The Kansas City Royals aim to boost their offense by targeting Los Angeles Angels outfielder Taylor Ward in a potential trade. Ward's career-high 25 home runs and reliable performance make him a ...

IT IS. YEAH. THE SUN IS KIND OF WARMING. TAKE THAT IN BASEBALLS THERE IN THE FOUNTAINS. KANSAS CITY ROYALS, BY THE WAY, REVEALED THEIR 2025 CAMPAIGN THEME AND SLOGAN. IT’S FOUNTAINS UP.

The Kansas City Royals have confidence in their starting rotation. The unit is fueled by four former All-Stars in Cole Ragans, Seth Lugo, Michael Wacha and Michael Lorenzen. Last season ...

Carlos Estévez got his first taste of pitching for the Kansas City Royals on Friday. Estévez, 32, completed a bullpen session at the club’s spring training complex in Surprise, Arizona.

The Kansas City Royals signed Starting Pitcher Cole Ragans to a three-year $13.25 million contract extension on Friday. He is coming off a great 2024 season. He finished 11-9 with a 3.14 ERA.

Kansas City Royals prospect Ben Kudrna can still smell the fresh barbecue sizzling on the grill outside of Kauffman Stadium. It’s an experience one never forgets. A pitcher, Kudrna actually ...

He led the Royals to a 22-9 postseason record for a .710 win pct., setting a Major League record (min. 20 games). While the future of Kansas City’s sports stadiums remains in the air ...

Salvador Perez may no longer be the face of the Kansas City Royals, but he's still their unquestioned leader. The only player in Major League Baseball to wear the captain's "C" on his jersey ...

The Kansas City Royals rolled out their slogan for the anticipated 2025 season on Thursday morning. We’re proud to rep the City of Fountains, and this season, the intensity is up, the vibes are ...

Starting pitching is the Kansas City Royals' strength on paper in 2025, but it's still a fluid situation. The top four spots in the Royals' rotation are spoken for, but the number-five spot is up ...

Fans got a chance to come out to the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum on Saturday to meet two Kansas City legends, former Chiefs wide receiver Danan Hughes and former Royals first baseman Willie Aikens.