Salvy Makes Royals History, Cameron Delivers, and the Trade Deadline Looms

Salvador Perez is now the Kansas City Royals' all-time home run leader, and Jacob Milham and Jeremy Greco give the record-breaking moment the full treatment it deserves. Perez's sustained power, his ability to keep producing at this stage of his career, and the curious absence of recognition from MLB The Show all factor into a broader conversation about his place in franchise history. The record-breaking shot could not have come at a more fitting time, and the final stretch of the season could still add to his total in meaningful ways. The trade deadline is closing in, and the Royals need to approach it as sellers. Jacob and Jeremy work through the latest rumors, potential player moves, and what realistic returns look like for the pieces the front office should prioritize moving. Lane Thomas is among the names in play, and the market dynamics around him and others are worth understanding before the deadline arrives. Noah Cameron followed up a difficult 2026 with a career-best start, and the mechanical and strategic differences from his earlier outings are worth isolating. Whether it signals a genuine adjustment or remains an outlier will depend on what comes next, but the performance itself demands attention. The Kansas City stadium debate is heating up, with Jeremy's recent article on the process providing important context. The public vote, the tension between public need and corporate interest, and what the outcome could mean for the franchise's long-term future in Kansas City all deserve the attention they are getting. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.