Anne Rogers is a Beat Reporter at MLB.com. She covers a range of topics in the sports realm, focusing on individual and team sports, particularly within Major League Baseball, while also touching on themes related to sports business and competitive sports. Anne's work has been featured in various outlets including the Winfield Daily Courier, Minor League Baseball, and Royal Review.
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By: Anne Rogers
KANSAS CITY -- Jac Caglianone exited Saturday’s 4-3 loss to the Blue Jays at Kauffman Stadium with left elbow soreness, the team announced, but the severity and concern will be unknown until Caglianone is able to get testing done on Sunday. Caglianone made two throws from right field on Saturday,
By: Anne Rogers
KANSAS CITY -- Jac Caglianone has a Grade 1 flexor strain in his left elbow, but the hope is that he avoids the injured list, manager Matt Quatraro said prior to the finale against the Blue Jays on Sunday at Kauffman Stadium. After the Royals’ right fielder exited Saturday’s game
By: Anne Rogers
KANSAS CITY -- After two at-bats from Saturday night he probably wants a redo on, Vinnie Pasquantino got his redemption Sunday -- and fairly quickly, too. The first baseman’s three-run home run in the first inning Sunday propelled the Royals to a 6-1 win over the Blue Jays at Kauffman
By: Anne Rogers
KANSAS CITY -- Was Saturday night Vinnie Pasquantino’s favorite night of the year when it was all said and done? No, he said after the 0-for-4 night in which he was unable to come through in a couple of key moments. Did he let it linger into Sunday? Certainly not.
By: Anne Rogers
Cameron's stingy stretch continues, but Royals' comeback falls short Share
By: Anne Rogers
KANSAS CITY – A game that featured nine innings of scoreless baseball ended in a 5-4 Royals loss to the D-backs in 10 innings on Monday afternoon at Kauffman Stadium. It was a tight pitching duel that turned ugly before having the potential to turn into a thrilling comeback, only
By: Anne Rogers
KANSAS CITY – In his 14th Major League season, Michael Wacha has a new career high in innings.
By: Anne Rogers
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KANSAS CITY – Tony Gonsolin tossed five scoreless innings in his third rehab outing for Triple-A Omaha on Tuesday night, another step in what the Royals hope is a path back to the big leagues by the end of the year.
By: Anne Rogers
Witt breaks through with go-ahead blast as Royals salvage finale Share
