Original sentence: After a disappointing start for the second straight season, Tony Peña resigned May 10, 2005 as manager after a 8-25 record.In 2005, the Royals continued their youth movement, with six of their starting position players, three of their five starting pitchers, and their setup man and closer all under age 30 and one of the smallest payrolls in the major leagues
Edited sentence: In 2005, the Royals finally went into a major rebuilding mode, building their team around a core of talented youngsters under age 30.Players under 30 include John Buck, Ken Harvey, Ruben Gotay, Mark Teahen, Angel Berroa, and David Dejesus.The Royals are off to a rough start in 2005 but their young core has them set up to win in the future, the only way to win in major league baseball with a payroll as small as the Royals'.Three of their five starting pitcher are under 30: Zack Greinke, Denny Bautista, and Runelvys Hernandez, and the back end of their bullpen are also young'ns: setup man Andrew Sisco and closer Ambiorix Burgos.Tony Peña resigned May 10, 2005 as manager after a 8-25 record