- Tue Mar 11, 2025 12:50 am
#7929
Spring training is in full swing, and the Kansas City Royals are already giving us plenty to talk about. After a 5-2 loss to the Guardians, it’s clear that the pitching staff has some work to do. Kris Bubic’s performance was decent but not stellar, and the fact that four out of five pitchers allowed runs raises some eyebrows. Is this a sign of deeper issues in the rotation, or just typical spring training jitters?
On the hitting side, while we saw some promising doubles from players like Bobby Witt Jr. and Cavan Biggio, the team’s 10 strikeouts and lack of walks are concerning. With Jac Caglianone struggling to make an impact, is it time to question whether he’s truly one of the Royals' best hitters right now?
Let’s not forget about the veterans either. With Salvador Perez and others lagging behind, could this be a sign that the team needs to rethink its approach as we head into the regular season?
What are your thoughts on the Royals' current roster? Who do you think is trending up or down as we approach Opening Day? And what bold predictions do you have for the team this season? Will we see a breakout performance from someone unexpected, or are we in for a long year? Let’s hear your insights!
On the hitting side, while we saw some promising doubles from players like Bobby Witt Jr. and Cavan Biggio, the team’s 10 strikeouts and lack of walks are concerning. With Jac Caglianone struggling to make an impact, is it time to question whether he’s truly one of the Royals' best hitters right now?
Let’s not forget about the veterans either. With Salvador Perez and others lagging behind, could this be a sign that the team needs to rethink its approach as we head into the regular season?
What are your thoughts on the Royals' current roster? Who do you think is trending up or down as we approach Opening Day? And what bold predictions do you have for the team this season? Will we see a breakout performance from someone unexpected, or are we in for a long year? Let’s hear your insights!