Intro:

Post-game reaction after the Kansas City Royals defeated the San Francisco Giants 10-0 -- with Royals rookie Yordano Ventura pitching seven shutout innings -- to stave off elimination and force the World Series to a decisive seventh game.

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SOUNDBITE (English): Ned Yost, Kansas City Royals manager, on Ventura's performance:

"Awesome. I mean, I don't really know what more to say. I mean, you've got a 23-year-old kid pitching the biggest game that this stadium has seen in 29 years with our backs against the wall, and he goes out there in complete command of his emotions with great stuff, and throws seven shutout innings. I mean, we've talked all along about how special he is, but this just shows, you can't on a bigger stage than he was on tonight. To perform the way that he did was just special."

SOUNDBITE (English): Bruce Bochy, San Francisco Giants manager:

"Hey, it happens. They put the ball in play, and they did a good job of that. The best thing about this game is we get to wash it off. It didn't go our way. The big inning killed us. I don't have to tell you guys. I think some of you are smart, you thought this thing would go seven games and that's where we're at. It's exciting. It is. I mean, we're going into the 7th game. Good for baseball. You've got two teams going at it, and it wasn't pretty tonight, but the best thing, we do get to wash this off and play tomorrow."