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April 3

Royals going with same lineup for today's game at Chicago

The Royals didn't push any runs across on Monday in their season opener at Chicago, but they'll use the same lineup today as their season resumes against the White Sox.

April 1

Bo Jackson says era of two-sport star is over

March 31

Baseball Prospectus writer picks Royals to win the Central

At least one writer at Baseball Prospectus is picking the Royals to win the AL Central.

March 29

Hamilton goes after healthy kind of juicing

New Angels outfielder says he feels better after starting juice-drink regimen.

March 28

New single-serving wine “glass” to debut at Kauffman Stadium

When baseball returns to Kauffman Stadium a week from Monday, patrons will be able to purchase single-serve vino in an innovative “glass.”

March 27

National League East preview

Nationals manager Davey Johnson won’t be on the job in 2014.

March 27

National League Central preview

Lee’s Summit native Trevor Rosenthal enjoying time with Cardinals

March 27

National League West preview

LA’s payroll, which includes big contract for Greinke, puts pressure on team.

March 26

Royals pitcher James Shields makes the cover of Sports Illustrated

Big Game James now has his own magazine cover. New Royals ace James Shields is on the regional cover for Sports Illustrated's Baseball Preview issue.

March 19

Royals open fan voting for their Hall of Fame

The fan portion of voting for the Royals Hall of Fame has opened.

March 18

Royals bring back Buck O’Neil Legacy Seat program

March 17

Xavier Nady's lineage goes back to 19th Century France

March 13

Who should be the Royals' fifth starter?

March 11

Hosmer's big hit at WBC has to warm hearts of Royals' fans

March 8

Diamondbacks give their version on play that left Moose with cut lip

Arizona's Adam Eaton and manager Kirk Gibson offer their take on Wednesday's play that left Royals third baseman Mike Moustakas with a cut lip.

March 7

Gordon not caught up in his spring performance

Alex Gordon is hitting .524 this spring, but he says he can do better.

March 6

Inspirational speaker visits Royals

Former NBA player Chris Herren, who struggled with substance abuse, visited the Royals camp on Wednesday.

March 5

Yost says 10-0-1 Royals start is a team effort

March 5

Yost is pleased so far with pitchers' command

The Royals were 12th last season in walks issued, but so far this spring, Ned Yost is pleased with the command his pitchers have shown.

March 5

Royals Q&A: Chen, Hochevar to pitch today

Competition for the fifth spot in the Royals’ rotation resumes today when Bruce Chen and Luke Hochevar, the primary competitors, combine in a piggyback start against an Oakland split squad at Surprise Stadium.

March 3

Former Rockhurst player is with China at World Baseball Classic

Ray Chang, a 2005 graduate of Rockhurst University, is playing for China at the World Baseball Classic.

February 28

Rangers star sidelined with ... tattoo pain

Texas shortstop Elvis Andrus was scratched from Thursday's spring-training game because of lingering pain from a tattoo.

February 28

Case of the Brewers' missing Italian sausage is solved!

Guido, the Italian sausage that takes part in the Brewers' sausage races, was a missing link for nearly two weeks. Police investigated, but someone turned in the missing costume. Oh, and if that's not weird enough, there's something here about someone who messed up two national anthems in one game.

February 25

Royals Q&A with Dutton: Is John Lamb’s speed an issue?

The radar readings on John Lamb’s one-inning performance in Sunday’s 7-5 victory over Texas are, if online traffic is an accurate gauge, a growing concern.

February 22

Would 78 wins be a successful season for the Royals?

Baseball Prospectus projects the Royals to win 78 games this season. That would be their most in a decade, but would that be enough to call this year a success?