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Live updates: Follow KC Royals at Minnesota Twins in important AL Central series

It’s been a busy week of roster news, and more moves could be around the corner.

The big news heading into Friday’s series opener between the Royals and Twins is that outfielder Hunter Renfroe has been designated for assignment. That means KC is moving on from a player making $7.6 million this year, and it could be signifying something else right around the corner.

How close is Jac Caglianone to Kansas City? He hit his first Triple-A home run Thursday night, and he’s certainly been turning heads in KC for a long while.

Now, let’s get to the action. You can follow live updates from each game in the Royals-Twins series here:

Live updates from Royals-Twins Game 1

First pitch is set for 7:10 p.m. Central on Friday with Noah Cameron on the mound. (He had quite the memorable debut earlier this year.)

Live updates from Royals-Twins Game 2

Game 2 is set for 1:10 p.m. Central on Saturday. Starter Michael Wacha has been trending up with a 2.19 ERA in May.

Live updates from Royals-Twins Game 3

The series finale will be at 1:10 p.m., with the red-hot Kris Bubic hoping to continue his All-Star-caliber season.

More Kansas City Royals coverage

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  • The Royals have a special team-building activity that has nothing to do with baseball. (Editor’s observation: It might bring back a memory of “The Office,” Season 3.)
  • What happens with the baseball after the final out of a World Series? Well, the Royals have two in their history, and The Star’s Blair Kerkhoff tracked down their whereabouts.
Scott Chasen
The Kansas City Star
Scott Chasen is the Assistant Sports Editor for The Kansas City Star. He has previously reported on the Kansas Jayhawks and Kansas City Royals and has lived in the KC area since 2012.
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