Do You Know About MLB World Series? - 3

In the 1985 World Series, only two saves were credited. This means that in two of the games, a pitcher successfully maintained their team's lead and secured the win. Saves are awarded to pitchers who finish a game for their team, notching a victory while protecting a lead of three runs or less. In this particular World Series, only two games met these criteria, resulting in two saves being credited.

Jayson Werth led the Philadelphia Phillies with six walks in the 2008 World Series.

Matt Herges recorded the most strikeouts in the 2007 World Series for the Colorado Rockies.

Tommy Henrich is the correct answer because he was the first person to end a World Series game with a home run. This means that he hit a home run in the final inning of a World Series game, resulting in his team winning the game.

In the 1985 World Series, the St. Louis Cardinals stole two bases.

Chad Curtis hit the last World Series game-ending home run of the 20th century.

Pedro Feliz drove in the final run of the 2008 World Series.

The Chicago Cubs were the first team to win the World Series without losing any games because they swept the Detroit Tigers in the 1907 World Series. They won all four games played, making them the first team to achieve this feat in the history of the World Series.

The Colorado Rockies scored two runs at Fenway Park in the 2007 World Series.

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Jacoby Ellsbury hit four doubles in the 2007 World Series.

Mark Lemke hit three triples in the 1991 World Series.

Lonnie Smith hit three home runs in the 1991 World Series.

Tom Glavine was the only Atlanta Brave to throw a complete game in the 1991 World Series. This means that he pitched the entire game without being replaced by another pitcher. John Smoltz, Kent Mercker, and Steve Avery did not throw complete games in the series.

J.C. Romero is the correct answer because he recorded two wins in the 2008 World Series.