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May 29, 2023
KANSAS CITY — Smoke billowed from the gaping hole in the bottom of the left-field scoreboard at Kauffman Stadium, where Edward Olivares’ 111-mph shot severely damaged the electrical panel—and affected the course of the game. did.
The 452-foot drive, punctuated only by the giant screen atop the Royals Hall of Fame building in left field, tied Sunday’s game in the eighth inning and set up Michael Massey’s single in left field. Ninth inning, which gave the Royals a 3-2 win to take the final duel of the series against the Nationals.
and damaged board? Well, Olivares didn’t feel bad for what happened.
“I’m sorry, but I don’t regret it,” Olivares said with a smile. “They tied the game.”
Olivares, who the Royals committed to left field as they evaluate his role with the club, is trying to find his rhythm in May, hitting just .153/.231/.271 this month. . But he was well prepared to hit a slider when he stepped up to the plate against Chad Kuhl in the eighth, hitting a slider that hung straight over the big screen.
Royals manager Matt Quatraro said, “A pick can turn a button for somebody and they start to feel better.” “And he’s been taking a really nice swing the last few days.”
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