World Series
Bernstein: Opening Day Feels Weird This Year
Hope and possibility are just a matter of time, at least for Chicago baseball.
Cowley: Sox, Cubs Have Right Managers In Place
With new managers on both sides of town, no one can know for sure what to expect.
Wisch: The Chicago Baseball Curse You Never Knew About
Even the most seasoned baseball observers among you might not realize that, in spite of that White Sox title in 2005, Chicago still remains a championship graveyard.
Fan’s Dream Comes True
Dave Huyette caught David Freese’s walk-off homer in Game 6 of the World Series, which ultimately forced a Game 7 as the St. Louis Cardinals won their 11 World Series title.
Baffoe: Enjoy The Cardinals World Series Victory, Cub Fans
Watching the Cardinal players mob each other at the pitcher’s mound really sucked, as did seeing the champagne showers in the locker room and David Freese getting the MVP for the series and Tony LaRussa mentioning the Cubs in his postgame presser and Albert Pujols’ stupid smile and a sea of cheering annoying fans that looked like the elevator opening in The Shining.
Cards Win World Series In Game 7
The St. Louis Cardinals won a remarkable World Series they weren’t even supposed to reach, beating the Texas Rangers 6-2 in Game 7 on Friday night.
Carpenter To Start Game 7 For Cards; Holliday Out
Chris Carpenter will start on three days’ rest in Game 7 of the World Series for the St. Louis Cardinals.
World Series: 8 Things You Didn’t Know About Game 6
In one of the most exciting World Series games of all-time, the St. Louis Cardinals, down to their final strike in both the ninth and 10th innings, forced a decisive Game 7 when David Freese capped a game for the ages with a walk-off home run to center field.
Text Jinx? TV Station Prematurely Reports Rangers Won
Before last night’s thrilling Game 6 ended, KDFW, Dallas’ FOX affiliate, erroneously sent out a text alert claiming the Rangers had won the World Series.
Freese’s Walk-Off HR Forces Game 7
Down to their final strike in the ninth and 10th, the Cardinals won Game 6 on David Freese’s 11th-inning homer off Mark Lowe.
Bucks’ Home Run Call
As the Cardinals David Freese hit a walk-off homer to force Game 7 of the World Series on Thursday night, FOX Sports’ Joe Buck made an interesting call.
Game 6 Of World Series Postponed
Major League Baseball postponed Game 6 of the World Series Wednesday because of rain in the St. Louis area.
Today’s Poll Question: Epstein And A World Series
How long will it take Theo Epstein to bring a World Series to the North Side?
Napoli’s 2B Gives Texas 4-2 Win, 3-2 Series Lead
Mike Napoli hit a tiebreaking two-run double in the eighth inning against Marc Rzepczynski, and the Texas Rangers rallied from a two-run deficit to beat the St. Louis Cardinals 4-2 on Monday night and take a 3-2 World Series lead.
Epstein Says Farewell To Boston
Before Theo Epstein left his home in Boston for the title-hungry Chicago, he had one last Red Sox order of business to take care.
Rangers Rally In 9th, Beat Cards To Even Series
Looking lost at the plate all game, Josh Hamilton and the Rangers suddenly resembled the team that bashed its way to Busch Stadium. They rallied for two runs in the ninth inning against the nearly spotless St. Louis bullpen, beat the Cardinals 2-1 Thursday night and evened things at 1-all.
Bernstein: Selig’s Gag-Rule Makes No Sense
The World Series is upon us, about to test all-time lows for national interest, as two teams from flyover country play in the rain and wind while most Americans watch reality shows.
Epstein Announcement Takes Backseat To World Series
While the Red Sox and Cubs continue to negotiate compensation for Theo Epstein, neither team can announce anything until at least Friday now.
Report: Epstein Deal Won’t Get Done By World Series
Though early reports indicated the Cubs and Red Sox were working to get a deal in place for Theo Epstein by the start of the World Series on Wednesday night, new reports say that likely wont be the case.
Pujols, Cardinals Take Wild Ride To World Series
David Freese hit a three-run homer in the first and manager Tony La Russa turned again to his brilliant bullpen for seven sturdy innings as St. Louis captured its 18th pennant with a 12-6 victory over the bumbling Milwaukee Brewers on Sunday night.


