sooo 4 royals in allstar

Plus how many more will yost bring?

only one, davis, have you seen his ERA?

its like 0.25

It's exactly 0.25.  And I'm pretty sure he hasn't given up a HR since 2013.

now its 0.24

that man is a beast, and that trade was one of the best trades in Royals history

Shields was one of the main reasons we got to the playoffs last year, and davis is a beast.
Myers had one good year, and got injured

also, the greinke trade was amazing.

Greinke had one good year, and Betancourt had one good year before coming back.
But Cain and Esky: All stars

JUST LISTENING ON THE RADIO, PAULO ORANDO WALK OFF GRAND SLAM 
3/4 OF THE LAST GAMES HAVE BEEN WALK OFFS, I WAS AT SUNDAY'S

HIS 2ND CAREER HOMER

Zach was an allstar last year. Has a 1.5 era this year. What year hasn't he been good to great post trade?

Yeah, that smells like desperation to have everything your team does look good.  Greinke is 70-25 with a 2.94 ERA since leaving Kansas City.

Qualification for the ERA title since the beginning of 2011 would require ~730 innings (depends how many games the guy's team has played so far this season but 730-735 is about right).  Amongst qualifying pitchers in that time frame, Greinke is 6th in ERA and he's thrown more innings than 3 of the 5 ahead of him.  He's 9th in strikeouts and 4th in wins, and his 25 losses are 5 fewer than any other qualifying pitcher.  This gives him the best W/L ratio of any Major League starter since being traded.  He's at 2.8, and Scherzer and Kershaw are the only other pitchers above 2.

But yeah, let's call it one good season and protend Cain and Escobar are more valuable.  Unless you think Wil Myers for Shields and Davis wasn't happening without Odorizzi, there's no way you can call this better than a push on pure player values.  And frankly, with the minors depth the Royals had at the time, I wouldn't buy that argument.

Greinke at Milwaukee had 1 good year