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Bumgarner was named W.S MVP. Photo Credit: Jamie Square/ USA Today Sports Madison Bumgarner completed his dominant run in the World series, helping the Giants defeat the Royals 3-2 to win their 3rd World series title in the last five years. By: Michael Hanley

Ventura was dominant for KC. Photo Credit: Christopher Hanewinckel/USA Today Sports Behind stellar pitching and a seven run second inning, Kansas City defeated the Giants 10-0 to even the World Series at 3-3. By: Michael Hanley

Guthrie out dueled Time Hudson. Photo Credit: Kelley L. Cox/ USA Today Sports  Jeremy Guthrie pitched shutout ball into the sixth inning, which helped propel the Royals to a 3-2 win over the Giants in Game 3 of the World Series.  By: Michael Hanley

Infante had  a big night for KC. Photo Credit: Peter G. Aiken/ USA Today Sports The Royals finally broke through offensively for a five run sixth inning to lead them to a 7-2 victory over the Giants to even the World series at one game apiece. By: Michael Hanley

Bumgardner  cooled off the Royals lineup. Photo Credit: USA Today Sports Madison Bumgardner pitched a gem tonight and led his team to a 7-1 win over the Royals in Game 1 of the World Series. By: Michael Hanley

Holland got the save to send KC to the World Series. Photo Credit: USA Today Sports   The Royals took another step toward an improbable World Series championship as they finished off  a sweep of the Orioles with a 2-1 win over Baltimore to clinch the AL pennant.  By: Michael Hanley

Butler proved to be the hero for KC. Photo Credit: Peter Aiken/USA Today Sports Billy Butler drove in what would be the go ahead run for the Royals in the sixth inning and that would be enough for Kansas City as they defeated Baltimore 2-1 tonight at Kauffman Stadium. By: Michael Hanley

Moustakas was the hero for KC in Anaheim. Photo Credit: Rick Osentoski The first full day of LDS play was here and once again the Royals stole the show with their heroics they pulled off in the 11th inning out in Anaheim. Meanwhile, the Orioles took care of business at home. By: Michael Hanley

Perez the folk hero in KC. Photo Credit: Denny Medley/ USA Today Sports Salvador Perez came through with the base hit that completed a rollercoaster ride of a night for the Royals, who move on to face the Angels in the ALDS by defeating Oakland 9-8 in 12 inning son Tuesday night at Kauffman Stadium. By: Michael Hanley

    Pineda was solid in his start last night. Photo Credit: AP   The New York Yankees offense continued to cook as they belted three home runs in an 8-1 rout of the Kansas City Royals on Monday night. New York has now won five consecutive games which matched their longest winning streak of the season. By: Sunil Sunderraj

 Toronto has James Shields in its sights. Photo credit: Charlie Riedel/AP The Blue Jays have been the surprise team so far in all of the major leagues. They currently sit at 32-23, first place in the AL East and just had a nine game winning streak snapped last night. Their starters as a group have  done a solid job posting a collective 3.88 ERA, firth best in the American League, but are rumored to be looking to add a veteran starter to further strengthen the rotation.   By: Michael Hanley

Kansas City Royals are a legitimate playoff contender in 2014. Photo credit MLB  by Steve Painter  In the AL Central, each team has made changes from last year, and you can arguably say those changes have brought overall improvement for each one, and thus, this division may surprise some with the level of play expected for 2014. 

by Chad Jones An inside look at the first half of the MLB season for the AL Central teams. What does your team need to do to improve?