Angeibel Gomez
and Kendry Chourio were named the Royals Prospects of the Year, by MLB.com.It’s not common for a player to earn organizational hitter of the year honors after a Dominican Summer League campaign, but Gomez’s season (.361/.467/.653, 156 wRC+) was too impressive to look past, and the Royals thought enough of him to make him the second-youngest player ever to compete in the Arizona Fall League.
One of the best pitching prospects in the game pitched like it as an 18-year old across two levels
of A ball, topping all Royals with at least 90 IP in ERA (2.48), BAA (.193), WHIP (0.89) and K/BB (5.35).
Carter Jensenwas named first team, All-Rookie team by MLB.com as well.
Jensen made the Royals’ Opening Day roster as MLB’s No. 18 overall prospect and immediately showed he was one of the better all-around catchers in the game. He ranked third among all backstops with a 3.7 WAR and fourth among all rookies with 27 homers as he slashed .239/.323/467. The Kansas City native also made great strides on defense, where he showed off above-average framing skills and pop times.
David Leskylooks are what went right for the Royals in 2026.
Philip Ruo of Royals Keep looks back at last year’s pitchingacquisitions.
Kevin O’Brien gives out his awards to the Northwest Arkansas Naturals.
The Brewersand Dodgers will meet in the NLCS again this season.
Manny Machadowas robbed of a potential tying homer.
The Raysswept the Yankees, (hahahaha, perfect.)
Anthony Volpewas maybe robbed of a potential tying homer… by a fan.
It’s now been 17 straight years since the Yankeeshave won a World Series, hahaha, I hope it never ends.
José Ramírezwas huge yesterday, in keeping the Guardians season alive, as all eyes turn to the only divisional series still going.
Here is your song of the day: Some Nights by Fun.
