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The Kansas City Royals got extremely lucky during Tuesday' MLB Draft Lottery, dramatically jumping up 10 spots into the Top 6 of next summer's 2026 MLB Draft.

While he may not be the best outfield fit, the Phillies re-signing of Kyle Schwarber may've made trading for Nick Castellanos a lot easier for the Royals.

The Royals reportedly want to explore both the free agent and trade markets to address their outfield needs. Here's some names they could target via trade.

Making a trade in Major League Baseball becomes much easier when you have a clear target, and for the Milwaukee Brewers, the Kansas City Royals could be a smart ...

Kansas City has only had two rounds in the draft lottery since its inception, but neither has been kind to the Royals.

After a jam-packed day of rumors in the first full day at the MLB Winter Meetings, here's what some of the league's top insiders are saying about the Royals.

The Royals have plenty of starters they could trade this offseason, GM J.J. Picollo might've just revealed one he might be reluctant to deal elsewhere.

While Cincinnati Reds fans eagerly wait a decision on Kyle Schwarber's future, the Kansas City Royals could strike first and steal one of their prime targets.

The Royals enter the MLB Winter Meetings with a strong need for outfield upgrades, but according to a top insider, their list could be getting shorter already.

Kansas City may not need to look elsewhere--the Royals could fill their Rule 5 itch in-house by adding catcher Luca Tresh to the 40-man roster.