Five Things You Missed: World Series, Game 6
The Red Sox win their eighth World Series. Here are five things you missed from game 6.
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The Red Sox win their eighth World Series. Here are five things you missed from game 6.
John Lackey gives up one run as Boston starters dominate six-game World Series for third Red Sox title in 10 years.
Paying $1,100 for a bleacher seat or more than $20,000 for a pair of tickets in the first row of Fenway Park – prices for Wednesday's Game 6 of the World Series are selling for record prices.
Michael Wacha is 4-0 this postseason with a 1.00 ERA, and the St. Louis Cardinals send him to the mound in an elimination Game Six at Fenway Park.
The Red Sox take a 3-2 lead back to Boston. Here are five things you missed from game 5.
After another dominant Red Sox effort on the mound in Game Five, the Cardinals bats will have to wake up if they want to win the title.
The Red Sox tied it up in another wild one. Here are five things you missed from game 4.
The St. Louis Cardinals would probably have chosen not to return to Fenway Park, but now after a pitching letdown in Game Four, they'll have no choice – and that's great for baseball and its fans.
With one swing of the bat, Jonny Gomes helped the Red Sox win Game 4 and tie the World Series at two games apiece.
By Sunday morning, most everyone had become an expert on the obstruction rule.
The Cardinals won game 3 on a controversial call. Here are five things you missed.
Baseball analysts cite win-loss record in close games as a sign. But what does it mean in the postseason?
In any seven-game series, Game Three is perhaps the most pivotal one. Who will win it on Saturday?
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.
As baseball joins the headlong rush toward video replay, the Beantown Blooper in Game 1 of the World Series is proof that many, if not most, of the bad calls in baseball don't require replay to resolve.
Game 1 of the 2013 World Series is in the books. Here are five things you missed from the game.
A big, early lead in a baseball playoff game always means victory, as the Boston Red Sox demonstrated once again in Game One of the 2013 World Series.
The Boston Red Sox didn't make any changes to their roster for the 2013 World Series, which the team announced on Wednesday morning.
WBZ-TV's Dan Roche breaks down the Red Sox-Cardinals World Series matchup!
This young right-hander, almost unhittable lately, is the talk of October. He'll start Game 2, facing hitters who have never seen him.
John Hirschbeck will umpire his fourth World Series and will be crew chief for the matchup between the Boston Red Sox and the St. Louis Cardinals.
In this second installment of a three-part sequence previewing the 2013 World Series, a look at the St. Louis Cardinals and their consistent success.
John Farrell didn't have much to announce at his Monday press conference at Fenway Park, but the Red Sox manager did announce his starter for Game 1 of the World Series on Wednesday.
In this first installment of a three-part sequence previewing the 2013 World Series, a look at the Boston Red Sox and their extraordinary season.
