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As spring training enters its first full week, there are plenty of more off-field snippets that the Royals faithful ought to be aware of.

Stephen Kolek's pitch mix overhaul carried through the offseason--giving the Royals another intriguing depth arm for 2026 and beyond.

Former Kansas City Royals outfielder MJ Melendez is trying to win an Opening Day spot with the Mets. And it seems he's trying to do it in a surprising way.

An under-the-radar infield prospect stole the spotlight--Dustin Dickerson's huge swing sparked a late Royals rally in Cactus League action.

After Royals prospect, Luinder Avila had a promising start to his MLB career in 2025, KC will have a decision to make on where he profiles in the future.

The Kansas City Royals hope to return to postseason play in 2026. Could some former KC players cause them trouble in the American League Central?

Newly added to the 40-man roster, Ben Kudrna had a rocky first Cactus League outing--leaving Royals fans wondering about his 2026 role.

In the Royals' 2026 spring training home opener, prospect catcher Luca Tresh will get the start behind the plate amid a battle for the third catcher's role.

If the Royals experiment with a six-man rotation, these four arms are the leading candidates to claim that extra starting spot in Kansas City.

From Tommy John to Ohtani comparisons, Jac Caglianone opens up about his pitching past and whether a two-way role with the Royals is still in play.