Fact Check: Kansas City 'Save The K' Rhetoric Is For Losers

Recently . . . The biz journal shared some imaginary content behind he paywall that was a bit more imaginative than all of the "stuff" that Bob Fescoe has been dreaming up.

We agree . . . Maybe the Royals might get another year or two out of The K.

But in the long run . . .

IT'S OVER!!! KANSAS CITY ROYALS CAN'T STAY AT KAUFFMAN STADIUM FOREVER!!!

In fact . . .

Sooner rather than the later Royals will leave the K for good and denying this reality is nothing more than tax fighters attempting to tug at the heart strings of home team fans and their fear of change. 

The reality . . .

Kansas City continues to evolve and the Royals WILL MOVE even if nobody is sharing the deets with desperate newsies. 

At this point . . . The move to Kansas seems more likely.

But, in fact, there are plenty of cities ready & willing to welcome a MLB franchise without KC's desperate & losing struggle to stop the hands of time and enforce the status quo in a cruel world of increasing complexity that erases the past at a quickening pace.

We sympathize . . . The future is absolutely terrifying but stubbornly clinging to the past doesn't make it any less so . . . What's worse is "policy experts" exploiting fear in order to satisfy their billionaire patrons who meddle in public policy for retirement kicks and to publicly expose their impossible hope to defy the inevitable — And yet the only instance of real justice in the cosmos prevails ad infinitum as every single shred of evidence seems to suggest that death equals us all.

In fairness and because hope against hope is cheaper than a movie . . . We share a thoughtful contradiction to our existential snark . . .

"The Royals, who have spent more than three years insisting they will vacate the K after their lease expires in 2030, face a conundrum: they have no new stadium site selected, no clear funding source, and no legislative momentum. Missouri lawmakers are on track to adjourn without approving any stadium funding bills. Kansas, meanwhile, has not yet extended the STAR bonds meant to lure the team across the border."

Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .

Show-Me Blog: Royals May Stay at Kauffman Amid Stadium Inertia

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