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    Royals freshen up bullpen after 15-inning loss

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    By KMAN Staff on May 18, 2012 Professional Sports

    KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP)   The Royals have freshened up their bullpen after a 15-inning loss to the Orioles, sending Nate Adcock and Vin Mazzaro to Triple-A Omaha and recalling Everett Teaford and Louis Coleman from the same club.  The Royals made the moves before Thursday afternoon’s game against Baltimore, and less than 12 hours after a 4-3 defeat in which Kansas City squandered a two-run lead in the ninth inning.  Adcock pitched five innings of relief in Wednesday night’s game.  He was responsible for Adam Jones’ eventual game-winning homer in the top half of the 15th.  Mazzaro earned the win after five innings in a spot start against Texas on Tuesday night.  Teaford and Coleman have spent much of the season with the Royals.  They were at Omaha before being recalled.

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