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In a weird, bee-infested game, which was delayed while crew worked on a massive swarm of bees at the stadium, Edinson Volquez pitched three scoreless innings in his debut for Kansas City in
Although it doesn’t matter in the grand scheme of things, the defending World Series champs, Kansas City, dropped their Cactus League opener to the Texas Rangers, 6-2 on Wednesday afternoon.
The lineup was a mix of a few mainstays for KC, as well
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The last time the Kansas City Royals were good like this, about 35 years ago, a scorecard wasn’t necessary to see
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For Ned Yost and the Kansas City Royals, this winning thing has become a fine tuned machine. As heard on Between the Lines, Ned Yost says he isn’t changing his ways as to
The 2016 Kansas City Royals, your defending World Series Champions, have kicked off spring training and begin the long journey what hopefully ends in another deep playoff run.
Although spring training has just started for the team, there have been several early storylines
January 6, 2016 will go down as a historical day in Kansas City Royals history. After a lifetime of losing superstars to trade or free agency because of a price tag too rich, the Royals finally won a battle and
The offseason continues to move forward and the defending World Series champs continue to look at potential additions heading into spring training.
Recently, Ben Zobrist opted to sign a long-term deal with the Chicago Cubs, while pitcher Johnny Cueto signed a
