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 -- After missing Bobby Witt Jr. for 11 games, the Royals got to write their shortstop’s name in the lineup again Tuesday when they activated Witt off the injured list ahead of facing the Twins at Kauffman Stadium. Witt had been on the IL since July 22 (retroactive
By: Anne Rogers
KANSAS CITY -- The list of Royals pitchers who will be sidelined with injuries well into 2027 keeps growing, and two more arms were added Tuesday. Right-handers Stephen Kolek and Luinder Avila will both undergo ulnar collateral ligament reconstruction (Tommy John surgery) on Wednesday, the Royals announced Tuesday.
By: Anne Rogers
This story was excerpted from Anne Rogers’ Royals Beat newsletter. To read the full newsletter, click here. And subscribe to get it regularly in your inbox.
KANSAS CITY – This version of Noah Cameron is what he and the Royals have wanted to see all year, what they hope to see the rest of this season – and what they need to see next season.
By: Anne Rogers
KANSAS CITY – This version of Noah Cameron is what he and the Royals have wanted to see all year, what they hope to see the rest of this season – and what they need to see next season.
By: Anne Rogers
KANSAS CITY – The Royals held onto a two-run lead entering the eighth inning Thursday night, and the top of the Twins order was due up. It was about as good of a spot as any for high-leverage lefty reliever Daniel Lynch IV.
By: Anne Rogers
KANSAS CITY -- As Daniel Lynch IV ascended into his higher-leverage relief role this year for the Royals, he’s come to enjoy pitching out of the bullpen. But he’s never felt resigned to being a reliever for life. Starting has always been something he’s wanted to earn his way back
By: Anne Rogers
This story was excerpted from Anne Rogers' Royals Beat newsletter. To read the full newsletter, click here. And subscribe to get it regularly in your inbox.
By: Anne Rogers
KANSAS CITY -- Two nights ago, Salvador Perez was mic’d up on ESPN and talking about his teammate hitting in front of him in the lineup, Jac Caglianone. “For me, he’s the strongest young guy I’ve ever met in my life,” Perez said. “Lifting, the other day, he was 600
