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The KC Royals lost again Tuesday. Fortunately, their top two farm clubs didn’t.
The KC Royals lost their third straight game Tuesday night and, for the second night in a row, their increasingly suspect bullpen had much to do with the loss. This time, the pen was at work when Cleveland tied the game and later scored four runs to top the Royals 7-3 and drop them into a first place tie with Chicago.
Fortunately, Kansas City’s top two farm teams benefitted from better pitching and won the first games they’ve played since 2019.