world series

If you want to attend game 6 of the World Series then you are going to have to pay an arm and a leg!  Considering that Halloween is tomorrow, this is a fitting statement!

BOSTON (AP) — The victims of the Boston Marathon bombing have been honored with a tribute during Game 2 of the World Series at Fenway Park. Bombing survivors stood on the field during the seventh inning stretch Thursday night as singer James Taylor led the crowd in "America the Beautiful...

The Major League Baseball World Series begins Wednesday night in Boston and Team 600 has every pitch from ESPN Radio. Sportstalk will be live every day this week. On Monday the show is live at Border City Alehouse, Tuesday at Shamaley Buick GMC, Wednesday from Hudson's Classic Grill, Thursday at Tortuga Sports Bar, and Friday at Hyundai of El Paso...

With about two weeks to go till opening day, who do you see winning the world series this season?

From the giant Kung Fu Panda with a broom to highlighting the struggles of "Mig'ur Cablela", the Taiwanese animators at NMA World Edition show us how San Francisco swept Detroit out of the World Series, complete with a scene of the Panda taking a chainsaw to a tiger's head! You can't make this stuff up. Or, well, actually...

Canadian sports reporter Ian Mendes got a lot more than he bargained for when he was given the tough assignment of covering the World Series.

If you can find a more impressive city in the world than Las Vegas, then I am anxious to know where it is.  Despite not having any professional sports franchises, Vegas is a spectacular sports town.  From championship boxing, famous sports books, UNLV, and NASCAR, Sin City is quite a diverse place for sporting events.

Today is the REAL opening day in Major League Baseball, sorry those games in Japan that nobody could watch doesn't count in my book.

Just days after earning his third career World Series title, St. Louis Cardinals manager Tony La Russa announced Monday that he is retiring. He managed for 33 seasons, with stints with the White Sox and Athletics before joining the Cardinals in 1996. La Russa, 67, is third all-time in post-season wins and third in regular season wins.

One man celebrated along with the St Louis Cardinals this weekend after their World Series win made him more than $300K richer.