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The Kansas City Royals need to find a center fielder this offseason, and former GM Jim Bowden predicted two options: one they should consider, and one they shouldn't.

Kings of Kauffman analyzes MLB insider Jim Bowden's free-agent predictions for the Kansas City Royals, evaluating two buy-low outfield options to fill vacancies in left and center field. The outlet argues that the Royals should target Daulton Varsho, who Bowden projected to sign a one-year, $8 million deal, citing Varsho's elite defensive metrics despite recent offensive slumps.
Conversely, the writer contends Kansas City should avoid Trent Grisham, who Bowden linked to a predicted one-year, $12 million contract. The article points out Grisham's declining defensive performance and inconsistent offensive track record outside of a singular power surge with the New York Yankees in 2025.
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