Jeremy Greco

2 weeks ago | royalsreview.com | Jeremy Greco

Photo by Matt Dirksen/Getty Images The Royals lost their worst game of the season, perhaps their worst loss of the Picollo/Quatraro era, last night. It was not made better by Q’s flacid argument that essentially boiled down to, “It could have worked.”Given that the Royals are playing one of the worst teams in baseball, they need to find a way to win this series. That means winning both this afternoon and tomorrow.

3 weeks ago | royalsreview.com | Jeremy Greco

Photo by Jay Biggerstaff/Getty Images At this point last year, the White Sox were on their way to the history books in a bad way with a 15-47 record. As has been the refrain for them all season, they’re doing slightly better this year, but they’re still pretty awful. Still, you have to treat them as a real MLB opponent now, as they can win games, even against good teams. They are coming off a four-game split with the Detroit Tigers.

3 weeks ago | royalsreview.com | Jeremy Greco

The Kansas City Royals just got a jolt of energy—his name is Jack Caglianone, and his debut didn’t disappoint. In this episode of Royals Rundown, Jacob Milham and Jeremy Greco dive into Caglianone’s big-league arrival, a comeback win, and the homer explosion that has Royals fans buzzing again. The duo breaks down pitching dynamics, including the importance of Noah Cameron’s role, the emergence of Carlos Estévez as an elite closer, and how the bullpen is stepping up in a big way.

3 weeks ago | royalsreview.com | Jeremy Greco

Jeff Curry-Imagn Images Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the MLB. Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in Kansas City Royals fans and fans across the country. Sign up here to participate in the weekly emailed surveys. Jac Caglianone has finally been selected to the Royals roster and made his Major League debut last night.

3 weeks ago | royalsreview.com | Jeremy Greco

Jayne Kamin-Oncea-Imagn Images Jac Caglianone has officially been added to the Royals’ MLB roster, and there is every reason to expect he will start, perhaps in right field, in Tuesday’s series opener in St. Louis. Reactions to this news have ranged from pure joy that the savior has arrived to sheer terror that the Royals are promoting their best prospect in an act of desperation, and will permanently damage his ability to ever be a quality major league batter.