It will be a few years before Sean Gamble sniffs the big leagues, but the Kansas City Royals have to be expecting big things. On Sunday, the Royals made Gamble

Looming over baseball is a likely lockout in December 2026, a possible management push for a salary cap and perhaps lost regular-season games for the first time since 1995.

The Club World Cup was a “dress rehearsal” for the U.S., which will host next summer’s bigger, grander, more prestigious men’s World Cup. It was a “test” of readiness, and a taste of what 2026 will be like.

After a remarkable junior season, Tulane's Michael Lombardi was taken by the Kansas City Royal with the 61st pick of the second round of the MLB draft. With the

The Royals saw All-Star potential in Ryan O’Hearn even when they traded him. He’s finally realizing it with the Orioles.

Sean Gamble was just 14 years old when he left his hometown of Des Moines, Iowa, to pursue his dream in baseball. The love for the game took him over 1,000 miles away to IMG Academy in Florida, where

The Kansas City Royals had a disappointing first half of the 2025 season, going 47-50 in their first 97 games after winning 86 games in 2024 and securing a Wild