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2035 World Series Champs, the Houston Astros!!!!!

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World Series Champs
Congratulations to our new Champions……the Houston Astros.

The Houston Astros cap of a dominant regular season with a run through the playoffs enroute to their 2nd World Series Title in 4 years. Prior to their recent dominance of 4 American League West titles in the last 4 years, they had never made it to the World Series.

The Astros came into the Post Season with the best record in baseball (104-58) having claimed The American League West Division. Lead by their field general, FJS, they shook off a Game 1 loss to the Chicago White Sox in the Divisional Round of the playoffs to win 3 of the next 4 games. The deciding Game 5 saw the White Sox jump out early, only to be overwhelmed by the hot hitting Astros. Joe Morgan, Earl Averill and Jeff Bagwell all had 2 RBI. Bruce Sutter picked up a 2 inning save. Trevor Bauer earned the win.

In a rematch of the 2034 Playoffs the Astros came up against the defending World Series Champion Cleveland Indians in the League Championship series. The Astros took Games 1 and 2 at home to set the tone of the series. By taking game 4 in dominating fashion, it was only a matter of time. They finished the Indians off in Game 6. Roy Campanella had the GWRBI in the bottom of the 7th. Randy Myers picked up the win with Keith Foulke getting the save. Louis Tiant continued a dominant stretch of playoff pitching for the Indians. He came up short in an 8 IP, 4 H, 126 pitch performance

In the World Series the Indians faced the pesky Pittsburgh Pirates (dalbey52) winners of the National League Central with an 88-74 record. The Pirates cruised to the World Series with a 3 game sweep of the National League West winning Los Angeles Dodgers and a 4 games to 1 series victory over the Wild Card Atlanta Braves. This was the Pirates 1st World Series appearance since the 2028 season.

The Astros made quick work of the Pirates with a 4 game sweep.

Game 1 saw Joe Morgan and Earl Averill have 1 HR and 3 RBI apiece. Trevor Bauer pitched 7 strong innings giving up 2 R in the 12-2 victory.

Game 2 was highlighted by Roy Campanella’s 2 hits and 2 RBI. Mike Scott scattered 5 hits over 7.2 innings. Randy Myers picked up the save in the 5-3 victory.

In Game 3, Earl Averill picked up 2 hits (1 triple) and drove in 2 runs as Sandy Alcantara threw 129 pitches over 6.1 innings in the 7-2 win.

Rube Marquard started the series clincher, going 7.1 innings. He only allowed 2 hits and had 6 strikeouts. Keith Foulke picked up the save as Troy Tulowitzki homered.

SP Rube Marquard was named World Series MVP (7.1 IP, 2 H, 0 R, 3 BB, 6 K)

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Plank whiffs 8 in 5-1 win

Eddie Plank struckout 8 Seattle batters in a 5-1 win for the Giants. | Box

Whitney baffles Indians, Twins win

Jim Whitney struckout 8 Cleveland batters in a 3-1 win for the Twins. Sam McDowell was on fire, allowing just 4 hits over 9 innings for Cleveland. | Box

Braves overcome brilliant outing by Kershaw

Hits were hard to come by against Clayton Kershaw last night, but the Braves pushed across enough to defeat the Dodgers, 1-0. Kershaw allowed just 3 hits over 8 innings in the loss. | Box

Wagner in the zone for victorious Brewers

Honus Wagner's hot bat helped the Brewers to a 9-5 win over the Cardinals. Wagner collected 4 hits in the game. Sid Fernandez struckout 8 St. Louis batters in the contest. | Box

Bagwell in the zone for victorious Astros

Jeff Bagwell's hot bat helped the Astros to a 3-2 win over the Orioles. Bagwell collected 4 hits in the game. | Box


WHO'S HOT - Last 5 Games

E. Averill, Astros .4213 HR6 RBI
J. Foxx, Red Sox .3642 HR7 RBI
E. Mathews, Blue Jays .2112 HR8 RBI
B. Herman, Twins .3163 HR5 RBI
J. Thome, Tigers .5832 HR6 RBI

WHO'S NOT - Last 5 Games

L. Boudreau, Indians 0 for 20 (.000)
F. Dunlap, Rockies 1 for 20 (.050)
M. Carey, Mariners 3 for 21 (.143)
J. Morgan, Astros 2 for 20 (.100)
E. Banks, Cubs 1 for 17 (.059)

Leaders: RBI

M. Schmidt, Phillies 122
J. Mize, Mariners 109
J. DiMaggio, Pirates 107
C. Delgado, Blue Jays 106
M. Mantle, Brewers 105

Leaders: Wins

E. Reulbach, Nationals 16
T. Brown, Orioles 15
R. Johnson, Mariners 15
B. Gibson, Pirates 14
T. Lincecum, Giants 14
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