Chris completes his World Series journey with an examination of the ultimate ultimates.

On Jan. 15, 1969 Delino DeShields was born. Under 25 years later, he was dealt to the Dodgers in exchange for Pedro Martinez, one of the worse trades of all-time. This week Richard looks at the careers of the “other men” in such lopsided moves.

It turns out a lot of your finest Game Sixes occur when the team that’s down three game to two wins. Makes sense if you think about it.

How do we deal with those who knew, and didn’t tell? And with Sammy Sosa?

No fury like a fanbase scorned.

Not all Fall Classics get this far, but the pressure really starts building at this point.

Another top 10 list containing 14 items. This is when World Series games start getting famous.

Are long-term contracts good for a team? And what about long-term contracts for relievers? Dave looks at the data.

Turns out this is historically the most poorly played game in the Fall Classic. However, there’s still plenty of excitement in these games with all their sloppy glory.