Bobby Witt Jr.: A Stellar Season Leads Royals into Playoffs

Kansas City Royals‘ shortstop, Bobby Witt Jr., frequently referred to as “Bobby Baseball,” has finished a remarkable season with a batting average of .332 over the course of 161 games. Witt Jr. has solidified his position as a key player for the Royals, amassing 211 hits, which ranks as the fifth-highest total in a single season for the Kansas City franchise.

Witt Jr. has also achieved a milestone by becoming the first major league shortstop to secure consecutive 30-30 seasons, with this feat marking a significant achievement in baseball history. His remarkable performance has sparked conversations regarding his candidacy for the American League MVP award, backed by an impressive 61 multi-hit games.

Moreover, Witt Jr. set a new franchise record for the Royals with 88 extra-base hits in a single season, further highlighting his exceptional contribution to the team’s offense. As the Royals advance into the postseason, Witt Jr. is slated to lead the team in the upcoming American League Wild-Card Series against the Baltimore Orioles on Tuesday.

Fans have the opportunity to rally behind the Royals by downloading a specially designed Bobby Witt Jr. phone background, created by Neil Nakahodo of The Star. The exclusive image is available for download, offering a way for supporters to showcase their enthusiasm for the team and their star shortstop. Registration or account creation on The Star’s platform is required to access this collectible digital item.