World Series News
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Couldn’t the San Francisco Giants, representatives of the second-wealthiest U.S. metropolitan area, manage to lose at least one World Series game to the Detroit Tigers, the standard-bearers for one of the most troubled U.S. urban areas?
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The San Francisco Giants’ World Series-clinching win over the Detroit Tigers on Fox drew viewers in 5 percent more major-market homes than the equivalent Game 4 of last year’s Major League Baseball championship.
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The San Francisco Giants captured their second World Series title in three years with a four-game sweep of the Detroit Tigers that followed comebacks during the first two rounds of Major League Baseball’s postseason.
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The San Francisco Giants defeated the Detroit Tigers 2-0 to move within one game of sweeping Major League Baseball’s World Series.
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Miguel Cabrera of the Detroit Tigers and the San Francisco Giants’ Buster Posey were given the 2012 Hank Aaron Awards, the first time both winners were meeting in the World Series.
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The San Francisco Giants defeated the Detroit Tigers 2-0 to move within one game of winning Major League Baseball’s World Series title.
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World Series television ratings continued to lag last year’s championship as the San Francisco Giants took a 2-0 lead in their matchup with the Detroit Tigers.
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The San Francisco Giants took a two- games-to-none World Series lead against the Detroit Tigers by a matter of inches, one night after winning the opener with three home runs that traveled nearly a quarter of a mile.
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The San Francisco Giants’ 8-3 win over the Detroit Tigers in Game 1 of Major League Baseball’s World Series drew a 12.6 percent smaller television rating on Fox than a year earlier, according to initial national data.
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