The Kansas City Royals have a promising young roster that should be able to win more games than many

Terrance Gore, known for his electrifying base-stealing and key contributions to the Royals’ 2015 World Series team, passed away Friday at age 34 due to surgical complications.

For many players, Spring Training is all about building up workloads and getting 100% ready for Opening Day and the grind of 162-plus games ahead of them. For others, it’s about all of that and competing for a spot on the roster,

The Kansas City Royals could have a star pitcher quietly developing in their farm

Jackson County Executive Phil LeVota joins "4 The People" to discuss where things stand.

The Royals' list is solid now and could get significantly better soon as their younger prospects come into their own.

Former Kansas City Royals outfielder MJ Melendez has found a new home. On Sunday, Melendez reportedly agreed to a one-year deal worth $1.5 million to join the New York Mets, per MLB insider Jon Heyman. He arrives in New York after four seasons with the Royals.

The Kansas City Royals have had many catchers since debuting in 1969. One of their very first backstops is now ending his long baseball career.