Royals Contest: The AL Dry

A special Indians-Royals AL-showdown in media-net era sports has one 'super-fan' generating forms of anti-terrorism collection drama.

A tale of baseball overcoming modern era paranoia/darkness, inspired loosely by Mr. Destiny (James Belushi). Enjoy, 

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The AL champion-showdown was about to take place between the two vaunted teams who'd met on various occasions, and the Royals had taken on a vaunted NL team in the 1985 World Series already and hoped for a return-to-glory.

The fans came out in full color/swing to cheer on their team which'd become a 'hallmark' of American aesthetic/dress, and kids and adults alike collected special Topps and Upper-Deck Royals cards, making the team merchandise a special American dress for fanfare/spirits.

AMLAN SATAN: I'm a Royals-blogger (cyber) and constructing special fan-collages for the Indians AL-series for media-dress.

Now, Amlan Satan is considered a modern-day 'super-fan' of American sports fanfare in the media-broadcast era and dresses up like a 'democracy-mascot' for his championship-broadcast fan-blogs following the triumphs/championships of great moments in broadcast sports like March Madness, the Pro Bowl, and US women's national soccer exhibitions. He'd become a special 'Thomas Nast' in the 'vigilante-costumed' world of cyber-blogging American culture dress!

AMLAN SATAN: This showdown between Royals-Indians in the AL-series on broadcast-TV/media-Internet will be victory!

FAN: There's nothing like an outing to a Royals-game in the hallowed modern time(s) of broadcast-cheers in America.

A time of fanfare dialogue/dance dictates the cheers of valor in this post-9/11 era of American homeland culture/traffic securities consciousness. We want fans to celebrate the game(s) in sanity/security and feel like they're immune in glorious America from the modern world 'troubles' of things like politics-slanted lifestyle paranoia, since Americans enjoy a 'dance' unknown in parts of the world 'challenged' by living city dangers (e.g., Northern Ireland).

AMLAN SATAN: We've got so much 'outstanding' Royals fan-stuff in our treasury-display for cyber-blogging, it's a fashion-show!

CRITIC: You've gotta wonder if all this localized Kansas City American sports-media fanfare generates dollar-envy!

AMLAN SATAN: What matters to me most here as I attend the games in arena(s) and blog about them --- Royals shine!

Amlan meets a glorious 'flower-lady' Indians fan at one of the games he's trekked to for stadium imagery for his cyber-enterprise and takes an iPhone-shot of her, conceding her visiting alien-like brightness in Kansas City for the Indians rivalry-showdown for AL ideas. They fall in love!

Two years later, Amlan Satan marries a Royals fan, not the Indians 'flower-lady' he'd met in the Indians-AL series showdown, which the Indians won en-route to a World Series title (their 2nd!). This Royals-fan wife, Ezzy, is an Algerian-American photojournalist and Johns Hopkins graduate who'd taught Satan (Amlan) of the net-fanfare value(s) in America surrounding sports-media markets and couture in the media-broadcast era of magazine-culture fashions drawings.

EZZY: Our son (Damian) shall like the game-play settings for video-game synthetics of Royals-Indians rivalry exhibition(s).

AMLAN: I think all this 'idea' about net-cheers for even cyber-dialogue is modern American patriotics decrying terrorism.

Sure, baseball can decry forms of terrorism-angst destabilizing American traffic cheers securities for events like the Boston Marathon and St. Patrick's Day, but perhaps a newfound sense of homeland market merchandising following this Royals-Indians AL-champions rivalry establishment/erection will cast more and more broadcast/media activity and sports through the lens of 'capitalism' markets indulgences. Fans will buy more jewelry!

AMLAN SATAN: Maybe I'll 'dress' my wife Ezzy in cyber-blogs as a special 'gal' of American sports-cheer/courtship drawing(s).

All this anti-terrorism spirit in the post-9/11 era surrounding sports-traffic and daydreams and discovered romance among fans of the media-broadcast sports/net era of great commercial vanities (really!) makes for excellent storytelling. Amlan/Ezzy found true love amidst baseball joy(s), and perhaps this American Dream story is really about 'endured' (really!) dreads.

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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)