Kelley L. Cox

3 days ago | rockdalenewtoncitizen.com | Kelley L. Cox

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3 days ago | rockdalenewtoncitizen.com | Kelley L. Cox

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2 weeks ago | kansas.com | Kelley L. Cox

The Royals waited until the last moment to divulge their pitching plans for Wednesday’s series finale against the Giants at Oracle Park. They had plenty of options available to them. They brought Triple-A prospect Luinder Avila along on the taxi squad in case of an emergency — he was stretched out and could’ve started, if needed. Instead, the Royals opted for a bullpen game. Manager Matt Quatraro turned to left-hander Daniel Lynch IV as his starter in the club’s 8-4 victory.

2 weeks ago | kansas.com | Kelley L. Cox

AI-generated summary reviewed by our newsroomSalvador Perez ended a month-long homer drought with a 397-foot blast. Royals bullpen held Giants to two runs, securing 11th road win of season. Kansas City offense recorded 16 hits, including 12 singles, in 8-2 victory. The Kansas City Royals needed a team effort to secure a series victory over the San Francisco Giants at Oracle Park. More precisely, they needed their offense to carry the load.