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Healthy vets should boost Royals on Opening Day

KANSAS CITY -- As injuries and fatigue gripped the 2016 Royals, they missed the postseason for the first time since '13. Still, they finished 81-81 for their fourth consecutive non-losing season, a successful stretch they have not accomplished in more than a quarter of a century.

Expectations for 2017 are high. Kansas City will get a healthy Mike Moustakas back at third base, along with Lorenzo Cain in the outfield and Jason Vargas in the rotation. A return trip to the World Series should be within reach.

Duffy's complete-game victory
Danny Duffy pitches his first Major League complete game, allowing just one run while striking out six to earn his ninth win of the year
Royals' O'Hearn named to Fall Stars Game

Dyson makes Mays-like catch in season finale
Jarrod Dyson runs back toward the wall and makes a great over-the-shoulder running catch to rob Francisco Lindor of a hit in the 6th

Lindor led off the sixth with a deep drive near the center-field wall at Kauffman Stadium.