HeyJaredAnne Rogers
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After limited catching duties in '26, Salvy has 2 main objectives in mind for '27 (opens the original)
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KANSAS CITY -- Not since the pandemic-shortened 2020 season has Salvador Perez caught fewer games than he has this season, logging 34 games as catcher in that 60-game season and just 44 games caught so far this year. An elbow injury has limited Perez behind the plate, especially in the second half. He’s been the Royals’ designated hitter, while Carter Jensen has taken over everyday catching duties with Luke Maile on backup duty. The goal remains to get Perez a few innings behind the plate before
Salvy's 1st steal since 2021 sparks Royals to 8th straight win (opens the original)
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KANSAS CITY – The Royals had a new face run their daily baserunning meeting Sunday morning. Salvador Perez stood up and took the reins from first base coach Damon Hollins in what one player called the “most electric meeting” he’s been a part of in his time with the club. Perez was impersonating the way Hollins usually runs that meeting, getting plenty of laughs from his teammates. And then Perez went out to the game and stole a base. Yes, you read that right. In the second inning of the Royals’
Royals' teenage top prospect has presence well beyond his years (opens the original)
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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. Whether Kendry Chourio is pitching in High-A Quad Cities or at the Futures Game in Philadelphia, the right-hander sticks with the same mentality: It’s the same game once he crosses the white lines, and it’s the same three outs he’s trying to record no matter what team he’s playing for or who he’s facing or who’s in the stands. Chourio, at ju
Royals honor Salvy as franchise home run king with pregame ceremony (opens the original)
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KANSAS CITY – Bobby Witt Jr. returned from the injured list Tuesday and immediately showed why he was missed with a 3-for-5 day, two runs scored and a nice defensive play at shortstop. Randy Dobnak tossed another solid start with one run allowed in five innings, and the bullpen held strong in the Royals’ 8-2 win over the Twins. But Tuesday night was all about Salvador Perez from the minute the Royals captain walked into Kauffman Stadium and saw a mini celebration awaiting him, complete with Slug
Royals deal Bubic for reliever Duran, acquire RHP Hoffman in slow Deadline (opens the original)
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KANSAS CITY -- On a frenzied Trade Deadline, the Royals were fairly quiet. General manager J.J. Picollo called it a “slow day.” By the end, it will be remembered more for what the Royals didn’t do than the deals they did make. Kansas City picked up two Minor League relievers Monday, first acquiring right-hander Carlos Duran from the Dodgers for lefty Kris Bubic. Then the Royals acquired right-hander Nolan Hoffman, who was designated for assignment earlier Monday, from the Phillies for 19-year-ol
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