Mike Wood

Royals agree to terms with 12 players on one-year contracts for 2012  

A week after signing outfielder Roman Hernandez Jorrin, the Kansas City Royals have once again struck up a signing with a prospect from Latin America. This time the Royals inked 17-year-old pitcher Branly Crisotomo of the Dominican Republic.  

For the last few seasons, the Kansas City Royals have arguably had the best farm system in baseball. Now that those prospects have started to hit the majors, the system will naturally lose its potency as younger players still have yet to make ...  

Some great Kansas City baseball history and a look at another important idea from Ewing Kauffman.. . . Here's the most important part: "Until 1971, the traditional way of developing talent was to sign young men with baseball experience to contracts and assign them to minor league clubs. The Royals decided that they would take it a step further and invite anyone who met a list of criteria which met the physical and mental skills established by...  

The Kansas City Royals baseball team is getting greener with the largest in-stadium solar array generating electricity in Major League Baseball. The 120 solar panels, which have been installed and tested, are expected to produce 36,000 kilowatt ...