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Royals Eye Downtown Ballpark, Say Goodbye to Kauffman

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Brian McRae, former Royals center fielder, supports a potential move to downtown Kansas City for a new ballpark, citing the success of similar projects in other cities and his personal love for the downtown vibe.

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Royals Eye Downtown Ballpark, Say Goodbye to Kauffman

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Kansas City News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Royals Eye Downtown Ballpark, Say Goodbye to Kauffman. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Kansas City Royals fans and players might soon trade the suburbs for downtown vibes with a potential new ballpark. The team has been eyeing a move away from Kaufman Stadium, their home since 1973 and talks started back in 2021. Kaufman sits at the Truman Sports Complex and ranks as one of Major League Baseball's oldest venues, prompting the push for something fresh. Former Royal Centerfielder, Brian McCray, who played five seasons there, reminisced about his first big league hit, watching his dad how play, and even crashing in the clubhouse to hit the fountains as a kid. McCray backs the downtown ship hard, living there over 15 years and loving the streetcar ride idea. He's seen it thrive in other spots and figures if the Yankees pulled it off, Royals can too. By 2031, expect Royals Baseball to post right in the heart of the city, blending old memories with that new energy. That's the story for today. Kansas News Today, driven by AI.

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