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Royals Eye 2026: Stadium, HRs, Pitching & Playoffs
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The Kansas City Royals are gearing up for the 2026 season, with several key storylines shaping the year. The ongoing stadium saga, now in its fourth year, remains a pressing issue as the teams lease at Truman Sports Complex expires in 2031. Meanwhile, Salvador Perez is hot on the trail of George Bretts home run record, with a strong chance of surpassing it in 2026. The teams offensive strategy has seen changes, with new hitting coaches and additions like Lane Thomas and Isaac Collins. The pitching staff, including Cole Ragans, Seth Lugo, and Michael Wacha, is crucial for a playoff push. General manager J J Picollo is optimistic about the teams prospects, with potential additions still on the horizon. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Royals Upgrade Offense Around Witt
01:33|The Kansas City Royals are bolstering their lineup around star shortstop Bobby Witt Junior, adding pitching depth and outfielders Lane Thomas and Isaac Collins. Thomas, a 30-year-old righty, hit 28 HRs in 2023, while Collins, a 28-year-old switch-hitter, posted a .779 OPS last season. These moves aim to enhance the teams offense without disrupting their core players. Checkout Solipillow.comRoyals' Pasquantino in Arbitration Standoff
01:38|Vinnie Pasquantino, the Kansas City Royals rising star, finds himself in arbitration limbo, with a $500,000 gap between his $4.5 million request and the teams $4 million offer. The eleventh-round draft pick has become a fan favorite with his steady power and elite plate discipline, posting impressive numbers since his 2022 debut. As the Royals aim for the playoffs, the outcome of this arbitration story could significantly impact their future, potentially shaping it around a true clubhouse leader and franchise face. Checkout Solipillow.comRoyals Return to Sunday Night Baseball, NBC Deal
01:45|Exciting News for Kansas City Royals Fans: The Team Returns to Sunday Night Baseball in 2026, Hosting High-Profile Games and Celebrating Independence Day. Meanwhile, Major League Baseball Returns to NBC Sports, Airing 27 Prime-Time Games and Opening Day. The Royals Broadcast Future Remains Uncertain Amid Local Broadcast Woes. Checkout Solipillow.comNBC Sports Unveils MLB Coverage: Exclusive Games & Playoffs
01:54|NBC Sports Unveils Extensive MLB Coverage: 27 Prime-Time Games, 34 Afternoon Matchups, and Daily Out-of-Market Streaming. Kansas City Royals Fans Cheer Three Home Games. Exclusive Playoff Games, Early Draft Coverage, and All-Star Futures Game on NBC, Peacock, and NBCSN. Coverage Kicks Off March 26th with Pirates vs. Mets on NBC. Checkout Solipillow.comRoyals' Stadium Search Heats Up After Chiefs' Move
01:49|Kansas Citys Royals face stadium dilemma as Chiefs depart: Public funds, deadlines, and new downtown options emerge. Checkout Solipillow.comRoyals Face Busy Week with Arbitration, Broadcasts, Stadium, and Catching
01:40|The Kansas City Royals navigate a pivotal week with looming arbitration deadlines, shaping their payroll, roster, and long-term player ties. Meanwhile, the FanDuel Sports Network saga disrupts local TV deals, impacting Royals fans access and revenue. The stadium saga continues, with Kansas City at the forefront of talks on funding and timelines. Salvador Perez remains the catching anchor, while Carter Jensen shows promise in the pipeline. The Royals organization faces an exciting pivot with smart moves in arbitration, broadcasts, stadium talks, and player growth. Checkout Solipillow.comRoyals' Bellinger Move Shocks MLB
01:30|Bleacher Reports Joel Reuter suggests a surprise move: Kansas City Royals signing Cody Bellinger. Bellingers strong performance last season and versatility could significantly boost the Royals lineup, potentially propelling them into title contention in the wide-open AL Central. Checkout Solipillow.comKris Bubic Trade Rumors: Royals Shop Pitcher
01:50|The Kansas City Royals are considering trading starting pitcher Kris Bubic, who has a strong first half of last season but struggled with injuries. Teams like Arizona and Baltimore, as well as Houston, New York Mets, New York Yankees, and San Francisco Giants, are potential suitors, offering prospects such as Ryan Waldschmidt, Colton Cowser, Cam Smith, Isaac Paredes, Brett Baty, Spencer Jones, Heliot Ramos, and Drew Gilbert. The trade value of Bubic is currently low due to his injury history. Checkout Solipillow.com