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1 week ago | 
royalsreview.com | Jeremy Greco
Jacob Milham and Jeremy Greco are coming to you live after the Kansas City Royals avoided a sweep with a finale win over the Minnesota Twins! They dive into the ups and downs of the series, including the Royals’ bad luck, baserunning blunders, and some truly questionable decision-making that had fans scratching their heads.
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1 week ago | 
royalsreview.com | Jeremy Greco
Photo by Ezra Shaw/Getty Images Kris Bubic has been one of the best starting pitchers in baseball this year. This is true by just about any metric. ERA: 1.47 (third in baseball)WHIP: 1.06 (20th)FIP: 2.70 (eighth)fWAR: 1.8 (seventh)bWAR: 2.8 (second, first in AL)K-BB% 17.6% (27th)I could go on and on. But you’re just as capable of looking up the numbers at FanGraphs and Baseball Reference as I am. So let’s do something a little different today.
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2 weeks ago | 
royalsreview.com | Jeremy Greco
The Kansas City Royals are rolling into an AL Central showdown with the Minnesota Twins, and Jacob Milham and Jeremy Greco are here to break it all down! Coming off a strong series finale win against the San Francisco Giants, the duo recaps key moments from the matchup and what it means for the Royals’ momentum. They also dive into injury updates, including Sam Long’s uncertain future, and discuss how those roster decisions could impact the team’s depth heading into the division battle.
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2 weeks ago | 
royalsreview.com | Jeremy Greco
The Kansas City Royals avoided a sweep and gave fans a reason to exhale on Sunday! Jacob Milham and Jeremy Greco break down the nail-biting win over the St. Louis Cardinals, highlighting key plays and pitching performances that sealed the deal. The duo discusses the latest roster shakeups, including the return of Dairon Blanco, and the bad news on the injury front with Seth Lugo and Cole Ragans.
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2 weeks ago | 
royalsreview.com | Jeremy Greco
Photo by Jack Gorman/Getty Images Much ado was made last season of the Royals’ record against winning opponents. Namely, that they lost more than they won against opponents over .500. None of that prevented the Royals from sweeping the Orioles out of the Wild Card series and taking a game from the incredibly talented New York Yankees team in the Division Series before heading home for the winter.
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2 weeks ago | 
chatsports.com | Jeremy Greco
Back to the Kansas City Royals Newsfeed Related Topics: Frank Mozzicato, Omaha, Kansas City Royals, Jac Caglianone Jeremy Greco is an editor at Royals Review and has been writing there since 2016. He also co-hosts the Royals Rundown Podcast with Jacob Milham. He plays too many video games. The Royals player development social media account has announced the promotions of former first-round draft selections Jac Caglianone and Frank Mozzicato to Omaha and Northwest Arkansas, respectively.
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2 weeks ago | 
royalsreview.com | Jeremy Greco
Photo by Jensen Scalzo/Minor League Baseball The Royals player development social media account has announced the promotions of former first-round draft selections Jac Caglianone and Frank Mozzicato to Omaha and Northwest Arkansas, respectively. Earned their next challenge…#RaisingRoyals #MovingDay ⬆️— Raising Royals (@raisingroyals.bsky.social) 2025-05-18T22:45:38.527ZCaglianone will be of the most interest to Royals fans.
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2 weeks ago | 
sports.yahoo.com | Jeremy Greco
The Royals player development social media account has announced the promotions of former first-round draft selections Jac Caglianone and Frank Mozzicato to Omaha and Northwest Arkansas, respectively. Earned their next challenge… #RaisingRoyals #MovingDay ⬆️— Raising Royals (@raisingroyals.bsky.social) 2025-05-18T22:45:38.527ZCaglianone will be of the most interest to Royals fans. After an absolutely fantastic Spring Training, Jac didn’t miss a beat when he was assigned to Northwest Arkansas.
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2 weeks ago | 
chatsports.com | Jeremy Greco
Back to the Kansas City Royals Newsfeed Related Topics: Jordan Walker, Jonathan India, Steven Cruz, Kansas City Royals Jeremy Greco is an editor at Royals Review and has been writing there since 2016. He also co-hosts the Royals Rundown Podcast with Jacob Milham. He plays too many video games. Jordan Walker hit his third home run of the season in the fifth inning and it was the only run scored by either team all night.
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2 weeks ago | 
royalsreview.com | Jeremy Greco
Photo by Ed Zurga/Getty Images Jordan Walker hit his third home run of the season in the fifth inning and it was the only run scored by either team all night. WinnersNoah Cameron was even better in this second start than in his big league debut against Tampa Bay. Yes, he made one bad pitch to Walker, but he only allowed two hits in 6.1 innings and didn’t walk anyone. That’s fewer baserunners than the start against the Rays.
