Greg Holland (RP)

The Royals activated reliever Greg Holland (rib) off the disabled list on Saturday, as expected. Kansas City optioned reliever Nate Adcock back to Triple-A Omaha to make room on the roster for Holland.

Updating previous reports, the Kansas City Royals have activated RP Greg Holland (rib) from the ...

RotoInfo.com | May 12th, 2:24pm

05/12 - Removed From 15-Day DL (Stress reaction, left ribcage area)

RotoInfo.com | May 12th, 2:24pm

05/12 - Recalled From Minors Rehab Assignment

Royals reliever Greg Holland is set to return from the disabled list on Saturday, after spending a few outings in Double-A recovering from a left rib bone bruise. He joined the team on Friday after pitching on Thursday.

Kansas City Royals RP Greg Holland (rib) is with the team Friday, May 11, and ...

Royals reliever Greg Holland began his rehab assignment with Double-A Northwest Arkansas on Tuesday as he pitched an inning against Tulsa. Holland, on the DL with a ribs injury, gave up one run and threw 15 of his 19 pitches for strikes. "Obviously I didn't want to give up the run, but it's one of those things where I felt like I made a lot of quality pitches," said Holland, who was placed on the 15-day...

Kansas City Royals RP Greg Holland (rib) gave up one unearned run in his inning ...

RotoInfo.com | May 8th, 2:56pm

05/08 - Sent to Minors For Rehabilitation

Kansas City Royals RP Greg Holland (rib cage) left for a minor-league rehab assignment with ...

Kansas City Royals RP Greg Holland (rib cage) reported no pain after throwing 25 pitches ...

Kansas City relief pitcher Greg Holland is expected to begin a rehab assignment with Double-A Northwest Arkansas on Tuesday, according to MLB.com. Holland, who has been on the disabled list since April 21 with a rib injury, threw during batting practice on Saturday. "He looked really good," Royals manager Ned Yost said. "He had good life on his pitches. His command was off a little bit, but he had...

Kansas City Royals RP Greg Holland (rib cage) will throw batting practice Saturday, May 5. ...

RotoInfo.com | Apr 21st, 2:10pm

04/21 - Placed on 15-Day DL (Stress reaction, left ribcage area)

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