The Kansas City Royals are hanging around in the American League Wild Card race, but at 34-33, they are 9 1/2 games back in the AL Central. This season, the offense has let them down.
Tyler Tolbert is brought up. The Royals announced Michael Massey has been placed on the Injured List with a left ankle sprain and they have promoted Tyler Tolbert to replace him.
As the Kansas City Royals' offense continues to flounder, any sign of a potential upgrade via trade is a welcome one. We've mostly talked about the Royals' outfield as an area that needs improvement this year, but let's not let second base go unnoticed.
It’s a sad situation Michael Massey is easy to root for. We’ve all seen athletes who are full of themselves, and frankly you want athletes to have a little swagger—it’s a mentally demanding profession where fans can switch from giving you love to sending you death threats.
Big day for Massey Michael Massey had a big game, Michael Wacha was once again solid, and the top third of the lineup accrued a combined seven hits to send the Astros back to earth in a 7-5 Royals victory down in Houston.
Vinnie Pasquantino, Bobby Witt Jr, and Michael Massey always seem to start slow. Is this just that again or are the Royals going to have to do something with the two that are really struggling?
The Kansas City Royals' offensive struggles have been so wide-reaching, it's hard to know who to hold accountable. Though the Royals have won four straight to get to 12-14 on the season, they still rank at the bottom of the barrel in most offensive categories.
The Kansas City Royals are off to a dreadful start in 2025. Through 21 games, they are 8-13 and sit in third place in the American League Central, 4 1/2 games back of the first place Detroit Tigers.
Jasson Domínguez didn’t just make a catch Monday night; he made a statement. Michael Massey hit the ball deep into the left corner in the top of the fourth inning against the Royals.
After a loud 2023-24 offseason, coupled with team progression, the Royals went from a 56-win team to an 86-win team. Kansas City’s new-look rotation excelled, while Bobby Witt Jr.
Lucas Erceg got his first legitimate run as a closer after the Royals acquired him from the A’s at last year’s deadline. The flamethrowing righty took to that role, working to a 2.88 earned run average while striking out 32% of opponents over 25 regular season innings.
Coming into the 2025 season, the Kansas City Royals recognized that they had two reliable second basemen on their depth chart and no reliable left fielders.
The Kansas City Royals enter spring training in a situation they haven’t been in since 2016, fresh off a postseason appearance. Spring training provides
The Kansas City Royals haven't been all that busy as of late, but will they soon begin fielding trade calls? Michael Massey has developed into a solid role player for the Royals, and he's cost-controlled, which helps a ton with the budget.
With the Yankees in need of a second base or third base upgrade to round out their infield, there aren’t many viable upgrades available. Ha-Seong Kim and Alex Bregman are the best infielders available on the market, but the Yankees haven’t been heavily linked to either player thus far.
Jonathan India spent the vast majority of his tenure with the Reds playing second base. Michael Massey has also been a primary second baseman throughout his first three seasons with the Royals.
On this day just a year ago, Kauffman Stadium had been empty for over a week after the Kansas City Royals ended the 2023 campaign with a 56-106 record, the second worst in the major leagues.
Emotions are always going to be running a little high in an elimination game, and we saw that unfold in Game 4 of the ALDS between the New Yankees and Kansas City Royals on Thursday night,
The MLB Draft started this past weekend, and the Detroit Tigers added a plethora of High School players. With their first three selections (picks 11, 49, and 72), they chose high school prospects Bryce Rainer, Owen Hall, and Ethan Schiefelbein.
Royals second baseman Michael Massey has started his rehab assignment with Triple-A Omaha as he works his way back from a low back ligament sprain. After
Some of the most fascinating stories are those surrounding players on the verge of a breakout season. This can come in different shapes, from hyped prospects to underappreciated regulars.