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Nine strange Royals moments from the first half of the season

The nine strangest moments from the first half of the Royals' season.

Posted by on Wed, Jul 4, 2012 at 7:00 AM

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Home Run Fountain Swimmer
Regardless of the Royals' dreadful home record, fans still love going to the K. A May 6 tilt with the Yankees was no different with the bleachers packed. Quintero cracked his first bomb as a member of the team, and a cargo-shorts-clad fan, recognizing an important event in team history, hopped a small fence that keeps fans out of the fountains. A quick-thinking security guard grabbed the spectator to avert a fountain plunge. But the fan shook his grip and took a dip for the souvenir. Bobbing for baseballs in the K's fountains, of course, is a faux pas. The drenched fan was bounced from the stadium, and the Royals lost 10-4.

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