The Texas Rangers scored four runs but the Kansas City Royals scored six runs. There was an interesting starting pitcher subplot in today’s game as 2024 Texas Rangers late-spring addition Michael Lorenzen was pitted against 2025 Texas Rangers late-spring addition Patrick Corbin.
Quietly, the Kansas City Royals brought back a key arm over the weekend. Sadly, ace Cole Ragans is still on the injured list, and it's tough to determine how good his chances are at a return this year.
Michael Lorenzen was glad to be back on the mound. “Happy with the win and happy to be back,” Lorenzen said. “Not too stoked about just going four innings.
The Kansas City Royals' home dominance of the Chicago White Sox has reached historic proportions. Looking to run their club-record home winning streak over the White Sox to 13 games, the Royals will welcome veteran right-hander Michael Lorenzen back to mound on Saturday night.
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The Kansas City Royals are likely to be sellers this year at the trade deadline. Last year, they won 86 games and secured a Wild Card spot before bowing out in the American League Division Series.
The Royals have placed right-hander Michael Lorenzen on the 15-day injured list due to a left oblique strain, per a team announcement. The move is retroactive to July 11, so he’ll be eligible to return no sooner than July 26.
Kansas City Royals right-hander Michael Lorenzen was scratched from Saturday's start due to an illness. Left-hander Angel Zerpa replaced Lorenzen for the game against the visiting New York Mets.
Michael Lorenzen pitched seven scoreless innings and won for the first time in nearly a month on Sunday as the Kansas City Royals beat the Arizona Diamondbacks 4-0 in Phoenix.
The Kansas City Royals are watching their season fall apart right before their eyes. Entering play on Friday, they are 41-47 on the season. The team is 13 games back in the American League Central and 4 1/2 back in the Wild Card race.
The Kansas City Royals have been enigmatic this season. They started of 8-14, overcame it with a hot stretch and are now languishing near the .500 mark as the month of June rolls along.
Too many baserunners to deal with The Kansas City Royals fought back but it was too little, too late as the Cincinnati Reds get the win 7-4. The Reds had a veritable army on the basepaths, with 17 baserunners.
The best depth you could ask for The Royals have often struggled with the quality and depth of their starting pitching. But last year and this year, that hasn’t been the case.
The offense went 2-10 with RISP and stranded nine runners. The Kansas City Royals held a lead for most of tonight’s game against the Houston Astros before surrendering a couple late runs to fall 4-3 at Daikin Park.
The Kansas City Royals toppled the Boston Red Sox 2-1 in 12 innings on Friday night at Kauffman Stadium. The Royals moved to 24-16 on the campaign as they've won seven straight contests.
The Kansas City Royals shocked the baseball world in 2024 with a 30-win turnaround from 2023, breaking their nine-year postseason drought in the process.
Veteran right-hander Michael Lorenzen, who helped the Kansas City Royals earn a wild-card spot in the 2024 postseason, is re-signing with the club on a one-year contract, multiple media outlets reported Monday.
It looks like veteran pitcher Michael Lorenzen is set to settle down after moving around a lot in the last few seasons. According to ESPN’s Jeff Passan, Lorenzen will sign a one-year, $7 million contract to stay with the Kansas City Royals.
Michael Lorenzen has carved out quite the career for himself as a pitcher, but the soon-to-be 33-year-old right-hander is still looking to add new wrinkles to his game.
Michael Lorenzen continued to struggle with his command Wednesday in the Texas Rangers' 7-2 loss to the Los Angeles Angels in Anaheim. Lorenzen hit leadoff batter Logan O'Hoppe to start the second inning.
SURPRISE, Ariz. — Michael Lorenzen has a bone to pick. Check that. He has a lot of bones to pick. The right-hander who signed a one-year, $4.5 million deal with the Texas Rangers on Friday, was frustrated by a slow-moving free agency market that he felt undervalued his talents.