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The Royals have made numerous upgrades this offseason. With said changes will come altered and more ambiguous roles for some 2025 regulars next year.

The Kansas City Royals are known to bring former players back. For now, though, they won't be reuniting with a reliever who was effective for them in 2025.

The Mets struck gold after signing Bo Bichette, leaving them with a plethora of potentially available bats ripe for the picking for teams like the Royals.

Topps' latest "what-if" gives Dan Marino a baseball path with the Royals, blending NFL legend, Kansas City history, and a wild two-sport fantasy.

With Boston likely off the table, the Royals still have options for a trade. These teams make sense as trade partners if KC deals from its pitching surplus.

The Royals were busy on Day 1 of international free agency, signing 19 names to hopefully continue the luck they've had in this area in recent decades.

While the Royals and Red Sox may not seem like the perfect trade partners after the Ranger Suárez signing, perhaps there's still reason to be optimistic.

The Mets broke the internet this week with their reported $50 million a year offer to Kyle Tucker. How does this stack up against the Royals largest contracts?

After announcing that many walls at Kauffman Stadium would be moving in, Royals GM J.J. Picollo had a unique example of why he felt this change was necessary.

Amid all the Kauffman Stadium chatter, Royals first baseman Vinnie Pasquantino shared some concerning thoughts he had on his upcoming arbitration hearing.