2012 World Series
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The 2012 World Series was Major League Baseball’s championship series in which the San Francisco Giants swept the Detroit Tigers in four games to win the title.
Statements (49)
| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
Major League Baseball championship series
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World Series → |
| ALChampion |
Detroit Tigers
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| ALCSOpponent |
New York Yankees
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| ALCSResult |
Detroit Tigers 4–0 New York Yankees
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| ALManager |
Jim Leyland
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| ALTeam |
Detroit Tigers
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| broadcasterUS |
Fox
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| champion |
San Francisco Giants
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| cityOfGame1And2 |
San Francisco
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| cityOfGame3And4 |
Detroit
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| clinchingCity |
Detroit
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| clinchingGame |
Game 4
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| clinchingVenue |
Comerica Park
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| country |
United States
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| editionNumber |
108
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| endDate |
2012-10-28
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| format |
best-of-seven
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| game1Location |
AT&T Park
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| game1WinningPitcher |
Barry Zito
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| game2Location |
AT&T Park
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| game3Location |
Comerica Park
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| game4Location |
Comerica Park
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| game4WinningPitcher |
Sergio Romo
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| homeFieldAL |
Comerica Park
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| homeFieldNL |
AT&T Park
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| league |
Major League Baseball
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| loserGames |
0
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| MVP |
Pablo Sandoval
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| MVPTeam |
San Francisco Giants
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| nextEdition |
2013 World Series
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| NLChampion |
San Francisco Giants
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| NLCSOpponent |
St. Louis Cardinals
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| NLCSResult |
San Francisco Giants 4–3 St. Louis Cardinals
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| NLManager |
Bruce Bochy
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| NLTeam |
San Francisco Giants
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| notablePerformance |
Pablo Sandoval hit three home runs in Game 1
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| numberOfGames |
4
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| previousEdition |
2011 World Series
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| radioNetworkUS |
ESPN Radio
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| resultType |
sweep
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| runnerUp |
Detroit Tigers
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| seasonOf |
2012 Major League Baseball season
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| seriesResult |
San Francisco Giants 4–0 Detroit Tigers
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| sport |
baseball
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| startDate |
2012-10-24
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| umpireCrewChief |
Gerry Davis
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| winnerGames |
4
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| year |
2012
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Referenced by (2)
| Subject (surface form when different) | Predicate |
|---|---|
|
2013 World Series
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previousEdition |
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Detroit Tigers
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WorldSeriesAppearance |