Yes, that has happened 5 times in the American League and 5 times in the National League.
American League:
1) 1951 - Gil McDougald, Yankees
2) 1962 - Tom Tresh, Yankees
3) 1991 - Chuck Knoblauch, Twins
4) 1996 - Derek Jeter, Yankees
5) 2007 - Dustin Pedroia, Red Sox
National League:
1) 1965 - Jim Lefebvre, Dodgers
2) 1976 - Pat Zachry, Reds
3) 1981 - Fernando Valenzuela, Dodgers
4) 2003 - Dontrelle Willis, Marlins
5) 2010 - Buster Posey, Giants
Red Sox and Yankees are in the same league (American) and so they can not meet in the World Series since the World Series is played between the winners of the American League and National League of the Major Baseball League
Yes, Brooks made it to Cooperstown in 1983, the same year the O's won the World Series.
Chipper Jones has been with the Atlanta Braves since he was a rookie in 1994, I believe.
Whitey Ford of the New York Yankees won the World Series MVP award in 1961. He also won the Cy Young award during the same season.
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Did any baseball team win two world series games on the same day?
In the 1947 World Series, the New York Yankees started rookie pitcher Spec Shea and rookie catcher Yogi Berra in Game 1. In the 2007 National League Division Series (NLDS), the Philadelphia Phillies started rookie pitcher Kyle Kendrick and rookie catcher Carlos Ruiz in Game 2. There are probably others.
In 2001, Kevin Harvick became the first and only driver to win both the Busch Series Championship and the Winston Cup Series Rookie of the Year Award in the same season.
To settle the "question" of which major league baseball team is the best. It's the same reason there are playoffs in all major sports.
Yes.
American Professional Baseball is made up into 2 divisions or leagues. After a season of play and a couple of weeks of playoffs the 2 leagues, the American and National send their champions to the World Series. Although called the World Series there are only American teams participating. The recent World baseball classic showed American baseball is not the only dominate team around.
Pumpkins have to do with the World Series, because the world series is played around the same time Halloween is.
Red Sox and Yankees are in the same league (American) and so they can not meet in the World Series since the World Series is played between the winners of the American League and National League of the Major Baseball League
Yes, Brooks made it to Cooperstown in 1983, the same year the O's won the World Series.
My Uncle from St. Louis caught a foul ball from the 1982 World Series. His baseball has the 1982 World Series stamp on the baseball with a star stamp above the Rawlings logo. The 1982 World Series baseball is typically sold for more than other World Series baseballs. The 1982 World Series baseball could easily fetch up to $100 on eBay. I have not seen the stamp used on other game used World Series baseballs around that era. This is a very unique ball. IMO the value is easily over twice that of a non game used 1982 World Series baseball. Other 80's World Series baseballs would be hard to determine if they are actually game used. Since, the 1982 World Series had used a special stamp; these balls are easy to verify. Unless someone makes the star stamp the same size and stamped it to look similar. But, this would be costly to make a fake. Anyway, in my professional opinion, the baseball should sell for $250-$500.
Chipper Jones has been with the Atlanta Braves since he was a rookie in 1994, I believe.