The Kansas City Royals lineup has been one of the worst in baseball this season and is largely responsible for

The A's took the series finale in Kansas City by a score of 3-2, which gave the team the series sweep. Jeffrey Springs took the mound for the Green and Gold, as he was able to give the A's six innings and allowed just a pair of runs on seven hits.

On paper, Saturday’s game should have been a get-right moment for the offense, or at least a day to show some signs of life. Jacob Lopez took the mound for the A’s with an 0-4 record and 6.00 ERA.

Royals third. Kyle Isbel doubles to shallow right field. Maikel Garcia out on a sacrifice bunt to shallow infield, Jeffrey Springs to Nick Kurtz. Kyle Isbel to third. Bobby Witt doubles to deep

Fans filled the stadium, former teammates, coaches and staff members showed up in support and Gordon delivered a heartfelt speech ahead of the game.

The New York Yankees and host Kansas City Royals meet in the Thursday finale of a 3-game set at Kauffman Stadium.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (WOWT) - Alex Gordon had his legacy forever cemented in the history of the Kansas City Royals Friday, as he was inducted into the organization’s Hall of Fame. “I’m proud to be a Kansas City Royal as long as I’ve been,” he said at a news conference.

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The Kansas City Royals are not playing to the level that many expected this season and the team has seemed to reach their breaking point after another loss.