Kansas City Royals Record Since All Star Break

Kansas City Royals 2023 record has a better winning percentage of .444 after the All Star break. The Royals have won 8 games scoring 20 homers and 75 RBI.

They are currently ranked fifth in the American League Central Division. Since only the top two teams can make it to the playoffs every season, Kansas City will probably miss out on the postseason games this year.

Royals had a troubling season before the All star as they only won 265 games while losing 65 among 91 total games. They are aiming for better results as the post-break season shows a higher win rate considering the 18 games they played.

Although they are farther behind in terms of homers and RBI, the team has one of the best records in Triples this year. They had entered the Midsummer Classic leading the records with 21 Triples and maintained it with another 7 3B after the gap.

Salvador Perez is the All-Star representative for the Royals in 2023 MLB season. Perez had the best records before the Midsummer Classic with 15 dingers and 40 RBI in 81 games.

After the gap, the hitting records for the Royals are led by Bobby Witt with 15 RBI and 4 taters.

Witt has made 22 hits among 77 at-bats over 17 games after the gap. His on base percentage is .311 along with a slugging rate of .575. He remains a centerpiece for the club with his records as a rookie from the previous season.

While the batters are trying to improve the hitting records for the team, pitchers Ryan Yarborough and Brady Singer are attempting to raise the pitching records.

Yarborough has made his comeback after two months by breaking a six-game losing streak. He led the team to win against the Guardians on 9 July 2023 before the Midsummer break.

The Royals pitcher has pitched 18.2 innings after the all-star with a 2.41 ERA and 10 strikeouts in total. Leading ahead is Brady Singer with 23 Strikeouts in 19 innings and a 3.79 ERA.

Kansas City Royals All Stars representative is catcher Salvador Perez for the 2023 season. Perez had the best records before the All Star Break began.

The Royals placed second from the last in terms of home runs with only 78 HR and 322 RBI. However, they had the highest Triples in the 91 games before entering the all-star break.

Additionally, they had made 337 runs, 720 hits, and 145 doubles in the total 3031 at-bats they played prior to the Midsummer classic. Their total On Base Plus Slugging (OPS) was recorded as .666 with a higher slugging percentage of .371 SLG.

Considering the performance, Kansas City is leaning towards ending the 2023 MLB season with one of the worst statistics in the franchise's history. Previously, the club had recorded the lowest record in 2005 with only 56 wins over 106 losses in 162 games. They had made 375 runs while allowing 475 runs to the opposing teams that year.

In comparison with the 2005 records, the Royals have scored only 337 runs while allowing 578 runs to the opponents. Based on the statistics they seem to be falling backwards as they make the record for the worst-ever season in the franchise's history.

Royals Record Spring Training

Royals Spring training record in 2023 season is similar to the Atlanta Braves. Their 42 home runs is behind by only 2HR from the Braves with a similar RBI of 173.

They held the highest slugging percentage with an OBP of .332. The club obtained the best spring training records this season in 1098 at bats over 33 games.

The records for runs ranks first with 182 along with 76 doubles over the training season. Likewise, they also scored 297 hits which contributed to their better On base plus slugging rate.

Kansas City Royals Win Loss record is 34 victories and 75 losses over 109 games in 2023. They are behind by 21 wins to qualify for the MLB playoffs this year.

The Royals have been constantly ranked among the lower 10 teams since 2015. Kansas City has been unable to reach the postseason games for the past eight seasons.

Ranking fifth among the Central Division teams in American League, the team will not be able to make it to the playoffs this season. While the post-break season could provide some hope to the team, they would have to beat the 21 wins difference with the Guardians for making it into the playoffs.

They have been constantly ranked in the lower tiers due to their degrading performance each year. This year could mark the lowest ever in the history of the club.

Here is the list of Kansas City Royals Records by year for the last decade.

• 2022 - Wins 64, Losses 97, PCT .401, and ranking 5th with 27 Games Behind.
• 2021 - Wins 74, Losses 88, PCT .457, and ranking 4th with 19 Games Behind.
• 2020 - Wins 26, Losses 34, PCT .433, and ranking 4th with 10.5 Games Behind.
• 2019 - Wins 59, Losses 103, PCT .364, and ranking 4th with 42 Games Behind.
• 2018 - Wins 58, Losses 104, PCT .358, and ranking 5th with 33 Games Behind.
• 2017 - Wins 80, Losses 82, PCT .494, and ranking 3rd with 22 Games Behind.
• 2016 - Wins 81, Losses 81, PCT .500, and ranking 3rd with 13.5 Games Behind.
• 2015 - Wins 95, Losses 67, PCT .586, and ranking 1st, Winning Divisional and League Championship, and Winning World Series. 
• 2014 - Wins 89, Losses 73, PCT .549, and ranking 2nd with 1 Games Behind.
• 2013 - Wins 86, Losses 76, PCT .531, and ranking 3rd  with 7 Games Behind.