The Kansas City Royals secured a 3-0 victory against the Washington Nationals, bolstered by strong bullpen efforts following starter Michael Lorenzen's early departure due to fatigue. The win marked the Royals' second consecutive shutout, keeping them firmly in the race for the American League wild card.

Robbie Grossman contributed with a two-run double, and Michael Massey added a single to extend the team's lead. Despite the loss, the Nationals continued to struggle, suffering their third straight shutout and eighth defeat in nine games.

The Kansas City Royals staged an incredible comeback against the Seattle Mariners, eventually winning 10-9 after being down 8-0 in the fourth inning. They chipped away at the lead and secured the victory with a walk-off fielder's choice in the ninth inning. The win puts them only three games behind the AL Central-leading Cleveland Guardians with a record of 38-26.

In a stunning turnaround, the Kansas City Royals overcame an 8-0 deficit to defeat the Seattle Mariners 10-9, with MVP candidate Bobby Witt Jr. delivering a game-tying triple. The win marks a historic comeback for the Royals, only the fifth time in 50 seasons that a team has won after trailing by 7 runs or more.

Bobby Witt Jr. tied the game with a two-run triple in the ninth before the Royals secured a thrilling 10-9 victory against the Mariners after coming back from an 8-0 deficit. Witt had three hits, extending his hitting streak to eight games.

Mitch Haniger and Ryan Bliss shined for the Mariners with big hits, but the Royals mounted an impressive comeback with a four-run fourth inning. Seattle's Bryce Miller and Kansas City's Daniel Lynch IV struggled on the mound.

Kyle Isbel hit a tiebreaking RBI single in the eighth inning to lead the Kansas City Royals over the Cleveland Guardians. Royals pull within four games of Cleveland. Ramírez hit a solo homer for the Guardians. Royals split the series. Isbel recovering from injuries.