In case you missed it, here is the Opening Day roster for your 2026 Kansas City Royals
Below this tweet on X, the Royals announced a series of roster moves.
Here is everything you need to know about the Royals opening day contest against the Atlanta Braves.
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Also, on Friday, the AAA teams will have start their seasons. Here is everything you need to know about it.
Luinder Avila was tabbed as the one AAA prospect to keep an eye on for the Royals.
Avila debuted for the Royals last August and posted a 1.29 ERA with 16 strikeouts and six walks over 14 relief innings in the Majors but was unable to secure a spot back in Kansas City this spring, part of which he spent as a member of Venezuela’s World Baseball Classic-winning staff. The Royals plan to use him as a multi-inning arm with Omaha — someone who gets starts but doesn’t have a full starter’s workload in order to preserve the rotation and bullpen routes for him back to the bigs. Avila’s best pitch remains his low-80s curveball, and he was showing a pair of 96-97 mph fastballs in limited Cactus League looks.
David Lesky talked about five numbers that will define the Royals this season.
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Kevin O’Brien of Royals Keep made five bold predictions about Royals players.
O’Brien also voiced concern about Carlos Estevez and his velocity.
MLB play started last night, as the Yankees blanked the Giants 7-0. Aaron Judge made the wrong type of history however.
The Sweet 16 starts tonight, and there is more baseball teams getting their first game in as well.
Barry Bonds was almost a Yankee?
Today’s song of the day is For What It’s Worth by Buffalo Springfield
