Feeling the optimism for baseball’s return with Royals’ GM Dayton Moore
Kansas City Royals general manager Dayton Moore said he thinks baseball is closing in on a plan that could get the game restarted. He didn’t say when or how, but baseball folks are talking and Moore is optimistic.
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Show Notes
Royals general manager Dayton Moore is an optimist by nature. Maybe he was simply looking at the bright side when he told reporters earlier this week that he believes baseball is on track to return. “I think we’re getting closer,” Moore said earlier this week. “I’m more hopeful today than I was yesterday. I think we’re really getting close to a plan than we can all rally behind and focus on....”
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