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Locked On Royals - Daily Podcast On The Kansas City Royals

Locked On Podcast Network, Jack Johnson, Locked On Podcast Network, Jack Johnson
Kansas City Royals
Minnesota Twins
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Guardians
New York Yankees
Jac Caglianone
Cole Ragans
Chicago White Sox
Noah Cameron
Bullpen
Tampa Bay Rays
Major League Baseball
Royals
Seth Lugo
Salvador Perez
Baseball
Carter Jensen
Bobby Witt Jr.
Los Angeles Angels
Michael Wacha

Locked On Royals podcast is your daily ticket to stay ahead of the game and the first to know the latest news, analysis, and insider info for the Kansas City Royals and Major League Baseball. The Locked On Royals podcast provides your daily Royals fix with expert, local analysis, and coverage of all aspects of the Royals franchise. Locked On Royals takes you beyond the scoreboard for the inside sc... more

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Latest Episodes

We debate if Vinnie Pasquantino's recent stretch of play is the real version of him or just a random stretch. Next, we explain why Gavin Cross or Carson Roccaforte deserve a shot in September. Lastly, give the needed record on the homestand for the R... more

We explain why the Royals can't keep running Seth Lugo out there to start as normal. Next, we praise Jac Caglianone for becoming an all-around hitter. Lastly, why did the Royals put John Schreiber on waivers. Host Jack Johnson talks about it all next... more

Chance Liebau reacts to game three between the Kansas City Royals and Cleveland Guardians. Kansas City Royals suffer a crushing 11-1 loss to the Cleveland Guardians, raising urgent questions about Seth Lugo's future in the starting rotation. Is Lugo'... more

Chance Liebau reacts to game two between the Kansas City Royals and Cleveland Guardians. Kansas City Royals surge past the Cleveland Guardians, fueled by Josh Rojas’ clutch hitting and a resilient bullpen performance. Are the Royals quietly positioni... more

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Recent Guests

Shawn Murnin
Voice of the Northwest Arkansas Naturals
Northwest Arkansas Naturals (Royals affiliate)
Episode: 1-On-1 with Northwest Arkansas Naturals broadcaster Shawn Murnin
John Sherman
Royals owner
Kansas City Royals
Episode: Why did the Kansas City Royals sign Craig Kimbrel?
Marshall Garvey
Author of Interstate 85: The Royals, The Cardinals, and The Show Me World Series
University of Missouri Press
Episode: Interstate 85: The story behind the book that covers it all
Brett Chancy
Referenced as guest in intro
Episode: The bullpen can't be fixed in 2026
Mike Scanton
Former Yankee, referenced as a guest in intro
Former MLB player
Episode: The bullpen can't be fixed in 2026
Jeff Passan
ESPN baseball writer
ESPN
Episode: 1-On-1 with Jeff Passan
Carter Jensen
Royals catcher, discussed for struggles behind the plate and at the plate
Kansas City Royals
Episode: Royals POSTCAST: Kansas City Royals RALLY For ANOTHER Win Over Mariners In Extra Innings!
Jeff Carr
From Locked On Reds hosting crossover content
Locked On Reds
Episode: Royals avoid scare with Ragans in ugly loss
Preston Farr
Contributor to 816 Substack, Royals prospector and writer
816 Substack
Episode: Crossover episode with Preston Farr

Hosts

Jack Johnson
Host of Locked On Royals, part of Locked On Podcast Network; regular face across postgame and analysis segments.
Chance Liebau
Host of postgame reaction and related segments; contributes guest insights and host dialogue.

Reviews

4.3 out of 5 stars from 200 ratings
  • Not a good pod

    Jack is not positive about the royals at all and coming from someone who watches every game, he seemed to not have even watched it. He is really bad at lifting up a fan base that is already not happy with the season.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    #RoyalsWorldSeries’27👑🧢🏆
    United Statesa month ago
  • Good podcast, but….

    I love this podcast and the royals. I especially like Jack and the problems he addresses, the could-be changes to the team that he goes through, and I think I’ve learned more about the royals listening to this podcast than watching the actual games themselves!

    But on the other hand, Chance, the post cast host, is too critical on this team, even at their best. I can’t celebrate a good win when listening to the post cast. I get that the royals have disappointed this 2026 season, but that doesn’t... more

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    TheBoiz1234
    United Statesa month ago
  • Meh

    Pros and cons with this one. I’ll start with the good. Jack is a good host. He’s knowledgeable and clearly loves this team. Having a regular source of Royals talk is good, and he’s good with being up front if the schedule is going to change.

    Unfortunately, those positives are washed out by the negatives. Jack seems hesitant, scared, or unwilling to call out the coaching staff, front office, or ownership. I can chalk this up to his position as a reporter but it’s a bit tiring.

    The worst aspect ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    wswilliams1994
    United States2 months ago
  • Questions

    I’m wondering, when do think Salvador Perez will retire. And if Bobby Witt Jr were to be traded where to and for how much and why? By the way my name is Jacob.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Salveisthebest
    United States2 months ago
  • Consistent and knowledgeable

    This podcast is hard to evaluate. Jack, the main host is pretty solid. However Chance, who hosts the post game pods (which show up in the same feed) , is inarticulate, regularly unprepared, and out of the 5 of his I listened to, in 4 of them it appeared as though he did not even watch the game.

    Jack does a good job following off-season content, but I am done with the in season pods.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    CBT Coach
    United States3 months ago

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Chance's live-chat tone draws mixed reactions from fans.
Audience likes the balance between deep analysis and mailbag Fridays.
Ads and sponsor reads are noted but not universally welcomed.
Many listeners praise Jack's knowledge and responsiveness to questions.

Chart Rankings

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Apple Podcasts
#88
United States/Sports/Baseball
Apple Podcasts
#30
France/Sports/Baseball
Apple Podcasts
#29
Sweden/Sports/Baseball
Apple Podcasts
#36
Norway/Sports/Baseball
Apple Podcasts
#58
Israel/Sports/Baseball
Apple Podcasts
#225
Japan/Sports/Baseball

Talking Points

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How the Kansas City Royals should approach the final stretch of 2026
Q: Will the Royals go after infield/outfield bats or pitchers in free agency?
The discussion leans toward upgrading the bullpen with high-velocity arms and adding starting pitching, while not sacrificing top prospects in trades.
How the Kansas City Royals should approach the final stretch of 2026
Q: Should teams sign free agents before the lockout, or wait until it ends?
Be aggressive and act early to maintain leverage in the market rather than waiting for the lockout to end.
How the Kansas City Royals should approach the final stretch of 2026
Q: Why is Starling Marte still playing?
Marte is valued for his clubhouse presence and veteran leadership, and the host suggests keeping him around to help the young players develop, even if he is not a regular in the lineup.
How the Kansas City Royals should approach the final stretch of 2026
Q: Do you agree our impact bat needs to be right-handed?
The host discusses balancing the lineup with more right-handed bats while not ruling out left-handed options if a strong hitter is available, given the current mix includes multiple left-handed bats.
The plan for the roster moving forward
Q: What are your thoughts on the Royals' bullpen and rotation outlook for next year?
The discussion centers on overhauling the bullpen with more high-velocity arms, considering Daniel Lynch as a reliever rather than a starter, and weighing trades or free-agent signings to solidify two key rotation spots while preparing for the long term.

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A daily Kansas City Royals-focused show delivering in-depth game analysis, roster moves, and long-term strategy beyond the box score. Episodes often dissect pitching depth, bullpen usage, and in-season decisions while weighing immediate results against a broader rebuild narrative. The format blends tactical breakdown with fan Q&As, sponsor reads, and cross-promotions, creating a candid, opinionated space for listeners who want both practical takeaways and behind-the-scenes context. A standout aspect is the clear divide in host perspectives—one tends to deliver data-driven, balanced commentary while the other injects high-energy, gut-reaction insights—which keeps discussions lively as the team navigates a complex competitive horizon.

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Recent guests on Locked On Royals include:

1. Shawn Murnin
2. John Sherman
3. Marshall Garvey
4. Brett Chancy
5. Mike Scanton
6. Jeff Passan
7. Carter Jensen
8. Jeff Carr

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