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Royals Review's Connor Moylan evaluated Jonathan India's 2026 campaign with the Kansas City Royals, describing it as a lost season. India entered the year as the primary second baseman but appeared in only 17 games, posting an 81 wRC+ before being placed on the injured list on April 20. He subsequently underwent season-ending left labrum surgery on April 28, revealing he had managed shoulder subluxations for five years.
Moylan argues that the prior trade sending Brady Singer to the Cincinnati Reds resulted in negative overall WAR and missed value. With India entering free agency following two injury-affected years, Moylan questions whether the second baseman will secure a guaranteed major league contract, though Michael Massey helped offset India's absence by generating a 2.3 fWAR bounce-back season.
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