game 7

Make it 11 World Series titles for the Cards, and certainly their most unlikely. St. Louis capped a season filled with comebacks by doing it one more time, beating Texas 6-2 in Game 7.

Can the Rangers bounce back from their epic Game 6 loss? Will the Cards parlay their home-field advantage into a World Series title?

Cliff Corcoran is blogging all the Game 7 action.

Cardinals outfielder Matt Holliday will miss Game 7 of the World Series.

Rookie Adron Chambers will replace Holliday on the active roster Friday, a day after Holliday injured his right hand during the Cardinals' 10-9, 11-inning victory over Texas in Game 6.

The team says Holliday has a sprained right wrist.

After Game 6 classic, series finale will be extra special.

After one of the greatest games in baseball history, a 10-9, 11-inning victory over Texas in Game 6 in which the Cardinals were twice within one strike of elimination, it was too soon for La Russa to announce his Game 7 starter.

Twice down to their last strike, the Cardinals found a way to force Game 7. Tom Verducci wonders if the Rangers can recover from Nelson Cruz's unforgiveable Buckner-esque gaffe.

Cards 3B caps huge comeback in extra innings to force Game 7.

Colby Lewis and the Rangers can win their first World Series tonight, while the Cardinals hope to force the first Game 7 since 2002.

Cliff Corcoran has the latest updates and analysis.

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