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The Royals opened their 2026 home campaign with a win on Monday, but before the action got underway, they took the time to honor the late Terrance Gore.

Kansas City's gamble on Drew Waters is already paying off--Sunday's news reinforces why the Royals moved on without losing long-term value.

The Royals now have a winning streak going to start the 2026 season. And in their latest win over the Twins, they may've found an answer to their bullpen woes.

From first-round pick to arguably the biggest draft bust in franchise history, Royals prospect Asa Lacy is on the injured list once again to start the season.

For much of the offseason, Royals fans had their eyes on All-Star Brendan Donovan. However, KC came up short as he went to Seattle and is currently on a roll.

The Royals came up short this weekend, dropping two of three in Atlanta. However, despite losing the series, they're likely ecstatic with how the staff looked.

Carlos Estévez's rough outing ended with an injury scare--leaving the Royals suddenly searching for answers at closer after a costly collapse.

The 2026 season is underway and in a year where expectations are so high for the Royals, everyone will need to perform - especially these four names.

The Royals may've come up short on Opening Day on Friday. However, their captain and veteran backstop Salvador Perez used the new ABS system to his advantage.

Tyler Gentry and Chandler Champlain were Triple-A mainstays in 2025. Now, they are looking for a new organization after their Royals release.