Royals Honor Terrance Gore, Son Zane Throws First Pitch

0:00It's March 30th, M.O.B. News Today starts now, AI-powered and game-ready. I'm Corey with the story. Royale's fans pack Kaufman Stadium Monday for the home opener against the twins, buzzing with excitement for the 2026 season, but before first pitch, the team paused to honor former Outfielder, Terrence Gore, a World Series champ who passed away in February at just 34 years old. Single-game tickets are on sale now if you want to catch the action. Earlier this week in Atlanta, the Braves held their own moment of silence with Gore's family there in attendance. Royale's general manager, J.J. Picollo, got emotional talking about it, saying it's tragic to lose someone so young and that honoring the family is the least they could do. Biccolo shared how Gore was deep into his kid's baseball lives, especially his son, Zane, who's playing youthball. Fans showed mad love during the pre-game ceremony, giving the family a huge welcome onto the field. Brittany Gore and her three kids joined Biccolo out there,

1:01with flowers for her and the youngest in his arms. Then Zane stepped up, throwing a perfect first pitch, right to Royale's Hall of Famer, Alex Gordon. The crowd erupted just like they did when Terrence stole bases back in the day, turning grief into a celebration of his legacy as baseball kicked off. In Kansas City,