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The Padres traded pitchers Ryan Bergert and Stephen Kolek to the Royals to acquire catcher Freddy Fermin, aiming to improve offensive production at the position while managing their pitching staff. The move follows recent acquisitions of pitchers JP Sears and Mason Miller, and reflects the Padres' focus on bolstering their lineup ahead of the trade deadline.
The struggling Kansas City Royals narrowly avoided a sweep and a historic half-season start by walking off with a 4-3 win over the Cleveland Guardians. After allowing the go-ahead run on a straight steal of home in the 10th inning, Freddy Fermin came through with a game-tying and winning double, securing the victory for the Royals. Despite the win, the Royals still have the worst 81-game start in team history.
The Kansas City Royals won their first game of the season with right-hander Jordan Lyles starting on the mound, snapping a 15-game losing streak with Lyles. Lyles allowed four runs on eight hits in six innings, but the Royals rallied to defeat the Tampa Bay Rays 9-4. Freddy Fermin hit a three-run home run in the fourth inning to put Kansas City ahead for good. The Royals have a chance to win three of four against the first-place Rays in the series finale on Sunday.
The Kansas City Royals won their first game started by Jordan Lyles, defeating the Tampa Bay Rays 9-4. Despite a shaky start, the Royals chipped away at the Rays' lead and exploded for four runs in the fourth inning. Lyles settled down and went six innings with two strikeouts and one walk. Freddy Fermin hit a three-run blast and Edward Olivares hit a solo home run to seal the win. The Royals have a chance to win a road series against the Rays tomorrow afternoon.
The Kansas City Royals defeated the Chicago White Sox 4-3 on Thursday with a walk-off bunt by Freddy Fermin in the bottom of the ninth inning. This is the second time this season that the White Sox have lost on a walk-off bunt. The loss marks the third in the four-game series for the White Sox, who hold a 13-26 record and are 8.5 games back from the AL Central leading Twins.
Backup catcher Freddy Fermin executed a safety squeeze walk-off bunt to score Nick Pratto and give the Kansas City Royals a 4-3 victory over the White Sox. The bunt play was called by manager Matt Quatraro to avoid extra innings against hard-throwing Reynaldo López. The win gave the Royals their first series win in over a month and ended a homestand highlighted by home runs. Brady Singer had a solid start, allowing just one run over six innings. The Royals will now head out on a nine-game road trip with renewed momentum.
Royals backup catcher Freddy Fermin knocked the cover off a foul ball during a game against the D-backs. The D-backs broadcast crew explained that the perfect point of contact had to be at the rounded back edge of Fermin's cupped bat in order for the cover to tear. Fermin didn't realize what had happened until he saw a video replay after the game.