the Yankees in 2009
At the home ballparks of the National League and American League champions.
The winner of the All-Star Game determines home field advantage for the World Series. For example, if the National League wins the first two games of the World Series will be played in the National League ballpark before playing the next three in the American League ballpark.
The 2010 Texas Rangers.
Since 2003, the home-field advantage for the World Series has been decided by the winner of that year's All-Star Game. Becaused the American League won the 2009 midsummer classic, the World Series began in New York's Yankee Stadium. Before 2003, the American League and the National League alternated World Series opening sites. The American League won every All-Star Game from 2003 to 2009, but the National League captured home-field honors by winning the 2010 contest.
World Weries games played in the American League team's home field will allow designated hitters, those played in the National League team's home field will not have DH's.
Dave McNally in 1969 and 1970 with the Baltimore Orioles
Yes. Both the American League and National League teams use the designated hitter in A.L. ballparks.
The American League Championship Series matches the New York Yankees (the 2009 World Series titlists) against the Texas Rangers. The National League Championship Series features the Philadelphia Phillies versus the San Francisco Giants. The winners in each league will advance to the 106th World Series, which will begin Wednesday, October 27, 2010 at the home of the National League champion.
Major League Baseball instituted a new policy this year, giving the home-field advantage in the World Series to the team from the league that won that year's All-Star Game. The American League won the 2004 All-Star Game, so the AL's World Series representative--Boston--gets the home-field advantage.
There is an MLB rule that states the League that wins the All-Star game has home field advantage in the World Series. Since the American League won the 2009 All-Star game, 4-3, they get home field advantage for the 2009 World Series.
The Brewers have only appeared in one World Series and that was when they were an American League team. The 1982 St. Louis Cardinals defeated Milwaukee in seven games. Prior to the Brewers playing there, Milwaukee was home to the Braves, who won the World Series in 1957.
The playoff bracket consists of 8 teams 4 in the National League and 4 in the American League. There are 3 Division winners in each League along with a Wild Card team. The team with the best record in each league plays the Wild Card team, unless like this year for example the team with the best record (Yankees) is in the same Division (AL East) as the wild card team (Boston). The first Series is the Division Series (ALDS or NLDS) and is a Best of 5 Series, which means the first Team to win 3 games advances to the League Championship Series (ALCS or NLCS). The League Championship Series is a Best of 7 Series which will take 4 wins to advance to the World Series. Home field Advantage is given to the Team with the best overall record throughout the playoffs until the World Series. The World Series is also a Best of 7 Series, but home field advantage was decided in The All Star game. This year the American League will have home field advantage. Hope This helped.