The last time the Kansas City Royals won a regular-season MLB award was in 2009, when Zack Greinke notched the American League Cy Young trophy.
Here’s a breakdown of the last time the Royals won every major MLB award:
Last Time a Royals Player Won MVP
George Brett is responsible for the only MVP in Royals history, winning the award in the 1980 campaign.
Last Time a Royals Player Won Cy Young
Zack Greinke posted the fourth Cy Young campaign in Royals history in 2009. Bret Saberhagen (1985 and 1989) leads the way as a two-time Cy Young winner.
Last Time a Royals Player Won Rookie of the Year
Angel Berroa was the last Kansas City player to win Rookie of the Year, doing so in 2003.
Kansas City has had four Rookie of the Year winners all-time.
Last Time a Royals Manager Won Manager of the Year
Tony Peña is the only Royals skipper to ever win Manager of the Year, an award he claimed for his work in 2003.
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