World Series Game 6 2011
After a change to the World Series Schedule due to rain forecasted in the St Louis area World Series Game 6 was moved to Thursday rather than the original slate of playing on Wednesday at Busch Stadium. The rainout was the first rainout in World Series history since 2008.
After World Series Game 5 the Texas Rangers were just one win away from becoming the 2011 World Series Winners. In Game 5 the last home game for the Texas Rangers saw a Mike Napoli double help the Rangers on the way to a 4-2 win over the St Louis Cardinals.
In a World Series which has been very back and forth with neither team being able to take control of the series. However the Cardinals head back home for the next 2 games and the Cardinal faithful will hope that the homefield advantage will allow them to be this years World Series Champions.
World Series – Preview
Looking ahead to tonights match where many believe that despite the extra rest for the pitchers both teams will stick with the same starting pitchers. For Texas Colby Lewis is on the mound hoping to pitch his team to the final win in World Series 2011. For the Cardinals Jaime Garcia will take to the mound who has already coped with pressure earlier on in this years postseason.
This is the second consecutive World Series appearance for texas who lost in last years World Series to the San Francisco Giants. Texas would lose the series 4-1 but have bounced back this season and are on the verge of winning the franchise first World Series.
My prediction for tonights match would be to expect a home win and the evenly contested World Series to go to game 7.
That concludes our look ahead to tonights World Series game 6 and if your looking for the World Series score visit ESPN who will keep you up to date with the World Series Live.
Major League Baseball Scores – AL Divisional Series
Major League Baseball Scores
With the MLB season entering the Playoffs the Major League Baseball Scores now mean more than ever as at this stage of the year.
The National League Divisional Series were all decided last night to round up the Major League Baseball scores with 2 series playing their final games last night.
The first Major League Baseball Scores we will look at is the game which featured 2 aces of these MLB Playoffs Halliday & Carpenter. With the Series tied at 2-2 between the St Louis Cardinal & the Philadelphia Phillies.
The game was decided in the first Innings and the first 2 hits of the game. Phillies pitcher Roy Halladay allowed Rafael Furcal to lead off with a triple and then Skip Schumaker to double to bring Furcal in to score for the only run of the game. His Opposing pitcher Chris Carpenter would be flawless only allowing 3 hits to shut out the Phillies in a complete game performance. Halladay would pitch for 8 innings and would allow no further runs as The Cardinals moved on to the National League Championship Series.
Major League Baseball Scores – Continued
The second Major League Baseball scores from last night was deciding who would face the Cardinals. At Miller Park the Milwaukee Brewers & the Arizona Diamondbacks faced off in their tied 2-2 series. As with the other 4 games in the series the deciding match was fiercely contested with the game needing extra innings to decide the winner. The scores were tied at 2-2 at the conclusion of the 9th inning ate the Diamondbacks tied the game in the top half of the innings.
The home fans didn’t have to wait for long to see the Brewers advance when Nyjer Morgan’s singled allowed Carlos Gomez to cross home plate for the win and the series for the Brewers.
That wraps up our look at the Major League baseball scores from last night and if your looking for the latest Major League baseball scores check out ESPN. They will keep you unto date with the latest Major League Baseball Playoff scores from the MLB Playoffs.
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