Anne Rogers is a Beat Reporter at MLB.com. She covers a range of topics in the sports realm, focusing on individual and team sports, particularly within Major League Baseball, while also touching on themes related to sports business and competitive sports. Anne's work has been featured in various outlets including the Winfield Daily Courier, Minor League Baseball, and Royal Review.
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By: Anne Rogers
KANSAS CITY -- On July 14, 2015, a freshly turned 25-year-old pitcher named Michael Wacha walked into the home clubhouse at Great American Ballpark in Cincinnati and was surrounded by National League All-Stars. He was glad he had familiar faces around him -- five other Cardinals teammates were All-Stars that
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BALTIMORE – Less than a month after a painful swing that ended up breaking the hamate bone in his right hand, Vinnie Pasquantino returned to the Royals’ active roster on Friday night ahead of their opener against the Orioles at Camden Yards.
BALTIMORE – Ten years of service time is one of the rarest and most celebrated accomplishments for a baseball player because of the longevity it signals. And on Friday, Matt Strahm reached the milestone with the team he originally broke into the big leagues with, debuting for the Royals in
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By: Anne Rogers, Jared Greenspan
With the No. 6 pick in the 2026 MLB Draft, the Royals selected Louisville outfielder Zion Rose, a standout athlete with good contact skills at the plate who has a chance to be at least an above-average hitter. Ranked as MLB Pipeline’s No. 30 Draft prospect, the 21-year-old Rose did
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Day 1 of the 2026 Draft included the Royals' picks from Rounds 1-4, including Zion Rose at No. 6 overall. Day 2 begins Sunday at 10:30 a.m. CT through the conclusion of the Draft, spanning Rounds 5-20. Stream it live on MLB, MLB.TV, MLB+ and the MLB App.
By: Anne Rogers
BALTIMORE -- The Royals limped into the All-Star break with a bullpen implosion in their 8-2 loss to the Orioles on Sunday, capping a 1-5 road trip by getting swept at Camden Yards. That’s pretty much how this first half has gone for this team, trying to gain any sort
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KANSAS CITY -- When the calendar flipped to July, all we heard from a lot of teams, including the Royals, was the need to get to the All-Star break to have a better idea of Trade Deadline strategy. Well, the All-Star break is here. Is there any more clarity?
