Max Rieper

3 days ago | royalsreview.com | Max Rieper

Photo by Ed Zurga/Getty Images Seth Lugo didn’t have much offense to support him Sunday for his Quality Start, writes Anne Rogers. The offense has been dissected over and over again to begin the year, and the Royals have emphasized their confidence in the lineup they have. That doesn’t go away after a three-game set like this one against a good Red Sox pitching staff. “Those guys pitched their butts off,” manager Matt Quatraro said. “There are two teams out there trying to execute.

5 days ago | royalsreview.com | Max Rieper

Photo by Rick Kern/Getty Images Pete Grathoff writes that the Royals clubhouse has been fueled lately by Yacht Rock. “You look at the formula of our games, and just winning teams in general, pitching and defense are always what you want to come back to,” starting pitcher Kris Bubic said as Earth, Wind and Fire’s “The Way You Move” played. “And if we’re doing those things well, offense getting timely hits, I think we’ll be in a really good spot.

6 days ago | sports.yahoo.com | Max Rieper

The Red Sox have missed the playoffs in five of the six seasons since they won it all in 2018. They seem to be transitioning again, with veteran Alex Bregman, rookie Kristian Campbell, and pitcher Garrett Crochet now the faces of the franchise. The team has been a very mediocre team around .500 the last three seasons, but they are hoping a new look can provide a new outlook. Boston Red Sox (20-19) vs.

6 days ago | royalsreview.com | Max Rieper

Photo by Adam Glanzman/MLB Photos via Getty Images The Red Sox have missed the playoffs in five of the six seasons since they won it all in 2018. They seem to be transitioning again, with veteran Alex Bregman, rookie Kristian Campbell, and pitcher Garrett Crochet now the faces of the franchise. The team has been a very mediocre team around .500 the last three seasons, but they are hoping a new look can provide a new outlook. Boston Red Sox (20-19) vs.

1 week ago | royalsreview.com | Max Rieper

Dan Hamilton-Imagn Images The Royals have signed veteran right-handed pitcher Trevor Richards to a minor league deal and have assigned him to Triple-A Omaha. Richards is a seven-year MLB veteran with the Marlins, Rays, Brewers, Blue Jays, and Twins as both a starter and reliever with a career 4.50 ERA. Last year he appeared in 55 games with two starts for the Blue Jays and Twins, and posted a 4.55 ERA with 62 strikeouts in 65 1/3 innings, while leading the league with 13 wild pitches.