The strong wave of Blue Jays fans showing up for MLB All-Star voting claimed many victims after Phase 1 closed, including Royals rising star Jac Caglianone.
The Royals have had many weak points this season, but one name has gone from that to a major bright spot and potential prime trade candidate ahead of Aug. 3.
Kansas City's draft class won't be made or broken at No. 6. These combine arms could be the under-the-radar finds that actually reshape the Royals' farm system.
The Royals have had a crumby year no doubt, but they certainly have names worthy of All-Star recognition. And perhaps Jac Caglianone should be amongst them.
Amidst the Royals acquisitions of several depth names over the recent weeks, Kansas City did the opposite on Tuesday, releasing veteran starter Aaron Sanchez.
The Royals received difficult news on Tuesday, as their ace Cole Ragans could be headed for elbow surgery which could create shockwaves in their rotation.
Jim Callis projects Kansas City to go pitching with the sixth pick -- but with strong prep ties and a thin rotation, will the Royals actually follow the script?
The Royals may not have much to offer in terms of Triple-A depth, however one name is putting on show in Omaha. Is there room for him at the major league level?