Offseason In Review: Kansas City Royals
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Offseason In Review: Kansas City Royals
"The Royals began the offseason with a three-year signing to keep their excellent rotation intact. They traded from that starting staff a month later to acquire a new leadoff hitter."
"Kansas City had a 30-win improvement relative to the preceding season. They held the Orioles to one run in two games to sweep their Wild Card series."
The Kansas City Royals entered the offseason with intentions to strengthen both their pitching rotation and offensive lineup. They successfully signed Cole Ragans to a three-year deal, preserving part of an impressive rotation that helped them achieve a remarkable 30-win improvement and reach the playoffs for the first time in nine years. Although they traded some pitching assets for a leadoff hitter, significant offensive additions did not materialize, leading them to focus on bolstering their bullpen by signing a veteran closer.
Read at MLB Trade Rumors
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