Royals bench Jensen or Caglianone vs. Gore in platoon move
Kansas City is sitting one of its young righties against Rangers southpaw Mackenzie Gore, highlighting an ongoing struggle against left-handed pitching.
The Royals are resting either Carter Jensen or Jac Caglianone for their game against the Rangers, with lefty Mackenzie Gore on the mound. Both players have struggled against left-handed pitching, prompting the platoon decision. The article does not specify which player is sitting, leaving some ambiguity. This reflects a broader evaluation process for Kansas City's young hitters down the stretch.
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