Mike Moustakas Recounts His Special Memories As A Kansas City Royals
The Royals announced Monday that Mike Moustakas will retire at a ceremony at Kauffman Stadium on May 31.
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Wed, Mar 19
- NCAA Basketball
SportsBeat KC Podcast: Royals Bidding For a Repeat Performance, and Then Some
For the first time in a decade, the Royals are coming off a playoff appearance.
- MLB
Bobby Witt Jr., Seth Lugo shine as Royals crush Diamondbacks 12-1 in spring training game
With Bobby Witt Jr. delivering at the plate and Seth Lugo dominating on the mound, the Royals cruised past the Diamondbacks 12-1 on Monday, showcasing their .
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KC Royals tap AL Cy Young finalist Cole Ragans as 2025 opening day starter
Cole Ragans, an AL Cy Young finalist, will make his second straight Opening Day start for the Royals on March 27 vs. the Guardians.
Thu, Mar 13
- MLB
Watch: Royals’ Bobby Witt Jr. Takes 95 MPH Fastball To The Body, Leaves Game For Evaluation
Bobby Witt Jr. was hit by a 95-mph sinker from Mariners reliever Andrés Muñoz in the fifth inning of Wednesday’s spring training game.
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- NCAA Basketball
Postcard: The 300 block of Kansas City's East 12th St. was lined with shops, bars & lodging places
A postcard from 1909 reveals a streetscape full of shops and bars in the 300 block of E. 12th Street at a time when the road was shared by early automobiles,.
- NCAA Basketball
Go Behind The Wheel Of An Elon Musk Self-Driving #Tesla Cybertruck #automobile #luxury #cartok
Jay O'Brien, owner of a 2024 Tesla Cybertruck and administrator of a Cybertruck enthusiast Facebook page, discussed the truck's features as his self-driving .
Thu, Mar 6
- NCAA Basketball
What's The Latest On Royals' Salvador Perez's Spring-Training Eye Injury? Matt Quatraro Answers
Kansas City Royals manager Matt Quatraro speaks about Salvador Perez, who suffered a laceration under his eye at spring training.
Wed, Mar 5
- NCAA Basketball
Whittier School was one of the KC elementary schools named after poets in the late 1800s
Whittier School at Peery Avenue and Indiana Street was one of the KC elementary schools named after poets at the end of the 1800s.
