Are the Royals For Real This Year?
I believe this is the year the Royals turn the corner. Or at least finish above .500.
I believe this is the year the Royals turn the corner. Or at least finish above .500.
In the final piece of this series, we use the WAR data to finish taking a look at the trades that Dayton pulled off in 2010, and try to determine what all of this really means.
On October 28, 2010, I-70 Baseball.com saved my life.
Fans are finally believing that the Royals are close to being a legitimate contender.
The free-agent signing of Jeff Francis to a one-year contract is the best thing DM has done – and it’s a move that will help the Royals in the long term.
The 2010 off-season has been full of winners and losers in the Kansas City Royals system.
Hope abounds for first base options for the Royals
Billy Butler and the Boys in Blue are facing an organizational turning point. What offseason moves does the team need to make to set the stage?
Team officials originally cited a neck injury as the reason the former Royal was left off the postseason roster.
The Giants send Kevin Pucetas to the Royals to complete the trade for Jose Guillen.