The window of opportunity is talked about a lot in sports. How much longer are the Kansas City Royals in that window of contention?
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The Kansas City Royals won the World Series in 2015, and now they'll look to defend their title in the 2016 season, and it all starts with the offseason.
Like a precious few other moments in time, I'll remember exactly where I was when the Kansas City Royals won the 2015 World Series.
'Tis the season for KC Royals rumors and speculation. With the All-Star break underway, let's take a look at some possible targets.
The KC Royals took two pitchers from Indianapolis Monday in the first round of the MLB draft and another in a later round.
The latest update for the 2015 All-Star Game results were released and the KC Royals seem to be well-represented. Perhaps, too well represented.
The Kansas City Royals' 2-1 loss on Sunday to the Chicago Cubs hurts the team in so many ways. Many say it only counts as one game, but I'm not so sure.
The Kansas City Royals' starting rotation ranks near the bottom of the league in terms of ERA. Seemingly no one can pitch six or more effective innings to give the bullpen a break.
The Kansas City Royals find themselves in the center of the baseball world. Can Yordano Ventura and the KC Royals handle the spotlight?
The all-time Major League hits leaders, Pete Rose, is still banned from baseball by MLB. Is it time for that banned to be lifted?
The wounds of the KC Royals' World Series defeat were too fresh. Of course I'm talking about whether Alex Gordon should have been sent home.
Spring Training games don't start for another week and a half for the Kansas City Royals, but Alex Gordon has decided to play a game of his own.
If you're not excited for the Kansas City Royals in 2015, you don't have a pulse or you're a miserable human being. Four reasons why KC is better in 2015.
The Kansas City Royals are coming off an impressive 2014 season. Where will they go now? Let's take a look at some possible pick ups in free agency.
Dear Dayton Moore, I'm thanking you because you single-handedly gave me the kick in the butt I needed to get my priorities straight.
The Kansas City Royals went into the All-Star break at 48-46. Injuries were starting to mount, and it was a good time for them to regroup.
With the Kansas City Royals looking like buyers at the trade deadline, here are some potential trade targets to push them over the top in the A.L. Central.
On May 31, 2006, the KC Royals formally dismissed their current GM Allard Baird, and named Dayton Moore as his replacement. That is where things got hairy.
If you're looking for optimism concerning the KC Royals, you should probably stop reading now.
Kansas City Royals' manager Ned Yost confirms that he doesn't have a plan moving forward.