The Kansas City Royals entered 2025 hoping to build off their Wild Card appearance from the year before. Instead, inconsistency at the plate held them back, leading to an 82–80 finish and a third-place spot in the American League Central.
The Kansas City Royals were unable to reach the postseason in 2025, going 82-80 and finishing in third place in the American League Central. A lot went wrong for Kansas City and led to them falling short.
The Kansas City Royals were let down by their offense this season. They finished 82-80 and fell to third place in the American League Central, missing the postseason after winning a Wild Card spot last season.
Free agency is a crucial checkpoint for the Kansas City Royals this winter. Expectations were high for the Royals in 2025 following a playoff berth a year ago.
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Free agency is a crucial checkpoint for the Kansas City Royals this winter. Expectations were high for the Royals in 2025 following a playoff berth a year ago.
David Lesky looks at next year’s potential payroll. So what can you get with $28 million or so? On the free agent market, eh, not that much. My opinion is they need a bat that can ensure Perez isn’t hitting higher than fifth.
The Kansas City Royals managed to record their second consecutive winning season in 2025, going 82-80. However, that wasn't nearly enough to get them back to the postseason after earning an American League Wild Card spot in 2024.
Mike Yastrzemski homered twice to help the visiting Kansas City Royals to a 9-2 win against the Athletics in the season finale for both teams Sunday afternoon in Sacramento, Calif.
Sometimes, a deadline trade pickup just fits his new team like a glove. Such has been the case thus far for outfielder Mike Yastrzemski and the Kansas City Royals.
Kansas City Royals fans haven't known Mike Yastrzemski for very long, but they're loving what they're seeing so far. Yastrzemski came to the Royals on July 31 after spending the first 6 1/2 years of his major league career with the San Francisco Giants.
America's favorite pastime has more memorable performances than any sport. As such, figuring out which pitchers had the best seasons ever is no easy task.
Outfielder Mike Yastrzemski has quickly made his presence felt with the Kansas City Royals. In doing so, Yastrzemski has carved his name into the history books.
The Kansas City Royals won again on Monday night, beating the Texas Rangers 4-3 at Kauffman Stadium. The Royals are now 64-61, and they've crept into the playoff race again.
For a Major League Baseball player, there's often nothing that can compare to your first love. Players develop special attachments to the organizations they debuted with, and that can be said for Kansas City Royals outfielder Mike Yastrzemski.
Mike Yastrzemski was enjoying a rare day off when the news broke. On the day of the trade deadline a phone call came that would change everything. Yastrzemski had been traded to the Kansas City Royals in a last-minute deal.
Mike Yastrzemski has the chance to be a hugely impactful piece for the Kansas City Royals. Early in the season, it would have seemed impossible that Yastrzemski could come to Kansas City.
At the 2025 MLB trade deadline, the San Francisco Giants made a move that was both painful and practical, sending longtime outfielder Mike Yastrzemski to the Kansas City Royals in exchange for 21-year-old right-handed pitcher Yunior Marte.
San Francisco Giants outfielder Mike Yastrzemski delivered a potential Catch of the Year during Wednesday’s game against the Pittsburgh Pirates at Oracle Park in San Francisco, Ca.
On April 30, Mike Yastrzemski hit a towering home run off San Diego Padres reliever Jason Adam during an otherwise unremarkable 5-3 loss for the San Francisco Giants.
The San Francisco Giants beat the Cincinnati Reds, 8-6, in 10 innings at Oracle Park in San Francisco on Wednesday thanks to a splash hit by Mike Yastrzemski.
Mike Yastrzemski launched a two-run homer with one out in the bottom of the 10th inning Wednesday afternoon, allowing the San Francisco Giants to walk off the visiting Cincinnati Reds for an 8-6 victory and avoid a three-game sweep.
Once viewed as a non-tender candidate, the San Francisco Giants and outfielder Mike Yastrzemski avoided arbitration in November, agreeing to a $9.25 million deal in his final season.
Mike Yastrzemski is the longest-tenured player on the current San Francisco Giants roster, but at 34 years old, his time with the team could be coming to an end.