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Numbers don't add up for Meche
How much is Gil Meche worth? According to FanGraphs' Eric Seidman, maybe more than you think ... Following the 2006 season, Gil Meche inked a [five-year, $55 million] contract with the Kansas City Royals .
Mailbag: Where would Teahen play?
Assuming Mark Teahen is still here for Spring Training, do you think there's any chance that Alex Gordon would move to second, with Teahen becoming the everyday third baseman to clear room in the outfield? -- ...
Crisp gives Royals a whole new look
One thing we know for certain about Royals general manager Dayton Moore: The man has no problem dealing away relief pitchers.
Royals will browse free-agent market but affordable fits are hard to find
Look for the Royals to begin browsing today — bargain hunting more than power shopping — when the free-agent market officially opens.
Winter Forecast: Offseason outlook for Royals
The Tampa Bay Rays made a lot of shrewd decisions on their way to winning the AL pennant last season -- but a decade of losing and high draft picks also played a huge role in the team's success.
Royals facing budget constraints as offseason market accelerates at GM meetings
DANA POINT, Calif. Last week’s acquisition of first baseman Mike Jacobs is just the start of what Royals general manager Dayton Moore anticipates will be a busy offseason.Moore’s wish list still ...
An Offseason Wish From a Lifelong Kansas City Royals Fan
I have been a Kansas City Royals fan since my parents took me to my first game in 1979 as a three year old.
Raysa success eliminates old small-market excuses
All of this makes Matt Garza smile.Oh, it’s easy to smile for Garza right now.
Shea on baseball: Baseball's free-agent market hard to gauge
So Selig isn't about to publicly counsel owners not to "get too cocky" about free-agent spending, even with Wall Street tumbling.
Jays ex-manager Gibbons hired as Royals bench coach
So, is this a case of John Gibbons not being able to sign Gil Meche, so he joined him? "That's a good one," Gibbons said with a laugh on the phone from San Antonio after Kansas City Royals general manager ...
THT Awards Season Recap Part Two
Thanks. by John Barten October 11, 2008 Welcome to the awards. Thanks for taking a moment out of your weekend to join us.
GM Moore preparing Royals for '09
The process of ratcheting up the Royals for 2009 is under way. "We're having conversations with other clubs about players that may or may not be available," general manager Dayton Moore said.
In 2008, the Royals were outscored by 90 runs. Now, you can define good baseball teams by a lot of different factors, some statistical, some intangible, some even more nebulous than that.
Shealy, Greinke named KC's Sept. best
The Royals had several heroes during their stirring 18-8 September, but first baseman Ryan Shealy and right-hander Zack Greinke were named the club's player and pitcher of the month, respectively, by a media ...
Royals notes: Guillen says he'll stay in shape
There is at least one mistake that Royals outfielder José Guillen is vowing he won’t repeat in 2009: He won’t be 25 pounds overweight when he arrives next February for spring ...
Twins-Royals pitching matchups
LHP Francisco Liriano vs. RHP Kyle Davies , 7:10 p.m. Saturday 2:55 p.m., KMSP Ch.
Gil Meche was solid on the hill and Ryan Shealy drove in a pair of runs, as the Royals slipped a cog into the Twins' AL Central title hopes with a 4-2 victory.
Royals build foundation for next season
The Kansas City Royals bumbled through August, with poor pitching, weak pitching, even botched popups turning another disappointing season downright ugly.
The Minnesota Twins wasted another chance to take control in the AL Central. Ryan Shealy blooped a two-run single to give Kansas City the lead in the seventh inning, and the surging Royals handed the suddenly ...
MINNEAPOLIS : The Minnesota Twins fell flat again. Now, they need help to win the AL Central.