Die-hard Kansas City Royals fans who remember the pain of the late 2010s may recall a little-known utility man named Chris Owings. Owings played the first six seasons of his career with the Arizona Diamondbacks, before the Royals signed him to a one-year, $3 million deal in free agency.
Royals assistant GM Scott Sharp has interviewed with the Rockies about leading baseball operations, according to the Athletic. [$] When longtime Colorado
The Kansas City Royals could use some outfield help heading into 2026. According to FanGraphs, no team’s group of outfielders was worse in 2025 than Kansas City’s, with their 73 team wRC+ and collective -1.1 fWAR both ranking last in baseball.
The Kansas City Royals had a disappointing 2025 season, going 82-80 and finishing in third place in the American League Central while also failing to return to the postseason after winning a Wild Card spot in 2024.
The Kansas City Royals missed the playoffs in 2025, finishing with a record of 82-80 on the season. They finished third in the division, six games behind the Guardians, and the second team out in the Wild Card race, finishing five games out.
Among the countless Hall of Famers who never experienced the joy of winning a World Series, there are several notable legends who stand out. Here's our list of the 25 greatest.
The Kansas City Royals might have a couple of general managers kicking around their front office these days. Obviously, J.J. Picollo holds that title in Kansas City, and he's done a nice job building out his roster and organizational depth chart, especially considering his relatively limited resources.
Anne Rogers details the impressive first pro season for David Shields: With young pitchers, the Royals like to focus first on their delivery and attacking the zone.
David Lesky talks about how the Kansas City Royals starting pitching depth will come into play this offseason. Some trade deadline acquisitions are front and center in that.
The Kansas City Royals know that they have work to do this coming offseason after finishing in third place in the American League Central and missing the postseason.
The Kansas City Royals' outfield is a very serious problem, and most seem to acknowledge it. After finishing dead-last in Major League Baseball with -1.1 outfield fWAR, the Royals will be on the prowl for an impact addition this offseason.
Andrew Banks at Kings of Kauffman defends keeping Alec Zumwalt as hitting coach. “A lot of us knew him from the minor leagues,” Pasquantino said. “He was in charge when I got drafted, so I have a really good relationship with him.
Before Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier in 1947, black players weren’t allowed in Major League Baseball. Before the recent advances in the United States’ relationship with Cuba, it was rare for Cuban players to escape their homeland.
The Kansas City Royals know their outfield is at the top of the list for offseason reevaluation. Counting on a big leap from Jac Caglianone in his first full season isn't going to be enough.
Everyone knows that the Kansas City Royals struggled to score runs this year. That’s not to say that the Royals did nothing well. The Royals were one of only three teams with a strikeout rate below 20%, and their 18.2% figure was second-best in the league.
The Kansas City Royals missed the postseason after going 82-80 and finishing in third place in the American League Central in 2025. The team was let down this year by its offense all season long, and that is the area that needs the most work this coming offseason.
The Kansas City Royals have had many coaches come and go through the years, and not many have lasted 34 years in the organization. Mike Jirschele was once a minor-league infielder for the Royals and Texas Rangers, and he began his coaching career in the Kansas City organization back in 1989.
When the Royals City Connect jerseys came out, I wanted one immediately. I love the jersey. Also, quite immediately, I knew exactly which player’s name I wanted emblazoned on the back.
In this episode of the Royals Rundown podcast, hosts Jacob Milham and Jeremy “Hokius” Greco ride the postseason baseball high while turning their attention to what’s next for the Kansas City Royals.
Kansas City Royals owner John Sherman spoke to Anne Rogers of MLB.com and addressed various topics related to the club. He voiced his support for general manager J.J.
The Kansas City Royals missed the MLB playoffs in 2025, yet that was not because of superstar Bobby Witt Jr., who has continued to be one of the league’s most exciting talents.
There were high expectations among Royals fans for rookie Jac Caglianone, the Kansas City Royals‘ first-round pick in the 2024 MLB Draft. When the Royals called him up in June, “Cags Mania” was at an all-time high, especially with the Kansas City offense scuffling to start the season.
While the MLB postseason may be the focus at the moment, there are already plenty of rumors about who might fill various open manager roles around the league.
At 79-79 with six games to go, the Kansas City Royals will miss the postseason after making the ALDS in 2024. While that is disappointing, there have been some signs of hope that more positive years are in store for an organization that has only had one winning season since capturing a World Series title in 2015.