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The Kansas City Royals' newest starter, Edinson Volquez, had his best start of the spring yesterday, with 8 strikeouts in 5 innings against the Cubs.
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The Kansas City Royals released utility infielder Ryan Roberts, and traded minor league reliever Angel Baez to the Astros for cash considerations.
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Yordano Ventura was incredible against the Mariners last night, showing exactly why he'll be the Kansas City Royals' Opening Day starter as he threw 7 no-hit innings.
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Ned Yost officially announced the Royals' 2015 rotation on Wednesday, and in a surprise everyone saw coming, he said Yordano Ventura would be the Opening Day starter.
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In this week's links: Brian Flynn impresses Royals officials, George Brett talks about his retirement, the team's ticket sales are unsurprisingly booming, and much more.
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On this week's Triple Play Podcast, we look at the 2015 Royals, position-by-position, to let you know what to expect in the upcoming season as the team defends the AL crown.
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The Royals now seem to want to have a fifth outfielder on the roster for Opening Day, and that leaves the main options as Paulo Orlando and Moises Sierra. Who's the best fit?
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Brandon Finnegan was optioned to Double-A Northwest Arkansas, where he will work as a starter, after the Royals decided to not move forward with him in the big league bullpen.
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Louis Coleman may not be a lock to make the Kansas City Royals' bullpen, but he's doing what he can to make sure he still has a shot at breaking camp with the team.
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Alex Gordon is scheduled to make his Cactus League debut on Saturday, after recovering from wrist surgery this winter. The Royals definitely look forward to having their star back.
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James Shields was a pickoff master, while new Royals starter Edinson Volquez is decidedly not. He does have his own ways at getting outs on the basepaths, though.
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In this week's links: the Royals continue to trim their roster, their team defense should be awesome, and a national audience gets to see it all even more often this year.
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Brett Eibner has had an injury- and strikeout-riddled professional career in the Royals minor league system, but he's been terrific in Spring Training thus far.
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On this week's Triple Play Podcast, we talk about Omar Infante's strange decision, Marcus Stroman's season-ending injury, and we wrap up our previews by breaking down the AL West.
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Ned Yost made a couple of decisions about the Kansas City Royals' lineup this season. Alcides Escobar will hit leadoff, and Lorenzo Cain will return to the 3 spot.
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Omar Infante is dealing with a bone spur in his right elbow, so he's considering surgery. But he's going to wait until after the season to have the surgery done.
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The Royals made their first round of Spring Training cuts today, as they optioned John Lamb to Triple-A Omaha, while reassigning 7 other players to minor league camp.
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The Royals had planned on getting Salvador Perez more rest by using the backup catcher as one starter's personal catcher. That plan has been abandoned.
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When the Royals face the White Sox on Opening Day next month, they won't have to see Chris Sale on the mound. The dominant lefty is still recovering from a broken bone in his foot.
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In this week's Royals links: the AL Central is filled with tough and flawed teams, Alex Gordon and Omar Infante take batting practice, some bloggers preview the season, and much more.
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