Kansas City Royals: Do Not Be Surprised With Quiet Break
By tdierking
![Kansas City Royals owner David Glass with general manager Dayton Moore. Mandatory Credit: John Rieger-USA TODAY Sports Kansas City Royals owner David Glass with general manager Dayton Moore. Mandatory Credit: John Rieger-USA TODAY Sports](https://images2.minutemediacdn.com/image/upload/c_fill,w_720,ar_16:9,f_auto,q_auto,g_auto/shape/cover/sport/4e29bb8466c073b4de8f3953419cda34dbcab096164d1f26e410e9a54eae2a54.jpg)
Well, the Royals are neither buyers or sellers this year.
Remember earlier when I said that this is the time where you have buyers and sellers, but I mentioned the possibility of a third option that is far less exciting? The third option is the choice I believe the Royals will take.
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This option is simply adding some small pieces that could help, but not too much. Does this sound familiar? Maybe similar to what the 2014 KC Royals did?
This option is the way the Royals went with in 2014 when they traded for players like Josh Willingham and Raul Ibanez. Nothing flashy, but it was a move that helped propel the team forward to make a run for the first Wild Card spot and later push for the World Series.
The reason I believe this is simply because they don’t have enough to trade away without completely damaging the future of the team, and no one out there is really worth the prospects it would take to trade.
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