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ST. LOUIS -- Now it can be told what St. Louis manager Tony La Russa did at the end of his worst managing night in the big leagues.

He didn't stop managing after World Series Game 5 ended, a game that had been so embarrassing for him that he twice could not properly communicate which reliever he wanted throwing in the bullpen, a breakdown that once left him standing on a World Series mound and greeting one of his pitchers by saying, "Oh, what are you doing here?"

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.

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.

The Rangers franchise has waited 51 years for its first title. After rain pushed back Game 6, Texas aims to finish off St.

Louis and end MLB's third-longest drought, writes Cliff Corcoran.

It's pivotal Game 3 between the Cardinals and Rangers -- and the Redbirds already have a 1-0 lead, thanks to Allen Craig's one-out homer in the first.

Cliff Corcoran is blogging live.

The Rangers can even the Series at 2-2 with a win tonight. A Giants victory would give them a 3-1 lead with Tim Lincecum going in Game 5.

Joe Lemire has the latest from Arlington.

Giants went ballistic in Game 1, but can they do it again tonight?

The Rangers didn't waste any time scoring in Game 1 of the World Series. But the National League champs have rallied to tie the game 2-2.

Joe Lemire is blogging from San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO -- Don't judge this World Series by the television ratings. The last time a World Series Game 1 pulled a double-digit rating without the Yankees or Red Sox was way back in 1997, a virtual stone age compared to the media world of the new century.

The Giants and Rangers will not start with a big audience, but if they play the kind of baseball they did in the first two rounds for six or seven games, they will grow one.

C.J. Wilson must settle down the Rangers in Game 2.