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The Royals moved in the fences. How many more homers are coming?

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Last month, the Royals announced a most unexpected change for the 2026 season: After years of having the second-most spacious park in the Majors – and first among those that aren’t located a mile high – they’d be pulling in the fences at Kauffman Stadium. The fences in left field
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The Royals moved in the fences. How many more homers are coming?

Last month, the Royals announced a most unexpected change for the 2026 season: After years of having the second-most spacious park in the Majors – and first among those that aren’t located a mile high – they’d be pulling in the fences at Kauffman Stadium. The fences in left field

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MLB broke the news in United States on Wednesday, February 4, 2026.
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