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The Kansas City Royals<\/a> finished a 5-5 road trip and hold a 6-6-1 record over their last thirteen series, numbers that tell the story of a team hovering right at the edge of relevance. Jacob Milham and Jeremy Greco are joined by guest Matthew LaMar to work through what that record actually means and whether this roster has enough to make a genuine push.<\/p>\n The episode opens with a thorough breakdown of the road trip results and the series consistency metric that Jacob, Jeremy, and Matthew use to frame the team\u2019s trajectory. The Wild Card and division standings get honest treatment, with a clear-eyed look at what the Royals would need to do over the coming weeks to keep their playoff hopes alive rather than simply tread water.<\/p>\n Advertisement<\/p>\n Injuries are a significant part of the conversation. Bobby Witt Jr.<\/a>, Salvador Perez<\/a>, and Jac Caglianone<\/a> are among the players whose health situations are addressed, and the hosts dig into how those absences are affecting lineup construction and organizational depth. The discussion naturally flows into pitching strategy, with a substantive evaluation of the six-man rotation concept and how bullpen management decisions could either protect the staff or cost the team in close games down the stretch.<\/p>\n Noah Cameron<\/a> provides one of the episode\u2019s brighter moments. His recent standout performance is broken down in detail, and the hosts assess what a consistent version of Cameron could mean for a rotation that has needed reliable innings all season. On the trade front, reported Athletics interest in Kris Bubic<\/a> generates a thoughtful discussion about what moving a piece could return and how the front office might be thinking about the deadline.<\/p>\n The episode closes with book and series reviews from all three participants, covering The Lord of the Rings, the Murderbot Diaries, and the horror novel Episode Thirteen, before a final outlook on where this team goes from here.<\/p>\n View Link<\/a><\/p>\n Advertisement<\/p>\n Need your Royals fix? Head to royalsreview.com<\/a><\/strong> for news, analysis, and to engage with Royals fans around the world! Follow us online:<\/p>\n BlueSky<\/strong> Twitter \/ X<\/strong>
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\u2013 Jacob Milham: @jacobmilhkc.bsky.social<\/span><\/p>\n
\u2013 Podcast: @RoyalRundownPod<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n