Question About MLB - Kansas City Royals

Mark Teahen recorded his 1st career grand slam against Cleveland in 2005.

George Brett's middle name is Howard.

George Brett was inducted into the MLB Hall of Fame in 1999. This can be inferred from the given options, where 1999 is the only year listed.

Cory Bailey accomplished the feat of winning both games in a 2002 doubleheader. This means that he pitched effectively and contributed to his team's victories in both games. Winning both games in a doubleheader is a notable achievement for a pitcher, as it requires skill, consistency, and the ability to perform well in back-to-back games.

The Kansas City Royals had their first winning season in 1971. This means that in 1971, they had a winning record and finished higher than second place. The other years listed (1970, 1969, and 1973) are not the correct answer because they either did not have a winning record or did not finish higher than second place.

Carlos Beltran earned AL Rookie of the Year honors in 1999 while playing for the Kansas City Royals.

Amos Otis was named "Player of the Year" in 1971 for the Kansas City Royals. This suggests that he had an exceptional performance during that year, standing out among his teammates. Otis likely displayed outstanding skills and contributed significantly to the team's success, earning him this prestigious title.

During their first game, the Kansas City Royals achieved their first win, first double, and first home run. However, the first stolen base did not happen during their first game.

Joe Foy was the first Kansas City Royal to steal a base. This means that he was the first player from the Kansas City Royals team to successfully advance to the next base by running without being put out by the opposing team.

The Kansas City Royals set a club record for most runs scored with 26.

Frank White was the first Kansas City Royal to win the ALCS MVP Award.

Mike Fiore hit the first home run for the Kansas City Royals in their opening season.

In 2004, Kauffman Stadium, home of the Kansas City Royals, got a grass playing field. This means that before 2004, the stadium did not have a grass playing field.

Frank White is the correct answer because he was a long-time player for the Kansas City Royals and was consistently among the team's top leaders in various statistical categories. He played for the Royals from 1973 to 1990 and was known for his defensive skills as a second baseman. White was a five-time All-Star, won eight Gold Glove Awards, and was a key contributor to the Royals' success in the 1970s and 1980s. He ranks among the team's top leaders in several categories such as games played, at-bats, hits, doubles, and runs scored.

Wade Boggs was only 18 months old when his swing was judged to be "perfect" by Ted Williams. This is an exceptional achievement for someone so young, as most children at that age are just beginning to develop basic motor skills. It indicates Boggs' natural talent and potential in the sport, which would later be realized as he became a successful professional baseball player.

In 1986, George Brett received the Lou Gehrig Memorial Award. This award is given annually to a Major League Baseball player who best exemplifies the character and integrity of Lou Gehrig, both on and off the field. It recognizes a player who displays exceptional sportsmanship, community involvement, and philanthropy. George Brett's contributions to the game, both as a talented player and a respected individual, earned him this prestigious honor in 1986.

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