Salvador Perez, who hit the first home run of his career at Comerica Park in Detroit in 2011, set the Kansas City Royals' all-time record with No. 318 on Saturday at the same venue.
Nick Loftin hit a go-ahead homer in the ninth, Salvador Perez set the franchise home run record, and the visiting Kansas City Royals squeaked by the Detroit Tigers, 3-2, on Saturday.
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Slide over, George Brett, there's a new Kansas City Royals all-time leader for home runs, and his name is Salvador Perez.
It’s another day, so another game against the Tigers. Can the Royals win this one? Your guess is as good as mine, but if history proves accurate, I wouldn’t bet on it.
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The Royals are impressed with Randy Dobnak through his first two starts, writes Anne Rogers. “I’m just here to pitch,” Dobnak said. “If they want me to start, if they want me in long relief, at the end of the day, I’ll do whatever the team needs.
The Royals dropped yet another one-run game to the Tigers, their fifth in a row. But at least they didn’t give fans any real hope in this one as the Tigers won 2-1.
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The Kansas City Royals announced Friday that newcomer Nate Pearson has reported to the major league team. In a corresponding move, Kansas City optioned right-hander Eli Morgan to Triple-A Omaha.
The Kansas City Royals will have manager Matt Quatraro back in the dugout Friday after he missed Thursday's 4-3 walk-off loss to the Detroit Tigers because of a personal matter.
Kansas City Royals longtime star Salvador Perez tied the franchise record for most home runs in a career during the club’s 5-4 win over the San Francisco Giants on Wednesday.
The Kansas City Royals will be without manager Matt Quatraro for Thursday's series opener against the Detroit Tigers after the club announced he is away from the team because of a personal matter.
Salvador Perez furthered his mark as a Kansas City Royals all-time great.
It doesn't take much for the Giants to fall apart in 2026.
The Royals announced Wednesday that outfielder Kameron Misner has been designated for assignment. His spot on the 40-man roster will go to righty Nate Pearson, whose previously reported acquisition from the Astros has now been confirmed by the team.
The Royals acquiring Pearson not only enhances their bullpen depth, but it also provides them with a cost-effective and controllable veteran.
The Kansas City Royals will be without one of their top players for a while.
While the Kansas City Royals are going through a tough season, the development of Jac Caglianone remains a top priority. However, the right fielder/first baseman’s 2026 season may now be put on pause.
The Kansas City Royals are heading toward being sellers at this year's trade deadline regardless of how they perform over the next two weeks. This season has been a disaster due to a mix of both underperformance and injuries throughout the roster.
Royals All-Star shortstop Bobby Witt Jr. left Monday night’s game with a new injury scare. The excitement of a 4-3 victory over the San Francisco Giants turned to worry in an instant.
Prior to today’s 19-2 loss to the Padres, the Royals activated right-hander Stephen Kolek from the restricted list and placed Kolek on the 15-day injured list due to a right flexor strain. K.C.
When Carter Jensen woke up the morning of November 2, 2015, he likely arose from his bed with a smile on his face. The night before, the 12-year-old Jensen watched his hometown team, the Kansas City Royals, defeat the National League’s best New York Mets 7-1 to close out their second World Series title.
It's been another disappointing season for the Royals, but there might be a bit of good news on the way.
It doesn't sound like the Royals are interested in parting with two members of their rotation.
The 23-year-old has hit 14 home runs this season with an elite bat speed of 77.2 mph.
Even if he's not yet a household name, Tyler Tolbert has already etched his name in MLB history.
Only five years into his career, Bobby Witt Jr. is building a resume that already places him among the all-time greats.
Lost in the debate about who was snubbed, Kansas City Royals right-hander Michael Wacha's All-Star selection serves as a reason for everyone to celebrate.
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