Showing posts with label New York Mets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New York Mets. Show all posts
Saturday, November 21, 2015
Kansas City Royals World Series Champions
The Kansas City Royals defeated the New York Mets in the World Series four games to one. I was wrong about this one. The "little engine that could" that is the Royals offense was able to overcome what I thought would be pitching too good to beat. KC scored 27 runs in the five games while their pitching staff had a 2.94 ERA easily bettering that of the Mets (4.21). I thought Johnny Cueto's complete game win in game two was the key. The 2-0 lead really made me think they wouldn't lose this series as I couldn't see the Mets winning all three in New York. The comeback in game six to tie the game in the ninth before winning the series in the twelfth can't be overlooked as well. The hitters for Kansas City just never stopped and had timely hits that the New York offense couldn't match. I love that the Royals won. They are a small market team whose fan base has had to suffer for a very long time. Great win for the team and their fans.
Monday, October 26, 2015
2015 World Series - New York Mets vs Kansas City Royals
While I could have seen the Kansas City Royals here at the beginning of the season I really didn't see the New York Mets in the World Series. While I have no love for the Mets this is a great matchup. The Royals are a great contact hitting team while the Mets starting staff loves to strike out opposing batters. So where do you go with choosing a winner? I'll go with New York. When in doubt go with pitching. While the bullpens favor the Royals the Mets definitely have an edge with their starting rotation. They also have enough offense to back it up. With a few good starts by their pitching this could go Kansas City's way. Still I'll say the Mets win this one in seven games. That said, I'm rooting for the Royals. I love this team and really want to see a World Series banner raised at Kaufman Stadium. Should be a great series no matter who the eventual winner is.
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