[Full Cougar]

1. George Brett- Brett spent his whole 21 season career with the Royals. He had 13 All-star appearences and he batted .390 in 1980 and won the MVP. He had a career batting average of .305.

2. Mike Sweeney- Mike Sweeney seemed to be a fan favorite. He batted .340 in 2002.

3. Bret Saberhagen- Bret was one of the Royals best pitchers. He won two Cy Young awards in his career. Along with 3 All-star appearences.

[Lefty Noob]

1. George Brett

2. Frank White, 2B, five time All-Star, 8 time Gold Glover, 1986 Silver Slugger, 1980 ALCS MVP, #20 retired by the team, 2,000 career hits.

3. Dan Quisenberry, RP, best closer in baseball for the first half of the 1980s. Five time Rolaids Relief Man of the Year. Three-time All-Star. His adjusted ERA+ is third all-time among closers, and let's face it, his submarine-style delivery was just a joy to watch. I grew up trying to emulate it.

Honorable mentions to Saberhagen and Hal McRae.

[Full Cougar]

I forogt about Quisenberry.

[legend]

I'm going to choose Brett, Amos Otis, and Dennis Leonard. Otis was a 5 time All-Star and Gold Glove centerfielder who could hit for average and power. Leonard was a 20 game winner 3 times and much more consistent than Saberhagen.

[Full Cougar]

Ya but I guess Brett is a solid number one? Or no?

[Ashizzle_77]

I think the OP got it right with his picks.

[Full Cougar]

Who is the OP?

[Ashizzle_77]

Originally Posted by Full Cougar

Who is the OP?

No need for gloating

[Full Cougar]

I assume it is the original poster?

[Ashizzle_77]

Originally Posted by Full Cougar

I assume it is the original poster?

You didn't know that?

[Full Cougar]

No not really.

[glenn]

It's probably the most important thing in the world to know what op stands for c'mon. Forget about poverty. Lets just beef up on internet language like the other scholars. I mean, when I found out what lol stood for it changed my life.

[Full Cougar]

....ok....

[BlackBeardsGhost]

Sweeney was such a PIA(pain in the A_ _) with all his damn injuries.