Mets and Royals Meet in 2015 World Series

Within the next week and a half there's one thing that we know will happen, one World Series participant will snap a title drought dating back to the mid-1980s.

The Mets, clinched their spot in the Fall Classic when they swept the Cubs in 4 games, last won a World Series title in 1986. The Royals, who eliminated the Blue Jays in six games in the American League Championship Series, haven't won it all since 1985.

According to mlb.com the Mets-Royals matchup represents the seventh time in history that two teams will meet in the Fall Classic with World Series droughts of at least 29 years. The last time it happened was in 2010, when the Giants, who hadn't won since 1954, knocked off the Rangers -- whose franchise history dates to 1961 and who remain without a title. It also happened in 2005 (White Sox-Astros), 2002 (Angels-Giants), 1995 (Braves-Indians), 1975 (Reds-Red Sox) and 1972 (A's-Reds).

Here is the pitching rotation for the series:

Game 1, Oct. 27 in KC: Volquez vs. Matt Harvey
Game 2, Oct. 28 in KC: Cueto vs. Jacob deGrom
Game 3, Oct. 30 in NY: Noah Syndergaard vs. Ventura
Game 4, Oct. 31 in NY: Steven Matz vs. Young
Game 5, Nov. 1 in NY*: Harvey vs. Volquez
Game 6, Nov. 3 in KC*: Cueto vs. deGrom
Game 7, Nov. 5 in KC*: Ventura vs. Syndergaard

* if necessary

Here's a cool World Series Trailer:

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