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age stats shed light on old Cy Young votes
This is an Aug. 19, 2009, file photo showing Kansas City Royals starting pitcher Zack Greinke delivering a pitch against the Chicago White Sox in the first inning during, a baseball game in Chicago.
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Kansas City Royals Prospect Report: Aaron Crow
If you knew nothing about the path 23-year-old Aaron Crow took after entering the 2008 draft, you would probably just assume that hea d already be making an impact in the Major Leagues.A Armed with a fastball that can touch the mid-90s, as well as a slider and changeup, that woulda ve been a fair assessment after he was selected ninth overall by ...
Giants' Lincecum wins second consecutive Cy Young Award
San Francisco Giants ace Tim Lincecum won the NL Cy Young Award on Thursday for the second straight year, emerging from one of the tightest votes in the history of the honor to become the first repeat winner since Randy Johnson.
Baseball: Jirschele returning as Royals manager
Mike Jirschele will return as the Omaha Royals manager in 2010, the Kansas City Royals announced on Wednesday.
Royals GM Moore ready for trade action
Batten down the hatches and get ready for the trade winds on the S.S. Royal. Royals general manager Dayton Moore is determined to be much more aggressive in making trades than in signing free agents.
Report: Royals to host 2012 All-Star Game
The Kansas City Royals and Kauffman Stadium will reportedly play host to the 2012 All-Star Game.
Greinke heads the list of AL Cy Young Award candidates
Kansas City Royals starting pitcher Zack Greinke, shown here during a June game at Rogers Centre, is the favourite to win the AL Cy Young award on Tuesday.
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.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. a ' With the chance of possibly losing Miguel Olivo to free agency, the Royals on Friday added a catcher.
KansasCity.com: Royals seeking catcher as next step in offseason overhaul
The next step in the Royalsa offseason makeover is to acquire a catcher before Dec.
Callaspo captures Joe Burke Award
Alberto Callaspo never says much but, as the saying goes, he talks with his bat.
Betemit expected to ink deal with KC
Utility player Wilson Betemit is expected to sign a Minor League contract with the Royals, FOXsports.com reported on Wednesday, citing one Major League source.
Kansas City Royals Pitching Prospects Looking To Find Their Way In Surprise
Kansas City Royals pitching prospects have seen their share of struggles in this year's Arizona Fall League season, but they certainly aren't alone.
Royals outright DiNardo, Yabuta
The Royals assigned pitchers Lenny DiNardo and Yasuhiko Yabuta outright to Triple-A Omaha on Tuesday, clearing the way for them to declare free agency.
New Faces, New Places: What the Future Holds for the Kansas City Royals
It wasn't a matter of if, but more when. Some expected this last off-season and most expected it this off-season. Mark Teahen is officially no longer a Royal, now a rival as a part of the White Sox.
White Sox general manager Ken Williams heads to the GM meetings with a nice little to-do list, mostly because he has little money for free agency.
Royals Partner with City Union Mission for Fourth Annual Thanksgiving Feast
Royals Hall of Fame second baseman Frank White and outfielder David DeJesus will join Royals associates in serving a Thanksgiving feast to guests at City Union Mission's two area facilities.
Roundup: Teahen to White Sox; Hardy to Twins
Baseball's trade market sprang to life with a pair of swaps two days after the World Series.
Royals decline 2010 options on Crisp, Olivo, Yabuta
The Kansas City Royals have declined the 2010 options on outfielder Coco Crisp, catcher Miguel Olivo and pitcher Yasuhiko Yabuta.
Royals fans may not get to see if Coco Crisp can rebound from double shoulder surgery next year.
With the World Series now in the books, it's time for the Royals to make decisions on several players who have options for 2010.
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