The Kansas City Royals minor league system is quietly building itself in the scouting industry to be the next “best farm system in baseball”.
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The Kansas City Royals have the fourth, 32nd, 41st, and 78th pick in the upcoming draft. It's time to make some early predictions on who they may take.
The latest proposed change will allow two more teams in each league to qualify for the playoffs. This benefits the Kansas City Royals.
For the Kansas City Royals fanbase accustomed to shut-down bullpens, the 2019 bullpen was difficult to watch, especially early in the season.
The Kansas City Royals pitchers report to Spring Training on February 12th. Who is expected to break Spring Training camp in the starting rotation?
The KC Royals pitchers and catchers are officially reporting to Spring Training February 12th. Here are the players that are due for a bounce back season.
The KC Royals are reporting to Spring Training February 17th. Here are the position players that are due for a bounce back season in 2020.
These five KC Royals prospects played well enough to earn a follow. Let's take a look at what they've done in the minor leagues so far.
The 2019 Kansas City Royals scored 691 runs and hit 162 home runs en route to losing 103 games. What do the statistical projections for 2020 tell us?
It's been an interesting offseason for the Kansas City Royals and now it looks like Alex Gordon could be returning to the team for the 2020 season.
While there were a lot of star relievers for the Kansas City Royals in the 2010s, Wade Davis was the best of the best. He rounds out our all-decade team.
The Kansas City Royals made a franchise altering trade in 2012 and for two seasons, James Shields was the ace pitcher the team had so long coveted.
From 2010 to 2015, Billy Butler was the Kansas City Royals' most consistent and productive hitter in the lineup and was their best DH of the 2010s.
The Kansas City Royals have long desired a feared power hitter and they traded their best relief pitcher during the 2016 offseason to acquired Jorge Soler.
The Kansas City Royals needed a superman athlete to field the largest outfield. They traded their best pitcher and got exactly that in Lorenzo Cain.
The Kansas City Royals only had one true left fielder in the 2010s - Alex Gordon - so naturally, he was their best at the position from this decade.
Continuing on with our best Kansas City Royals at each position is shortstop, where Alcides Escobar was the best of the decade.
The 2010s are coming to a close, so let's look at the best Kansas City Royals. Next is third base, where Mike Moustakas is the obvious choice.
We're taking a look at the best Kansas City Royals players at every position. Next is second base, where Whit Merrifield was the best of the decade.
Let's take a look at the best Kansas City Royals at each position. At first base, the best Royal from 2010-2019 is none other than Eric Hosmer.