The Athletic's MLB Senior Writer Keith Law praises the Kansas City Royals for spending money and improving their club by signing relief pitcher Carlos Estevez.

The Philadelphia Phillies just saw their standout closer Carlos Estevez depart in free agency this winter. According to CBS Sports’ Matt Snyder, who relayed a pair of reports on the latest marquee free agent move, Estevez agreed to terms with the Kansas City Royals on Wednesday:

The Royals add All-Star closer Carlos Estévez on a two-year deal to boost their bullpen after last season’s struggles.

After their improbable run to the postseason last year, the Kansas City Royals‘ contending window seems firmly open in 2025. This winter they’d already

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The Kansas City Royals have reached an agreement with free agent right-handed closer Carlos Estevez on a two-year contract, according to multiple media reports Wednesday evening.

According to MLB insider Ken Rosenthal, right-handed closer Carlos Estévez has signed a two-year contract with Kansas City. That contract reportedly features a club option as well.

Free agent closer Carlos Estévez will sign with the Kansas City Royals, ESPN’s Jeff Passan reports. According to Mark Feinsand of MLB.com, the eight-year veteran right-hander is receiving a two-year,

Carlos Estévez has a new home. The All-Star closer inked a two-year deal with a club option with the Royals, The Post confirmed on Wednesday. Estévez will be paid $10 million in each of his first two seasons in Kanas City and the club option is worth $13 million,