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Making bonkers trades within the AL Central are not exactly the forte of the Kansas City Royals, but it is fun to imagine a few.

Matthew Swigonski of Kings of Kauffman proposes four creative intra-division trades the Kansas City Royals could explore to address their pitching and lineup needs. Following an injury-riddled 2026 season that exposed a lack of rotation depth, the writer suggests Kansas City consider bold swaps with fellow American League Central competitors.
The hypothetical proposals include trading Jac Caglianone to the Minnesota Twins for pitcher Taj Bradley, and moving prospects Blake Mitchell and Michael Lombardi to the Detroit Tigers for outfielder Riley Greene. Additionally, the writer suggests sending Vinnie Pasquantino to the Cleveland Guardians for starter Tanner Bibee, and trading veteran pitcher Michael Wacha to the Chicago White Sox for outfielder Tristan Peters.
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