Former Nebraska baseball star Alex Gordon was inducted into the Kansas City Royals Hall of Fame on Friday afternoon.

Last year, the Kansas City Royals hit gold with some of their starting pitcher signings. They need repeated results to be a factor in the AL Central in 2025, along with their young breakout and sleeper hitters playing up to their potential.

LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) – Former Husker baseball player Alex Gordon will be the 31st inductee into the Kansas City Royals Hall of Fame. Officials announced Friday that Gordon will be inducted during a ceremony at Kauffman Stadium on June 13, when the Royals face the Athletics.

He hit one of the biggest home runs in Kansas City Royals history. He’ll be inducted into the team’s HOF this year.

On the heels of getting to the American League Division Series, the Kansas City Royals enter the 2025 season with a huge amount of expectations. The team finished second in the American League Central and went out and added former Rookie of the Year Jonathan India and All-Star closer Carlos Estevez,

Alex Gordon will be enshrined as the 31st member of the Royals Hall of Fame, with the Kansas City Royals naming him the lone inductee of the 2025 class on Friday morning. Gordon’s induction ceremony is set for June 13 at Kauffman Stadium before the Royals face the A’s.

One of the heroes of the 2015 World Series and most decorated defensive players in Royals history has received one of the team’s highest honors. The Kansas City Royals announced on Friday morning that Alex Gordon has been elected into the Royals Hall of Fame.

Alex Gordon, who played his entire 14-year MLB career in Kansas City and helped snap the franchise's 30-year title drought, will be inducted into the Royals Hall of Fame on June 13.