1987 World Series

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The 1987 World Series was Major League Baseball’s championship series in which the Minnesota Twins defeated the St. Louis Cardinals in seven games.

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instanceOf Major League Baseball championship series
World Series
champion Minnesota Twins
championHomeBallpark Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome
championLeague American League
championRegularSeasonRecord 85–77
cityOfVenue Minneapolis
Saint Louis City
surface form: St. Louis
country United States of America
surface form: United States
endDate 1987-10-25
followedBy 1988 World Series
game1Winner Minnesota Twins
game2Winner Minnesota Twins
game3Winner St. Louis Cardinals
game4Winner St. Louis Cardinals
game5Winner St. Louis Cardinals
game6Winner Minnesota Twins
game7Score 4–2 Minnesota Twins
game7Winner Minnesota Twins
homeFieldForGames1_2_6_7 Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome
homeFieldForGames3_4_5 Busch Memorial Stadium
surface form: Busch Stadium
league Major League Baseball
losingPitcherGame7 Danny Cox
managerOfChampion Tom Kelly
managerOfRunnerUp Whitey Herzog
mostValuablePlayer Frank Viola
mostValuablePlayerTeam Minnesota Twins
notableFeature first World Series in which all games were won by the home team
numberOfGames 7
precededBy 1986 World Series
radioAnnouncersUS Jack Buck
Johnny Bench
radioNetworkUS CBS Radio
runnerUp St. Louis Cardinals
runnerUpHomeBallpark Busch Stadium
runnerUpLeague National League
runnerUpRegularSeasonRecord 95–67
saveGame7 Jeff Reardon
seasonOfLeague 1987 Major League Baseball season
seriesResult Minnesota Twins defeated St. Louis Cardinals 4–3
sport baseball
startDate 1987-10-17
televisionAnnouncersUS Al Michaels
Jim Palmer
Tim McCarver
televisionNetworkUS ABC
umpireCrewChief Jim Evans
venue Busch Memorial Stadium
surface form: Busch Stadium

Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome
winningPitcherGame7 Frank Viola
year 1987

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1986 World Series followedBy 1987 World Series
Tim Laudner participatedIn 1987 World Series
Tim Laudner notableWork 1987 World Series
this entity surface form: 1987 World Series championship with the Minnesota Twins
Tom Kelly teamChampionship 1987 World Series