After talking about Sam Long in my debut post of the Royals Pitcher Profile series, I decided to focus on another arbitration-eligible pitcher who is a bit more high-profile. That is none other than Kris Bubic, who will be entering his last year of team control in 2026. Last season was an interesting year for Bubic in both good and bad ways.

Much has been made on Royals Twitter about the Royals' parting ways with assistant hitting coaches Keoni DeRenne and Joe Dillon this week. While Kansas City retained Alec Zumwalt as lead hitting coach, the changes with DeRenne and Dillon demonstrate that Royals GM JJ Picollo is committed to making changes in the hitting department, as promised in his end-of-the-year press conference.

Ohio native Dillon Dingler grew up cheering for the Guardians at Progressive Field. In Game 3 of the AL Wild Card series, the Tigers catcher delivered the swing that silenced his hometown crowd and he...

For the Guardians, this next series is about validating the miracle run by carrying it into October, where every pitch has consequences and every inning can tilt a season’s legacy.

Baseball doesn’t always give you what you fear. Sometimes, it hands you the kind of reprieve that sparks belief. That's what happened in the eighth inning for the Guardians.

It was Fan Appreciation Day on Saturday at Kauffman Stadium, and the Royals sent the crowd of 25,774 home happy with a 2-1 victory over the Blue Jays. It was a much different game from the 21-run slugfest Royals fans saw on Friday night. Both teams had four hits and left six runners on base. All three runs in the game (one for the Blue Jays; two for the Royals) came on solo home runs.

Going into the 2025 season, it was initially imagined that starting pitching would be a strength of this club due to its impressive depth. After all, the Royals returned two starting pitchers who finished second (Seth Lugo) and fourth (Cole Ragans) in the AL Cy Young race last season. They also inked a crafty and proven veteran…

The Royals are off to a brutal start at the Rate on Monday, as they are down 3-0 after one. That is not the start in Chicago they wanted, especially after losing two of three in Detroit over the weekend. Noah Cameron hasn't had his best outing so far, as he has given up three runs on four hits on 32 pitches (and remember, it's only been one inning).

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