For a pair of teams chasing. .500 records, plenty happened in the Royals split of a double header with the Cincinnati Reds on Wednesday. In the opener, Brad Keller was dazzling again. He ran his shutout total to open the season to 17 2/3 innings, and is having the best start by a Royals pitcher since Zack Greinke won the Cy Young Award in 2009.
In the second game, Matt Harvey made his Royals debut. The former Mets’ starter who faced the Royals twice in the 2015 World Series looked good early but got roughed up in the third inning. The Royals’ plans for Harvey? Beat writer Lynn Worthy breaks it down with SportsBeat KC host Blair Kerkhoff.
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Moustakas finally returns to KC but Keller’s dominance helps shut out his Reds
Royals fall to Reds in Matt Harvey’s debut and Jesse Hahn’s return
Reds’ broadcaster uses homophobic slur during Wednesday’s game against the Royals
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