being inducted into the hall of fame.
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