Kansas City Royals

The Kansas City Royals added outfield depth Monday before the stretch run of the 2015 season in the form of Jonny Gomes, announced the team.     

It's hard to know what you're supposed to call a comeback anymore. But with Yordano Ventura, the term is sounding more and more appropriate.

The defending American League champion Kansas City Royals have their eyes on a World Series title this season, and they added some experienced pitching depth Sunday that could help them accomplish their goal.

The Kansas City Royals are creating a buzz—and it's contagious. The 69-46 Royals are in first place in the AL Central and are gearing up for the playoffs. 

Fetty Wap made his way to Kauffman Stadium to say, "Hey, what's up? Hello" to some of his biggest fans: the Kansas City Royals.

The team's affinity for the rapper started with his single "Trap Queen," which the players pulled inspiration from to eventually start working "1738" into postgame interviews.

This year, the Kansas City Royals have traded beanballs and engaged in on-field fracases with the Oakland A's, Chicago White Sox, Los Angeles Angels and, most recently, Toronto Blue Jays.

Kansas City Royals left-hander Jason Vargas has landed on the disabled list for the second time this season due to an elbow injury. 

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Vargas Strains Flexor Muscle

Saturday, June 13

According to the Royals' official Twitter feed, Vargas has a left flexor strain, and the team will bring up Brandon Finnegan from Triple-A to take his spot:

In a few weeks, the National League will face off against the American League at Cincinnati's Great American Ballpark in the MLB All-Star Game. The Midsummer Classic is not just an exhibition, since home-field advantage in the World Series is at stake. 

Jeremy Guthrie probably wishes he didn't have to work on Memorial Day like most other Americans. 

When the Kansas City Royals won the American League last year, many thought it might have been a fluke.