Royals get two minor league pitchers for Jonathan Broxton
The Royals wanted a Major League ready starter. Instead, they got something better for the future.
The Royals wanted a Major League ready starter. Instead, they got something better for the future.
After the free agent signing of relief pitcher Jose Mijares in the off-season, many fans of the Kansas City Royals thought that the young arm of lefty Tim Collins may be in trouble.
Last week I wrote that I felt the Cleveland Indians series could be the turning point in the Kansas City Royals 2012 season, and a week later I’d have to say so far, so good.
The Royals have a 3-3 road trip in California and head to KC for an important ten game home stand.
Other than the mess that Yuniesky Betancourt and the other second basemen are in, the roster could have been filled out prior to spring training.
It’s likely the Royals will not make any big signings or trades by Spring Training. Some fans may not like it, but it may be the best decision.
Jonathan Sanchez, Jonathan Broxton and Jose Mijares, the new Royals kids in town.