The Years of Baseball

The Years of Baseball

1960’s

1970’s

1980’s

1990’s

2000’s

1960’s• 1960• 1961• 1962• 1963• 1964• 1965 • 1966 • 1967• 1968• 1969• This information will have, who won the World Series. Most home

runs. The MVP of the World Series.

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1970’s• 1970• 1971• 1972• 1973• 1974• 1975• 1976• 1977• 1978• 1979• This information will have, who won the World Series. Most home

runs. The MVP of the World Series.

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1980’s• 1980• 1981• 1982• 1983• 1984• 1985• 1986• 1987• 1988• 1989• This information will have, who won the World Series. Most home

runs. The MVP of the World Series.

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1990’s• 1990• 1991• 1992• 1993• 1994• 1995• 1996• 1997• 1998• 1999• This information will have, who won the World Series. Most home

runs. The MVP of the World Series.

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2000’s• 2000• 2001• 2002• 2003• 2004• 2005• 2006• 2007• 2008• 2009• 2010• This information will have, who won the World Series. Most home runs. The

MVP of the World Series.

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1960

• World Series champs• Pittsburgh Pirates 4 New York Yankees 3• MVP of World Series • Bobby Richardson • Most Home runs• Ernie Banks 41 home runs

1960’s

1961

• World Series champs• New York Yankees 4 Cincinnati Reds 1• The MVP of World Series• Whitey Ford • Most Home runs• Roger Maris 61 home runs

1960’s

1962

• World Series champs• New York Yankees 4 San Francisco Giants 3• MVP of World Series• Ralph Terry• Most home runs • Willie Mays 49

1960’s

1963

• World Series champs• Los Angeles Dodgers 4 New York Yankees 0• MVP of World Series• Sandy Koufax• Most home runs • Harmon Killebrew 45

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1964

• World Series champs • St. Louis Cardinals 4 New York Yankees 3• MVP of World Series • Bob Gibson• Most home runs• Harmon Killebrew 49

1960’s

1965

• World Series champs • Los Angeles Dodgers 4 Minnesota Twins 3• MVP of World Series• Sandy Koufax• Most home runs • Willie Mayes 52

1960’s

1966

• World Series champs • Baltimore Orioles 4 L.A Dodgers 0• MVP of World Series• Frank Robinson • Most home runs• Frank Robinson 49

1960’s

1967

• World Series champs• St. Louis Cardinals 4 Boston Red Sox • MVP of World Series• Bob Gibson• Most home runs• Harmon Killebrew and Carl Yastrzemski 44

1960’s

1968

• World Series champs• Detroit Tigers 4 St. Louis Cardinals 3• MVP of World Series • Mickey Lolich• Most home runs• Frank Howard 44

1960’s

1969

• World Series champs• New York Mets 4 Baltimore Orioles 1• MVP of World Series • Donn Clendenson• Most home runs• Harmon Killebrew 49

1960’s

1970

• World Series champs• Baltimore Orioles 4 Cincinnati Reds• MVP of World Series • Brooks Robinson • Most home runs• Johnny Bench 45

1970’s

1971

• World Series champs• Pittsburgh Pirates 4 Baltimore Orioles • MVP of World Series• Roberto Clemente • Most home runs• Willie Stargell 48

1970’s

1972

• World Series champs• Oakland Athletics 4 Cincinnati Reds 3• MVP of World Series • Gene Tenace • Most home runs• Johnny Bench 40

1970’s

1973

• World Series champs• Oakland Athletics 4 New York Mets 3• MVP of World Series • Reggie Jackson• Most home runs• Willie Stargell 44

1970’s

19741970’s

• World Series champs• Oakland Athletics 4 L.A Dodgers 1• MVP of World Series• Rollie Fingers• Most home runs• Mike Schmidt 36

19751970’s

• World Series champs• Cincinnati Reds 4 Boston Red Sox 3• MVP of World Series• Pete Rose • Most home runs• Mike Schmidt 38

1976

• World Series champs • Cincinnati Reds 4 New York Yankees 0• MVP of World Series• Johnny Bench • Most home runs • Mike Schmidt 38

1970’s

1977

• World Series champs• New York Yankees 4 L.A Dodgers 2 • MVP of World Series• Reggie Jackson• Most home runs • George Foster 72

1970’s

1978

• World Series Champs • New York Yankees 4 L.A Dodgers 2• MVP of World Series • Bucky Dent • Most home runs• Jim Rice 46

1970’s

1979

• World Series Champs • Pittsburgh Pirates 4 Baltimore Orioles 3• MVP of World Series • Willie Stargell• Most home runs• Dave Kingmen 48

1970’s

1980

• World Series champs • Philadelphia Phillies 4 Kansas City Royals 2• MVP of World Series • Mike Schmidt • Most home runs • Mike Schmidt 48

1980’s

1981

• World Series Champs• L.A Dodgers 4 New York Yankees 2• MVP of World Series • Ron Cey, Pedro Guerrero, Steve Yeager • Most home runs • Mike Schmidt 31

1980’s

1982

• World Series champs • St. Louis Cardinals 4 Milwaukee Brewers 3• MVP of World Series • Darrel Porter • Most home runs • Reggie Jackson, Gorman Thomas 39

1980’s

1983

• World Series champs • Baltimore Orioles 4 Philadelphia Phillies 1• MVP of World Series • Rick Dempsey • Most home runs • Mike Schmidt 40

1980’s

1984

• World Series champs • Detroit Tigers 4 San Diego Padres 1• MVP of World Series • Alan Trammel• Most home runs • Tony Armas 43

1980’s

1985

• World Series champs • Kansas City Royals 4 St. Louis Cardinals 3• MVP of World Series • Bret Saberhagen • Most home runs • Darell Evans 40

1980’s

1986

• World Series champs• New York Mets 4 Boston Red Sox 3• MVP of World Series • Ray Knight• Most home runs• Jesse Barfield 40

1980’s

1987

• World Series champs• Minnesota Twins 4 St. Louis Cardinals 3• MVP of World Series• Frank Viola • Most home runs• Andre Dawson, Mark McGwire 49

1980’s

1988

• World Series champs • L.A Dodgers 4 Oakland Athletics 1• MVP of World Series • Orel Hershiser • Most home runs • Jose Canseco 42

1980’s

1989

• World Series champs • Oakland Athletics 4 San Francisco Giants 0• MVP of World Series • Dave Stewart • Most home runs• Kevin Mitchell 47

1980’s

1990

• World Series champs• Cincinnati Reds 4 Oakland Athletics 0• MVP of World Series • Jose Rijo• Most home runs• Cecil Fielder 51

1990’s

1991

• World Series champs• Minnesota Twins 4 Atlanta Braves 3• MVP of World Series • Jack Morris • Most home runs• Jose Canseco 44

1990’s

1992

• World Series champs • Toronto Blue Jays 4 Atlanta Braves 2• MVP of World Series• Pat Borders• Most home runs• Juan Gonzales 43

1990’s

1993

• World Series champs • Toronto Blue Jays 4 Philadelphia 2• MVP of World Series • Paul Moliter• Most home runs• Barry Bonds Juan Gonzales 46

1990’s

1994

• World Series champs• No World Series, players went on strike• Most home runs • Matt Williams 43

1990’s

1995

• World Series champs • Atlanta Braves 4 Cleveland Indians 2• MVP of World Series • Tom Glavine• Most home runs• Albert Belle 50

1990’s

1996

• World Series champs • New York Yankees 4 Atlanta Braves 2• MVP of World Series • John Wettelland• Most home runs• Mark McGwire 52

1990’s

1997

• World Series champs • Florida Marlins 4 Clevland Indians 3• MVP of World Series • Livan Hernandez • Most home runs• Ken Griffey 56

1990’s

1998

• World Series Champs• New York Yankees 4 San Diego Padres 0• MVP of the World Series• Scott Grosius • Most home runs • Mark McGwire 70

1990’s

1999

• World Series Champs• New York Yankees 4 Atlanta Braves 0• MVP of the World Series • Marino Rivera • Most home runs• Mark Mcgwire 65

1990’s

2000

• World Series Champs• New York Yankees 4 New York Mets 1• MVP of the World Series • Derek Jeter • Most home runs • Sammy Sosa 50

2000’s

2001

• World Series Champs• Arizona Diamondbacks 4 New York Yankees 3• MVP of the world series • Curt Chilling• Most home runs• Barry Bonds 73

2000’s

2002

• World Series Champs• Anaheim Angels 4 San Francisco Giants 3• MVP of the World Series • Troy Glaus• Most home runs• Alex Rodriguez 57

2000’s

2003

• World Series Champs• Florida Marlins 4 New York Yankees 2• MVP of the World Series• Josh Beckett• Most home runs• Jim Thome and Alex Rodriguez 47

2000’s

2004

• World Series champs• Boston Red Sox 4 St. Louis Cardinals 0• MVP of World Series • Manny Ramirez • Most home runs • Adrian Beltre 48

2000’s

2005

• World Series champs• Chicago White Socks 4 Houston Asteroids 0• MVP of World Series • Jermaine Dye • Most home runs • Andrew Jones 51

2000’s

2006

• World Series champs • St. Louis Cardinals 4 Detroit Tigers 1 • MVP of World Series • David Eckstein • Most home runs • Ryan Howard 58

2000’s

2007

• World Series champs • Boston Red Sox 4 Colorado Rockies 0• MVP of World Series • Mike Lowell • Most home runs • Alex Rodriquez 54

2000’s

2008

• World Series champs • Philadelphia Phillies 4 Tampa Bay Rays 1• MVP of World Series • Cole Hamels • Most home runs • Ryan Howard 48

2000’s

2009

• World Series champs • New York Yankees 4 Philadelphia Phillies 2• MVP of World Series • Hideki Matsui • Most home runs • Albert Pujols 47

2000’s

2010

• World Series champs • San Francisco Giants 4 Texas Rangers 1• MVP of World Series • Edger Renteria • Most home runs • Jose Bautista 54

2000’s

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