KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Kansas City Royals fans are invited to celebrate at a “once-in-a-lifetime” event, honoring the legacy and success of the 1985 and 2015 World Series championship teams.

The Royals will also celebrate the 1985 World Series team. Former Kansas City Royals pitcher Edinson Vólquez chats with infield coach Jose Alguacil during the club’s workout on Feb. 24 ...

The Kansas City Royals are preparing to host a championship gala celebrating the anniversaries of both World Series championship teams in the club’s history. Last year’s Royals became the ...

Last year was a year that brought many Kansas City Royals fans back to baseball after not completing a winning season since winning the World Series in 2015. In fact, Major League Baseball has ...

Former Kansas City Royals manager Ned Yost, who led them during their 2015 World Series championship run, will be returning to the team as a senior advisor to the general manager, J.J. Picollo.

The Royals will honor their 2015 World Series championship team in May at Union Station, and the bash is planned for the day after the team returns from a series in Houston. That will allow World ...

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - The Kansas City Royals are preparing to host a championship gala celebrating the anniversaries of both World Series championship teams in the club’s history.