Covering MLB with a focus on the St. Louis Cardinals and Kansas City Royals
After missing much of the year recovering from Tommy John surgery, it appears that Danny Duffy is ready to claim a spot in the Kansas City Royals’ rotation for the rest of this season and possibly next season as well.
Your player can be worthless in every form of evaluation imaginable, and you will still vote for him over the player from the rival team who is on pace to shatter every single-season record set.
The Royals are suddenly red hot, winners of seven of their last eight games.
A change in pitching scenery is working for the former No. 1 draft pick.
As a guy who has lacked in home run power over the beginning of his career in Kansas City, Billy Butler, has taken the bull by the horns this season setting a new career high in home runs only 111 games into the 2012 season.
One of the crucial factors in the Royals quest to contend in the coming years is the bat of shortstop Alcides Escobar.
A look at the Royals through advanced statistics.
The Royals had one big-name star going into the ’85 World Series. A look back at Kansas City’s Hall of Famer.
Using wOBA to track the best individual performances in the team’s past uncovers some surprising results.
