Bobby Witt Jr. knew the ball was gone the moment it left his bat. Only later did the young Kansas City Royals star realize what kind of company it allowed him to join.

The Kansas City Royals stayed hot on Tuesday night, beating the Texas Rangers at Kauffman Stadium. It was the eighth win in the last 10 games for the Royals, w ...

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The Kansas City Royals have all of a sudden started to play much better baseball as of late. With a 5-2 win over the Texas Rangers on Tuesday night, they came t ...

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Witt’s power-speed combination has also placed him in select shortstop company. Over the past 95 years, only six shortstops have belted 100 home runs before turning 26, including names like Alex ...

The Red Sox can't afford to slip up right now, but failed to log a single hit with runners in scoring position in a ...

Bobby Witt Jr. has hit his 100th career home run, and it put him on elite franchise, positional and league-wide lists.

Considering how well Kansas City rookie Noah Cameron has pitched at home, he might be the last person the Texas Rangers, and their struggling offense, want to face.