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L.Cain singled to center, J.Dyson scored.

K.Morales singled to left, L.Cain scored.

A.Gordon singled to right, K.Morales scored, S.Pérez to third.

Singled to right, K.Morales scored, S.Pérez to third.

S.Castro doubled to left, Gregorius scored.

A.Escobar homered to left on a 1-2 count, K.Morales scored, A.Gordon scored.

Homered to left on a 1-2 count, K.Morales scored, A.Gordon scored.

Cuthbert singled to right, Mondesí scored.

Hosmer singled to center, Cuthbert scored, L.Cain to third.

Singled to center, Cuthbert scored, L.Cain to third.

Gregorius doubled to center, Ellsbury scored, Hicks scored, G.Sánchez to third.

Doubled to center, Ellsbury scored, Hicks scored, G.Sánchez to third.

S.Castro hit a sacrifice fly to left fielder A.Gordon, G.Sánchez scored.

Hit a sacrifice fly to left fielder A.Gordon, G.Sánchez scored.

Headley hit an infield single to second, Gregorius scored.

Hit an infield single to second, Gregorius scored.

Royals first.  J.Dyson hit an infield single to second.  On Pineda's wild pitch, J.Dyson to second.  Cuthbert struck out.  J.Dyson stole third.  L.Cain singled to center, J.Dyson scored.  L.Cain stole second.  Hosmer flied out to center fielder Ellsbury.  K.Morales singled to left, L.Cain scored.  S.Pérez singled to center, K.Morales to second.  A.Gordon singled to right, K.Morales scored, S.Pérez to third.  A.Gordon was caught stealing, catcher G.Sánchez to second baseman S.Castro, A.Gordon out.

Yankees fourth.  Hicks lined out to second baseman Mondesí.  G.Sánchez struck out.  Gregorius doubled to right.  S.Castro doubled to left, Gregorius scored.  B.McCann flied out to left fielder A.Gordon.

Royals seventh.  K.Morales singled to center.  S.Pérez singled to left, K.Morales to second.  Layne pitching.  A.Gordon grounded into fielder's choice, first baseman Austin to shortstop Gregorius, K.Morales to third, S.Pérez out.  B.Parker pitching.  A.Escobar homered to left on a 1-2 count, K.Morales scored, A.Gordon scored.  Mondesí singled to right.  J.Dyson grounded out, second baseman S.Castro to first baseman Austin, Mondesí to second.  Cuthbert singled to right, Mondesí scored.  L.Cain walked, Cuthbert to second.  Yates pitching.  Hosmer singled to center, Cuthbert scored, L.Cain to third.  K.Morales struck out.

Yankees eighth.  Butera in as catcher.  C.Young pitching.  Ellsbury reached on interference on catcher Butera.  On defensive indifference, Ellsbury to second.  Hicks walked.  G.Sánchez was hit by a pitch, Ellsbury to third, Hicks to second.  Gregorius doubled to center, Ellsbury scored, Hicks scored, G.Sánchez to third.  Moylan pitching.  S.Castro hit a sacrifice fly to left fielder A.Gordon, G.Sánchez scored.  B.McCann grounded out, first baseman Hosmer unassisted, Gregorius to third.  Headley hit an infield single to second, Gregorius scored.  Gardner pinch-hitting for Judge.  Gardner walked on four pitches, Headley to second.  Teixeira pinch-hitting for Austin.  K.Herrera pitching.  Teixeira grounded out, second baseman Mondesí to first baseman Hosmer.

The Yankees won two out of three at home against Baltimore, scoring 27 combined runs on Friday and Saturday, while being shut out yesterday. The 27 runs marked only the tenth time since the turn of the century that the Yankees scored at least 27 runs over two games, and the first since July 27-28, 2015 when they also scored 27 runs.

The Royals won two out of three in Boston against the Red Sox, winning the rubber game last night, 10-4. Kansas City scored eight runs in the sixth inning yesterday, their most in a single inning since also scoring eight in the fifth inning on August 5, 2014 against the Arizona Diamondbacks.

Gary Sanchez hit his 11th home run of the season on Saturday against the Orioles in his 23rd career game, the fewest games to 11 homers in MLB since home runs became an official statistic in 1913.

Salvador Perez hit three home runs in Boston, including his 20th last night, becoming the first Royal to have consecutive seasons with 20+ home runs and 25+ doubles since Carlos Beltran and Mike Sweeney did so in the 2001 and 2002 seasons.

In four career appearances against the Yankees (three starts), Dillon Gee is 1-2 with a 3.04 ERA. Through his first two appearances, Gee was 0-2 with a 4.50 ERA (7/14.0), striking out 12 while walking six batters. Over his last two, Gee is 1-0 with a 1.42 ERA (2/12.2), striking out 15 while walking one batter.

Michael Pineda has faced the Royals seven times in his career, going 3-4 with a 3.40 ERA. Through his first four starts against Kansas City, Pineda had a 1.65 ERA (5/27.1), but over his last three he has a 6.11 ERA (12/17.2).

HP - O'Nora, 1B - Hoberg, 2B - Kellogg, 3B - Tumpane

KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- While the Kansas City Royals have won their seven previous series, they will need a victory Wednesday over the New York Yankees to make it eight straight.
The Yankees topped the Royals 5-4 in 10 innings Tuesday night as the two teams have split the first two games of the series. Not only did the game go an extra inning, there was a 59-minute rain delay after the fifth.

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP)  With two runners aboard in the sixth inning, the Royals' Alcides Escobar was just trying to put the pitch from Yankees reliever Blake Parker in play Monday night.
He wound up slapping it right over the wall.

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NYY	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	4	0
KC	3	0	0	0	0	0	5	0	X

New York Yankees @ Kansas City Royals on August 30, 2016

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