The Kansas City Royals rolled out their slogan for the anticipated 2025 season on Thursday morning. We’re proud to rep the ...
And now he is back with the organization, hired this week as a senior adviser to Royals general manager J.J. Picollo. He hopes to also be a resource for current KC manager Matt Quatraro, who led the ...
Kudrna is one of a few first-time attendees at KC’s big-league camp. He is joined by fellow top prospects Jac Caglianone ...
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Kansas City Royals pay homage to city's fountains with 2025 sloganThe 2025 slogan, "Fountains Up," pays tribute to the more than 200 fountains in the Kansas City metro. This includes Kauffman Stadium's "Water Spectacular," which is a backdrop to the outfield action ...
From Super Bowls and World Series to redevelopment projects, Kansas City has a way of coming back from setbacks.
According to Anne Rogers of MLB.com, the Royals use of Jonathan India and Michael Massey will be a key storyline during spring training. Kansas City is coming off a trip to the playoffs and ...
New Kansas City Royals player Jonathan India made a big revelation this week that he is readying for reps in the outfield this spring. Per Anne Rogers of MLB.com: Jonathan India said he talked ...
Kansas City Royals designated hitter Vinnie Pasquantino (9), shortstop Bobby Witt Jr. (7) and broadcaster Joel Goldberg are doused by captain Salvador Perez (13) and left fielder MJ Melendez (1 ...
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - While Kansas City is in “Super Bowl mode,” baseball season is about to begin. Royals’ pitchers and catchers report to Spring Training on Feb. 12, with full squad ...
Royals general manager J.J. Picollo answers questions from the media during a news conference at Kauffman Stadium on Saturday, Feb. 1, 2025, in Kansas City. Emily Curiel [email protected] It’s ...
Before the Kansas City Royals acquired closer Carlos Estevez this week, rumor has it the team had its sights set on an even bigger splash: slugger Anthony Santander. According to a report from Ken ...
Veteran reliever Carlos Estevez signed a two-year, $22 million contract with the Kansas City Royals on Friday. Soon after, the righty ace posted a concise but determined message on his social media.
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