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Official Site of the Royals · Oct 13, 2015

Royals show support for fallen KC firefighters

Royals manager Ned Yost, wearing a KCFD hat on the podium, said Monday's tragedy also deeply affected him. (AP)"Just on behalf of the Kansas City Royals and myself included, we just want to let everybody know that our thoughts and prayers are with the Kansas City Fire Department," Hosmer said. "We just want to just extend our prayers to the family and let everybody know that obviously there's nothing we can do to make this go away or make this disappear, but as a team, as a city, we're all going to unite and just try and get through these times with each other."

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