New Pitching Regime in Kansas City: What Does That Mean for Daniel Lynch and Jackson Kowar? — Prospects Live

Royals pitching development can only trend up because it has been horrific.

Conclusion
There is still hope for many of the former Royals pitching prospects in guys like Daniel Lynch and Jackson Kowar. We saw Brady Singer take significant strides and with the new pitching regime, the hope is that both Lynch and Kowar can take significant strides in their development by changing up their pitch mix, diving deep into data and analytics, and finding ways to keep hitters off their fastball. For both Lynch and Kowar, the hope is to make their secondary pitches more primary to help their fastballs become more efficient and effective.

We have seen new pitching coaches come in and quickly change the dynamics and talent of a pitching staff for the better. We have seen arms like Andrew Heaney and Tyler Anderson go to organizations that are known for developing pitchers and completely revitalize their careers. Outside of Lynch and Kower, Kris Bubic, Angel Zerpa, Jon Heasley, and many others could really benefit from this new change in Kansas City. There is hope that Brian Sweeney and Zach Bove can do that in Kansas City with the plenty of talented arms in the Royals system that has yet to maximize their potential.