After the Kansas City Royals sealed their 7-2 victory in
Game 5 of the World Series over the New York Mets, Royals catcher Salvador
Perez was unanimously named the Series' Most Valuable Player. Perez hit
.364/.391/.455 in the series, going 8-for-22 at the plate with two doubles
while scoring three runs with two RBIs. In the Series-clinching win, Perez
plated the tying run in the Royals' ninth-inning comeback, then sparked their
victory in the 12th inning with a leadoff single down the right-field line
before being lifted for pinch runner Jarrod Dyson. More… 
Tuesday, November 3, 2015
Royals catcher Salvador Perez named World Series MVP
After the Kansas City Royals sealed their 7-2 victory in
Game 5 of the World Series over the New York Mets, Royals catcher Salvador
Perez was unanimously named the Series' Most Valuable Player. Perez hit
.364/.391/.455 in the series, going 8-for-22 at the plate with two doubles
while scoring three runs with two RBIs. In the Series-clinching win, Perez
plated the tying run in the Royals' ninth-inning comeback, then sparked their
victory in the 12th inning with a leadoff single down the right-field line
before being lifted for pinch runner Jarrod Dyson. More… 
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