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Somewhere in the Kansas City Royals’ offseason plan, there should be a line that says “move first.” Jacob Milham and Jeremy Greco make the case that the teams who win the winter are the ones willing to take the swing…

In an episode of the Royals Rundown podcast, hosts Jacob Milham and Jeremy Greco argue that the Kansas City Royals should be aggressive early in the offseason. The hosts suggest that a looming lockout could compress the transaction window, urging teams to act quickly on trades and potential free-agent signings before any potential shutdown occurs.
The podcast also addresses recent disclosures regarding MLB team profitability alongside roster building strategies from clubs like the Rays and Brewers. Additionally, the episode reviews Baseball Trade Values model grades and highlights Arizona Fall League progress from Kansas City prospects Angeibel Gomez, Zion Rose, and Justin Lamkin.
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