The Royals won perhaps their wildest game of the year on Sunday, coming back from deficits of six and then seven runs to beat the Giants 11-10 at Kauffman Stadium.</p><p>Facing Giants starter Tim Lincecum, to this point one of the best two or three pitchers in the National League, the Royals trailed 6-0 when they batted in the third and 10-3 in the fifth.</p><p>The key moments included David DeJesus in the third, when he hit an RBI double and then scored from second on a wild pitch, sliding hard into home and flipping Lincecum in the process.</p><p>Another came in the sixth, when Mike Aviles &#8212; shortstop of the future? &#8212; hit a bases-loaded, two-run double that tied the score at 10.</p><p>They took their first lead on a flare single to left by Joey Gathright in the seventh.</p><p>Ron Mahay may have been the game&#8217;s MVP, controlling the Giants for two innings in the seventh and eighth, giving the offense time to take the lead.</p><p>Kyle Davies had his first terrible outing of the season, lasting just 1 1/3 innings, giving up six hits, five runs and two walks.