Royals Sign Tony Gonsolin, Immediately Place Him on 15-Day IL
Kansas City adds the former Dodgers starter on a major-league deal but he begins the year on the injured list.
The Kansas City Royals officially signed right-hander Tony Gonsolin to a major-league contract covering 2026 with a club option for 2027. Gonsolin was placed on the 15-day injured list immediately upon signing, indicating he is not yet ready to contribute. The move is a low-risk reclamation attempt on a pitcher who was a key part of the Dodgers rotation before injuries derailed his recent seasons.
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Royals Sign Tony Gonsolin, Immediately Place Him on 15-Day IL
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Royals Announce Roster Moves
The official Royals account posted a roster move announcement, but the linked content was not included in the article body.