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As the 2025 trade deadline approaches, the Kansas City Royals are headed in the wrong direction. Losers of their last six games, the Royals are suddenly buried

Rave wasn’t even sure he wanted to keep playing baseball after his father passed, and certainly wasn’t ready to immediately report to the Royals’ minor-league camp. His big brother, Matt, assured him that he needed to leave. It was natural to grieve, but he couldn’t discard his dreams.

Nothing came of the scoring chance. Pasquantino flew out to end the potential threat. The A’s (28-44) earned a 4-0 victory and a series win. The Royals have lost five straight games, all at home. It was the latest entry in the Royals’ 2025 story. The club has been haunted by missed opportunities and it’s affecting the entire lineup.

Noah Cameron tossed another gem for the Kansas City Royals in their showdown with the Athletics on Sunday, further cementing the young lefty in the history books.

Nick Kurtz hit a solo ninth-inning homer to rally the Athletics to a 3-2 win and three-game sweep of the Kansas City Royals.

New York reporter Mark C. Healey posted a tweet on X (formerly known as Twitter) that he heard rumblings that the Royals front office gave general manager J.J. Picollo a directive to “start thinking” about potential trades involving veteran players ahead of the MLB trade deadline.

Veteran Rich Hill is sticking with the Kansas City Royals on his minor league deal. That’s according to reporting from Robert Murray of FanSided, who said Hill