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The Kansas City Royals enjoyed tremendous success in 2014 and 2015. But a disappointing 2016 season began one of the worst eras in club history.
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Former Kansas City Royals outfielder MJ Melendez is trying to win an Opening Day spot with the Mets. And it seems he's trying to do it in a surprising way.
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The Kansas City Royals hope to return to postseason play in 2026. Could some former KC players cause them trouble in the American League Central?
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The Kansas City Royals signed two versatile utility men last season but let them go before the campaign ended. Now, they've caught on with new clubs.
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The Kansas City Royals have a well-stocked inventory of starting pitchers. But the one they just added comes with risk.
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Spring training opens this week for the Kansas City Royals. Plenty of questions surround the club at every position on the field.
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The Kansas City Royals have had many catchers since debuting in 1969. One of their very first backstops is now ending his long baseball career.
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The Kansas City Royals have finally given Vinnie Pasquantino a contract extension. But it evokes memories of another Royal's downfall.
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A lot of former Kansas City Royals have been on the free agent market this winter. Some familiar names still haven't found jobs.
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Steamer's 2026 projections for the Kansas City Royals are out. Some will excite KC fans, but others will probably disappoint them.
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Spring Training is just around the corner and although the games are purely exhibition, the Royals have numerous names who may need to make a good impression.
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The Kansas City Royals will soon begin spring training and their Cactus League schedule. One outfielder will already be on thin ice when camp opens.
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Kansas City Royals pitcher Kris Bubic has been outstanding for two straight seasons. But he presents a real dilemma for the club.
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The Kansas City Royals can always use speed, on-base ability, and defensive versatility. A reunion with this former Royal could give them all of that.
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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.
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The Kansas City Royals recently signed a utility man. But that doesn't mean a former KC player wouldn't be a better choice for a spot on their bench.
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Salvador Perez is returning for his 15th season with the Kansas City Royals. The club has reasons to be optimistic and pessimistic about what lies in store.
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The Kansas City Royals still haven't landed a big power bat. But KC fans anxious for another big hitter should remember how long they waited five years ago.
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The Kansas City Royals recently reunited with an All-Star reliever. His first stint with the club ended with one of the worst trades in franchise history.
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A solid rotation could propel the Kansas City Royals back to the playoffs in 2026. Their chances are even better if one starter returns to form.
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