Hudler, Frazier finalists for TV analyst role

Two former players with long broadcasting backgrounds, Rex Hudler and George Frazier, are the two candidates to replace Frank White as the Royals' television analyst on FOX Sports Kansas City.
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Royals agree to terms with Hernandez Jorrin

The Royals have agreed to contract terms with Ramon Hernandez Jorrin, a right-handed-hitting outfielder from Cuba, after evaluating him in the Dominican Republic.
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O'Neil's hire progressive, but not far enough

The Cubs took a progressive step in 1962 when they named Buck O'Neil to the coaching staff to become the Major League's first black coach.
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Sisk Royals' latest non-roster invitee

Make it 17 non-roster players headed for Royals camp, with the addition of left-handed pitcher Brandon Sisk on Thursday.
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With much to offer, Seratelli awaits chance

Anthony Seratelli, a switch-hitting infielder and outfielder in the Royals' farm system, is a realist. He got a late start in pro ball, he hasn't set the world on fire, he's changed positions as often as his socks. So, yeah, he's got Major League dreams, but he's practical about it.
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Monarchs hold special place in Mr. Cub's heart

Ernie Banks is best known for his legendary career in the Windy City, but "Mr. Cub" honed his craft while playing for the Kansas City Monarchs.
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Solar panels to help power Kauffman Stadium

It might not make a difference in their home-run totals or the speed of their pitches, but the Royals are going to be powered by the sun this year at Kauffman Stadium.
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