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Official Site of the Royals · Mar 8, 2016

Beekeeper protects Royals from incident

Royals manager Ned Yost objected to the extermination of a swarm of bees during a spring game against the Rockies. A retired beekeeper helped usher the bees off the field. (Christian Petersen/Getty)SURPRISE, Ariz.-- A swarm of bees hovering near the home dugout created quite the buzz for the first two innings of Tuesday's game between the Royals and Rockies at Surprise Stadium.

Fortunately for the bees, fans and Royals players, Lowell Hutchinson, a retired beekeeper visiting from St. Joseph, Mo., happened to be(e) sitting near the front row.

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