>>Giants Win Third World Series In Five Years
(Kansas City, MO) -- The San Francisco Giants have won their third World Series title in five years. Michael Morse drove in two runs including a go-ahead RBI-single in the fourth inning as the Giants defeated the Royals 3-2 in Game Seven of the Fall Classic at Kauffman Stadium. San Francisco is the first road team to win a World Series Game Seven since the 1979 Pittsburgh Pirates. 
Jeremy Affeldt got the win. Despite just two days of rest, Madison Bumgarner came on in relief and threw the final five scoreless innings to earn the save. He went 2-and-0 while giving up just one run over 21 innings against the Royals. Pablo Sandoval finished 3-for-3 with two runs scored for the Giants, who earned their eighth crown overall. Sandoval set a Major League record with 26 postseason hits. At 39, Tim Hudson became the oldest pitcher to start a Game Seven in the Series. He yielded two runs in just an inning-and-two-thirds.
>>Giants' Bumgarner Named World Series MVP
(Kansas City, MO) -- San Francisco Giants pitcher Madison Bumgarner is the World Series MVP. Bumgarner pitched five scoreless innings in relief in Game Seven of the Giants' 3-2 win over the Royals on Wednesday to earn the save. He also won his two starts during the series, including a complete game shutout in Game Five on Sunday. "MadBum" allowed just one run in 21 innings overall against the Royals and is now 4-and-0 in his career in the Fall Classic with a 0.25 ERA and three championships. The 25-year-old southpaw threw a Major League-record 52-and-two-thirds innings this postseason.
