MANY KANSAS CITY ROYALS UNVAXXED SEYZ CANADA COVID RULES!!!

The consequences of the pandemic continue to hit Kansas City and now the home team takes a hit.

The latest . . .

CANADA COVID POLICY PREVENTS AT LEAST 10 ROYALS STARTS FROM THEIR UPCOMING TORONTO ROAD TRIP!!!

Meanwhile . . . 

The restrooms at the K are still like petri dish but the players seem resilient. 

Accordingly, we share the basics of this bad news that offers a preview of midterm election season COVID crackdown rules on the international stage & amid a losing season . . .

"The Royals will be missing ten players off the roster for their upcoming series in Toronto due to requirements by the Canadian government that all visitors be vaccinated against the COVID-19 virus, according to manager Mike Matheny."

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Ten Royals players to miss Toronto series due to vaccination requirements

The Royals will be missing ten players off the roster for their upcoming series in Toronto due to requirements by the Canadian government that all visitors be vaccinated against the COVID-19 virus, according to manager Mike Matheny. Whit Merrifield, Andrew Benintendi, Hunter Dozier, Cam Gallagher, MJ Melendez, Brady Singer, Brad Keller, Kyle Isbel, Michael A.


Kansas City Royals leave 10 at home for Toronto series

KANSAS CITY, Mo. - The Kansas City Royals will have a different lineup to manage when the team travels to Toronto to play the Blue Jays this weekend. Royals manager Mike Matheny said 10 players will not make the trip due to the COVID-19 vaccination requirement in place to enter the country.


Royals will be without 10 players for Toronto series

The Kansas City Royals are off to Toronto Thursday to begin a four-game series. Due to Canada's COVID-19 vaccine policy, 10 Royals players will not be making the trip.Manager Mike Matheny said that Andrew Benintendi, Dylan Coleman, Hunter Dozier, Cam Gallagher, Kyle Isbel, Brad Keller, MJ Melendez, Whit Merrifield, Brady Singer, and Michael A.

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