Showing posts with label the world series. Show all posts
Showing posts with label the world series. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 14, 2015

Sports Illustrated Cover of the Week

November 6th 1995
Atlanta Braves defeat the Cleveland Indians for their first and to date only World Championship since moving to Atlanta.


Saturday, October 25, 2014

1987 World Series

October 25th 1987


The Minnesota Twins hosted the St Louis Cardinals in the Metro Dome to decide the champions of the baseball world.



Friday, November 1, 2013

Nielsen Prime Time Network TV Ratings

The Nielsen Prime Time Network TV Ratings 
Week ending October 27th 2013

The Top 20 in Total Viewship

1 - NCIS   CBS
2 - The Big Bang Theory  CBS
3 - Sunday Night Football   NBC
4 - The World Series : Game 4   FOX
5 - The OT   FOX
6 - NCIS: Los Angeles   CBS
7 - The World Series : Game 1  FOX
8 - The Voice  (Monday)  NBC
9 - The World Series : Game 2  FOX
10 - Dancing with the Stars   ABC
11 - Person of Interest  CBS
12 - The Voice (Tuesday)  NBC
13 - The World Series : Game 3  FOX
14 - Criminal Minds   CBS
15 - Blue Bloods   CBS
16 - The Millers   CBS
17 - Castle   ABC
18 - CSI   CBS
19 - Blacklist  NBC
20 - Modern Family  ABC

Friday, August 23, 2013

1965 World Series - Game 7


Game 7 of the 1965 World Series featuring the Los Angeles Dodgers facing the Minnesota Twins.  This game is in Minneapolis at the old Metropolitan Stadium.  NBC would carry all 7 games with the announce team of Twins announcer Ray Scott and and Dodgers legendary announcer (who just signed up to be in the booth for the Dodgers for a 65th season in 2014) Vin Scully.

This final game of the 1965 series would be the only game that the visiting team would win and it was the 3rd time the Twins were shut out in the 7 games.
This was the last time the Twins would be in the World Series before 1987 and this was only the second World Series in which both teams were west of the Mississippi river, the previous was 1944 when the St.Louis Browns faced off against the St. Louis Cardinals.