Anne Rogers is a Beat Reporter at MLB.com. She specializes in covering Major League Sports and team dynamics, with a focus on competitive sports and the sports business landscape. Anne's insights and expertise have been featured in various outlets, including the Winfield Daily Courier, Minor League Baseball, and BVM Sports.
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By: Anne Rogers
KANSAS CITY – Cole Ragans looked like his normal self during his rehab start with Triple-A Omaha on Saturday, providing some optimism about how close he was to returning to Kansas City. But a minor setback now has changed that trajectory. Ragans “did not recover well” after that start, Royals
By: Anne Rogers
KANSAS CITY – Salvador Perez tied a Kauffman Stadium record and passed Hall of Famer Iván Rodríguez on two lists with a sixth-inning home run in the Royals’ 4-3 series-opening loss to the Yankees on Monday. With the Royals down one run in the bottom of the sixth and needing
By: Anne Rogers
KANSAS CITY – With one scorching swing Monday, Salvador Perez launched himself into more history, tying a Kauffman Stadium record and passing Hall of Famer Iván Rodríguez on two different lists that further make Perez’s case for Cooperstown once his career is over. With the Royals down one run in
By: Anne Rogers
KANSAS CITY – It took less than 10 minutes for Tuesday’s game against the Yankees to devolve into an unmitigated mess. Deploying a bullpen game for the second time in a week, the Royals turned to Bailey Falter again against the Yankees on Tuesday night. It has been rocky for
KANSAS CITY – On Oct. 10, 2024, several Royals players sat quietly on their dugout bench at Kauffman Stadium, watching the Yankees celebrate an American League Division Series win. The Royals were dissatisfied with the way that season ended, but there was an overwhelming sense of optimism about where the
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — It took less than 10 minutes for Tuesday’s game against the New York Yankees to devolve into an unmitigated mess.
ARLINGTON -- After a disappointing homestand, the Royals tried to use Thursday’s off-day as a reset as they traveled to Texas, and by Friday, it was back to work. During a long baseball season, you can’t dwell on the past for too long. The next game comes at you fast.
By: Anne Rogers
ARLINGTON -- In the middle of a seventh-inning rally that finally saw some hits fall their way, the Royals had to switch their celebration to concern when they watched Maikel Garcia pull up while running to third base and, once he got to the bag, crumple to the ground in
By: Anne Rogers
ARLINGTON -- Carter Jensen didn’t realize until he took a seat on the dugout bench that the electrifying catch he had just made -- an all-out diving, “How did he catch that?” grab on a bunt popup in foul territory -- had knocked the wind out of him. Adrenaline had
By: Anne Rogers
ARLINGTON -- May is mercifully over. Will June be any better? The Royals started the month of May well, winning each of the first five games and seven of their first nine. Since then? Not so good. Sunday’s 6-3 loss to the Rangers at Globe Life Field marked their sixth
