A game of adjustments
Things threatened to get out of control before Daniel Lynch figured out how to get through. Not a lot of offense to be had, but Hunter Dozier remains a force at the plate. And another pitching debut!
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Grab the brooms, the Royals are sweeping up the doubleheader in Cleveland
Singer shoves and so does the bullpen. Salvador Perez bombs his way into the record book. And the Royals finally pick up some wins against their Central Division nemesis.
Royals finish an up and down homestand
It was a mixed bag of a weekend series against the Mariners. Saturday's game was an example of how the Royals could look when firing on all cylinders. Friday and Sunday? Not so much.
Battling from behind, a comeback falls short
Starters were pulled late, but one starter was left in for too long. Colby Wilson offers a suggestion of where the next ballpark should be located. And some more love for Nicky Lopez & Salvy Perez.
Dayton Moore named President of Baseball Operations; JJ Picollo promoted to Royals General Manager
Meet the new boss. Same as the old boss. With a twist. And is a new stadium on the horizon?
The decline and fall of Carlos Santana
The Royals had high hopes when they brought Carlos Santana into their lineup. Things haven't gone as planned and the future appears awfully grim.
Royals take the series from the Twins
Salvy doesn't hit a home run. That's ok because Andrew Benintendi is willing to put the entire offense on his back. Brady Singer struggles. Daniel Lynch adjusts. Bally Sports drops the ball. Again.