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The Royals' once red-hot offense has gone ice cold, and while some may've thought Vinnie Pasquantino's absence wasn't felt, this past week has proven otherwise.

In their ongoing search for more pitching depth, the Royals signed former closer Scott Barlow to a minors deal and it couldn't have come at a better time.

Carlos Collazo pairs Kansas City with a Georgia Tech outfielder at sixth overall, a departure from the prep names buzzing around the Royals all spring.

Kansas City's catching prospect didn't just slide, he fell out of the rankings entirely. Here's why Pipeline's reasoning makes sense even if the drop stings.

A move to the top worked for Carter Jensen. How can the Kansas City Royals lineup shuffle help Jac Caglianone?

Rave posted a 125 wRC+ in Omaha before his call-up, and now he's showing Kansas City exactly why they shouldn't have waited this long to give him a real look.

Twice a reserve, twice snubbed at the position. Witt enters Phase 2 with a commanding lead -- here's why 2026 should finally be the year that changes.

Jensen's pitch hittability jumped from the 10th to the 75th percentile after moving to leadoff in front of Witt. The numbers only prove this effect is real.

Not many things have gone the way of the Kansas City Royals this season, especially when it comes to their bullpen. They hold the fourth-highest amount blown sa ...

The Royals may be amongst those in shock in of how Blue Jays fans stuffed the ballot boxes in Phase 1 of All-Star voting, but they once did the same in 2015.