RF Reymond Fuentes singled in two of three at-bats against Indians RHP Carlos Carrasco. He has four hits in five career at-bats off Carrasco. Fuentes raised his average to .351 and is 8-for-16 since his June 1 recall from Triple-A Omaha.

RF Reymond Fuentes singled in two of three at-bats against Indians RHP Carlos Carrasco. He has four hits in five career at-bats off Carrasco. Fuentes raised his average to .351 and is 8-for-16 since his June 1 recall from Triple-A Omaha.

OF Rey Fuentes went 3-for-4 in his first game since being recalled from Triple-A Omaha on Wednesday. It's his first career three-hit game.

OF Reymond Fuentes, who was the Royals' Opening Day right fielder against the Mets, was recalled from Triple-A Omaha. He hit .238 with three RBIs in six games before going back to the minors when OF Jarrod Dyson came off the disabled list. Fuentes hit .302 with the Storm Chasers.

OF Reymond Fuentes, who hit .238 in six starts in right field, was optioned to Triple-A Omaha. The Royals want Fuentes to continue to get at-bats with Omaha, thus deciding to keep speedy Terrance Gore as a spare outfielder and pinch runner. Gore does not have an at-bat this season with his only two appearances as a pinch runner.

RF Reymond Fuentes recorded his first career multi-hit game, finishing 2-for-4 with a walk while batting ninth. Fuentes also recorded his first career outfield assist, throwing out Astros RF George Springer at third base in the sixth inning. Fuentes, who collected his first hit with the Royals last Friday, was on an Opening Day roster for the first time.

RF Reymond Fuentes, a left-handed hitter, was not in the lineup against Twins LHP Tommy Milone on Saturday. Fuentes delivered a two-run single on Friday for his first Kansas City hit. "Eventually, I'm thinking about getting my spring training swing back, so we can keep on rolling," Fuentes said.

RF Reymond Fuentes delivered a two-run two-out single in the second inning. Not only was it his first Royals' hit, but his first big league hit since Sept. 28, 2013 at San Francisco.

OF Reymond Fuentes may be staying up with the World Series champion Royals. Fuentes has the inside track for a spare outfield spot after Jarrod Dyson pulled an oblique muscle in the first spring game, an injury that likely will force him to begin the season on the disabled list. Fuentes, a second cousin of former Royals OF Carlos Beltran, is hitting .389 with two double and a home run in 11 spring games. "He's definitely in the mix," Kansas City manager Ned Yost said.

Fuentes was optioned to Triple-A Omaha on Saturday.

The team wanted to add some infield depth after Alcides Escobar took a shot to the legs Friday night, so it send Fuentes packing and brought up Orlando Calixte. Escobar's injury does not appear to be serious, but Fuentes will be forced to stay down for at least 10 days unless the team places a player on the DL.

Fuentes was recalled from Triple-A Omaha on Friday, FOX Sports KC's Joel Goldberg reports.

The Royals originally recalled Terrance Gore when Alex Rios (hand) was placed on the disabled list, but the team now wants to go in a different direction. Both guys offer more speed than power, but Fuentes has at least put up solid numbers in the minors, whereas Gore is purely a no-bat speedster. Fuentes will likely just be the Royals' fifth outfielder, as Jarrod Dyson and Paulo Orlando are expected to get most of the playing time in right field while Rios is out.

Fuentes was traded to the Royals on Thursday.

Fuentes split time between Double-A and Triple-A in 2014, hitting a combined .294/.363/.416 with five home runs, 33 RBI and 25 stolen bases between the two levels. The Royals will likely lose Norichika Aoki in the offseason, and Fuentes could be a candidate for a bench spot with the Royals in 2014 with a good spring training.

Padres optioned OF Reymond Fuentes to Triple-A Tucson.

The 23-year-old outfielder had a chance to crack the Opening Day roster as a reserve outfielder with a strong spring, but hit just .095 (2-for-21) with five strikeouts. He should get a chance with the Padres at some point during the season.

Padres purchased the contract of OF Reymond Fuentes from Triple-A Tucson.

Acquired from the Red Sox back in the winter of 2010 as part of the Adrian Gonzalez deal, Fuentes has had a breakout year this season, batting .330/.413/.448 with six homers and 35 steals between Double- and Triple-A. With Cameron Maybin no lock to return this season, the Padres' center field job could be Fuentes' through the end of next month. He's worth a look in deeper leagues if you need speed.