The Kansas City Royals were very familiar with Castro. The club saw him a lot during American League Central games against the Tigers. Castro also played for Royals infield coach Jose Alguacil in the Venezuelan Winter League.
In left field for Cactus opener
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Royals move Jonathan India, ex-Reds second baseman, to outfield for Cactus League opener
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‘It’s going to be fun year’: Jonathan India makes spring debut with Royals
Royals' Jonathan India: In left field for Cactus opener
India is starting in left field and batting leadoff Friday versus the Rangers in the Royals' Cactus League opener. It was known that India would be getting reps in the outfield during camp, but it's interesting that his first start this spring is in left field.
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Breaks bone in right wrist
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Royals top prospect Blake Mitchell sidelined with right hand injury. Here are the details
Royals' Blake Mitchell: Breaks bone in right wrist
He finished the campaign with five games in High-A ball and was expected to begin 2025 at that level, though it's unclear when he'll be ready to play given the wrist injury.
Royals top prospect Blake Mitchell out 4-6 weeks with broken right hamate bone
Fresh off their first postseason berth in nine years, the Kansas City Royals have signed executive vice president and general manager J.J. Picollo to contract extension through 2030, the team announced Monday.
All-Star left-hander Cole Ragans and the Kansas City Royals have agreed to a $13.25 million, three-year contract.
Kansas City Royals starter Alec Marsh took a significant step forward Monday afternoon in his return from right-shoulder tightness. Marsh threw a bullpen during Royals camp. He reached 25 pitches and continued to build up his strength following the injury.
Vólquez still knew his way around the facility and his No. 36 jersey fit perfectly. Not surprisingly, his infectious smile continued to illuminate the room. In recent days, Vólq
Brady Singer's 32 starts and nearly 180 innings for the Royals last season is a bigger workload than any current Reds starter has ever handled.
The Kansas City Royals have signed starting pitcher Cole Ragans to a three-year, $13.25 million extension, ESPN's Jeff Passan reported Friday. Ragans was previously arbitration eligible through 2027.
Left-hander Cole Ragans and the Kansas City Royals are in agreement on a three-year, $13.25 million contract extension, sources tell ESPN. The deal covers this year and his first two arbitration seasons,
Chris Stratton is healthy and ready to compete in Royals camp. Here’s why he could have a better year in 2025.
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