Don't let the records fool you. Cleveland might be better positioned than even the Astros, Red Sox and Yankees as the trade deadline looms.
Two Royals pitchers were added to the AL All-Star roster Monday, which brings Kansas City to an MLB-high six representatives, while Yankees designated hitter Alex Rodriguez was left off the team.
Who deserves a spot on the American League's All-Star Game roster this year? Our experts make their picks for the Midsummer Classic in Cincinnati.
Detroit first baseman Miguel Cabrera has overtaken Kansas City's Eric Hosmer in the latest results of All-Star fan voting, leaving seven Royals on track to start the game.
If baseball fans aren't happy with the Kansas City Royals being kings of the hill when it comes to All-Star balloting, manager Ned Yost has a message: Vote.
Seven players on the AL champion Kansas City Royals are on track to start in next month's All-Star Game.
