The Kansas City Royals are heating up, and Royals Rundown hosts Jacob Milham and Jeremy “Hokius” Greco are here to break it all down. After a powerful sweep of the Pittsburgh Pirates, the Royals are suddenly flirting with momentum—and maybe even the playoff conversation.

Sellers. Buyers. Something in between. The Kansas City Royals' trade deadline fate seems to fluctuate with each passing series. Their awful June made it appear

Royals promoted Cam Devanney after placing Mark Canha on 10-day IL. Devanney hit .272 with 18 home runs over 69 games for Triple-A Omaha. Family and friends traveled to Kansas City to witness his potential MLB debut.

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Pasquantino was at Grandview High School for the Vinnie Pasquantino Baseball ProCamp Thursday, teaching kids from grades 1-8 the fundamentals of baseball. The camp included 150 ki

Others, such as Royals first baseman Vinnie Pasquantino, were lesser-known prospects (he played at Old Dominion). Speedster Tyler Tolbert cut his teeth at Alabama Birmingham (UAB), while rookie pitcher and St. Joseph, Missouri native Noah Cameron was a seventh-round pick out of Central Arkansas.

Even the poorest-drawing baseball teams can attract more than 1 million fans in a year. There is no football stadium big enough to sell that many regular-season tickets. Should Kansas and Missouri prioritize the Royals?

For the first time in almost a decade, Kansas City Royals fans came into 2025 with a sense of hope. And really who would’ve blamed them? After eight straight seasons of finishing .500 or worse, the Royals took a huge step forward last season.