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The a oeFuturea Gets Kicked to the Curb a For Once
Tonight at midnight ET is the deadline for teams to offer arbitration to eligible players.A What does this mean?A A team that offers arbitration to a player, gets a draft pick if that player signs elsewhere this offseason.A But, if that player chooses to take his team to arbitration, he gets a raise and the team is stuck with that player for ...
Royals won't offer arbitration to Olivo or other free agents
The Royals will not offer arbitration to free-agent catcher Miguel Olivo prior to Tuesday night's deadline.
Royals notebook: Free-agent arbitration offer deadline is today
The off-season marketplace should crystallize somewhat after Tuesday's deadline for clubs to offer arbitration to former players who are now free agents.
Looking Back/Looking Forward a " Relief Pitching
In an eerily similar spot as the rotation, KC features a top-of-line hammer that 90% of the teams in baseball would take without hesitation.A And, just like the starting five, the Royals are extremely thin after their stud.A Zach Greinke and Joakim Soria are not all that different.A Unfortunately, both All-Star's are surrounded by a lot of filth ...
Royals notebook: Club trims 40-man roster by sending John Bannister to Omaha
The Royals created an additional space on their 40-man roster Monday afternoon by sending right-handed pitcher John Bannister to Class AAA Omaha on an outright assignment after he cleared waivers.Bannister, 25, chose to stay with the organization by agreeing to a minor-league contract.
Olivio, Chen to test open market
Catcher Miguel Olivo and pitcher Bruce Chen of the Royals filed for free agency as six-year Major Leaguers on Friday.
Royals' Wright files for free agency
Royals reliever Jamey Wright was one of 79 players who filed Thursday for free agency.
Royals' Wright files for free agency
Royals pitcher Jamey Wright was among 79 Major Leaguers who filed for free agency on Thursday, their first opportunity to do so.
Royals notes: Club faces option decisions
The end of the World Series puts the Royals on the clock in terms of picking up the 2010 options on catcher Miguel Olivo, outfielder Coco Crisp and reliever Yasuhiko Yabuta.
Thirty-fifth anniversary of Tommy John surgery
This spring, there were a lot of questions surrounded Cardinals starting pitcher Chris Carpenter.Carpenter, the 2005 Cy Young Award winner, had helped the Cardinals win the 2006 World Series.
The Good, The Bad, The Possibilities
I hope, for the most part, that all of you Yankee fans didn't celebrate too early Tuesday night.
Lerew tabbed to start Thursday
Right-hander Anthony Lerew will be the Royals' starter on Thursday night against the Boston Red Sox.
Rotation in flux but Greinke appears set for Tuesday
Zack Greinke's succinct assessment Sunday following a bullpen workout that served as the final test to gauge his recovery from being hit Thursday by a line drive in his right arm: 'Good. I'm going .' That leaves the Royals with just one major hole in their rotation as they open their final homestand Monday with the first of four games against ...
Guillen considers return to switch-hitting
The left-handed approach isn't working for Carlos Guillen. So he might end up being a switch-hitter down the stretch after all.
Tigers first baseman Miguel Cabrera
When the regular season ends in 3 1/2 weeks, the losses the Tigers have suffered the past two nights will deserve to be remembered for one of two reasons.
Yardwork: Rockies Don't Want to Lose, Tigers Don't Want to Win
Royals 7, Tigers 4: The Tigers went into Kansas City and got swept by three spot starters, one of them being Bruce Chen.
Royals notebook | Jacobs wants to continue strong finish
Mike Jacobs isnt sure where he fits or even whether he fits in the Royals future as the offseason approaches.
Royals bullpen helps to halt streaking Tigers
Kansas City's win over the Los Angeles Angels on Monday could have seemed like a fluke.
Billy Butler drove in the game-tying run and Mike Jacobs drove in the game-winner Tuesday in the Kansas City Royals' 7-5 win over Detroit.
Rookie pitches well in major league debut
Royals pitcher Dusty Hughes admits he didn't know what to expect entering Sunday's game, but he did know one thing: if he did pitch, he was going to be nervous.'I was nervous , and I pretty much knew I wasn't even going to pitch that day,' Hughes joked.So when Royals manager Trey Hillman summoned him from the bullpen to take over for starter Luke ...
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