One of the top prospects in the Kansas City Royals organization is one step closer to a return to his hometown.

Baltimore Orioles infielder Jackson Holliday will have another chance to bolster his credentials in Tuesday night's game against the visiting Texas Rangers.

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An impressive first half of the season has earned Kansas City Royals catching prospect Carter Jensen a promotion. The Royals announced Monday that Jensen is mov ...

Recently, Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe signed off on a nine-figure bill aimed at keeping the Chiefs in his state rather than ...

The 6-foot-6, 215-pound right-hander is just five strikeouts away from entering the Top 300 career strikeout leaders in MLB ...

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One Red Sox prospect earned a weekly honor his performance for the Portland Sea Dogs for the second time this season.

The Kansas City Royals took a chance when they signed right-hander Kyle Wright, with the former 20-game winner coming off of ...

Republican Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe signed legislation aimed at keeping both the Chiefs and the Royals in the Show-Me State earlier in the month. It required a local component though.

The New York Mets' signed left-handed pitcher Dicky Lovelady to a one-year contract, and the player's name quickly resonated across social media.