Kansas City Royals (1968-2024)

Highlighting 10 prospects—from Triple-A down to the DSL—who both drive the ball and show aggressive basestealing tendencies.

A humble teammate with an immeasurable work ethic, Royals draft pick Bobby Witt Jr. is our 2019 High School Player of the Year.

The Royals had scouted the five-tool Witt for more than a year before using the No. 2 overall pick to draft him.

Dozier was in the midst of a comeback season when he talked at the Baseball America Prospect Pad in 2016.

More than 50 players drafted in 2019 are related to prominent current or former athletes.

Royals general manager Dayton Moore explains why the team fell in love with Bobby Witt Jr.

Brendan McKay twirls five scoreless innings, Bobby Bradley has homered in six of his last seven, plus more.

Grayson Rodriguez strikes out nine, Brady Singer tosses third straight scoreless start, Austin Beck falls just short of the cycle.

Though he may have been a 21st-round pick, Eaton supplies athleticism, power, speed and versatility the Royals covet.

Baez and Bell carry their NL Central teams while former top prospect Jurickson Profar starts to crack.

Cal Raleigh shows off his power, Corey Ray finds his groove and Leody Taveras makes improvements.

It’s well-known analytics run modern baseball. But most don’t know it was the Royals who first installed TrackMan across all affiliates.

Kansas City hopes rebuild 2.0 is just as fruitful as the first at an expedited speed.

Cody Bellinger, Chris Sale and Noah Syndergaard are among the names in this week’s Three Up, Three Down.

Royals outfielder Seuly Matias has some of the best raw power in the minors

The lefty reliever took criticism to heart and created his unusual delivery, complete with low three-quarters arm slot.

Casey Mize spins a gem, Vladimir Guerrero Jr. hits another mammoth homer, Bryan Reynolds hits a go-ahead grand slam and more.

See the top prospects from our most detailed BAPR of 2019, including Yordan Alvarez, Carter Kieboom and more.