The Kansas City Royals didn't get a lot of buzz when they traded for Nate Karns, but he may be a key figure in their 2017 pitching rotation.
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The KC Royals had an up and down month in April, but just how bad were the downs?
The Kansas City Royals have started their 2016 campaign off with a bang. There appears to be no World Series hangover whatsoever with these boys in blue.
The KC Royals have a bit of a gap in right field. Could Reymond Fuentes be the answer until Jarrod Dyson gets back?
The KU Basketball team will look to avoid being part of something that has never been done: Letting a 16-seed win a game in the NCAA Tournament.
The KC Royals had a few vacancies heading into the 2016 season. One of the vacancies that left Kansas City Royals fans the most concerned was right field.
Well folks, the free-wheeling, throw caution to the wind KC Royals are at it again, and it's all about winning right now.
With the off-season a month underway, Royals rumors are continuing to fly, and no one seems to be under the microscope more than fan favorite Ben Zobrist.
A Kansas City Royals fan's journey through the World Series in The Big Apple.
The odds of the KC Royals making that comeback against the Houston Astros Monday were very slim indeed. How many times can the Royals defy the odds?
The Kansas City Royals have become known for exceptional defense, here's a look which Royals have a chance to win a Gold Glove in 2015.
As hard as it may be for KC Royals fans, they might just want to root for the New York Yankees down the stretch to set up better post season matchup.
Solid fantasy football tight ends can sometimes be the difference makers in close match ups. Here are 15 you should check out for the upcoming season.
The Kansas City Royals might break All-Star selection records in 2015, but it used to be very different. Here are the five worst KC All-Stars of all time.
Kyle Lohse is the latest part of KC Royals rumors. He may be an under-the-radar candidate to join the Royals' staff on their quest back to October baseball.
It turns out that something the Kansas City Royals didn't do might be the biggest contributor to their success so far in 2015.
Seven of the nine Kansas City Royals offensive starters are currently owned in over 90% of standard ESPN fantasy baseball leagues.