Kansas City Star Runs Blvd Presser

Shared merely as a peek at the post-COVID news scene. One fading local institution pouring praise over another.

More deets for subscribers . . . UPDATE: Local TV news also runs the presser as well.

Boulevard releasing beers in honor of Negro Leagues Baseball Museum and the Royals

This is a great year for baseball lovers in Kansas City - for multiple reasons. Fans are back at Kauffman Stadium after the stands remained empty in 2020 as a safety precaution during the COVID-19 pandemic. The global health crisis kept the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum from properly celebrating its 100th birthday a year ago.

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  1. I bet it leaves a nasty taste in your mouth.

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    1. Or maybe it defies the odds and inspires young people to become more than what society and government tell them they are allowed to be.

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    2. Or maybe it uncritically becomes a slave to a self-defeating victimhood narrative.

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  2. Baseball
    Lacks
    Matter

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  3. At some point there will be a old white league beer for those nostalgic for when whites were a majority, it's coming 2045 is the date.

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  4. Blue Moon beer is ten times better than Boulevard Beer.

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  5. RE: Boulevard releasing beers in honor of Negro Leagues Baseball Museum and the Royals

    Attempting some PR repair work following their sexual harassment scandals, Boulevard announces the following limited-edition releases to distract area residents:

    "NLB 18th & Vine shooters" - a high-capacity round of killer shots
    "Buck O'Neil's BO" - featuring an aroma of sweat, dirt, and grass
    "Jackie Robinson Stole Bases" - drink one of these and you'll be running from the cops in no time
    "Wilkinson's Monarchs" - this beer is for White liberal drinkers who think they're Black, most will die in poverty at a KC nursing home.

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  6. It better be free

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  7. ^^Sorry pops, that's socialism. You're against that. Remember?

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