The Tigers outlasted the Royals in 11 innings, 9-5, in front of 17,835 fans on Friday night at Kauffman Stadium. They had won in 13 innings at Minnesota, 10-9, less than 24 hours before.

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Royals drop heartbreaker against Tigers

Gil Meche, who made his Royals' bullpen debut on Wednesday, was pumped by his scoreless ninth inning in a 4-3 loss to the Rangers.

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Meche satisfied with first bullpen stint

Royals catcher Jason Kendall went through surgery for extensive repairs of his right shoulder on Friday in Los Angeles.

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Kendall undergoes successful surgery

Brian Bannister and Luke Hochevar are back in the Royals' rotation but, for one time at least, as a tandem. Bannister will start and Hochevar will follow him next Tuesday at Minnesota.

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Bannister, Hochevar return to Royals' rotation

A crowd of 23,795 was on hand as the O-Royals sent Rosenblatt Stadium out in style by sweeping Round Rock. Omaha's Mike Moustakas wasted no time in extending his hitting streak and his RBI streak to eight games as he launched a two-run blast in the first.

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Royals Minor League Report: Sept. 2

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Royals end Rosenblatt era in style

It's always been Omaha for the Royals and it will be through the 2014 season.

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Omaha to be KC's Triple-A affiliate thru '14

Lucas May was just happy to have earned his first big league callup when he learned that Jason Kendall's season-ending injury would allow him to get more playing time during the season's final month.

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Rookie May to benefit from Kendall's absence

Omaha won a third straight over Round Rock. Brian Bannister made a rehab start, holding the Express scoreless on five hits while striking out two over 3 1/3 innings.

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Royals Minor League Report: Sept. 1

The Royals won't see the Rangers again this season and they won't miss them one little bit.

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Royals come up short in finale vs. Rangers