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Mets

L.Cain popped out to second baseman Dan.Murphy.

S.Perez doubled to left, Moustakas to third.

A.Gordon doubled to left, Moustakas scored, S.Perez to third.

Doubled to left, Moustakas scored, S.Perez to third.

Orlando hit a sacrifice fly to left fielder Cespedes, S.Perez scored, A.Gordon to third.

Hit a sacrifice fly to left fielder Cespedes, S.Perez scored, A.Gordon to third.

A.Escobar tripled to center, A.Gordon scored.

Zobrist grounded out, shortstop W.Flores to first baseman Duda.

Grounded out, shortstop W.Flores to first baseman Duda.

Duda singled to left, Dan.Murphy scored, Cespedes to third.

Singled to left, Dan.Murphy scored, Cespedes to third.

A.Escobar singled to center, A.Gordon scored, Rios to second.

Singled to center, A.Gordon scored, Rios to second.

Royals

Hosmer singled to center, Rios scored, A.Escobar scored.

Singled to center, Rios scored, A.Escobar scored.

Moustakas singled to right, Hosmer scored, K.Morales to third.

Singled to right, Hosmer scored, K.Morales to third.

Mets fourth.  Granderson walked on a full count.  D.Wright fouled out to first baseman Hosmer.  Dan.Murphy walked, Granderson to second.  Cespedes grounded into fielder's choice, third baseman Moustakas unassisted, Granderson out, Dan.Murphy to second.  Duda singled to left, Dan.Murphy scored, Cespedes to third.  T.d'Arnaud flied out to right fielder Rios.

Royals fifth.  A.Gordon walked on a full count.  Rios singled to left, A.Gordon to second.  A.Escobar singled to center, A.Gordon scored, Rios to second.  Zobrist grounded out, first baseman Duda unassisted, Rios to third, A.Escobar to second.  L.Cain lined out to center fielder Lagares.  Hosmer singled to center, Rios scored, A.Escobar scored.  K.Morales singled to right, Hosmer to third.  Moustakas singled to right, Hosmer scored, K.Morales to third.  S.Perez grounded out, third baseman D.Wright to first baseman Duda.

Royals eighth.  Moustakas singled to right.  S.Perez doubled to left, Moustakas to third.  A.Gordon doubled to left, Moustakas scored, S.Perez to third.  A.Reed pitching.  Orlando hit a sacrifice fly to left fielder Cespedes, S.Perez scored, A.Gordon to third.  A.Escobar tripled to center, A.Gordon scored.  Gilmartin pitching.  Zobrist grounded out, shortstop W.Flores to first baseman Duda.  L.Cain popped out to second baseman Dan.Murphy.

The Royals are the seventh team in the last 40 years to win Game 1 of the World Series after trailing by two or more runs. The other six (1977 NYY, 1980 Phi, 1988 LA, 1993 Tor, 1998 NYY, 2010 SF) all went on to win the series.

The Mets have blown ninth-inning leads in four postseason games, including Game 1 in their last two trips to the World Series.

Game 1 was tied for the longest contest in World Series history in terms of innings. Game 2 of the 1916 World Series between the Red Sox and Robins and Game 3 of the 2005 World Series between the White Sox and Astros also went 14 innings.

The Royals have outscored their opponents by 27 runs (38-11) from the seventh inning on this postseason -- the top such scoring differential in postseason history.

With a victory tonight, Jacob deGrom can become the first pitcher in MLB history to win four road games in a single postseason. Jacob deGrom has fanned 27 batters in his first three postseason starts, more than all but four pitchers in postseason history.

In his last start, Johnny Cueto became just the fourth starter to allow eight earned runs in a League Championship Series game. However, Cueto has allowed a total of just six earned runs over his last four starts against the Mets.

Eric Hosmer's sacrifice fly was the was first walkoff sac fly in World Series play since Jerry Willard of the Atlanta Braves in Game 4 of the 1991 World Series against the Minnesota Twins (Braves won, 3-2).

Despite seeing his six-game postseason home run streak come to an end last night, Daniel Murphy has still become the sixth player ever to get a hit and score a run in eight or more straight postseason games.

At 42 years and 156 days old, Bartolo Colon became the oldest pitcher to ever lose a World Series game. Prior to last night, Pete Alexander (41 years, 222 days) had been the oldest, as he lost Game 2 of the 1928 World Series.

HP - Carlson, 1B - Winters, 2B - Wolf, 3B - Marquez

(AP) - Johnny Cueto is happy at home, and that's where he'll pitch in the World Series.
The excitable right-hander with those signature dreadlocks is scheduled to start for the Kansas City Royals in Game 2 and potentially Game 6 - both at Kauffman Stadium.

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP)  Following the final out, after Johnny Cueto completed his two-hitter, several hundred fans remained in Kauffman Stadium, wanting one more look at the Kansas City Royals.
The next time they see Eric Hosmer and his teammates may be in a parade.

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New York Mets @ Kansas City Royals on October 29, 2015

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