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 ...
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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.
After a brutal start, Gamble has a 112 wRC+ in June with 19 steals on the year. Kansas City's most scrutinized 2025 pick is starting to look like the real deal.
Bleacher Report sees Kansas City blowing up the rotation at the deadline. With 50 losses already in the books, it's hard to argue they're wrong about any of it.
A 21.21 ERA and a 10-run outing against the White Sox -- yet Spence is still in the organization. Kansas City's reasoning says more about this season.
Ragans hasn't pitched since early May, and late June still hasn't brought the answers Kansas City was hoping for. The uncertainty around the ace is only worse.
The Royals were brutally embarrassed on Friday in a 22-1 beatdown. And after giving up 10 runs, perhaps Mitch Spence is giving KC some offseason trade regret.
Shields is 19 years old, pitching in High-A, and just struck out 20 batters in two starts. Kansas City's long-term future suddenly looks a lot more exciting.
Royals may not have clear trade deadline strategy yet, but 3 players aren't making things any easier
The Royals have yet to make their trade deadline approach official, but if they are to be sellers, these names aren't doing them any favors right now.
The Royals may still be floundering at the bottom of the AL, but it hasn't been because of Carter Jensen, who may be forcing a changing of the guard at catcher.