Five Things You Missed: World Series, Game 5
The Red Sox take a 3-2 lead back to Boston. Here are five things you missed from game 5.
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The Red Sox take a 3-2 lead back to Boston. Here are five things you missed from game 5.
The Boston Red Sox are one victory away from winning the World Series.
The Cardinals rushed to the plate to congratulate Allen Craig. The Red Sox stormed home to argue with the umpires.
The Cardinals won game 3 on a controversial call. Here are five things you missed.
Boston and St Louis both have tremendously balanced teams and that is why this series is such a toss up.
Singing the national anthem before a sporting event can be very scary. Even top performers have found ways to foul things up.
The Cardinals tied it up in game 2 of the 2013 World Series. Here are five things you missed.
The Cardinals and Red Sox are squaring off against one another yet again this year in the Fall Classic. While much of the spotlight will fall on marquis players like David Ortiz, a battle over a limited seven game sample such as this often boils down to X-Factors.
Game 1 of the 2013 World Series is in the books. Here are five things you missed from the game.
Individual game tickets for Detroit Tigers potential 2013 World Series home games at Comerica Park will go on sale on Wednesday, October 16 at noon.
The New York Yankees are America's team. Or are they? The Evil Empire just doesn't feel so daunting anymore, winning just one title since the last year of the '90s dynasty.
With the Red Sox and Dodgers both finishing the season atop their division with 90+ wins, which of these two has the best chance to finish the season as champions?
Yes, the team is about to clinch its third division title in three years.
The White House says President Barack Obama will honor the San Francisco Giants at a ceremony saluting their victory in the 2012 World Series.
The Tigers need to find a closer. This much is agreed upon. Where to find that closer?
For a second straight year, Jim Leyland and the Detroit Tigers enter the season with sky-high expectations.
Detroit Mayor Dave Bing says he plans to make good on his World Series wager by visiting San Francisco next week.
As he approached free agency, Torii Hunter said he wanted to find a team that could finally get him to the World Series.
Great pitching. The Giants starters, bullpen and closer were amazing in this series.
Millions of people across the U.S. are expected to "Live Más" on Tuesday when they claim their free Doritos Locos Taco from Taco Bell between 2 and 6 p.m.
Comparatively, the 1968 World Series, where the Tigers beat the St. Louis Cardinals, drew 27.5 million viewers to game four, according to Nielsen, back in a time when the United States had 100 million fewer people.
Game 4 was the most exciting game of the World Series – a back-and-forth affair that took 10 innings to decide. In the end, though, the result was the same: a Giants victory. Here are five things you didn't know about the game.
"I don't think you can ever say, 'I've been through this before, it's easier this time,' he said. "If anything, it's a little more difficult."
Prince Fielder kept up his usual good spirits after the Tigers were swept in four World Series games by the San Francisco Giants.
Pablo Sandoval, the Kung Fu Panda, was voted World Series MVP following the San Francisco Giants' sweep of Detroit. He hit .500 with three home runs, a double and four RBIs in 16 Series at-bats.
