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The Royals have been linked ot both Jarren Duran and Brendan Donovan for some time now. Either would be a game changer, but is one more "Royal" than the other?

A solid rotation could propel the Kansas City Royals back to the playoffs in 2026. Their chances are even better if one starter returns to form.

The Royals seem to be in the market for further outfield improvements and should they not land a major target, Austin Hays would be a great backup plan.

The Royals have long been linked to Cardinals' All-Star utility man Brendan Donovan, but some familiar competition could be complicating a potential trade.

Kansas City is making moves in the right direction. So how excited should Royals fans actually be for the upcoming season?

One thing the Kansas City Royals lacked in 2025 was speed and prowess on the bases. Could these two free agents could provide a speed boost and more?

Kansas City isn't known for overpowering velocity in the pen, but perhaps Dennis Colleran could change that.

The short-lived Hunter Harvey era in KC is over after the Royals learned a reunion wouldn't be possible with oft-injured talent after he signed with the Cubs.

After the Royals dealt their go-to taxiing reliever from 2025 in Jonathan Bowlan this winter, the need for that top-end optionable depth is suddenly present.

Kansas City's most sensible trade chip may not be a favorite target of one NL Central contender, according to The Athletic's Sahadev Sharma.