The Kansas City Royals are back in the MLB postseason after a nine-year drought, finishing the regular season at 86-76. Star player Bobby Witt Jr. had an impressive season with 211 hits and 32 home runs. The Royals will face the Baltimore Orioles in the wild card round.
The Kansas City Royals clinched an MLB playoff spot for the first time since 2015, following a 3-0 loss to the Braves. The Orioles’ 7-2 win over the Twins secured the Royals’ postseason berth. After a dismal 106-loss season last year, they’ve made a remarkable turnaround this season.
Bobby Witt Jr., a five-tool player for the Kansas City Royals, is emerging as an MVP candidate. His exceptional all-around skills, including hitting, speed, and fielding, have made him a rising star in Major League Baseball.
MANICA unveils striking new renderings for a potential Royals stadium in Kansas City’s West Bottoms district. Designed to send home runs into another state, the proposal follows legislative approval of $1 billion in STAR Bonds. The Royals have no official ties to the plans, adding intrigue to the ambitious project.
Kansas lawmakers have voted overwhelmingly to expand incentives, aiming to attract both Kansas City teams to Kansas. With bipartisan support, the bill advances to Governor Laura Kelly, who will decide on approving $1 billion in STAR Bonds for potential new stadiums, possibly redefining the sports landscape of Kansas City, KS.
From the depths of despair to the brink of postseason glory, the Kansas City Royals’ stunning turnaround captivates baseball fans. Led by Bobby Witt Jr., they’ve mastered the art of comebacks, thrilling with late-inning heroics. With 39 wins and counting, they’re rewriting the script and striking fear into rivals across the league.
The Kansas City Royals are facing a decision for the 2031 season as the lease at Kauffman Stadium expires. With options like staying at the Truman Sports Complex, proposing a downtown stadium, considering the West Bottoms, or relocating to KCK, the best choice seems to be the downtown stadium, contingent on private funding and city approval.
