Kansas City Royals Commit Three Errors on One Play Against New York Mets

The Kansas City Royals committed three errors on one play during a Tuesday night game against the New York Mets. New York had runners on first and second when an outfielder hit a slow ground ball toward the mound. The ball resulted in three separate errors by the Royals, allowing the batter to score. The Royals recorded a 16-12 victory despite the defensive sequence.

The play occurred with runners already in scoring position. The three errors on the same ground ball produced one of the scoring plays of the game. The Mets took a three-run lead early in the contest before the final score was recorded. The outcome left the Mets with a loss despite the three-run scoring sequence generated by the defensive miscues.