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The Kansas City Royals signed two versatile utility men last season but let them go before the campaign ended. Now, they've caught on with new clubs.

ESPN's blunt take on the Royals' winter stings--but with no true impact bat added, Kansas City's uneven offseason deserves honest scrutiny.

The Kansas City Royals have a well-stocked inventory of starting pitchers. But the one they just added comes with risk.

The Kansas City Royals are taking a flier on a former All-Star pitcher on the mend. The Royals announced Friday that they are signing left-handed pitcher ...

Some early spring training snippets from camp that Royals fans need to be aware of as the 2026 season inches closer and closer.

After news surfaced about a dugout incident last year, Nick Castellanos suddenly seems less appealing for the Royals following his Phillies release.

The Kansas City Royals trading away Kris Bubic felt like a foregone conclusion this offseason. What could a pivot cost them?

After a terrible year health-wise in 2025, Royals ace Cole Ragans seems to focused on re-writing the script and getting back on track in 2026.

The Kansas City Royals have acquired right-hander Mitch Spence from the Athletics for right-hander A.J. Causey.

The Royals may've added some flexibility to their pitching staff in their trade with Athletics, but it might've cost them their closer of the future.