Everything within the Royals organization is in flux for what might be the first time since the early years of general manager Dayton Moore’s time in Kansas City.
The depleted farm system is in need of nourishment. The major-league club, which faced considerable turnover after the departures of many key players who won the 2015 World Series, is positioned to take some thumpings. The front office faces a robust challenge.
But it’s nothing Moore hasn’t attempted before.
As they reload their organization for the next run at a Tiffany trophy, the Royals will have some sorting to do.