they knew it was coming all along. may steal third, too. they don't stop there. >> tom: set up well for gordon. naturally hits the ball to the right side, gets dyson over. >> joe: here in the east, it is november 2nd.

have to pay to dyson is taking reed out of his game where he can sit back, try to throw a strike. it is so unconventional, you know you get the runner to second base, you think good, stay there. i watched him so many times run to third. saying why are they going. they steal the bag anyway. it has taken reed out of his game in four pitches to gordon already. >> joe: go ahead run at second with nobody out. alex gordon at the plate.

full count. you can hear from the second base bag microphone wilmer flores, the shortstop, yelling there. there's a lot of cat and mouse going on there near the bag. that will get out of play. >> harold: i love it. hear the communication going on here, the spikes and everything. flores' attention has gone to dyson. >> tom: think about everything

sinking with a four seamer, best pick is a slider. >> harold: almost like relax, guys. i like the fact as a hitter, you want him to sit there, jump around. i have two sides, let me see the ball. >> joe: big spot for alex gordon. to the right side. runner to third. duda to the bag. one down. the go ahead run 90 feet away as gordon advances the runner. we've seen the royals do that

all postseason. it is worth for people just joining us going back to the ninth inning. matt harvey was rolling. we saw the shot of the pitching coach going to matt harvey after he got out of the top of the eighth inning saying that's it. and matt harvey said no way, i'm going back out there. terry collins was talked out of the move. and now harvey goes back out for the top of the ninth. a leadoff walk, then hosmer with an rbi double. harvey comes out. familia comes in. and mike moustakas moved him over, scores on the ground ball to third, he took off when david wright threw to first. bad throw by duda who could have ended the game with a good throw, and the aggression by

but scoring the tying run with a heads up good base running has lead to this. >> tom: this, christian colon hasn't batted this postseason. what a time to take your first postseason at bat this postseason. >> joe: here it is. first chance in the postseason for colon. infield in. dyson who can fly at third. strike one. royals already lifted the catcher, salvador perez, for dyson. they have 20-year-old mondesi. infield is way in. he went around.

strike two. >> harold: duda was so far in, expecting a bunt, getting a set swing, you know dyson is going on contact. >> joe: addison reed has him set up. blocked by d'arnaud. the royals up three games to one tied it in the top of the ninth. 2-2. here we are in the top of the 12th. chance to end the world series tonight for kansas city. the 1-2. that will get out of play. >> tom: all sliders from reed, that wasn't as far away from colon as he wanted. >> harold: talk about tough at bat.

basically right at the right handed hitter. and to throw that slider bury it hit. >> joe: 107 at bats, his biggest at bat. first of the postseason. colon delivers! in to score is dyson. and kansas city is on top, 3-2. >> joe: when orlando came in earlier in the game in the seventh, dyson was left on the bench. ned yost had him available for the perfect time as pinch runner

in the 12th, he scored the go ahead run on a hit by christian colon, his first at bat in the playoffs. now orlando takes a strike. >> harold: i was wondering why dyson wasn't the guy early on to go to right field or move to center. out. again, the managers know the players, know the situation. worked out nice. >> joe: wade davis getting ready for kansas city. out in the bullpen, good swing by orlando. wade davis on the mound with a chance to end it with at least a one run lead in the bottom of the 12th inning. secure the first championship for the kansas city royals in 30 years. >> tom: slider, slider, slider, designed to sweep away from

>> joe: ground ball, right side. and now another! two on with only one out as orlando put the bat on the ball, murphy could not make the play. >> harold: the way the ball ricocheted, that had some kind of spin on it. you start to get in a little bit of a hurry when things are happening, you're trying to get that force at second. didn't work out. >> tom: you're right, side spin off the right-handed hitter's bat. wicked. >> joe: yes. fielder's choice e-4. second straight night with an

now with two on, one out, the batter is escobar. ball one for addison reed. the mets in the bottom of the 12th inning will have duda, d'arnaud, and conforto. reed now trying to keep it a one run game, pitch around an error. 2-0. mets were three outs away in the top of the ninth inning from sending the world series back to kansas city. the royals went to work against harvey and familia. 2-1.

back to the dyson base running. never got a chance to get comfortable. put so much pressure on him. changed this whole half inning. >> joe: 2-2. reversal on the decision to lift matt harvey, he went back out, allowed a walk and double, royals tied it and now lead it for the first time all night here in the 12th.

how about christian colon, his first at bat. first at bat in the postseason. >> tom: 41 days since his last rbi. christian colon just joined the party. >> joe: here's the 2-2. escobar spoils it. >> harold: there's not a person watching this game thinking watching this game thinking they're not going to let matt harvey go back out there. >> joe: back in the ninth inning initially the decision was to lift him. they went back on it when matt harvey said no way, can't blame

the decision then was reversed. harvey went out. the leadoff walk, he stayed in. gave up the double. royals tied it, 2-2 pitch. that's a fair ball. down the line. one run scored. that's colon. holding at third, orlando. 4-2, kansas city in the 12th. and colon gets the hero's welcome into the dugout after scoring on this. >> harold: nice play, orlando

was flying. >> joe: walk zobrist to load the bases with loren. >> joe: wa cain next. >> tom: reed pitched every game this series, he knows and this entire mets staff knohis s the difficulty of trying to put away the kansas city hitters. >> harold: i thought of mets pitchers, having addison reed ran having as many as bats as they have against him was a good read for the royals. guy they were familiar with. >> joe: celebration is on in that dugout. colon with that first big hit here in the 12th, and the most

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play ball. tailing pitch for a strike. cain tonight with a hit, walk, run scored and two steals. here's the 0-1. that's a shot into the gap in left center. everybody takes off. warmup run scores. here comes escobar. cain has emptied it, the royals have blown it open in the 12th.

>> tom: watch the team get going. once it gets going, keeps going. >> joe: cain at second. big swing by hosmer. >> harold: you knew once you got to a bhis s lpen game, the royals were confident. they're going to outlast any y'llpen in baseball. they just are. but the offensive onslaught, shown us everything in thep42th inninch t how they run bases. >> joe: hosmer takes ball one up and away. >> harold: took it another step further, joe, they showed us their bench, all 25 guys contriy'ting here. >> joe: dyson, runninch t

first of the postseason. hosmer, strike two. >> tom: how fitting, colon with a two strike single. that bullpen hasn't had the power stuff to match against the stubborn lineup. deep lineup. doesn't go away. weekend in new york, three games, no home run. just short to the baseball, you put it in play, keep the line moving. >> joe: here's the 1-2 pitch. big swings by hosmer. still 1-2. i donrn know there's a lot of people arguing with terry collins in that moment sen's cng matt harvey back out for the ninth inning. but the question will be after the leadoff walk, waft harvey remained in the game, and familia stayed in the bullpen. and it was the guy at the plate now, hosmer, who drove one over

an rbi double and then scored the tying run. murphy, two outs. this, after the lorenzo cain bases clearing double. anding.alkrist who was picked up in season is three defensive outs away from a world series ring. now mouswskas. >> harold: baseball is such a difficult sport, they go wire to wire as a team, everybody expects to win.

throw out there all season, kansas city royals were in that top five power ranking. in september, different things like that, clubs j's thping in and out, they were consistent all year, one of the top teams everyone baseball. >> joe: off to a brilliant start, 95 and 67. were a wildcard team last year. first division chaere cionship in 30 years. now can deliver the first world championway.ip in 30 years. after a five run n isame, it is a 7-2 kansas city lead, bottom of the 12th inning rolling in. isack after a world froree your

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k! >> joe: christian colon the game winning rbi, and wscking on more runs, the royals doing what they've done all month. now into the first day of n shyaber, lea's cng by five into the bottom of the 12th inning. how about this note. 2010 droints, at n's thber four, the royals select christian colon, the shortstop from cal state fulle-2 on. he got the game winning hit potentially if the bullpen hangs on, and number 7, mets selected matt harvey, right-handed pitcher from north carolina. colon picked now, game five in thep42th inning for his first at bat, first hit, first rbi.

big mountain to clihe n for the mets, down tie2 in thep42th. duda takes a strike. >> tom: mets have yet to put a ruey,er at second base against this y'llpeo i >> joe: strike two. five runs in the 12th inning put up by kansas city, most ever by a team in extra innings in world series history. the bhis s er. five innings, one hit allowed for kansas city. davis on 0-2. din chameone hands the royals advance script of what's going to happen, where the game is going.

inning on, outscored opponents 5-2 p11. >> joe: din he is wearing a microphone, when zalkrist got there, the tfen wslked about christian colon. >> i was just telling him, said christian is the guy that scored the winning run when salvador hit that down left field line. this guy is prime time. then comes up, gets that big hit there. when is the last time you had an at bat, lgo e ewne? got to be a month y >> joe: you could hear zobrist say that guy is prufared. he battled, got the base hit

into left to drive home dyson. >> tom: scored the winning run in that game against oakland last year, with that personality. >> joe: 0-1 from davis. think about tfen fen brs, resilient and relentless for kansas city. facing elimination in game four 's ced.sion series, down 6-2 in the eighth inning in houston and get a five run eighth inning and win 9-6. the many never quit. mets continued against toronto and now against thya, donrn make miswskettl nothing by their middle infielders. well over hap0 chancettl you put the ball in play against them, they're going to make a play. >> harold: you know what else ipde3 cool, i aree looking at my score

the royals played the world series, mondesi, and the bullpen, out of every player, this is a team ed.ortory. to be able to walk away and celebrate as a team and say you contributed, you contriy'ted. reven the kansas-year-old, i know you haven't been to the big leagues, first at bat for the world series, a contriy'tion. >> joe: 3-2 pitch. struck him out. two down. the royals are one out away. >> tom: not only not make mistakes, force mistakes. lucas duda, people talk about that because of the y tying run. >> joe: talk about the general many the guy who has been pulling the strings this postseason and

year, back to back american league pennants he delivered to kansas city. strike one. ned and his wife debbie, four ke iss,p42 years now as many the big ley 12 years a coach under bobby cox, hall of famer. thrt o years as minor leae she mapersger, six years as a player up and down in the big leagues. confo-2 o wskes a strike. and the royals are one strike away from their first championway.ip in 30 years and

ball one. the 1-2 pitch. that's a base hit into left. and confo-2 o with tfen out in the 12th. >> harold: that's the stuff of greatnethe w. meou have a young swsr c chaming in conforto. >> joe: second hit of the night, hit tfen h chame runs last nionrt, now it is wilmer flores. royals leading by five.

strike one. ontansas city ended last year with the tying run at third base in game seven of the world series. and ned ytont said he was waiting for that sinking feeling, that punch to the gut ft oling to go away one wt ok later, tfen wt oks later. it never went away. the team showedlasp in spring trainingth. now they came in expecting to win. strgo e twx again, one strgo e away. game started by edinson volquez who lost his father last tortosday. before he made the sws-2 in game one, he was outstanding.

ryayaber back in the sixth against volquez, bases loaded for the me f, nobody out, gave up oriyy one run. was 2-0, mets haven't scored since. thep4-2. >> harold: ryayaber at that point, joe, you were saying this is a big half inning for volpwee w. ontt o3 coit 2-me s they still have a shot. clearly that came true. >> joe: davis trying toth. rionrt here. good at bat by flores.

to get to this point. i at fort o 90 ft ot from last year, left uncovered. the motivating factor. snoot -2 p2. nonse ise corner. the 2015 world champions.

[ cheers and e w.plfirst ase ] [ cheers and applause ] >> joe: david glass, the owner, dan s.ass, dayton moore, general manager, in his ninth full year, to ned yost in his fifth fhis s l towsl ffive.nchise ch tofo-2 . he was part of the only other world championship for the

and the total team effort got it done in 2015. >> tom: team wouldn't be denied. went to spring training with a mission, this time win the last game of the year. set a goal, win a 's ced.sion. even at the staurz game, let's win the game, get h chame field advanwsge. late in the year for the lead, win home field ad, inty and away fromth. alds would not be denied. would not be denied tonionrt. ninth inning, down tfen runs to a dominant matt harvey. what a team. >> ha wwho: i3 clrethe wive to build a in. weren't concerned about home runs, they were making smisse they

they did it all year. ie> joe: hoche, ir gets the win in game five. addison reed suffers the loss. and the royals get to celebfive.te on the road with a 7-2 win in game five, down to the field and erin andrews. >> than, here with cas istian coloov your first at bat in the playoffs, hey, why not. game winning nwi, tears in your reyettl first of all, tell me how did

ie> hit a lot in the gauge ho ho ho!cy around. jonny gomes, letting me know what i nt od to do to get ready in cerwsin situations. i see you bring a guy over, but i had to swsy ready, you know. m shinglas3 coand dome t. waiting for my chance. >> you didn't know if you would get in the game. y.ast rbi was 41 days ago. how good did this feel? >> felt great. noas iit wasn't for salvy get that y.ong hit, and getting him to third, wouldn't be in that sit7-tion. meou leaow, team ch tofo-2 . and proud of my brothers. my dad, you know, he is not here tonight. want to tell him that i l she him and, you know, that i will see

ie> fennderroml. go celebrate. >> thank you, erin. you guys came back this season, the way harvey was throwing, where does this rank? >> came back, win the world words canrn describe how awesome this feels now. couldn't have done it with a better group of up all,. tstowed since day one, minor league since day one, unbelievable feeling. >> scored the tying run with ncrilliant, aggressive base running play. what went into that read? ie> i just saw him way. the bndee, would shuffle with him, try and make a change. thaunds the mo mx aggrethe wive team. many teams don't steal with guy on first down 2-0. thaunds the reason we got that. we contilqe to be aggressive. been our game plan since game one, style of play, s 7 s to it ever since. >> congratulations. back to erin andrews.

am ready to celelauate. take me back to the top of the ninth. matt harvey, you lead oagu with a walk, what did you see. >> once again got down early in the count. ncnce y get back in it. like that play, try to take the ame pitches. de is a great e gb. tas ew well. the guys came through in the end when we need it the most. ie> you said theha3eyfen br ncattling, eight times postseason the team has come back. y.oren ty, why? ie> never 's ce, never qwin t attitude. the entire clubhouse, front ncaguice, fans, all amazinpio t we continued to push, no matter if it is not in omiss favor. ie> congfive. 7lationttl ie> joe: erin, thank you. go back to 1995, ten years after they won it all in '85.

by the royals fans, so many are here tonig i at citi field. not was a brilliant o throber for their shortstop, alcides escobar, who was mvp of the aststtl this thing tmissned around in two years. starting in '95, losing seasons 18 ofp49 years they lthat t 100 or more times. last year wildcard injury, this year, divis rbn winner first time since as ewel this year world champion for the first time since 1985. and george bret celtheifive.tes in the seatttl >> tom: lean years the franchise went through. tas ouanc the lean years, dfive.pp ame p of t,

tonight was the pay off. ie> joe: ned ythat t walked into the gatorade bath. >> harold: you know what, ned yost was a gerr that tried to run ncut of town a fl w years ago. >> joe: the job he did, phenomenal. and how do they celtheifive.te back in the ruower and light district in kansas city? they got it. world cha3 cl rbnshipha3ansas me?ty for the second time in franchise history.

fox world series post game show presented by chevrolet. kansas city royals get it done. they're partying in kc as you would expect, first time in 30 years, world series champs. welcome to the set in outfield of citi field, frank thomas, raul ibanez. and i am kevin burkhardt. time for the trophy presentation. we send it to erin andrews. >> thanks so much. i am live inside the kansas city royals clubhouse, they're ready to pop the champagne. let's get the trophies. at the podium, commissioner of baseball, rob manford, and owner david glass, president dan glass, manager ned yost, senior vice president, general manager, dayton moore, and kevin olick. ready to present the commissioner's trophy. mr. commissioner.

>> on behalf of major league baseball, i want to congratulate the fine gentlemen here with me. it is a pleasure to do this first time with you, david, really a pleasure. for the first time since 1985, kansas city royals are world series champions. >> mr. glass, let me ask you, what will it mean to bring the trophy back to kansas city for the first time in 30 years? not only with this group of guys like this, but the way they were able to do it. >> yeah, erin, i couldn't be more excited. it is really an honor for me tonight to accept this trophy on behalf of the entire kansas city royals organization. the players, the coaches, all of the front office people. particularly for the fans in kansas city who are fantastic. we had a mission, the players

were going to do it this year so that we could all put last year behind us. guys, mission accomplished. >> dayton moore, if i could bring you over real quick. ned yost said to us today that he has never seen a team do what they've done. eight come backs in the postseason. you put this group together. what is it about this mix of guys. >> we put this group together. it is an incredible bunch of guys. can't thank the family, ned and coaching staff, unbelievable. these guys sell out every night, great hearts to play. they represent the game of baseball first class. we are proud of you, we love you. >> speaking of first class, bring ned yost on over. finally we can see you smile. today in your office you said we haven't done anything yet, we have to stay patient. the moment is here, you told us since day one like dayton moore said, this was the goal.

>> feels great, to be with these guys here, you saw us play in the playoffs, the heart and desire and their competitiveness and their character showed three every single game. i had to laugh when mr. glass got the trophy. when he got the american league trophy, said this is pretty, but i want the one with the flags on it. the boys went out and got it for them. >> yesterday, you have been through it. 12 years with the atlanta braves, like i said earlier, you told us you had never seen a group like this. what was it like for you to personally watch it unfold? >> it was special. i have been through all these kids, seen most of these guys in a ball and aa, watched them come to the big league, watched them have success and watched them struggle a bit, finally get to the point they develop not only great major league baseball players but great men. there's a lot of satisfaction being around these guys as long as i have, to see them experience this as world champions is something i knew

to be able to accomplish at some point. tonight was the point. >> congratulations. more hardware to pass out mr. manfred. for the 2015, most valuable player award, i'm let you do the honor. >> this year's mvp is salvador perez. sal, [ cheering sally ] >> compete with them, it is fun. >> sal, seemed like you were in the middle of every big play this series, it is no shock you were selected. it my pleasure to hand you the world series mvp trophy presented by chevrolet. thanks so much. >> congratulations to sal. here joining us from chevrolet, u.s. vice president, brian sweeney. mr. sweeney?

>> salvador, on behalf of chevrolet and our 3,000 dealers, we are pleased to present you with an all new 2016 chevrolet camaro. congratulations. >> thank you. >> great job. >> congratulations. we'll let you take -- >> sal, let me grab you, first pitcher to win the world series mvp award. check out your car. since 1992, on fire, team high, 8 hits, two rbi, and the guy that threw ice water on everybody, every single game. tell me what is it about this group. >> unbelievable, it is like a family here. we know we going to do something special this year. thank you god for every opportunity and now i don't feel pain or nothing. >> you were hurting coming into the game. can you talk about the

volquez and what you got from him and down to the bullpen. >> it is unbelievable. talking a little bit before the game. you want to pitch, you want to be doing well all night. everything we do tonight for edinson volquez. >> hold onto that trophy, go grab the water cooler, celebrate. >> thank you very much. >> kev, back to you. >> hard not to like sal perez. brings so much energy. so raul, you were a royal last year, with these guys last year. what are you feeling for them now? >> i couldn't be happier for these guys. this is the tightest group of guys i have ever been around, they struggled, suffered together, they won together in minor leagues, suffered in major leagues, came out on the other end world series champions. couldn't be happier for dayton moore, mr. glass, ned and his staff, the players, they're a great group of people. character matters.

character, attitude, belief accomplished. >> let's say this for the kansas city royals, watch more of the celebration in the royals clubhouse inside citi field. they're ready to party like they're doing in kansas city now. alex, i think there's a lot of different things you can say. the royals trailing in the ninth inning of games twice, trailing eighth inning in these games once. won all three. used the word resilience, almost out of adjectives to describe games. >> it is unbelievable. seen these kids grow up the last four, five years. they were good early, they are resilient. for me, kevin, starts at the top with mr. glass and dayton moore. had opportunity to speak to him before the game, dayton moore. he created a masterpiece with the roster. if you look at the blend of young players, with veteran

good contact hitters, all put the ball in play. two big switch hitters with zobrist and kendrys morales and they're all aaa defenders. >> and they all are world series champs tonight, that's for sure. they are excited about it. the power light district in kansas city. oh, yeah, i have a feeling that party is going to go on a long time. been 30 years in the making for the royals and fans and salvador perez, the mvp. what a joy he was to watch this series. the kansas city royals, world series champs. plenty more to do. talk to terry collins, ted rosenthal, see how the royals got it done. we're back. if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... ...isn't it time to let the... ...real you shine... ...through? introducing otezla, apremilast. otezla is not an injection, or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. some people who took otezla saw 75% clearer skin after 4 months.

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and have been the entire postseason. now they celebrate in the clubhouse. going to make his way to the field, royals by the visiting dugout. glad you're with us as we talk about the world series. if you just tuned in, royals win in extra innings, again, resilient again. frank thomas, hall of famer, kevin millar, raul ibanez, three time mvp yankee alex rodriguez, i am kevin burkhardt. terry collins did a wonderful job getting the mets team here, but coming out on the short end. let's go down to terry. >> the conversations with harvey after the eighth inning, how comfortable were you with the decision to leave him in the game. >> i know he was throwing well, you know, kenny, one of the things i pride myself in here is trust my players. it is one of the things i learned through the years of managing, you know, and this kid

me in the eye, said i have to have this game. i have to have this. i want this game. for what he has been through, what he is trying to accomplish, i said then go out there and get it. get the job done. just didn't happen. so certainly i am going to second guess myself a long time, but again, i truly believe you have to support the players once in a while, that kind of heart and desire, it is hard to find. you know, i had taken him out and gotten runs would have been the wrong decision anyway. certainly we had a tremendous year, nobody thought we would ever get to this point and you know, we will get better because of it. >> you won national league east, beat the dodgers, beat the cubs. you personally have waited your whole baseball life to get to the world series. how will you remember the last month? >> well, i will remember it forever. it is the greatest experience i ever had.

players, and i had a great time, tremendous, but 45 years, most fun i had. great clubhouse, great guys to be around and enjoy the whole experience with. so i am going to remember it as a positive. you know what it took. and knowing that we experience the same thing the royals did last year, that we just got to get better in some areas and come back. we're young, we have tremendous pitching and we know what the feeling is like now, and we want to experience it again. >> terry, thanks very much. congratulations on a great season. back to you. >> i don't think there's a mets fan that would blame him for throwing harvey out in the ninth. did the right thing. didn't work out. terry has been in the game since '71. good for him to get here. here's the thing, mets defense killed them, the entire series. ninth inning, big play we are talking about, you have been a shortstop, you've been a third baseman. take us on the thinking on that ball with hosmer on third,

wright throws over, hosmer scores.