Look at the photo above and try to figure out which person is Kansas City Royals pitcher Johnny Cueto.

It's tough, isn't it? Now imagine being a reporter looking for an interview with Cueto when both Johnny and his brother, Danillo, are in the same room. That's rough.

While two teams spend the next week battling for the 2015 World Series title, 28 other organizations are focused on finding ways to get to that point next season.

The good news for those looking to improve their rosters is the upcoming class of free agents features a bunch of impact players who can instantly turn around fortunes. The challenge will be getting those stars to sign with plenty other competition for their services.

Don Mattingly wasted no time finding a new gig after his five-year stint with the Los Angeles Dodgers came to an end, reportedly agreeing to terms with the Miami Marlins on Thursday.  

The New York Mets' realistic hopes of getting back in the World Series rest on the strong right arm of Noah Syndergaard.

Young Thor could not have liked what he saw in Game 2, when the Royals put up seven runs against New York's vaunted pitching staff. What makes it even tougher for the Mets to swallow is that they did the damage in a game started by ace Jacob deGrom.

Fact: At 5 hours and 9 minutes, Game 1 between the New York Mets and Kansas City Royals is the second-longest game in World Series history.

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One year after ending his remarkable 20-year baseball career, former New York Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter is taking another big step, as he and girlfriend Hannah Davis are reportedly engaged.

If Tuesday night's debut of the 2015 World Series is any indication, we're in for a championship bout between the Kansas City Royals and New York Mets that should go down to the wire entering Wednesday night's Game 2.

Nine innings weren't enough to decide Game 1, a 14-inning affair that went long into the Kansas City night—or, morning. What ended as one of the longest World Series games ever by any measurement resulted in a Royals victory, 5-4.

The Kansas City Royals defeated the New York Mets in a 14-inning World Series Game 1 thriller Tuesday, but neither team will have much of an opportunity to reflect on what happened, as they'll be right back at it in Wednesday's Game 2.

This thing started off with a historic bang. 

 Ahead of Tuesday night's Game 1 of the World Series between the New York Mets and Kansas City Royals, both teams revealed their official 25-man rosters for the series.

The National League champions tweeted out a rundown of their squad Tuesday morning:

Shortly thereafter, the Royals' official Twitter account made the American League champs' roster public as well: