Moss and his manager, Ned Yost, expressed confidence that the slugger will overcome his early-season struggles, Jeffrey Flanagan of MLB.com reports.

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Moss -- who agreed to a two-year, $12 million deal with the Royals in January -- has just one hit through 16 at-bats while striking out a team-high 10 times. The good news is that his manager is known for being loyal to his veterans. "It'll come for him," Yost said. "I'm not worried. Adjusting back to the American League, adjusting to a new team, it takes time. He's a veteran. He'll be fine." Moss has never been a guy to hammer the ball in the season's first month anyway, so owners shouldn't reach for the panic button just yet.