The 2015 World Series schedule is set

With the Kansas City Royals clinching the ALCS on Friday at Kauffman Stadium, the 2015 World Series is now set. The Royals, who knocked off the Toronto Blue Jays in six games, will meet the National League champion New York Mets, who swept the Chicago Cubs in the NLCS.

For the Royals, it’s a quick return to the World Series after falling in seven games to the San Francisco Giants last season. Prior to that, the Royals had not appeared in a World Series since 1985. Overall, this will be their fourth World Series appearance, with their lone championship coming in 1985. For the Mets, this will be their fourth World Series appearance and their first since 2000. They have won it twice, in 1969 and 1986.

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This will be the first time the Royals and Mets have met in the World Series. In fact, this is first time a World Series didn’t include at least one team that existed in 1903, which is the first year the World Series was played.

Here’s a look at where and when this series will take place.

2015 WORLD SERIES SCHEDULE
*All games air on Fox. First pitch is at 8:07 p.m. ET and the pregame show starts at 7:30 p.m. ET, except where noted otherwise. Pitching match-ups and rosters haven’t been announced yet. We’ll update when both have been announced.

Tuesday, Oct. 27
Game 1 — New York at Kansas City

Wednesday, Oct. 28
Game 2 — New York at Kansas City

Friday, Oct. 30
Game 3 — Kansas City at New York

Saturday, Oct. 31
Game 4 —Kansas City at New York

Sunday, Nov. 1
Game 5 — Kansas City at New York
*if necessary
* First pitch at 8:15 p.m. ET, pregame at 8 p.m. ET.

Tuesday, Nov. 3
Game 6 —New York at Kansas City
*if necessary

Wednesday, Nov 4
Game 7 — New York at Kansas City
*if necessary

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