SURPRISE, Ariz. -- Royals manager Ned Yost and his staff continue to ponder how their Opening Day roster may finalize, especially as left-hander Danny Duffy appears headed for the injured list as he rehabs from shoulder tightness, and now that right-h
Kansas City Royals star catcher Salvador Perez returned to the team following Tommy John surgery, and he’s got a big adjustment ahead of him as he watches games and rehabs his elbow.
Brandon Lowe got a deal very similar to Whit Merrifield, and now I’m wondering how that could affect the Royals going forward.
With Opening Day around the corner, theScore's MLB editors Michael Bradburn, Bryan Mcwilliam, and Brandon Wile answer some of the biggest questions about the American League Central.Who's the most exciting player in the division? Gregory Shamus /...
While there is still some time left in the Cactus League, Spring officially starts today, and opening day is just a little bit over a week away. We talk Zimmer. We talk Zimmer.
Scouting the Cubs international class, which includes the No. 5 overall prospect in 2018, a Dominican CF who netted a $1.5 million bonus and more.
Kansas City Royals 2019 season preview
The Royals announced yesterday that they will utilize veteran right-hander Ian Kennedy as a reliever this year, as Lynn Worthy …
Teams can have solid starting pitching, strong middle relief and a potent offense, but if they don’t have a closer waiting in the bullpen to finish off games, wins won’t be easy to come by. And while not every club has an Aroldis Chapman or Kenley...
Last year the Kansas City Royals had one of the worst bullpens in all of baseball. As good as it was in 2015, it was as opposite in results as it could be ...
Maldonado makes his first appearance in Royal blue
For the first time in his major-league career, Kansas City Royals pitcher Ian Kennedy will go into a season as a reliever and not a starter. KC also made several roster moves as spring training winds down.
