Quiz On MLB World Series - 2

Bob Turley was not the MVP of the 1958 World Series between the Milwaukee Braves and the New York Yankees. The correct answer is Lew Burdette.

Ralph Terry was the MVP of the 1962 World Series between the San Francisco Giants and the New York Yankees. He pitched exceptionally well throughout the series, earning two victories and a save in three games. Terry's performance was crucial in helping the Yankees win the World Series that year.

John Wetteland was the MVP of the 1996 Atlanta Braves-New York Yankees World Series. He was the closer for the Yankees and played a crucial role in their victory. Wetteland recorded four saves in the series and pitched a total of 7.2 innings without allowing a single run. His dominant performance on the mound earned him the MVP title, making him a key contributor to the Yankees' success in the series.

Bucky Dent was named the MVP of the 1978 World Series between the Los Angeles Dodgers and the New York Yankees. He earned this title for his outstanding performance during the series, particularly for his home run in the tie-breaking game against the Red Sox in the American League East divisional playoff. Dent's home run helped secure the Yankees' victory and advance them to the World Series.

Rollie Fingers was selected as the MVP of the 1974 World Series. Fingers was a pitcher for the Oakland Athletics and played a crucial role in their victory in the World Series that year. He appeared in four out of the five games, earning two saves and a win. Fingers' dominant performance on the mound, along with his ability to shut down the Los Angeles Dodgers' offense, earned him the prestigious MVP title for the series.

The Cleveland Indians won baseball's 1920 World Series, defeating the Brooklyn Dodgers in a best-of-nine series by winning 5 out of the 7 games played.

The Pittsburgh Pirates won the 1925 World Series by defeating the Washington Senators in a best-of-seven series. They won the series four games to three, making them the champions of that year.

The St. Louis Cardinals won the 1931 Baseball World Series by defeating the Philadelphia A's in a best-of-seven series. They won the series by winning four out of the seven games played.

The Philadelphia A's won baseball's 1930 World Series by defeating the St. Louis Cardinals in 4 games to 2.

The New York Yankees won the 1936 World Series by defeating the New York Giants in 4 games to 2.

In 1935, the Detroit Tigers won baseball's World Series by defeating the Chicago Cubs in a best-of-seven series. They won four games out of the six played, securing their victory. The St. Louis Cardinals, New York Giants, and Philadelphia A's were not the winners of the 1935 World Series.

The St. Louis Cardinals won baseball's 1942 World Series, defeating the New York Yankees in four out of five games.

The New York Yankees won baseball's 1943 World Series by defeating the St. Louis Cardinals in a best-of-seven series, winning four games to one.

The St. Louis Cardinals won baseball's 1946 World Series by defeating the Boston Red Sox in a best-of-seven series. They won the series four games to three, securing their victory and becoming the champions of that year.

The correct answer is Milwaukee Braves. In the 1957 World Series, the Milwaukee Braves emerged as the champions by defeating the New York Yankees in a seven-game series. The Braves won the series 4 games to 3, securing their first and only World Series title in franchise history.