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Royals Rundown: A Kansas City Royals Podcast

Royals Rundown: A Kansas City Royals Podcast

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The Royals Rundown, presented by Royals Review. Join hosts Jacob Milham and Jeremy Greco as he talks to Royals Review writers, Royals content creators, players, and more about all things Kansas City Royals. Formerly Royals Review Radio.449180 Baseball & Softball
Episodes
  • Royals Blueprint: What Needs to Go Right, Plus New Game!
    Mar 22 2026

    The season is here — and it’s time to ask the big question: How good can the Royals actually be?

    In this episode of the Royals Rundown Podcast, Jacob Milham and Jeremy Greco deliver a full Kansas City Royals season preview, breaking down the starting rotation, offensive projections, and key roster battles shaping the team ahead of Opening Day. The hosts analyze the finalized rotation — including the unique dynamic of three consecutive left-handed starters — and discuss whether improved pitching depth can elevate the Royals in 2026.

    On the offensive side, Jacob and Jeremy dig into projections from sources like FanGraphs and ZiPS, evaluating whether the Royals can realistically push toward a top-10 lineup in MLB. The conversation highlights expectations for cornerstone players such as Bobby Witt Jr., Salvador Perez, Vinnie Pasquantino, and Maikel Garcia, while identifying potential breakout contributors who could raise the team’s ceiling.

    The episode also explores bench battles, roster construction decisions, and farm system depth, offering insight into how the Royals may utilize their emerging talent throughout the season. To wrap things up, the hosts bring some fun with a “burn or buy” segment featuring classic and modern Royals uniforms.

    From pitching strategy to lineup potential, this episode provides a comprehensive, data-driven look at the Royals’ outlook and what fans should expect in the season ahead.

    Need your Royals fix? Head to royalsreview.com for news, analysis, and to engage with Royals fans around the world! Follow us online:

    BlueSky
    – Jeremy Greco: @hokius.fromthehawkseye.com
    – Jacob Milham: @jacobmilhkc.bsky.social

    Twitter / X
    – Podcast: @RoyalRundownPod

    Need your Royals fix? Head to royalsreview.com for news, analysis, and to engage with Royals fans around the world! Follow us online:

    BlueSky
    – Jeremy Greco: @hokius.fromthehawkseye.com
    – Jacob Milham: @jacobmilhkc.bsky.social

    Twitter / X
    – Podcast: @RoyalRundownPod

    Kansas City Royals, Royals Rundown Podcast, World Baseball Classic, Salvador Perez, Maikel Garcia, Royals prospects, MLB spring training, baseball rule changes, pitch clock, check swing challenge, MLB technology, Royals minor league system, Spring Breakout, MLB prospects, international baseball, Venezuela baseball, Team USA baseball, baseball analytics, MLB future rules


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    54 mins
  • Royals on the World Stage: Perez Leads, Garcia Breaks Out, Spring Breakout Breakdown
    Mar 21 2026

    The Royals are making noise on the global stage — and baseball itself may be on the verge of change.

    In this episode of the Royals Rundown Podcast, Jacob Milham and Jeremy Greco break down a dramatic World Baseball Classic run, highlighted by Venezuela’s upset over Team USA and standout performances from Kansas City Royals players. The hosts dive into Salvador Perez’s leadership and clutch moments, as well as Maikel Garcia’s breakout tournament, cementing his status as a rising star after an MVP-caliber showing.

    Back in Arizona, the focus shifts to the future of the organization as Royals prospects shine in Spring Breakout action, including standout performances from recent draft picks and emerging arms pushing their way into the conversation. The episode provides a detailed look at Kansas City’s developing pipeline and what it could mean for the team’s long-term competitiveness.

    Beyond player performance, Jacob and Jeremy explore the future of baseball itself, breaking down experimental rule changes in the minors — including second base positioning adjustments, pitch clock tweaks, and potential challenge systems for check swings and pitch communication issues. The discussion examines what changes could realistically make their way to MLB and how they might impact the game’s pace, fairness, and fan experience.

    From international dominance to organizational depth and the evolution of the sport, this episode delivers a complete snapshot of where the Royals — and baseball — are headed.

    Need your Royals fix? Head to royalsreview.com for news, analysis, and to engage with Royals fans around the world! Follow us online:

    BlueSky
    – Jeremy Greco: @hokius.fromthehawkseye.com
    – Jacob Milham: @jacobmilhkc.bsky.social

    Twitter / X
    – Podcast: @RoyalRundownPod

    Kansas City Royals, Royals Rundown Podcast, World Baseball Classic, Salvador Perez, Maikel Garcia, Royals prospects, MLB spring training, baseball rule changes, pitch clock, check swing challenge, MLB technology, Royals minor league system, Spring Breakout, MLB prospects, international baseball, Venezuela baseball, Team USA baseball, baseball analytics, MLB future rules


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    1 hr and 9 mins
  • Global Baseball Energy Drains Kansas City's Camp
    Mar 16 2026

    Spring training storylines are heating up while the World Baseball Classic continues to showcase baseball’s global reach — and the Royals Rundown Podcast is here to break it all down.

    In this episode, hosts Jacob Milham and Jeremy Greco examine the latest developments from Kansas City Royals spring training, including roster battles, injury updates, and standout performances from players fighting for roles before Opening Day. The hosts analyze how the Royals’ current roster construction is evolving and which prospects could impact the team as the season approaches.

    The conversation also extends to the World Baseball Classic quarterfinals, highlighting dramatic performances from powerhouse teams like Venezuela and Japan, while discussing Team USA’s mentality and expectations as the tournament progresses. Along the way, Jacob and Jeremy explore the cultural significance of international baseball, how global competition influences MLB talent pipelines, and what the tournament could mean for the future of the sport.

    Beyond on-field analysis, the episode tackles broader baseball topics, including MLB’s youth development initiatives, accessibility challenges for young players, and the importance of growing the game in underrepresented communities. The hosts also share reactions to Eric Hosmer’s broadcasting debut, discuss the entertainment side of baseball culture — from the Savannah Bananas to fan engagement — and review MLB The Show 26, offering impressions on the latest features and gameplay improvements.

    Correction: Jeremy said that Team Venezuela's manager is Albert Pujols. It is Omar López.

    Need your Royals fix? Head to royalsreview.com for news, analysis, and to engage with Royals fans around the world! Follow us online:

    BlueSky
    – Jeremy Greco: @hokius.fromthehawkseye.com
    – Jacob Milham: @jacobmilhkc.bsky.social

    Twitter / X
    – Podcast: @RoyalRundownPod

    Kansas City Royals, Royals Rundown Podcast, Royals Review, MLB spring training, World Baseball Classic, baseball podcast, MLB analysis, Royals prospects, Royals roster updates, international baseball, Team USA baseball, baseball culture, MLB youth development, Eric Hosmer broadcasting, Savannah Bananas, MLB The Show 26, Royals injuries, baseball analytics, Royals news


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    58 mins
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