Yastrzemski hit a 370-foot blast over the wall in right-center field while facing Kevin Gausman in the second inning of the Royals’ game against the Blue Jays.

Royals right fielder Mike Yastrzemski matched a Major League Baseball record that was done by a Hall of Famer.

Royals trade deadline addition Mike Yastrzemski has channelled his inner Rickey Henderson during an impressive debut with Kansas City.

Growing up in New England, Mike Yastrzemski actually liked hockey more than baseball, lacing up his skates every year until he was a junior in high school. Baseball was in his blood, though, and it was the sport he was always more talented in,

The Royals acquired Yastrzemski right at the MLB trade deadline. He was a last-second addition to bolster their underwhelming outfield. In the deal, the Royals sent pitching prospect Yunior Marte to the Giants. It was a move that has paid immediate dividends.

Mike Yastrzemski was playing golf the day of the trade deadline. Then the call came in that would start a multi-day saga.

The Kansas City Royals acquired outfielder Mike Yastrzemski from the San Francisco Giants on July 31, and the outfielder has had a historic stretch with his new

The anatomy of a Jack Leiter start has been the same lately: a lot of walks, a lot of strikeouts. Some high-powered fastballs to go along with some shaky command.

During a recent interview, Mike Yastrzemski left the door open for a return to the Giants in the very near future.

The Kansas City Royals won again on Monday night, beating the Texas Rangers 4-3 at Kauffman Stadium. The Royals are now 64-61, and they've crept into the playof

Now with the Royals, outfielder Mike Yastrzemski is speaking out about his much-maligned former Giants teammate.