Kansas City Royals (1968-2024)

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The 2019 second-rounder spent the offseason and summer improving three of his pitches.

The 19-year-old righthander began to reach triple digits after adjusting his arm slot and filling out his 6-foot-4 frame.

Chat the state of the Royals farm system with Baseball America correspondent Bill Mitchell at 2 p.m. ET.

The Royals added the 21-year-old lefthander to the 40-man roster so as not to risk losing another promising young arm in the Rule 5 draft.

The minor league season was lost, but dynasty players are advised to keep the faith—to trust the tools—for these nine prospects.

The 2020 first-rounder spent the fall in Kansas City, working with many of the Royals’ other top pitching prospects at instructional league.

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Brady Singer won the Royals’ first and last games of 2020, which was a fitting accomplishment for the face of the club’s trio of promising rookie arms.

In the final weekend of the regular season, Sam Huff has a two-homer game, Brady Singer turns in an excellent start, Ke’Bryan Hayes has a five-hit game and more.