Kevin Scobee's guest appearances

Kevin Scobee

Kansas City Baseball Vault

Freddie Patek

Anthony Seratelli

Jason Parks

Curt Nelson

Gar Ryness

Johnny Giavotella

Danny Duffy

Nate Bukaty

Sam Mellinger

Craig Brown

Buddy Biancalana

Jeff Montgomery

Greg Pryor

Bob Kendrick

Bob Gibson

OwlTail

After the Royals were swept by the Houston Astros, there wasn't a lot to be happy about on this week's Kansas City Baseball Vault.In the past week, the offense has tanked, Mike Moustakas was demoted, Yordano Ventura got rocked and came out of a game in the middle of an at bat, and Kyle Zimmer was shut down for weeks.So.We tried. We really tried to be upbeat, but sometimes, there's just not much joy to be had.Nonetheless, we powered through it and talked about the rough stretch, then we brought in Kevin Scobee, former pitcher at Park University and pitching instructor at Regal Athletic to talk about the kinetics of pitching and how that relates to what the Royals do in their training and how it may relate to the Ventura and Zimmer injuries.We also discussed resistance to change, the Royals approach to swing paths, and there was even a cameo from Jeff's dog (dogs always make things better).The Kansas City Baseball Vault is brought to you every week by Kelly's Westport Inn.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/3387400/advertisement

After the Royals were swept by the Houston Astros, there wasn't a lot to be happy about on this week's Kansas City Baseball Vault. In the past week, the offense has tanked, Mike Moustakas was demoted, Yordano Ventura got rocked and came out of a game in the middle of an at bat, and Kyle Zimmer was shut down for weeks. So. We tried. We really tried to be upbeat, but sometimes, there's just not much joy to be had. Nonetheless, we powered through it and talked about the rough stretch, then we brought in Kevin Scobee, former pitcher at Park University and pitching instructor at Regal Athletic to talk about the kinetics of pitching and how that relates to what the Royals do in their training and how it may relate to the Ventura and Zimmer injuries. We also discussed resistance to change, the Royals approach to swing paths, and there was even a cameo from Jeff's dog (dogs always make things better). The Kansas City Baseball Vault is brought to you every week by Kelly's Westport Inn. This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at <a href="https://www.spreaker.com/show/3387400/advertisement" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.spreaker.com/show/3387400/advertisement</a>

Dejection and Pitching Injury Insight with Kevin Scobee

The Royals have been unable to develop much starting pitching with Dayton Moore in charge, but that doesn't mean there aren't bright spots. To talk pitching, we brought on Kevin Scobee, former Park University pitcher and former instructor at Regal Athletic, to discuss the evolution of pitcher training and philosophy, specifically focusing on how it relates to the Royals and prospects Kyle Zimmer, Danny Duffy, and others.We also talked about Duffy and Twitter specifically. Duffy's been one of the more active Royals players on Twitter and sometimes it's caused some furor with followers. We got into what his involvement there might mean for expectations from fans and what to expect for him in the future.

The Royals have been unable to develop much starting pitching with Dayton Moore in charge, but that doesn't mean there aren't bright spots. To talk pitching, we brought on Kevin Scobee, former Park University pitcher and former instructor at Regal Athletic, to discuss the evolution of pitcher training and philosophy, specifically focusing on how it relates to the Royals and prospects Kyle Zimmer, Danny Duffy, and others. We also talked about Duffy and Twitter specifically. Duffy's been one of the more active Royals players on Twitter and sometimes it's caused some furor with followers. We got into what his involvement there might mean for expectations from fans and what to expect for him in the future.

Kelly's Westport Inn and The Kansas City Baseball Vault Present: Kevin Scobee 2013

The Royals just had a decent road trip but still came away with a loss on Sunday, so the Royalman Report tried to hearken back to better days, then tried to come up with how to bring those good days back.We talked with Kevin Scobee of Kings of Kauffman about the Royals hints about converting some relievers into starters. The conversation led to talking about Luke Hochevar and what's gone wrong, Kyle Zimmer and what's going right and what attributes of some relievers work best if they were asked to become starters.We also talked about Billy Butler's power surge in 2012 and marveled at his consistency even in the middle of a breakout. Then we set our sights on Steve Balboni's record - and wallowed in the fact that we're still Royals fans, left behind while other small market teams challenge for playoff spots. Year Six...

The Royals just had a decent road trip but still came away with a loss on Sunday, so the Royalman Report tried to hearken back to better days, then tried to come up with how to bring those good days back. We talked with Kevin Scobee of Kings of Kauffman about the Royals hints about converting some relievers into starters. The conversation led to talking about Luke Hochevar and what's gone wrong, Kyle Zimmer and what's going right and what attributes of some relievers work best if they were asked to become starters. We also talked about Billy Butler's power surge in 2012 and marveled at his consistency even in the middle of a breakout. Then we set our sights on Steve Balboni's record - and wallowed in the fact that we're still Royals fans, left behind while other small market teams challenge for playoff spots. Year Six...