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Honoring the late Yogi Berra's legacy, the Kansas City Royals constantly proved it ain't over till it's over. The New York Mets led all five games of 2015's MLB World Series, but Kansas City kept earning the last laugh, securing its first championship in 30 years.

The city of Kansas City and the Royals organization has had 30 years to plan a World Series parade. You can bet the party will be epic on Tuesday, when the World Series winners return home for their championship parade. 

Zack Greinke's original team, the Kansas City Royals, just won a World Series, helped in no small part by his decision to talk his way out of town five years ago.

Now that all the actual baseballing is over, we can finally turn our attention to the possibility of a Washington Nationals star heading to the Bronx and transforming the New York Yankees.

The Kansas City Royals defeated the New York Mets to win the 2015 World Series, which means these two teams can now join the rest of the league in figuring out their future plans.

While the Royals might take a little bit of time to celebrate, the reality is the offseason has officially started. With 29 teams looking to improve upon their performance from this past season, Kansas City doesn't have a lot of time to rest on its laurels. 

The champagne is scarcely dry in the visitor's clubhouse at Citi Field, and already the MLB hot stove is crackling to life.

While the Kansas City Royals and their fans bathe in bubbly and confetti, 29 other squads are looking eagerly to the offseason and the raft of available free agents, many of whom will switch uniforms in the coming months.

Yes, the annual winter meetings are still several weeks away, and a number of marquee names won't cut deals until the new year.

The Kansas City Royals resiliently took down the New York Mets in five games to capture their first World Series title in 30 years after coming so close a year prior.

Miami Marlins ace Jose Fernandez reportedly turned down a long-term deal with the team Monday, according to Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald.

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The Kansas City Royals are celebrating a championship 30 years in the waiting, secured after Sunday night's Game 5 victory that won the 2015 World Series.

After coming one game short of glory during last season's pennant run, the Royals made no mistake of their place atop baseball this time around. They took down the New York Mets in a clash of long-suffering franchises.

The Royals' Twitter account shared the moment the World Series was won:

After the Kansas City Royals claimed this year's World Series title over the New York Mets in five games, every MLB club can officially gear up for the offseason and the all-important free-agency period therein.

The MLBPA released the list of all 139 players who will be available on the open market Monday. Players can start negotiations and sign beginning this Saturday, Nov. 7.