Royals Send Five Pitchers to Triple-A Omaha

The Kansas City Royals have outrighted five right-handed pitchers to Triple-A Omaha, as reported by the MLB.com transactions tracker. The players involved are Alex Lange, Mason Black, Connor Seabold, Alec Marsh, and Easton McGee, all of whom went unclaimed after being placed on waivers.

Seabold and McGee have chosen to become free agents, while Lange and Marsh are also eligible to explore the open market. This roster move comes during a busy period for teams, as players become free agents after the World Series and those on the injured list must be addressed.

Seabold, who was acquired from the Blue Jays, struggled with injuries and performance, while McGee was traded from the Brewers and also faced challenges at the major league level. Lange, signed as a free agent, had a disappointing season, and Marsh has been sidelined by injuries for two years. Black, the only player without free agency rights, has had a mixed performance since joining the Royals.