Cabin Twelve

1987: In a World Series in which each team never lose a game in its home park, the Minnesota Twins won the World Championship behind starter Frank Viola and closer Jeff Reardon beating the St. Louis Cardinals, 4 – 2 in Game Seven. The franchise’s last championship came in 1924 as the Washington Senators.

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