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Michael Wacha, Vinnie Pasquantino bring Royals back to .500 in win vs. Nationals
Vinnie Pasquantino led the offensive charge. He finished 2-for-3 with five RBIs, including a three-run homer in the third inning. Pasquantino drove a 93.1 mph fastball from Nationals left-handed pitcher Mitchell Parker 356 feet into the right-field bleachers.
The Royals acquired Yastrzemski right at the MLB trade deadline. He was a last-second addition to bolster their underwhelming ...
The Royals never relinquished the four-run lead Pasquantino provided in the first and third innings, but they needed to keep ...
Salvador Perez continued to build out his Hall of Fame resume Monday, blasting a home run in the Kansas City Royals' win over ...
If the Kansas City Royals are to make a serious final push at the postseason, star pitcher Seth Lugo likely needs to get back on track from a recent subpar stretch.
Fans will have multiple opportunities this week to see if the Royals can make up ground in the race when they play host to ...
The Kansas City Royals could certainly use some good injury news, and their Opening Day starter taking a positive step toward a return to the mound qualifies.
Randal Grichuk has lived his ultimate baseball dream the past 12 years, playing Major League Baseball. He lived every Little ...
Had anyone asked Mitchell Parker this afternoon if he would’ve been satisfied with a performance tonight that included only five batters reaching base against him in 5 1/3 innings, the Nationals ...
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