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Royals in the Middle: Infield Rankings, Prospects, and What’s Next

Royals in the Middle: Infield Rankings, Prospects, and What’s Next

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In this episode of the Royals Rundown Podcast, Jacob Milham and Jeremy “Hokius” Greco take a comprehensive look at the Kansas City Royals’ infield and prospect pipeline as the offseason unfolds. The hosts break down infield rankings, examine what a “down year” really means for Bobby Witt Jr., and discuss why players like Maikel Garcia, Jonathan India, and Michael Massey have pivotal seasons ahead—especially as lineup depth and health come into sharper focus.

The conversation expands into a deep dive on the Royals’ prospect rankings, evaluating names like Peyton Wilson, Warren Calcagno, and Daniel Vazquez, while also placing Kansas City’s strategy in context with major MLB moves such as the Dodgers’ acquisition of Kyle Tucker and the Mets landing Bo Bichette. From player development and injury timelines to trade speculation and roster-building philosophy, this episode offers a clear-eyed look at where the Royals stand—and where they still need to go to compete.

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Kansas City Royals, Royals Rundown Podcast, MLB offseason, infield rankings, Bobby Witt Jr., Maikel Garcia, Jonathan India, Michael Massey, Royals prospects, Peyton Wilson, Warren Calcagno, MLB signings, Kyle Tucker, Bo Bichette, player development, prospect rankings, baseball analysis, MLB free agency, Royals roster construction, minor league prospects


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