Scott Chasen
Co-Host, The Drive at WIBW-TV (Topeka, KS)
Assistant sports editor for The Kansas City Star. My schnauzer writes all my tweets, so take it up with her.
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2 weeks ago |
kansascity.com | Scott Chasen
It's been a busy week of roster news, and more moves could be around the corner. The big news heading into Friday's series opener between the Royals and Twins is that outfielder Hunter Renfroe has been designated for assignment. That means KC is moving on from a player making $7.6 million this year, and it could be signifying something else right around the corner. How close is Jac Caglianone to Kansas City?
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3 weeks ago |
kansas.com | Scott Chasen
The I-70 series is here, and the Royals have made it an extra special weekend by celebrating special anniversaries of their 1985 (40 years) and 2015 (10 years) World Series championship teams. That means special baseballs, special giveaways and even a special gala for the many returning champs. By the way: Did you catch this story on George Brett and the $100 bill he brought to the gala? It’s a fun one. OK, back to the (2025) baseball.
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3 weeks ago |
sports.yahoo.com | Scott Chasen
The I-70 series is here, and the Royals have made it an extra special weekend by celebrating special anniversaries of their 1985 (40 years) and 2015 (10 years) World Series championship teams. That means special baseballs, special giveaways and even a special gala for the many returning champs. AdvertisementBy the way: Did you catch this story on George Brett and the $100 bill he brought to the gala? It’s a fun one. OK, back to the (2025) baseball.
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3 weeks ago |
kansas.com | Scott Chasen
Tuesday’s loss was a disappointing one for the Royals, even if there were a couple notable bright spots. For starters, Kris Bubic continued his electric start to the 2025 season. And Freddy Fermin, quietly, continues to build on an impressive year. He’s the second-longest tenured Royal by the way, if you didn’t know. Next up: Wednesday’s series finale. The Royals (again) can clinch a series win with a victory over the Astros.
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3 weeks ago |
kansascity.com | Scott Chasen
The 2025 Kansas City Royals showcase both established stars and rising talent, each bringing unique stories to the team. Bobby Witt Jr. stands out as a rare five-tool player, changing games with speedy base running and solid defense, and even drawing intentional walks this season. Starter Cole Ragans and fireman reliever Lucas Erceg bolster the pitching staff, with Kris Bubic also turning heads for his play this year.
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