The Kansas City Royals have searched around many corners in their quest for offense this season, and not all of their efforts have proven fruitful. Just before the season began, the Royals made a trade to acquire 11-year major league veteran Mark Canha from the Milwaukee Brewers.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - The Kansas City Royals have designated veteran outfielder Mark Canha for assignment. The Royals announced the move Monday afternoon after Canha returned from his rehab assignment in Omaha.

Giants outfielderr Jung Hoo Lee makes a catch between his knees. Boston rookie Marcelo Mayer will have season-ending surgery. The Reds snap a 14-game win streak for the Brewers. Orioles prospect Samuel Basallo gets his first MLB hit.

The Kansas City Royals might be catching fire at just the right time. While they are still four games back of the New York Yankees in the American League Wild C

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Fans will have multiple opportunities this week to see if the Royals can make up ground in the race when the team plays host to the Nationals and White Sox. As usual, the Royals’ six games this week are on FanDuel Sports Kansas City and Sunday’s game also will be simulcast on two local stations in Kansas City.

When he hit his 20th home run of the season earlier this week, Kansas City Royals legend Salvador Perez continued to move up an impressive list in baseball history, as noted by Bob Nightengale of USA Today: He just set a franchise record with his ninth season hitting at least 20 homers,

Jaylon Thompson covers the Royals for The Kansas City Star. He previously covered the 2021 World Series and the 2016 Summer Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

Royals May Opt to Trade Pitchers Nearly every player on the Kansas City Royals’ roster is under contract for next season, with catcher Luke Maile and outfielder Mark Canha being the exceptions.

In an interview before the game, Joel Goldberg asked Vinnie Pasquantino if the team was especially motivated for this series. The Texas Rangers, after all, are one of the Kansas City Royals’ main opponents in the Wild Card race—only 1.