Kings of Kauffman

1 week ago | kingsofkauffman.com | Jacob Milham

These KC Royals bats are better than their numbers show - luck just isn't on their side. The Kansas City Royals can’t catch a break on their first true road trip of the season. Between missed plays in the field and an overall underperforming lineup, the Royals are now below .500 once again and languishing in the AL Central race. Royals fans are right to search for answers, and a good place to start is in the batting department.

2 weeks ago | kingsofkauffman.com | Oliver VanDervoort

The Kansas City Royals are stil trying to find their footing overrall but there are some players who have already shown their value. It’s safe to say after the Kansas City Royals run to the playoffs last season, that they were hoping to get off to a better start than 6-5 in the first month of the season. Granted, considering the run this franchise has been on over the last few years, this feels like there’s plenty good to take from the first month, even if things could have gone better.

2 weeks ago | kingsofkauffman.com | Oliver VanDervoort

The KC Royals bullpen has enough talent that it can snap out of its struggles, and their manager believes they will. Entering the 2025 season, there were some concerns that the Kansas City Royals bullpen might be a bit of a problem. As is usually the case with a franchise possessing the limited resources that Kansas City does, there are going to be some signings or trades that most would view as a pull on the slot machine.

2 weeks ago | kingsofkauffman.com | Oliver VanDervoort

Jac Caglianone's fast start in Double-A has some KC Royals fans very, very excited to see what he can do on a bigger stage. Since the day that Jac Caglianone was drafted by the Kansas City Royals, there’s been an expectation that he wouldn’t be long for the minor leagues. It’s possible that most people knew he would get more seasoning than a week’s worth of games. Nevertheless, a hot start to his first year in Double-A.

2 weeks ago | kingsofkauffman.com | Jacob Milham

The Kansas City Royals are back in Kansas City, with Opening Day now upon us. Their early-season returns haven't been stellar, but plenty of season remains for the team to turn things around and break out of the opening funk that many MLB clubs face right now. For outlets like Baseball America, the focus is already shifting well past the opening games toward the 2025 MLB Draft on July 13, 2025, in Atlanta, Georgia.