Francona guided Indians through tense World Series run
Cleveland manager Terry Francona steered the Indians to a dramatic 3-1 edge fading in a rain delayed Game 7 against the Cubs. Chicago won 8-7 in 10 innings, denying Cleveland its first title since 1948 while Francona receives praise for bold moves and enduring leadership amid a brutal postseason.
Cubs end 108-year World Series drought in Game 7 thriller
Cleveland falls 8 7 after Chicago plates two runs in the 10th inning to clinch the World Series. Ben Zobrist drives in the go ahead run with a double and Miguel Montero adds an insurance single as the Cubs win their first title since 1908. Francona lauds his players while Kobe Kipnis reflects on the Cubs’ hometown rivalry.
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Indians collapse in Game 7 as Kluber and Miller falter
Cleveland’s ace Corey Kluber allows four runs in four innings and no strikeouts as Chicago’s Dexter Fowler and Kris Bryant pace an early lead. Andrew Miller gives up a run and exits after 2% innings as the Cubs pull away, forcing a 10th inning before securing an 8-6 World Series clincher.
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Cubs win Game 7 to break 108-year World Series drought
The Cubs defeated the Indians 8-7 in 10 innings at Progressive Field to earn their first World Series title since 1908. Dexter Fowler opened with a leadoff homer, Baez and Contreras contributed, and Ben Zobrist won Series MVP with a key hit in the 10th. Miguel Montero and Ross also provided timely power as Chicago fended off Cleveland’s late surge.
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World Series MVPs from 1955 to 2016 list by year
A compiled roster of World Series Most Valuable Player winners, listing year by year with players and teams. It includes entries from 1955 through 2016, noting multiple winners for some years and occasional formatting inconsistencies.
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