Team Record Time Starting Pitcher KC Royals 33-38 6:05 PM Duffy (1.94) Omaha Storm Chasers 29-12 4:08 PM Junis Game 2 Blewett NWA Naturals 19-21 7:05 PM Parrish (8.10) Quad Cities River Bandits 27-14 6:35 PM Murdock (13.50) Columbia Fireflies 22-17 6:05 PM Alcantara Danny Duffy will be making his return to the big league…
Make sure to check out our weekly edition of the Minor League Leaderboards. Hits 1.) Emmanuel Rivera – 472.) Bobby Witt Jr. – 443.) Clay Dungan / Nick Pratto / Edward Olivares – 40 I wrote down some thoughts about the Royals current status and how they should handle the trade deadline. I didn’t mention…
This felt like it was going to be way too many characters for a tweet thread on Twitter, so I figured I would organize some thoughts here really quick as we’ve got just over a month until the 2021 trade deadline comes to a pass. Before we get into any roster thoughts, I hope we’ve…
Team Record Time Starting Pitcher KC Royals 32-38 6:05 PM Singer (4.76) Omaha Storm Chasers 29-12 6:38 PM TBD NWA Naturals 19-20 7:05 PM Zerpa (2.59) Quad Cities River Bandits 27-13 6:35 PM Lacy (5.67) Columbia Fireflies 22-16 6:05 PM Kaufman (4.94) Brady Singer takes on Gerrit Cole tonight in New York. I’m sure all…
A new article we’ll have out (hopefully) every Monday morning this year is going to be a standing of different statistical leaders across all levels of the Royals MiLB system. As we get into June, these stats are beginning to point out some players who made legitimate changes to their game, and still don’t matter that…
AAA Omaha (29-12): W 7-4 The best record in MiLB will stay in Omaha for at least another day. Emmanuel Rivera continues to be an absolute terror for opposing pitchers. He finished Sunday’s game 3-4 with HR #13 and 2B #10, pushing his season average to .303 and his OPS to .980. Remember, he started…
Photo of Ben Hernandez from the Columbia Fireflies. AAA Omaha Storm Chasers (28-11): W 5-1 The Omaha Storm Chasers own the best record in all of MiLB and kept that up on Friday night with another impressive win over the Louisville Bats (CIN). Scott Blewett fired 5 innings of 1-run ball with 5 K to…
A new article we’ll have out (hopefully) every Monday morning this year is going to be a standing of different statistical leaders across all levels of the Royals MiLB system. As we get into June, these stats are beginning to point out some players who made legitimate changes to their game, but still don’t matter that…
I recently wrote down some thoughts I had watching Asa Lacy pitch. You can find those here. Lacy’s fastball is a bear to deal with. If he’s putting it on the inner half of the plate like this, A-ball hitters won’t touch it. It’s too much. It’s thrown too hard, spins too fast, from too…
After striking out 9 batters in 4.1 IP on Friday night, Asa Lacy’s current season stats look like this: 23 IP (7 starts), 14.09 K/9 (34% K%), 7.43 BB/9 (17.9% BB%), 1.17 HR/9 (14.3% HR/FB), 6.65 ERA, 4.97 FIP If you remove the first two starts he made, his first two professional starts that totaled…
Every other year since we started this site in 2017 I’ve written a piece looking at the possible lineup for the 2023 Kansas City Royals. This will be the 3rd installment of this piece, with #4 coming in 2022 and the final installment coming probably in February of 2023. As I have mentioned before, this…
Check out our weekly MiLB leaderboard here. Home Runs 1.) Vinnie Pasquantino – 102.) Nick Pratto / Bobby Witt Jr. / Gabriel Cancel – 95.) Ryan McBroom – 8 The way the Royals have handled some of their top pitching prospects is kind of interesting, but we’re by no means concerned just yet. These are…
The Royals have had some pretty non-traditional paths for their top pitching prospects so far, but this shouldn’t be a cause for concern just yet.
A new article we’ll have out (hopefully) every Monday morning this year is going to be a standing of different statistical leaders across all levels of the Royals MiLB system. As we get into June, these still don’t matter that much. As I mentioned previously, this is more or less just for fun and record keeping this early…
A new article we’ll have out (hopefully) every Monday morning this year is going to be a standing of different statistical leaders across all levels of the Royals MiLB system. As of May 31st, these don’t matter that much, if at all. As I mentioned previously, this is more or less just for fun and record keeping this…
