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Starter Dillon Gee was brilliant — seven-plus innings, one earned run, three hits and two walks with four strikeouts — and was in position for the win when his team headed to the ninth leading 2-1. But with closer Bobby Parnell day-to-day with a stiff neck, the Mets were forced to turn to David Aardsma to shut the door. Kansas City loaded the bases against him, then tied the game on a sac fly by Lorenzo Cain. Pedro Feliciano, who was called up earlier in the day and arrived at the stadium in the fourth inning, relieved Aardsma and collected the final out of the inning in his first major league appearance since 2010. Carlos Torres (2-2), who was originally slated to start Saturday, ending up getting the win in relief. Jeremy Hefner will move up and start in Torres’ place.
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