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The Royals took a swing on a Tony Gonsolin comeback to help repair their starting rotation in 2027. But perhaps he could be gearing up for a 2026 return.

The award goes to managers and coaches, not writers -- and Caglianone's power numbers heading into September make a stronger case than most Royals fans realize.

The Royals signed the injured Tony Gonsolin to a contract nearly two weeks ago, and now they could perhaps get a look at him in the majors before year's end.

Kansas City is winning again and roster spots are opening up. These three non-debuted options have earned the right to be part of the Royals' September picture.

The Royals' playoff chances are miniscule at best. But needing help from other teams, perhaps the Blue Jays' latest injury diagnosis gave KC a needed break.

The Royals have been on a heater and their bullpen has looked more serviceable, with veteran Craig Kimbrel standing out in particular since he recently joined.

Caglianone has the power profile for first base and the arm for the outfield. Kansas City has two months left to figure out where he fits best in 2027.

The Royals are making noise in the AL right now amid a spectacular win-streak and there's plenty of other headlines beyond the win-streak to pay attention to.

Kansas City's 2026 season has been a disappointment, but Baseball America's exec poll is a reminder that this roster has more talent than the record suggests.

The Royals are on a torrid pace of late, winning eight straight games and nine of their last 10. Were we all too early counting them out of the playoff picture?