1991 World Series

The Minnesota Twins defeated the Atlanta Braves four games to three to win the 1991 World Series. The 1991 World Series is considered by some to be the greatest World Series ever played.

Game One: Minnesota 5, Atlanta 2
Game Two: Minnesota 3, Atlanta 2
Game Three: Atlanta 5, Minnesota 4 (12)
Game Four: Atlanta 3, Minnesota 2
Game Five: Atlanta 14, Minnesota 5
Game Six: Minnesota 4, Atlanta 3 (11)
Game Seven: Minnesota 1, Atlanta 0 (10)

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Jeff A wrote: The Phoenix Desert Dogs evened their record with a 7-5 win over Mesa yesterday. Rob Delaney became the first Twins' pitcher to see action, giving up one run on two hits while pitching the…

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Algonad wrote: That's just the way it is.
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Rhubarb_Runner wrote: uh, Bruce!!
E-6 wrote: Her cover of "Stolen Car" on 1000 Kisses is great--maybe better than Bruce's. Having her cover Springsteen is like Roy Orbison covering Willie Nelson... sure it may sound good, but I don't see why that's…
AMR wrote: Wife's a big Patty fan, and I like her quite a bit, too. (Though the albums since 1,000 Kisses* have dragged a bit.) *Which featured another Springsteen … her cover Springsteen is like Roy Orbison covering…
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