DAVID DEJESUS NEWS
David DeJesus and Dayton’s Destiny
The Kansas City Royals are said to be exploring the trade market for David DeJesus. They should, and whether they do so effectively will say a lot about General Manager Dayton Moore.
Wainwright for Carpenter, Carpenter for Wainwright, Somebody for DeJesus
11 days ago by
Viva El Birdos
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At the P-D they're taking good advantage of the Cardinals' dual Cy Young candidates, as they've gotten both Wainwright and Carpenter on record as being Spartacus. (I would have liked one more, maybe PINEIRO: Why Joel Pineiro should win the Cy Young...
Crown Gems: David DeJesus, Alberto Callaspo, Jose Guillen, and More
October 16, 2009 by
Kings of Kauffman
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In this edition of Crown Gems: David DeJesus, Alberto Callaspo, Jose Guillen, The Machine, and we go around the AL Central to check out some blog entries from the other 4 teams.
As Lee Warren writes about over at Royal Reflections, DeJesus Continues to Make an Impact in the Community...
Perception: David DeJesus and Willie Bloomquist
August 16, 2009 by
Kings of Kauffman
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David DeJesus led off the game today with a walk. That is itself isn’t all that interesting or noteworthy, but it got me thinking about the Royals leadoff situation as well as the general perception surrounding the 2009 seasons of DJ and Willie Bloomquist.
You might recall...
David DeJesus and Chone Figgins the answer for the Mets?
15 days ago by
MetsCitiBlog
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According to MLBTR, David DeJesus and others are available from the Royals. The question was posed to me whether the Mets should attempt to sign Chone Figgins and trade for David DeJesus rather than spend big on Matt Holliday and...
DeJesus Doesn’t Save
September 11, 2009 by
Baseball Musings
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David DeJesus tries to make an over-aggressive play in left field, and it ends up cost Zack Greinke a run. Choo hit a high fly ball deep down the leftfield line. DeJesus ran to try to make a catch at the wall, but he miss-judged the ball and it hit high off the [...]
Teams have mild interest in Royals players...
July 29, 2009 by
Mets Fever
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According to Royals Report one of the bigger Royals blogs, Kansas City has quietly been recieving calls about Mark Teahan, David DeJesus and some of their relievers.No specific teams have been mentioned and it doesn't sound like there have been any substantial offers, but I passed...
DeJesus’s Miracle
July 10, 2009 by
Baseball Musings
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David DeJesus hits well for a Royals player. His career OBA of .354 and slugging percentage of .422 won’t win him any awards, but they make him a useful player. The Red Sox, however, turned him into Mario Mendoza. DeJesus’s career numbers against the Red Sox come in at...
Cubs Rumors: David DeJesus, Mark Teahan
December 09, 2008 by
Out Of Right Field
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According to Bob Dutton of the Kansas City Star, GM Dayton Moore of the Kansas City Royals shot down any speculation that he is listening to offers from the Cubs on Mark Teahan or David DeJesus. Moore claims that the price on David DeJesus will be high and he has no interest in trading Mark Teahan.
Royals Top 30 Prospects: #30-25
16 days ago by
Royals Review
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Here we are: the Top 30. I plan to go through them 6 at a time and then do a wrap up/overview of the Royals system. Since we are doing only 6 at a time, I'm able to squeeze in some previous years' stats as well as a few pictures. I'll go a little more...
David DeJesus Saves the Royals Twice on Another Bummer Greinke Non-Support Night
September 12, 2009 by
Royals Review
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by Mark Duncan - AP
about 4 hours ago:
Kansas City Royals catcher Miguel Olivo, right, tags out Cleveland Indians' Asdrubal Cabrera at the plate in the ninth inning of a baseball game Friday, Sept. 11, 2009, in Cleveland. (AP...
Top Five Reasons the Royals Are Showing Signs of Improvement
July 13, 2008 by
House of Georges
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A top-five list of the reasons why the Kansas City Royals are showing improvement worth noting.
Lineup Literacy: Week 3
April 16, 2007 by
The GNUru Fantasy Baseball
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The first two weeks of the 2007 Fantasy Baseball season are about to come to a close. That means that now's the time to put the last 2 weeks behind you and turn your attention to week three. While the first 2 weeks of the 2007 season have been frustrating to many as rain, sleet...
Royals notebook: Club officials promoting DeJesus for Gold Glove
September 03, 2009 by
kansascity.com
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He’s far from a neutral observer, but count Rusty Kuntz among those pushing Royals left fielder David DeJesus for Gold Glove consideration. “Wow, he’s playing as solid a left field as I’ve ever seen anybody play,” gushed Kuntz, who serves as the...
Royals notebook: DeJesus hoping interleague games provide key to unlock production
June 11, 2009 by
kansascity.com
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CLEVELAND | Perhaps outfielder David DeJesus can use the boost that interleague competition typically provides to jump-start his disappointing season. The Royals open a 15-game stretch tonight against National League opponents when Cincinnati comes to Kauffman Stadium for...
David DeJesus is a fine defensive left fielder. Fine defensive left fielders don't win Gold Gloves
September 02, 2009 by
kansascity.com
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Well, look. I understand the hometeam's broadcast will tilt toward PR for the hometeam. There are a number of reasons, including the one Frank White has mentioned a few times: "We have to get on the plane with these guys."
But are we really to the point where...
Royals notebook: DeJesus moving up club charts for outfield assists
September 12, 2009 by
kansascity.com
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CLEVELAND | However slender the chance for David DeJesus to win a Gold Glove — no full-time left fielder has done so in the American League since Rickey Henderson in 1981 — he continues to climb the Royals’ career and single-season charts for outfield assists...
The Reds almost traded for Crisp
November 20, 2008 by
Dunn and Dunner
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Straight from Walt Jocketty's mouth via John Fay: "We were close," he said. "I thought we had a shot. Obviously, it didn't happen." I can't make up my mind if Coco Crisp would have been a good addition or not. Rumors of him being a clubhouse cancer,...
Royals notebook: DeJesus bats leadoff again
June 12, 2009 by
kansascity.com
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David DeJesus batted leadoff for the third consecutive game and fifth time in the last six games. Royals manager Trey Hillman said he’s made the determination that as long as Coco Crisp’s shoulder is an issue, DeJesus and Willie Bloomquist are the team’s...
Roundup: Royals rally, drop BoSox into 1st-place tie
July 09, 2009 by
CBSSports.com
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Thursday's MLB roundup: David DeJesus hit a go-ahead two-run homer in the sixth inning as the Royals rallied from an early four-run deficit and knocked the Red Sox out of sole possession of first place in the A.L. East with an 8-6 victory.
Dayton Moore
December 04, 2008 by
The Chuck Knoblog
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In one of my rare visits to mlb.com I noticed a Q/A with Dayton Moore, the Royals GM. In this article he said his biggest priority was now adding right handed middle relievers. He also emphasized the importance of Mark Teahen to the team. They`re either going to need to trade somebody or bench ...
Not Enough Walks
September 10, 2009 by
Baseball Musings
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This gem comes from Joe Posnanski’s blog:
Brilliant reader Preston sent in this gem. David DeJesus leads the Kansas City Royals with 46 walks. That is one behind Los Angeles’ Matt Kemp, who has 47 walks. OK … so what’s the big deal?
Here’s the big deal: Matt Kemp is EIGHTH...
DeJesus hopes interleague play unlocks his hitting
June 11, 2009 by
kansascity.com
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CLEVELAND | Perhaps outfielder David DeJesus can use the boost that interleague competition typically provides to jump-start his disappointing season.
Hochevar, Royals beat Red Sox
July 09, 2009 by
Sign on San Diego
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David DeJesus hit a go-ahead two-run homer in the sixth inning as the Kansas City Royals rallied from an early four-run deficit and knocked the Boston Red Sox out of sole possession of first place in the A.L. East with an 8-6 victory Thursday night.
Royals have too many outfielders
November 22, 2008 by
Mets Fever
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After the Coco Crisp trade you can expect the Royals to trade an outfielder for relief pitching and a middle infielder. This is how Drayton Moore has found a way to be moderately successful with one of the smallest budgets in the league. His organization has a knack for scouting and developing ...
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