In this episode of the Royals Rundown Podcast, hosts Jacob Milham and Jeremy Greco break down a busy stretch of Royals-related news with long-term implications for the organization. The conversation opens with a detailed look at the MLB arbitration deadline, exploring how contract negotiations shape roster decisions, player relationships, and payroll flexibility for the Kansas City Royals.
From there, the hosts dive into the evolving FanDuel Sports Network situation, discussing how recent contract terminations affect local broadcasts, revenue streams, and fan access across Major League Baseball—including the Royals. They also provide updates and context on the Royals’ stadium situation, weighing what’s known, what’s speculation, and why Kansas City remains central to the team’s future.
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The back half of the episode delivers an in-depth catcher rankings review, evaluating the present and future of the position within the Royals organization. With thoughtful analysis of Salvador Perez, emerging talent Carter Jensen, and the broader catching pipeline, Jacob and Jeremy examine how player development, health, and offensive skill sets factor into long-term planning.
Blending front-office analysis with player evaluation and a touch of personality, this episode offers Royals fans a clear-eyed look at where the organization stands—and where it may be headed next.
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