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Give us details about what types of games you enjoy, which games you don't enjoy, and why you're unsure about your purchase. When asking for a recommendation, help us by providing context to your question. Here, you can ask others questions about any game on Steam or any other game on any console, whether it is about the graphics, the plot, the game play, or even the length.ĭo not open links to games sent to you through PM, as these often contain malware Rulesġ - Help Us Help You. We may know before then just how these Royals rank in club history.Have you ever wanted to buy a game on Steam but didn't know if it was good? Have you ever had just enough money for an indie game but didn't know whether it was worth buying? Have you ever asked yourself, 'Should I buy this game ?' And because the Royals have eight games left against serious contenders (Toronto and Houston), and 12 with teams against whom they're collectively 8-15 (the Guardians, White Sox, and Yankees), it may actually be all but impossible. This is, after all, a club that hasn't had a winning month all season. Should this year's Royals, now 44-98 entering Saturday's action, go 13-7 over the season's final three weeks, they'll end the campaign with one less loss than the 2005 club, which went 56-106 and finished 43 games behind the AL Central-winning White Sox. Now, however, the number represents the number of games Kansas City must win to avoid tying the 2005 Royals for the most losses - 106 - of any team in franchise history. Heretofore, the most significant association 13 has with the Royals is that it's currently the uniform number of eight-time All-Star Salvador Perez as such, it's certain to be retired sometime after Perez's playing days are over. For the KC Royals, the number 13 has suddenly become more important So, just what is this non-magic magic number? It's 13, and here's why. It has nothing to do with the playoffs, of course, or escaping last place, which is all but impossible now considering the club trails fourth-place Chicago by 11.5 games with 20 left to play. No, there was never any realistic hope for the Royals this season they've owned the American League Central Division cellar since late April, and escaped the shame of being the first team eliminated from playoff contention this year only because the Oakland A's beat them to it late last month.īut the Royals, who lost their 98th game of the season Friday night at Toronto, a 5-4 loss that marked the fourth time in five tries the Blue Jays have beaten them this season, have a 'magic number' of their own. Such a number is something the KC Royals haven't had any need to think about, much less calculate, since 2015 when they won their second straight American League pennant and then the World Series. It's 'magic number' time around the major leagues, that point in the late stages of another long season when teams begin paying close attention to the combined total of their wins, and a particular opponent's losses, that will guarantee them a playoff spot or division title.

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