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Salvador Perez went 5-for-10 with 4 R, 2 2B, 2 HR, 2 RBIs, 1 BB, & 0 K in the three-game series in Miami.

After homering in back-to-back games, he now has 15 HR this season & is just 12 HR shy of reaching 300 HR for his career.

Did the #Royals just mentally move on to Chicago before the game went final? That was a sloppy fielding game but wow it singlehandedly brought the Marlins back into the game.

#HEYHEYHEYHEY

The Royals don't get swept and they don't do anything easy. But they're 9-6 in July. They're still not far enough out for the Cubs series to be anything less than important.

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Kris Bubic pulled after 66 pitches. Why? Every pitch was down at least 1 MPH compared to his season average, with his fastball averaging nearly 2 MPH below his season average. Bubic's max on the day wasn't even his season average.

Not a great sign at all after the All-Star break.

Michael Kasper on X: "It's probably time the correlations list got updated, so here we go! 10 years of MLB seasons (300 team-seasons of data), spanning 22,763 games and over 6.7 million pitches. This shows the relative impact that various stats have on a team's ability to score runs. https://t.co/g0OpUekGQU" / X It's probably time the correlations list got updated, so here we go! 10 years of MLB seasons (300 team-seasons of data), spanning 22,763 games and over 6.7 million pitches. This shows the relative impact that various stats have on a team's ability to score runs. https://t.co/g0OpUekGQU

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From Michael Kasper:

"It's probably time the correlations list got updated, so here we go! 10 years of MLB seasons (300 team-seasons of data), spanning 22,763 games and over 6.7 million pitches.

This shows the relative impact that various stats have on a team's ability to score runs."

More like great at this rate

The Royals starting lineup for July 20 at the Miami Marlins: 2B Jonathan India SS Bobby Witt Jr. DH Vinnie Pasquantino 3B Maikel Garcia 1B Salvador Perez RF Jac Caglianone LF Adam Frazier C Freddy Fermin CF Kyle Isbel P Kris Bubic Watch: FanDuel Sports Network, KCTV5/KSMO Listen: Royals Radio Network First pitch from loanDepot Park in Miami, FL is set for 12:40 p.m. CT. Go Royals! Pictured: Salvador Perez, wearing a Royals road gray uniform, starts his swing in the batters box. (Photo by Alika Jenner/Getty Images)

Last one in Miami.

Catch FanDuel Sports Network's simulcast of this afternoon's game locally on KCTV 5 and KSMO.

Two-way player that could end up at third base as a power hitter.

A royal and navy blue graphic with 2025 MLB Draft logo elements, with a photo of Josh Hammond in the center. Text on the graphic reads, "The Royals select Josh Hammond, shortstop, Wesleyan Christian Academy (NC). Round PPI, Pick 28."

With the 28th pick of the 2025 MLB Draft, we have selected Josh Hammond from Wesleyan Christian Academy (NC).

@hokius.fromthehawkseye.com and @jmilhamkc.bsky.social talked about this on the latest podcast. He looks like he's on tilt. The Royals have to do SOMETHING to get him back off it.

Royals Rundown: A Kansas City Royals Podcast Podcast · Kansas City Royals Baseball · The Royals Rundown, presented by Royals Review. Join hosts Jacob Milham and Jeremy Greco as he talks to Royals Review writers, Royals content creators, players,...

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The #Royals take a series from the D-backs, but can they keep it rolling against the Pirates? 🏴‍☠️

We’re talking:
🔥 All-Star snubs & selections
🤕 Injury updates
🔁 Trade deadline vibes
🧐 Jack Caglianone: time to worry?

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Panic or Patience? Sorting Out the Royals’ Messy Middle Sunday’s walk-off loss was a disappointing end to a winning road trip for Kansas City.

On this podcast episode, @jmilhamkc.bsky.social and @hokius.fromthehawkseye.com wrap up the Padres series. Why does this team keep falling short with runners in scoring position? Can Salvador Perez anchor the lineup as a DH? And how much of the problems are on Quatraro? Tune in!

Jumpin' Jac! 🤯

Kansas City Royals Swept, Shaken, and Searching for a Spark at Home The boys take this show on the road.

On this podcast episode, @jmilhamkc.bsky.social and @hokius.fromthehawkseye.com recap a depressing homestand. Are lineup changes overdue? What should fans expect moving forward? And can the Royals still find their groove in the AL Central? Tune in! www.royalsreview.com/2025/6/16/24...

I hoped the 2025 Royals would be the equivalent of the 2013 squad. Right now, they look more like the 2008 group than anything.

Alex Gordon waves to the Kauffman Stadium crowd while walking out onto the field for his Royals Hall of Fame induction ceremony.

Alex Gordon hugs his former manager and fellow Royals Hall of Fame member Ned Yost.

Bo Jackson lifts a powder blue Royals Hall of Fame jacket over Alex Gordon's shoulders.

A legacy we'll remember 4️⃣ever.

#4everRoyal

Steven Zobac is BACK! 🔥

MLB Pipeline’s No. 7 Royals prospect returns after missing most of 2025 with injury. Keep an eye on the righty—he’s got something to prove. 👀

No, I don't have ADHD. Why do you ask?

"I know this is the ballad of the losers, but the umpires really screwed the Royals."

@hokius.fromthehawkseye.com and I recapped the #Yankees sweeping the #Royals on today's episode, and the umpiring's impact was hard to ignore.

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The Royals lineup for June 13 vs. the Athletics: 2B Jonathan India SS Bobby Witt Jr. 3B Maikel Garcia 1B Vinnie Pasquantino C Salvador Perez DH Jac Caglianone LF Nick Loftin RF John Rave CF Kyle Isbel P Michael Wacha Watch: FanDuel Sports Network Listen: Royals Radio Network First pitch from Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City, MO is set for 7:10 p.m. CT. Go Royals! Pictured: Michael Wacha, wearing a Royals home white uniform, delivers a warmup pitch at Kauffman Stadium. (Photo by Jason Hanna/Kansas City Royals)

Here's how we're taking the field behind Michael Wacha tonight to open the series vs. the Athletics.

Fans are encouraged to be seated by 6:10 p.m. for tonight's pregame ceremony as we induct Alex Gordon into the Royals Hall of Fame.

I asked Caglianone about his nickname preference. He said that he was a simple guy, so “just Cags”

So, yeah. There ya go.

Noah Cameron One of two pitchers with 6+ IP, 1 ER or fewer in each of first 5 career starts Image of Noah Cameron throwing a pitch. He is wearing a blue Royals jersey, blue Royals cap, and blue glove. Arrow pointing to black-and-white image of Fernando Valenzuela throwing a pitch for the Dodgers. Fernando Valenzuela - first 7 starts, 1981

Noah Cameron is making history for the @Royals 👑

Royals Rundown: Kansas City Royals Lose RISPy Business on the Southside Was this weekend the new low point for the Kansas City Royals’ 2025 season?

On this episode, @jmilhamkc.bsky.social and @hokius.fromthehawkseye.com dissect the rollercoaster of a series against the White Sox and what’s actually going wrong in key moments. Plus a look ahead to the Yankees series - tune in!

Well, I was right about the move, though I didn't think they'd be able to do it as an IL thing. @jmilhamkc.bsky.social was right about who they'd call up

Rex: Ya know, Jac Caglianone faced Orel Hershiser

Jake: What?!

Rex: I mean Clayton Kershaw. I get those guys mixed up.

Jake: How??!?!