A veteran right-handed reliever is joining the Kansas City Royals. Craig Kimbrel, who has played for 11 other teams, will be signing with the Royals. This will be his third team this season.
Details of the signing were reported by MLB.com and the New York Post on Sunday. Kimbrel has had a 17-year career in baseball, playing for a total of 12 teams.
Further information about Kimbrel's signing with the Royals can be found through the reporting outlets, which have more details on the move.
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