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NEW YORK — Royals captain Salvador Perez and manager Matt Quatraro said they were back on the same page Sunday after the catcher's social media post late Saturday caused drama between the team and one of its most beloved players.
KANSAS CITY, Missouri: Curacao goalkeeper Eloy Room made 15 saves against a relentless Ecuador attack, allowing The Blue Wave to earn a 0-0 draw against the heavily favored La Tri on Saturday night and earn the tiny island nation its first-ever World Cup point. The outcome also allowed Germany, which beat Ivory Coast earlier in the day, to clinch Group E. The 37-year-old Room, whose shutout of Jamaica last November sent Curacao to its first World Cup, bounced back from a 7-1 loss to Germany with one of the finest performances by a goalkeeper in World Cup history. His save total was one shy of the record — since saves became an official stat in 1966 — of 16 set by Tim Howard of the US against Belgium on July 1, 2014.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Kansas City catcher Carter Jensen was removed from the Royals' starting lineup for Thursday game with the Minnesota Twins after he overslept.
Salvador Perez talks with Ken Rosenthal about what it would mean for Venezuela to win the country's first-ever World Baseball Classic.
After leading Venezuela to a victory in the World Baseball Classic Final, Salvador Perez feels there's not much more he needs to complete.
Eugenio Suarez and his Venezuelan teammates stood on the stage behind second base with shiny medals draped over their proud chests, belting out their national anthem accompanied by tens of thousands of fans who remained in the ballpark a half-hour after the final out.