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Every cut is a small verdict on last season. The Royals just handed out several, and Jacob Milham and Jeremy Greco go through who is gone and why: Alex Lange, Mason Black, Connor Seabold, Alec Marsh, and Easton McGee. Jeremy…

The Kansas City Royals have parted ways with five pitchers as the club begins reshaping its roster for the upcoming offseason. In the latest episode of the Royals Rundown podcast, hosts Jacob Milham and Jeremy Greco evaluate the departures of Alex Lange, Mason Black, Connor Seabold, Alec Marsh, and Easton McGee.
Greco examines the bullpen struggles that contributed to the roster moves, while Milham analyzes the organization's player evaluation process and what each pitcher demonstrated on the mound. The hosts also discuss whether letting go of familiar arms will pave the way for superior roster upgrades or serve as a gamble on unproven talent.
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