Wrapped with stunning and historic images from the Major League Baseball Photos archive and framed with colorful commentary, this 32-page compendium of champions is as expansive as it is unprecedented. With 14 episodes never unveiled on DVD, YANKEEOGRAPHY: PINSTRIPE LEGENDS is the most comprehensive Yankees DVD celebration

On a picture-perfect afternoon in Yankee Stadium, before a capacity crowd energized with expectation, “the Captain,” “Mr. November” carved his name into the record books. With his usual flair for the dramatic, Jeter stroked hit #3,000 with a solo home run to ignite a wondrous celebration with his teammates and his adoring fans. But the exceptional day went beyond the mile marker of 3K as Jeter ended the affair 5/5–five hits in five at bats, the last producing the game-winning run.

Direct from Major League Baseball, this historic and extraordinary television broadcast includes a career milestone, a salute to achievement spanning three decades, and one unforgettable baseball game.

SATURDAY, JULY 9, 2011 * YANKEE STADIUM

A special DVD audio feature allows fans to watch the television broadcast and listen to the radio play-by-play!

This seven-DVD collection contains every pitch, hit, clutch home run, sterling defensive play, and Rally Monkey-memory along with each glorious Anaheim Angels 2002 World Series championship moment.

A special DVD audio-feature allows fans to watch the World Series television broadcast and listen to the Angels Radio Network announcers!

All seven World Series games against the San Francisco Giants^®.

Babe Ruth christened The House That Ruth Built™ with the first home run on opening day in 1923. Yankee Stadium has since seen it all. From World Series^® championships to pitching perfection; from tear-wrenching good-byes to chances for redemption– Yankee Stadium has witnessed the wonder that baseball has to offer, treating its fans to a seemingly endless list of memorable moments.

YANKEE STADIUM: BASEBALL’S CATHEDRAL, produced by Emmy^® Award-winning Major League Baseball Productions, tells all of these stories in a comprehensive and compelling fashion, giving fans one more chance to worship at the cathedral of baseball.

And there is quite a litany of “firsts” in REDS MEMORIES, an incredibly detailed compilation of Cincinnati Reds history. The 1919 World Series title–the first for the franchise–is brought to life like never before. Watch Johnny Vander Meer become the first and only man to throw back-to-back no-hitters. Return to that evening in 1935 when Cincinnati became the first Major League team to host an evening baseball game. Witness the rise and fall of the amazing Big Red Machine–the first team in the division era to sweep the postseason. And, of course, you’ll relive the hitting milestones of the phenomenal Pete Rose and the wire-to-wire journey of the 1990 championship team.

For more than 140 years Cincinnati has been one of the bedrocks of professional baseball, featuring unparalleled players and managers –from Joe Nuxhall to Frank Robinson–from Bid McPhee to Johnny Bench–from Sparky Anderson to Lou Piniella. It’s all right here: the Hall of Famers, the championship teams, the historic past and the promising future. REDS MEMORIES is the first complete retrospective of Cincinnati Reds history through three centuries of baseball. Just another first for the Team of Firsts.

The stories are amazing–and they’re all here–from the monstrous home runs that Richie Allen and Greg Luzinski rocketed into the night–to Lefty’s unbelievable ’72 season–to the emotional parades down Broad Street in ’80 and ’08. With archival film clips, exclusive interviews, behind-the-scenes footage and never-before-heard sound, Major League Baseball Productions brings you the definitive history of Philadelphia’s favorite sports team.

The Red Sox timeline stretches back more than a century, from 1903 when they won the first-ever World Series championship, to 2007 when a seventh World Series trophy took up residence at Fenway Park. And the story line overflows with some of the greatest and most compelling players in baseball history too. From Cy Young, Jimmy Piersall and Ted Williams to Bill Lee, Pedro Martinez and David Ortiz–their stories fill the pages of record books and biographies, while sensations such as Dustin Pedroia, Fred Lynn and Carlton Fisk breathed new life into their team and city as only remarkable rookies can.

In RED SOX MEMORIES, the stories behind the greatest moments in the 107-year history of the Boston Red Sox are told like never before.

Add in Kirby Puckett’s Game 6 for the ages, a power-hitting third base tandem, Kent Hrbek providing a lift at first, a rookie rising above the tension, veteran power, clutch pitching led by the wizened Jack Morris, plus a relentless and dynamic Atlanta Braves team–and yes, it was the Greatest World Series ever played.

This beautifully-packaged seven-DVD collection contains every pitch, hit, sterling defensive play, and ear-popping Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome memory along with each glorious Minnesota Twins 1991 World Series championship moment. The collection displays the heroics of Dan Gladden, Gene Larkin, Chuck Knoblauch, Chili Davis and Brian Harper, plus the steadying leadership of Manager Tom Kelly. A special DVD audio feature allows fans to watch the World Series television broadcast and listen to the Twins Radio Network announcers! Yes, it was the greatest World Series and the proof is in the seven games digitally preserved in this DVD trophy.

*FIVE GAMES DECIDED BY ONE RUN
*FOUR GAMES WON IN THE LAST AT-BAT
*THREE EXTRA-INNING GAMES WERE THE MOST EVER
*AND THE FINAL TWO GAMES–JUST INCREDIBLE

MAGIC IN MINNESOTA revels in the mesmerizing masterpiece of Jack Morris’ 1-0, 10-inning Game 7 and Kirby Puckett’s unbelievable heroics in Game 6. This celebration salutes the contributions of superstars, support players, and the deafening, intimidating Minnesota Twins fans who electrified the Metrodome like never before and includes: Interviews with two-time World Champions manager Tom Kelly, Kent Hrbek, Gene Larkin, Dan Gladden, and John Gordon; Extensive game highlights, exclusive footage, and more!

MAGIC IN MINNESOTA is more than just another film about just another championship team. It’s about the Twins – your Twins – and perhaps the greatest World Series of all time.

PRIME 9: MLB HEROICS fires up the spirited conversation on who tops the “all time” lists, incorporating NINE of the most compelling PRIME 9 episodes ever created – from long-ball legends to Heroes of the Fall Classic – from history-making seasons to jaw-dropping, game-changing catches. PRIME 9: MLB HEROICS is primed and ready!

INCLUDES NINE EPISODES:
1. HOME RUNS
2. UNBREAKABLE FEATS
3. HITTING SEASONS
4. PITCHING SEASON
5. ALL-STAR MOMENTS
6. BEST WORLD SERIES
7. COMEBACKS
8. PLAYS AT THE PLATE
9. REGULAR SEASON CATCH

This four-DVD set showcases four full television broadcasts that mark glorious chapters in the history of the franchise and sit at the heart of the love affair between fans and ball club. Digitally preserved, the games are enhanced with the actual full-game radio play-by-play packed with memory-jarring “My, oh my!” and “Fly Away” celebrations.

FOUR ESSENTIAL MARINERS GAMES NOW AVAILABLE ON DVD!

VOLUME 1: 1995 AL WEST ONE-GAME PLAYOFF (October 2, 1995): “Refuse to Lose”–the surge of optimistic energy and clutch performances propelled the Mariners to a late-season charge, punctuated by this ear-popping one-game playoff to determine the champions of the American League West Division.

VOLUME 2: “THE DOUBLE” – ALDS GAME 5 vs NYY (October 8, 1995): The uplifting heroics extended from Edgar Martinez to Randy Johnson to Ken Griffey, Jr., to the get-engine-loud exultations of the delirious Mariners fans. From its taut start to the dramatic 11th inning finish, by every measure this game is an all-time classic.

VOLUME 3: HOME SWEEP HOME: 2000 AL DIVISION SERIES vs CHI (October 6, 2000): As the American League Wild Card team, the Mariners drew the top-seeded Chicago White Sox. Stellar defense, pitching, timely hitting, and one perfectly placed push bunt in the bottom of the 9th propelled Seattle to a series sweep.

VOLUME 4: RECORD-SETTING SEASON, DIVISION CHAMPIONS vs ANA (September 19, 2001): In the midst of establishing an AL single-season record for wins and in the swirl of emotions in their second game back after the terrorist attacks of 9/11–the Mariners climbed one more mountain: American League West Division Champions.

This beautifully-packaged, digitally-preserved celebration of the Fall Classic is a timeless treasure that will become the ultimate centerpiece of any baseball fan’s DVD library. Records and seasons change with time, but the legends and lore of the World Series on DVD will last forever.

Fall Classic film highlights showcase extraordinary players including:
Stan Musial, Jackie Robinson, Mickey Mantle, Willie Mays, Henry Aaron, Sandy Koufax, Bob Gibson, Brooks Robinson, Tom Seaver, Johnny Bench, Willie Stargell, Derek Jeter, Albert Pujols, and many more.

The drama and unforgettable images of baseball are the World Series moments etched in our minds and celebrated from generation to generation. These dynamic events are preserved and commemorated in this one-of-a-kind collection.

DISC 1: 1943 Yankees, 1944 Cardinals, 1945 Tigers, 1946 Cardinals, 1947 Yankees, 1948 Indians (approx 182 min)
DISC 2 1949-53 Yankees (approx 167 min)
DISC 3 1954 Giants, 1955 Dodgers, 1956 Yankees (approx 115 min)
DISC 4 1957 Braves, 1958 Yankees, 1959 Dodgers, 1960 Pirates, 1961 Yankees (approx 182 min)
DISC 5 1962 Yankees, 1963 Dodgers, 1964 Cardinals (approx 100 min)
DISC 6 1965 Dodgers, 1966 Orioles, 1967 Cardinals, 1968 Tigers (approx 152 min)
DISC 7 1969 Mets, 1970 Orioles, 1971 Pirates (approx 116 min)
DISC 8 1972-74 A’s, 1975-76 Reds (approx 170 min)
DISC 9 1977-78 Yankees, 1979 Pirates, 1980 Phillies, 1981 Dodgers (approx 166 min)
DISC 10 1982 Cardinals, 1983 Orioles, 1984 Tigers (approx 107 min)
DISC 11 1985 Royals, 1986 Mets, 1987 Twins (approx 119 min)
DISC 12 1988 Dodgers, 1989 A’s, 1990 Reds (approx 177 min)
DISC 13 1991 Twins, 1992 Blue Jays (approx 139 min)
DISC 14 1993 Blue Jays, 1995 Braves (approx 132 min)
DISC 15 1996 Yankees, 1997 Marlins (approx 143 min)
DISC 16 1998-2000 Yankees (approx 186 min)
DISC 17 2001 Diamondbacks, 2002 Angels (approx 145 min)
DISC 18 2003 Marlins, 2004 Red Sox (approx 142 min)
DISC 19 2005 White Sox, 2006 Cardinals (approx 152 min)
DISC 20 2007 Red Sox, 2008 Phillies (approx 163 min)

VOLUME 1: ALCS GAME 6 (Sunday, October 25, 2009, Yankee Stadium), runtime 167 min, Los Angeles Angels vs. New York Yankees, LAA 2 / NYY 5

VOLUME 2: WORLD SERIES GAME 1 (Wednesday, October 28, 2009, Yankee Stadium) Phillies win. runtime 186 mins., PHI 6 / NYY 1

VOLUME 3: WORLD SERIES GAME 2 (Thursday, October 29, 2009, Yankee Stadium) Yankees win, runtime 167 min, PHI 1 / NYY 3

VOLUME 4: WORLD SERIES GAME 3 (Saturday, October 31, 2009, Citizens Bank Park) Yankees win, runtime 168 min, NYY 8 / PHI 5

VOLUME 5: WORLD SERIES GAME 4 (Sunday, November 1, 2009, Citizens Bank Park) runtime 176 min, Yankees win, NYY 7 / PHI 4

VOLUME 6: WORLD SERIES GAME 5 (Monday, November 2, 2009, Citizens Bank Park), Phillies win, runtime 171 min, NYY 6 / PHI 8

VOLUME 7: WORLD SERIES GAME 6 (Wednesday, November 4, 2009, Citizens Bank Park), Yankees win, runtime 206 min, PHI 3 / NYY 7

VOLUME 8: BONUS DISC, runtime 60 min

The beautifully packaged eight-DVD set provides fans with a comprehensive record of the Yankees historic rush to the American League Pennant and exhilarating World Series triumph. The collection displays the heroics of Mariano Rivera, Alex Rodgriguez, Johnny Damon, Derek Jeter, Andy Pettitte, Hideki Matsui, and CC Sabathia, along with every twist, turn, and exciting moment now forever etched in baseball history.

A special DVD feature allows fans to choose from four different audio tracks for each World Series game. New York fans can then watch the television broadcast and listen to Yankees Radio announcers John Sterling and Suzyn Waldman, or select an all-Spanish play-by-play option!

But best of all, it delivered a cherished championship.

The story of the 2009 New York Yankees season – from the first pitch of Spring Training to the joyful tickertape parade – is preserved forever in this outstanding Yankeeography retrospective. Through interviews, exclusive footage, game action and highlights, the extraordinary 2009 Yankees season is yours to enjoy over and over again.

The new palace has a new crown.

The seven games in this remarkable DVD collection showcase the rollercoaster of intra-state emotions as the Cardinals flew out to grab three quick wins in the first four games, only to have the Royals capture the final three games in oh-so-dramatic fashion. For the first time ever on DVD, the Major League Baseball Productions Film and Video Archive has opened to reveal these remarkable games that capture the beauty of mid-1980s Royals Stadium, a roster of all-time Royals stars, and a battle of players, managers, and intra-state cities that delighted a nation.

This remarkable collection features perhaps the most pressure-packed pitching performance ever — the quintessential masterpiece – Don Larsen’s 1956 World Series™ Perfect Game.

This classic game is elevated by the television play-by-play of legendary Mel Allen and young Vin Scully plus for the first time ever the radio play-by-play of Bob Wolf is included as an alternative baseball bonus track. Three Hall of Fame announcers providing coverage of a singularly historic event!

Six Yankees Perfect Games and No Hitters now available on DVD!

DISC 1: October 8, 1956– Don Larsen’s Perfect Game, 1956 World Series Game 5: This remarkable record is a time-capsule of baseball from a different era. Stunning, riveting – perfect — with play-by play from Mel Allen, Vin Scully, and a bonus audio track – Bob Wolff’s radio call.

DISC 2: July 4, 1983 – Dave Righetti’s No-hitter: Righetti’s no-hit gem in the sweltering heat against the rival Boston Red Sox announced by broadcast legend Mel Allen sparkled like an Independence Day fireworks display.

DISC 3: September 4, 1993 – Jim Abbott’s No-hitter: Of all the no-hitters ever thrown at Yankee Stadium, perhaps none was more unforeseen or inspirational.

DISC 4: May 14, 1996 – Dwight Gooden’s No-hitter: His improbable no-hitter punctuated his remarkable return to Baseball and the city he had electrified a decade earlier setting an historic Yankees season into motion.

DISC 5: May 17, 1998 – David Wells’ Perfect Game: On an equally perfect spring Sunday, David Wells, a lover of baseball history, made history as he became the 15th man to pitch a perfect game.

DISC 6: July 18, 1999 – David Cone’s Perfect Game: The perfect final disc: The day began with a perfect salute to the past as Don Larsen threw the ceremonial first pitch to Yogi Berra. The day ended with David Cone finishing the third perfect game at Yankee Stadium – another intersection of Yankees heroics past and present.

A blue-ribbon panel of experts narrowed the candidates to 100 stellar players. This list was then presented for the final voting and determination of the 30 greatest players: the MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL ALL-CENTURY TEAM.

Created by Major League Baseball Productions, this DVD presents these 30 legendary players who set the standard for baseball brilliance across every era of modern baseball. With rare archival footage, exclusive interviews, and compelling stories, the MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL ALL-CENTURY TEAM program honors the greatness of these all-time heroes through the awe-filled words of teammates, opponents, and even their own recollections.

Baseball Fantasy intersects with baseball heaven at the MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL ALL-CENTURY TEAM.

CATCHERS: Johnny Bench, Yogi Berra
FIRST BASEMEN: Lou Gehrig, Mark McGwire
SECOND BASEMEN: Rogers Hornsby, Jackie Robinson
SHORTSTOPS: Ernie Banks, Cal Ripken, Jr., Honus Wagner
THIRD BASEMEN: Brooks Robinson, Mike Schmidt
OUTFIELDERS: Henry Aaron, Ty Cobb, Joe DiMaggio, Ken Griffey, Jr. Willie Mays, Mickey Mantle, Stan Musial, Pete Rose, Babe Ruth, Ted Williams
PITCHERS: Roger Clemens, Bob Gibson, Lefty Grove, Sandy Koufax, Walter Johnson,
Christy Mathewson, Nolan Ryan, Warren Spahn, Cy Young

NARRATED BY: Bob Costas

This six-game, 6-DVD collection spans five decades of promise, heart-ache, jubilation, and Boston baseball, and salutes the legends that defined these moments which are etched in Red Sox history. Each game of this treasured set was selected by the Red Sox Nation^® itself, and the six remarkable games in this set are nothing short of spectacular.

SIX OUTSTANDING GAMES FROM FENWAY PARK, SELECTED BY RED SOX NATION!

*DISC 1: Sept. 30, 1967 Regular Season vs Minnesota Twins^®–Carl Yastrzemski hit his 44th home run as the Sox tied for the lead in a four-team American League^® pennant race.
*DISC 2: 1975 World Series^® Game 6 vs the Cincinnati Reds^®–This see-saw battle of the Titans ended with Carlton Fisk and his 12th inning game-ending home run.
*DISC 3: Apr. 29, 1986 Regular Season vs Seattle Mariners^®–23-year-old Roger Clemens set the Major League record with 20 strikeouts in this hallmark game.
*DISC 4: 1999 Major League Baseball All-Star Game^® and MLB All-Century Team celebration–Fenway Park was selected to house the final Mid-Summer Classic of the 20th Century and the festivities riveted the world.
*DISC 5: 1999 American League Championship^® Series Game 3 vs New York Yankees–Red Sox ace Pedro Martinez shutdown the vaunted Yankees and former Boston pitcher Roger Clemens with 12 strikeouts over 7 innings.
*DISC 6: Apr. 22, 2007 Regular Season vs New York Yankees^®–Boston dispensed with its archrival Yankees in large part thanks to four consecutive home runs.

As teammates they’ve won double-digit division titles, many pennants, and a fistfull of World Series rings. As individuals they continue to climb baseball’s Mount Olympus.

YANKEEOGRAPHY: THE CORE FOUR COLLECTION is a celebration of a quartet of Bronx Bombers for the ages — friends, champions, and baseball heroes to a generation of Yankees fans.

ANDY PETTITTE: Most Postseason wins in Major League Baseball History; More than 200 Yankees Victories
MARIANO RIVERA: All-Time Yankees leader in saves and games pitched; Most postseason saves in Major League Baseball history
DEREK JETER: Seven 200-hit seasons, most hits in a Yankee career; Most Postseason hits, runs, and games in MLB History
JORGE POSADA: Five Silver Slugger Awards; More than 250 Home Runs

Four personifications of pinstripe-ideals who have crafted an unprecedented record of longevity and success.

DISC 1: Derek Jeter / Mariano Rivera
DISC 2: Jorge Posada / Andy Pettitte

For more than a century, Major League Baseball’s ballparks have been a canvas for athletic artistry at its finest — displays of speed, skill and incredible feats. If that’s what you’re looking for, you’ve come to the wrong place! Now on one disc is a double-header from Major League Baseball Productions of the funniest, most blunderful bloopers. This collection of the greatest fan-favorite follies will tickle your funny-bone with highlights of hilarity.

As a playful baseball hero once said: “Let’s Play Two!” So, now you can play not one but two of the most popular MLB Bloopers titles featured in this combo of comedy: MLB Bloopers: The Funny Side Of Baseball, narrated by Chris Kattan; and MLB Bloopers: Baseball’s Best Blunders, narrated by John Webber

From the lost-in-the sun pop flies to mischievous victory pies, the Major League merriment overflows with more than three hours of practical jokes, funny stories, belly-shaking bloopers, and out of control oddities that defy explanation. MLB BLOOPERS: DOUBLEHEADER includes head-scratching hilarity for the whole family.

The Yankees roster has been consistently filled with the most distinguished names in baseball, from the unstoppable Babe Ruth to Joe Dimaggio, from Mickey Mantle to current great Derek Jeter. YANKEEOGRAPHY is a paean to the talent of Yankee players throughout the ages.

This must-own collection features over 40 hours of the most memorable names and unforgettable moments of Yankees history. Including 10 Yankeeography episodes available on DVD here for the first time, as well as three full discs of bonus material featuring highlights, milestones, and extended interviews, this is the ultimate Yankees memorabilia showpiece.

This four-DVD set showcases four television broadcasts of games that are the heart of the love affair between fans and ball club. Selected by tigers.com readers, these games mark glorious chapters in the history of the franchise. A Bengal-striped celebration that salutes the nostalgic glory from Tiger Stadium hosting the 1968 World Series to the present-day peninsula-shaking magic of Comerica Park: All 100% baseball made in Detroit.

Four Essential Tigers Games now available on DVD!

DISC 1: 1968 World Series™ Game 5 VS. STL (October 7, 1968) Mickey Lolich finished off a complete game with eight scoreless innings, and Al Kaline led a Tigers rally in the sixth inning.

DISC 2: 1984 World Series Game 5 VS. SD (October 14, 1984) The Tigers pounced early and late behind Kirk Gibson and clinched the World Series championship.

DISC 3: Final Game at Tiger Stadium VS. KC (September 27, 1999) The Tigers beat the Royals 8-2 in the final game played at Tiger Stadium, home of the Tigers from 1912-2000.

DISC 4: 2006 ALCS™ Game 4 VS. OAK (October 14, 2006) Magglio Ordonez’ 2-out, 3-run walk-off home run caps a Tigers comeback and sends them to the World Series.

The Red Sox rolled to seven consecutive postseason wins in 2007, each digitally preserved in this remarkable DVD collection. From Josh Beckett’s dominance in ALCS Game 5, right through to the euphoric World Series Game 4–all of the hits, history, and happiness of the Red Sox 2007 World Series Championship are here.

These complete-game DVDs include enhanced audio tracks that allow you to choose which announcers to hear, including the Red Sox Radio Network crew. Your enjoyment is intensified with SleeveStats–official stats, trivia, and game summaries right on each DVD cover. With more than 20 hours of Red Sox October glory, this set will be a cherished part of your 2007 World Series collection.

Set contains complete ALCS Games 5, 6, and 7 versus the Cleveland Indians, and all four World Series games against the Colorado Rockies.

The San Francisco Giants 2010 World Series Collector’s Edition DVD set features every game of the Fall Classic plus two remarkable games from the National League Championship Series. From the Giants walkoff victory in NLCS Game 4 through to the euphoric World Series Game 5, each game is digitally preserved on DVD and wrapped with stats, player facts, and historic notes.

This eight-DVD collection displays the heroics of Tim Lincecum, Buster Posey, Edgar Renteria, Brian Wilson, Aubrey Huff, Matt Cain, Juan Uribe, and Cody Ross, along with every glorious Giants moment.

A special DVD audio feature allows fans to watch the World Series television broadcast and listen to Giants Radio Network announcers!

DISC 1: NLCS Game 4
DISC 2: NLCS Game 6
DISC 3: WS Game 1
DISC 4: WS Game 2
DISC 5: WS Game 3
DISC 6: WS Game 4
DISC 7: WS Game 5
DISC 8: Bonus

October of 1986 — for New York Mets fans, it was an unprecedented, unparalleled rollercoaster of emotions stretching from the gripping National League Championship Series to the unfathomable World Series against the Boston Red Sox. A time when plays, players — Knight, Carter, Dykstra, and Mookie — and announcers’ words were forever etched in time, “… it’s a slow roller to first… ”

All the twists, turns, failings and redemptions of the 1986 World Series are preserved forever with this remarkable, one-of-a-kind DVD collection. Eight complete game broadcasts — more than 20 hours of the magic of the AMAZIN’ METS championship team are included. From the marathon 16-inning, pennant-clinching victory in Houston to the gutsy World Series games victories in Fenway Park, right through to the miraculous Game 6… and to the team’s last valiant, fantastic comeback in Game 7 — all the plays, the dramatic moments, and joy of the Mets remarkable 1986 Fall Classic are here.

Your viewing of these historic games is intensified with SleeveStats: the perfect companion to the ultimate baseball DVD experience, offering official stats, trivia, and game summaries right on each DVD’s package.

SHOWTIME presents THE FRANCHISE: A SEASON WITH THE SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS, an MLB Productions Original Series. This gripping docu-series provides a candid look at the struggles, relationships and day-to-day lives of Major League Baseball players through unprecedented access to Giants players, their families, coaches and team personnel. Real, dramatic, intense, unexpected. It’s baseball from the inside-out.

In this season of THE FRANCHISE:
*Brian Wilson reveals his high-energy and peculiar approach to…life.
*Bruce Bochy & Brian Sabean take you upfront and inside the brain trust’s key decisions.
*Ryan Vogelsong exposes his intense and personal story including his rise to All-Star status.
*Pablo Sandoval proves his drive with a stellar 2011 season.
*Buster Posey shows his commitment to the team and determination for a full recovery.
*Brandon Belt brings you inside the manager’s office as he makes the team, is assigned to the Minors, and then later recalled.

THE FRANCHISE: A SEASON WITH THE SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS opens the clubhouse doors to reveal your favorite team as never before.

BONUS FEATURES: Vignettes and Promos; 2011 Walk-Off Victories; Sandoval Hits for the Cycle; Giants White House Visit; Bryan Stow Ceremony

Disc 1: Preview / Episodes 1-4
Disc 2: Episodes 5-8 / Bonus

Facing off next against the Texas Rangers the St. Louis Cardinals fell behind 3-2 in the Fall Classic despite the record-setting performance of Albert Pujols. But back at Busch Stadium, a Game 6 for the ages unfolded as the Redbirds who were twice down to their last strike, rallied in both the ninth and 10th innings, when hometown hero David Freese crushed an all-time walk-off home run in the 11th inning to force a Game 7. In the deciding game, ace Chris Carpenter’s steely performance and a two-run double from World Series MVP Freese delivered the franchise’s 11th World Series Championship.

This official DVD from Major League Baseball Productions provides comprehensive highlights, exclusive access and interviews, plus breath-taking footage that captures the thrilling story of this St. Louis Fall Classic triumph.

This eight-DVD collection displays the fortitude of the Red Birds under manager Tony LaRussa and the heroics of David Freise, Albert Pujols, Lance Berkman, Allen Craig, Yadier Molina, and Chris Carpenter along with every glorious Cardinals moment.

A special DVD audio feature allows fans to watch the World Series television broadcast and listen to Cardinals Radio Network announcers!

FALL CLASSIC AT FENWAY PARK, presented for the first time in high-definition on Blu-ray, includes the two historic World Series championships of the Boston Red Sox in 2004 and 2007. If the 2004 World Series was lighting in a bottle that obliterated the burden of three generations of Boston faithful, then in 2007 lighting struck twice.

The 2004 World Series film captures the historic, dramatic, heart-stopping, life-changing championship built by a colorful and resilient roster under manager Terry Francona that featured Kevin Millar, Johnny Damon, Curt Schilling, Derek Lowe, Jason Varitek, and David Ortiz. The 2007 film celebrates the magical blend of mighty veterans Big Papi and Kevin Youkilis, rising stars Jacoby Ellsbury and Dustin Pedroia, and powerful pitchers Josh Beckett, Jonathon Papelbon, and Daisuke Matsuzaka.

Relive the glories of two unforgettable autumns in New England with these official World Series Films that preserve two Fall Classics for the ages in magnificent blu-ray clarity.

Exactly one year and a day prior, Boston had fallen to New York in a crushing and decisive ALCS Game 7. Fast forward and the Bronx Bombers, having won the previous game 19-8, were on the verge of sweeping the Red Sox. Entering the bottom of the 9th inning down a run with the greatest closer in postseason history on the mound — all signs pointed to another chilly autumn in New England.

But the fates and Terry Francona’s Red Sox had a different tale to write. The history-changing revolution began with a harmless 9th inning walk and ended with an explosive 12th inning walkoff game winner. No baseball team had ever clawed back to win a series after losing the first three games until the fall of 2004 when the Red Sox rewrote the record books.

Direct from the Major League Baseball archives, this extraordinary television broadcast includes the quintessential making of a Fall Classic hero, an iconic moment, and one unforgettable baseball game.

A special DVD audio feature allows fans to watch the television broadcast and listen to the radio play-by-play!

The theatre was Yankee Stadium, and as the stage lights came on fierce, longtime rivals – the New York Yankees and the Boston Red Sox — squared off to determine which would advance to the 2003 World Series. The two starting pitchers, Roger Clemens and Pedro Martinez (combined nine Cy Young Awards), were poised, the crowd settled in, and the energy cranked up to a frenzy.

What unfolded was baseball drama for the ages. Boston struck early and shot to a 4-run lead, but New York chipped away led by core players and new comers who struck loudest and last. Fittingly, the finale was a Bronx Bombers blast as Aaron Boone’s 11th inning leadoff home run brought down the house and closed the curtain on another glorious Red Sox/Yankees performance.

Direct from the Major League Baseball archives, this extraordinary television broadcast includes the quintessential making of a Fall Classic hero, an iconic moment, and one unforgettable baseball game.

A special DVD audio feature allows fans to watch the television broadcast and listen to the radio play-by-play!

From the start the 1993 World Series, matching the Philadelphia Phillies and defending champions Toronto Blue Jays, was a scoreboard operator’s nightmare as the first four games produced 65 runs. Game Five calmed the scorekeepers as the Phillies Curt Schilling spun a complete-game 2-0 shutout.

With the series shifting back to Canada, the Blue Jays 3-run first inning had the Toronto faithful poised to party for a second straight year. However the tough as nails “Dudes” from Philadelphia stormed back and carried a one-run lead to the bottom of the 9th inning.

The sport’s greatest leadoff hitter, Rickey Henderson sparked the action; the series best player and MVP Paul Molitor singled and the stage was set for an historic home run. With a mesmerizing swing, and delirious dance around the diamond, Joe Carter hit only the second World Series winning walk-off home run.

Direct from the Major League Baseball archives, this extraordinary television broadcast includes the quintessential making of a Fall Classic hero, an iconic moment, and one unforgettable baseball game.

A special DVD audio feature allows fans to watch the television broadcast and listen to the radio play-by-play!

The Pittsburgh Pirates were riding a three-year streak of 95+ wins and three consecutive NLCS appearances. The year prior Atlanta had eliminated the Pirates and advanced to the World Series. This year, in this Game 7 the momentum appeared to sit with the Pirates club who carried a 2-0 lead into the bottom of the 9th inning. But, as with many of baseball’s Greatest Games, the script for this unfolding drama took unanticipated, heart-stopping, wonderful twists, which ended in a euphoric celebration for the home team.

Down to their last out and with the bases loaded Bobby Cox summoned rarely used pinch hitter Francisco Cabrera from the Atlanta bench. With one single to left the game and the series turned, punctuated by a dramatic, series-ending play at home plate and Sid Bream’s immortalized slide.

Direct from the Major League Baseball archives, this extraordinary television broadcast includes the quintessential making of a Fall Classic hero, an iconic moment, and one unforgettable baseball game.

A special DVD audio feature allows fans to watch the television broadcast and listen to the radio play-by-play!

There are games that transcend the season or era or generations and rise to the pantheon of baseball greatness. The 1991 World Series matched two surprising ball clubs as each rose from last place finishes the year before. Over seven games – including three extra-inning affairs and five contests decided by one run – these two clubs battled as champions.

Game 7 of this relentless thriller matched veteran ace Jack Morris of the Minnesota Twins against the Atlanta Braves young gun big-game pitcher John Smoltz. With the hankie-waving HHH Metrodome masses creating jet-engine audio and energy, the game amazingly remained scoreless into extra innings. The marvelous Morris set down the Braves in the 10th frame and the fates unfolded as Gene Larkin’s World Series-ending RBI-single capped the 1991 Fall Classic and stamped this as perhaps the greatest World Series.

Direct from the Major League Baseball archives, this extraordinary television broadcast includes the quintessential making of a Fall Classic hero, an iconic moment, and one unforgettable baseball game.

A special DVD audio feature allows fans to watch the television broadcast and listen to the radio play-by-play!

Was this the greatest game in World Series history? A lead-changing contest for the first nine innings, the Boston Red Sox took a two-run lead into the bottom of the eventful 10th inning. The Red Sox faithful moved to within one out of a long awaited World Series championship. One more out and this would be their first title since 1918. One out.

The Mets World Series was kept alive by Gary Carter’s two-out single which was matched by Kevin Mitchell, then Ray Knight. For Mets fans in the blink of a teary eye the score was tied and the cosmic momentum was headed in one direction. The sequence of Mookie Wilson’s “a little roller up along first…” and the Shea Stadium-rocking delirium that followed is forever chiseled in World Series history.

Direct from the Major League Baseball archives, this extraordinary television broadcast includes the quintessential drama of a Fall Classic, an iconic moment, and one unforgettable baseball game.

A special DVD audio feature allows fans to watch the television broadcast and listen to the radio play-by-play!

The St. Louis Cardinals, under manager Whitey Herzog, and the Los Angeles Dodgers, led by Tommy Lasorda, were even at two wins as the 1985 NLCS moved to Game 5. In the quintessential style of “Whitey Ball” the Cardinals initiated the scoring with two walks and a two- RBI double by Tommy Herr. From then on the Dodgers dazzling ace Fernando Valenzuela stilled the Cardinals while the Dodgers evened the scoring behind Bill Madlock’s 2-run home run.

Tom Niedenfuer, who anchored the Dodger bullpen in 1985 (19 Saves, 106.1 innings pitched) and had saved Game 1 with 2 2/3 innings pitched, was summoned for the bottom of the 9th with the score at 2-2. With one out, Ozzie Smith the light-hitting, switch-hitting “Wizard” stroked the game-winning home run – his first career left-handed home run after 3,009 at-bats – prompting Jack Buck’s famous exclamation, “Go crazy folks!”

Direct from the Major League Baseball archives, this extraordinary television broadcast includes the quintessential making of an iconic moment, and one unforgettable baseball game.

A special DVD audio feature allows fans to watch the television broadcast and listen to the radio play-by-play!

These rare and extraordinary television broadcasts from the Major League Baseball Film and Video Archive have earned their place in this gallery of greatness. Generations hold these classic games in equally high regard. They stand the test of time because of history-changing impact, dramatic brilliance, or heroic exploits.

For the first time ever, these transcendent games are presented in one collection, and many have been enhanced with synchronized radio play-by-play to deepen the experience with the flavor that can only be delivered by a home town broadcast team.

These are the games that forged Fall Classic heroes and created the most memorable moments of Major League Baseball. From walk-off World Series wins to mind-numbing comebacks, from personal excellence to legendary lineups, these are the unforgettable games that time and history have lifted to a place of honor and fame. These are BASEBALL’S GREATEST GAMES.

DISC 1: 1960 World Series Game 7
DISC 2: 1975 World Series Game 6
DISC 3: 1979 Wrigley Field Slugfest
DISC 4: 1985 NLCS Game 5
DISC 5: 1986 World Series Game 6
DISC 6: 1991 World Series Game 7
DISC 7: 1992 NLCS Game 7
DISC 8: 1993 World Series Game 6
DISC 9: 2003 ALCS Game 7
DISC 10: 2004 ALCS Game 4
DISC 11: Bonus

The Phillies, having won the prior day’s game at Wrigley 13-0, jumped out on top 21-9. With the Chicago faithful straining for hope–lo’ and behold, in one of the wildest Wrigley Field slugfests of all time–the Cubbies stormed back to knot the score at 22!

The stage for this scoreboard jamming contest was set in the first stanza. The Cubs starting pitcher recorded only one out, allowing six runs, while the Phillies starter–who homered in the first inning, also exited after recording only one out and allowing five runs!

The two lineups were filled with stars: Mike Schmidt (2 home runs), Larry Bowa (5 hits), Bob Boone (5 RBI), Bill Buckner (7 RBI), and Dave Kingman (3 home runs). Yes, the wind was blowing out that day at Wrigley.

Direct from the Major League Baseball archives, this rare and extraordinary television broadcast includes the quintessential making of a Wrigley classic, mind-boggling offense and one unforgettable baseball game.

A special DVD audio feature allows fans to watch the television broadcast and listen to the radio play-by-play!

This see-saw battle of titans was ignited by Red Sox rookie sensation (1975 American League Rookie of the Year and MVP) Fred Lynn, whose first-frame salvo started the spectacle.

By mid-point, Cincinnati’s Big Red Machine had evened the scoring and charged ahead, just six outs from wrapping up the Fall Classic. Ah, but the night was young. The second of Boston’s three heart-stopping home runs was launched by Bernie Carbo to square the diamond-drama at six.

For the next three frames opportunities flashed and faded until the bottom of the 12th inning when New England’s own Carlton Fisk topped the Green Monster and the Reds with one well-placed, histrionic-heavy, home run creating an iconic image and a breath-taking victory.

Direct from the Major League Baseball archives, this rare and extraordinary television broadcast includes the quintessential making of a Fall Classic hero, an iconic moment, and one unforgettable baseball game.

A special DVD audio feature allows fans to watch the television broadcast and listen to the radio play-by-play!

On October 13, 1960 the Pittsburgh Pirates completed one of the most unlikely upsets in World Series history. It was a classic, tense Game 7 marked by heroics, lead changes, and a stunning home run from “Maz.”

After six games, the heavily favored New York Yankees had compiled impressive Fall Classic numbers: .340 team batting average, 78 hits, and 46 runs to the Pirates 17. Yet the opportunistic Pirates had the series even at three wins apiece.

In Game 7, the Pirates stormed to an early 4-0 lead, but waves of scoring from both clubs had the game knotted at nine in the bottom of the ninth. Then 24-year old Bill Mazeroski, known more for his glove than his bat, approached the plate and launched the first World Series-ending home run in baseball history, setting off a delirious celebration that reverberated from Forbes Field across Pittsburgh and through the annals of all-time sports achievements.

Direct from the Major League Baseball archives, this rare and extraordinary television broadcast has been restored for this remarkable DVD presentation. It is the quintessential making of a Fall Classic hero, an iconic moment, and one unforgettable baseball game.

A special DVD audio feature allows fans to watch the television broadcast and listen to the radio play-by-play!

ANGELS MEMORIES: THE GREATEST MOMENTS IN ANGELS BASEBALL HISTORY celebrates the team’s magical moments, iconic players and unforgettable characters. This remarkable program salutes the lore and legends from pitchers Nolan Ryan and Frank Tanana to Mike Witt, Don Sutton, John Lackey, and Jered Weaver. The honor roll of field managers runs from Bill Rigney to Gene Mauch, Jim Fregosi and the brilliant Mike Scioscia. Plus the Angels tradition of prolific and historic hitters includes Rod Carew, Tim Salmon, Don Baylor, Reggie Jackson, Garret Anderson, and Fred Lynn.

This video tribute features the October triumphs and the personal tragedies, the record-setting milestones and the dramatic victories. In ANGELS MEMORIES: THE GREATEST MOMENTS IN ANGELS BASEBALL HISTORY, all of these compelling stories, remarkable players and wonderful characters from this definitive history of the Angels franchise are honored and preserved forever.

BONUS FEATURES:

The team-first attitudes of veterans and newcomers alike blended with the positive style of manager Bruce Bochy to create a superb and sustaining chemistry. AT&T Park overflowed with waves of orange-and-black devotees throughout the year – hoping beyond hope that their Giants would bring them the first World Series title in San Francisco history. Often it was tortuous. But always it was magic.

From the homegrown pitching to the rookie sensation behind the plate. From the key in-season acquisitions to the been-there-done-that approach of veterans, these Giants were on a mission. They staged a September rally to win their division – they surpassed Atlanta and the reigning NL champion Phillies in a succession of nail-biting playoff games – and once in the World Series, they silenced the powerful Texas offense with one pitching gem after another.

The Magic Inside tells the wonderful story of this historic Giants season through exclusive interviews, behind-the-scenes footage, game action highlights and inside access to the parade. The spectacular story of the 2010 San Francisco Giants is indeed all about The Magic Inside.

The lineup sparkled with an engaging and energizing blend of fresh, youthful talent, familiar favorites, and tested newcomers. But the exclamation point on this historic season was yet to come. The Rangers knocked off the Tampa Bay Rays in a grueling five-game Division Series and then defeated the defending World Champion New York Yankees in six games to win the first American League Championship in the 50-year history of the franchise.

With the official DVD, IT’S TIME you’ll relive the stories of the 2010 Season from the Claw and the Antler right through to the sweet history making of October baseball at Rangers Ballpark in Arlington.

After six games, the heavily favored New York Yankees had compiled impressive Fall Classic numbers: .340 team batting average, 78 hits, and 46 runs to the Pirates 17. Yet the opportunistic Pirates had the series even at three wins apiece.

In Game 7, the Pirates stormed to an early 4-0 lead, but waves of scoring from both clubs had the game knotted at nine in the bottom of the ninth. Then 24-year-old Bill Mazeroski, known more for his glove than his bat, approached the plate and launched the first World Series-ending home run in Major League history, setting off a delirious celebration that reverberated from Forbes Field across Pittsburgh and through the annals of all-time sports achievements.

Direct from the Major League Baseball Archives, this rare and extraordinary television broadcast has been restored for this remarkable DVD presentation. It is the quintessential making of a Fall Classic hero, an iconic moment, and one unforgettable baseball game.

DISC 1: Original television broadcast of 1960 World Series Game 7, plus alternative radio play-by-play

DISC 2: 1960 World Series Film

This beautifully-packaged, digitally-preserved celebration of the Fall Classic is a timeless treasure that will become the ultimate centerpiece of any baseball fan’s DVD library. Records and seasons change with time, but the legends and lore of the World Series on DVD will last forever.

Fall Classic film highlights showcase extraordinary players including:
Stan Musial, Jackie Robinson, Mickey Mantle, Willie Mays, Henry Aaron, Sandy Koufax, Bob Gibson, Brooks Robinson, Tom Seaver, Johnny Bench, Willie Stargell, Derek Jeter, Albert Pujols, and many more.

The drama and unforgettable images of baseball are the World Series moments etched in our minds and celebrated from generation to generation. These dynamic events are preserved and commemorated in this one-of-a-kind collection.

*DISC 1: 1943 Yankees, 1944 Cardinals, 1945 Tigers, 1946 Cardinals, 1947 Yankees, 1948 Indians (approx 182 min)
*DISC 2 1949-53 Yankees (approx 167 min)
*DISC 3 1954 Giants, 1955 Dodgers, 1956 Yankees (approx 115 min)
*DISC 4 1957 Braves, 1958 Yankees, 1959 Dodgers, 1960 Pirates, 1961 Yankees (approx 182 min)
*DISC 5 1962 Yankees, 1963 Dodgers, 1964 Cardinals (approx 100 min)
*DISC 6 1965 Dodgers, 1966 Orioles, 1967 Cardinals, 1968 Tigers (approx 152 min)
*DISC 7 1969 Mets, 1970 Orioles, 1971 Pirates (approx 116 min)
*DISC 8 1972-74 A’s, 1975-76 Reds (approx 170 min)
*DISC 9 1977-78 Yankees, 1979 Pirates, 1980 Phillies, 1981 Dodgers (approx 166 min)
*DISC 10 1982 Cardinals, 1983 Orioles, 1984 Tigers (approx 107 min)
*DISC 11 1985 Royals, 1986 Mets, 1987 Twins (approx 119 min)
*DISC 12 1988 Dodgers, 1989 A’s, 1990 Reds (approx 177 min)
*DISC 13 1991 Twins, 1992 Blue Jays (approx 139 min)
*DISC 14 1993 Blue Jays, 1995 Braves (approx 132 min)
*DISC 15 1996 Yankees, 1997 Marlins (approx 143 min)
*DISC 16 1998-2000 Yankees (approx 186 min)
*DISC 17 2001 Diamondbacks, 2002 Angels (approx 145 min)
*DISC 18 2003 Marlins, 2004 Red Sox (approx 142 min)
*DISC 19 2005 White Sox, 2006 Cardinals (approx 152 min)
*DISC 20 2007 Red Sox, 2008 Phillies (approx 163 min)
*DISC 21 2009 World Series Highlights (approx 60 min)

All the glory of the Cleveland Indians^® 1948 World Series^® Championship is now digitally preserved on this official DVD.

The Cleveland Indians under player-manager and 1948 American League^® MVP Lou Boudreau had superb hitting, but it was the pitching that led the way. Veterans Bob Feller and Bob Lemon were joined by a pair of unlikely rookies: knuckleballer Gene Bearden and, at 42 years of age, the oldest Major League Baseball^® rookie ever, Satchel Paige (with his 1,500 Negro League victories).

After defeating the Boston Red Sox^® in a one-game playoff to decide the pennant, the Indians took on the Boston Braves^®. Over the first four games Cleveland’s pitching registered a 0.75 ERA, and sparked by the hitting of Larry Doby, the Indians won their first championship since 1920.

Bonus Film: In the glistening new Jacobs Field, the 1995 Indians team relied on overwhelming offense and a pitching staff with a league-leading ERA. Wahoo! What A Finish celebrates the dramatic come-from-behind victories that rocked “The Jake.”

The 1975 World Series is treasured by baseball fans and historians as one of the most exciting, dramatic, and important events in the history of Major League Baseball.

The mighty Cincinnati Reds lineup was stacked with players who would win six MVP Awards between 1970 and 1977. The Boston Red Sox defeated the three-time World Champion Oakland A’s and were led by the AL MVP and Rookie-of-the-Year. For eleven days these stellar clubs staged an unforgettable performance that captured the attention of the entire sporting world, and in the process created some of the most indelible baseball television images in memory.

This unprecedented 7-DVD Collector’s Edition preserves all of the remarkable history of the 1975 World Series with the actual game broadcast of each complete game! It was unbelievable the first time–today, the game action and heroics are even more inspiring.

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Yankee Stadium–two words that evoke millions of sparkling memories. Yankee Stadium–the grandest stage for baseball stars, history, lore, and countless achievements. Yankee Stadium, from its heavenly white facade to its rich hues of blue, possesses a regal magic–an aura. Seemingly the grass shimmers with a brighter green, the flag flies prouder, and the full-throated fans cheer louder there than anywhere else.

This six-DVD set showcases six television broadcasts of games that shaped the mystique of this fabled baseball cathedral. Selected by Yankees.com readers, these outstanding games mark glorious chapters in the history of the franchise. This six-game celebration salutes everything that is quintessentially Yankees and 100% baseball.

1976 ALCS GAME 5 VS. KANSAS CITY ROYALS: Chris Chambliss’ walk-off home run sends the Yankees to their first World Series since 1964.
1977 WORLD SERIES GAME 6 VS. LOS ANGELES DODGERS: Reggie Jackson’s historic three-home-run-game propels the Bronx Bombers to another World Series Championship.
1995 ALDS GAME 2 VS. SEATTLE MARINERS: This 15-inning drama ended with Jim Leyritz’s walk-off home run and featured home runs from Don Mattingly, Paul O’Neill, and Ruben Sierra. With 3 &1/3 innings in relief by a young Mariano Rivera who notched the win.
1996 WORLD SERIES GAME 6 VS. ATLANTA BRAVES: After New York lost the first two games of the 1996 World Series, they won the next four and finished with a Game 6-celebration that shook Yankee Stadium with delight.
2001 WORLD SERIES GAME 4 VS. ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS: History unfolded when Tino Martinez hit a 2-out, bottom of the 9th, two-run homer to tie the game. Then in the 10th, “Mr. November” Derek Jeter’s game-winning home run ended another remarkable victory.
2003 ALCS GAME 7 VS. BOSTON RED SOX: With a World Series appearance at stake, aces on the mound, and white knuckles everywhere, Aaron Boone stroked the game-winning home run to seal the Yankees’ 11-inning victory.

This six-game, 6-DVD collection spans five decades of promise, amusement, jubilation, and Mets baseball. It celebrates the legendary games and the baseball heroes who made Mets history. These six remarkable games are a time capsule and a window into the magic that glows within all Mets fans – the magic found in their beloved Shea Stadium.

*DISC 1: 1969 World Series^® Game 4 vs Baltimore Orioles™–Tom Seaver’s 10-inning win was a decisive point of the ‘69 World Series as the Mets upset the heavily favored Orioles.
*DISC 2: 1986: National League^® Championship Series Game 3 vs Houston Astros™–This come-from-behind bottom-of-the-ninth victory ended with Lenny Dykstra’s famous walk-off home run.
*DISC 3: 1986: World Series Game 6 vs Boston Red Sox™–Considered “Baseball’s greatest game”, this improbable 10th-inning, miracle two-out comeback reached its climax with Mookie Wilson’s swing and “…here comes Knight and the Mets win it!”
*DISC 4: 1999: National League Championship Series Game 5 vs Atlanta Braves™–Robin Ventura’s “grand slam single” won this 15-inning game endurance test.
*DISC 5: Sept. 21, 2001: Regular season vs Atlanta Braves –The emotionally charged first game in New York City after the 9/11 terrorist attacks was electrified by Mike Piazza’s 8th inning 2-run home run.
*DISC 6: May 19, 2006: Inter-League vs New York Yankees™–David Wright’s walk-off hit snatched victory away from the cross-town rival Yankees in this classic see-saw battle.

The 2001 World Series pitted the mighty Yankees, winners of 26 World Series Championships, against the upstart Diamondbacks, winners of 2 postseason series. Despite being taken to the brink of elimination after three dramatic games in New York, the Diamondbacks battled back at home and won it all in an incredible ninth inning comeback in Game 7.

The seven complete World Series games in this remarkable DVD collection are nothing short of historic, considering not only the baseball achievements but also the tragic historical context. Stellar performances from Co-MVPs Curt Schilling and Randy Johnson and the unforgettable series clinching hit from Luis Gonzalez are showcased and digitally preserved for your enjoyment.

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This DVD features the vintage official World Series^® films of the Oakland A’s^® World Championships from 1972, 1973, 1974, and 1989.

Catfish Hunter’s pitching led the way in 1972 against the Cincinnati Reds^® when six of the seven games were decided by one run. The 1974 Fall Classic^® versus the Los Angeles Dodgers^® featured the hitting of Joe Rudi and Bert Campaneris, and pitcher Ken Holtzman’s timely home run that sealed the A’s third title in a row and place in history.

Fifteen year later the A’s met the San Francisco Giants^® in a historic World Series. After the A’s won the first two games, Game Three was delayed ten days by an earthquake that left sixty-seven people dead and rolled destruction across sections of the Bay Area. After much consideration, the World Series continued with Oakland sweeping all four games.

1972 – OAKLAND ATHLETICS vs CINCINNATI REDS
1973 – OAKLAND ATHLETICS vs NEW YORK METS
1974 – OAKLAND ATHLETICS vs LOS ANGELES DODGERS
1989 – OAKLAND ATHLETICS vs SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS

Led by Richie Ashburn, Robin Roberts, Jim Konstanty and Del Ennis, the 1950 “Whiz Kids” won the pennant on the last day of the season and faced the New York Yankees in the Fall Classic.

Thirty years later the greatest moment in Phillies history took place at Veterans Stadium when Tug McGraw struck out Kansas City’s Willie Wilson. The scoreboard said it all: WORLD CHAMPIONS! Mike Schmidt, Steve Carlton, Larry Bowa, Greg Luzinski, Garry Maddox and Bob Boone anchored the Phillies.

Schmidt and Carlton were joined by the likes of Joe Morgan, John Denny and Al Holland to win another Phillies NL pennant in 1983 and a trip to the World Series against Baltimore.

In 1993, Lenny Dykstra, Darren Daulton, John Kruk Curt Schilling, and Mitch Williams led a wild and crazy bunch to an upset victory over Atlanta in the playoffs. In dramatic fashion, Toronto won a second consecutive World Series championship.

1950 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES vs NEW YORK YANKEES
1980 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES vs KANSAS CITY ROYALS
1983 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES vs BALTIMORE ORIOLES
1993 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES vs TORONTO BLUE JAYS

Down three games to one, the Pirates provided a sudden plot change and stormed back to claim the 1979 World Series championship. Every game of this remarkable Fall Classic, every pitch, clutch hit, stellar pitching performance, and infectious smile of the Pirates is digitally preserved in this one-of-a-kind collectible.

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Filled with more than 17 hours of unedited, pure-Cardinals passion, this collection includes the complete actual game broadcasts.

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*1968 WORLD SERIES GAME 1: Bob Gibson’s record-setting, 17-strikeout masterpiece

*1982 WORLD SERIES GAME 7: From a pre-game flip, to a late-rally, the Cardinals secure a World Series Championship

*1985 NATIONAL LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES GAME 5: The incredible, improbable, bottom-of-the-ninth, game-winning-homer by Ozzie Smith

*1987 WORLD SERIES GAME 3: Brilliant pitching and Vince Coleman’s clutch hitting spark a Redbirds victory

*1998 MARK McGWIRE’S 62nd HOME RUN: The magnificent crescendo of a mesmerizing race for the record; “Big Mac”, Mark McGwire’s record-setting homer began an emotional, unforgettable celebration

*2004 NATIONAL LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES GAME 7: This come-from-behind pennant-clinching victory was powered by the clutch hitting of Albert Pujols and Scott Rolen

This video is just one in a series of exciting and comprehensive programs. So many of the greatest moments from America’s National Pastime are captured in the World Series DVD collection: Don Larsen’s perfect game; Bill Mazeroski’s and Joe Carter’s World Series-ending home runs; the unforgettable shots of Carlton Fisk, Kirk Gibson, and Kirby Puckett; the dynastic Yankees, Cardinals, A’s, and Reds; and the underdog champions — Dodgers, Mets, and Twins. All of these Fall Classic memories, and more, are showcased in the official World Series DVD collection.

1943: St. Louis Cardinals vs. New York Yankees

1944: St. Louis Cardinals vs. St. Louis Browns — In the only all St. Louis World Series, the Cardinals defeated the St. Louis Browns.

1946: St. Louis Cardinals vs. Boston Red Sox — A Game Seven victory noted for the Redbird’s Enos Slaughter’s “Mad Dash” for home

This video is just one in a series of exciting and comprehensive programs. So many of the greatest moments from America’s National Pastime are captured in the World Series DVD collection: Don Larsen’s perfect game; Bill Mazeroski’s and Joe Carter’s World Series-ending home runs; the unforgettable shots of Carlton Fisk, Kirk Gibson, and Kirby Puckett; the dynastic Yankees, Cardinals, A’s, and Reds; and the underdog champions — Dodgers, Mets, and Twins. All of these Fall Classic memories, and more, are showcased in the official World Series DVD collection.

*1964: St. Louis Cardinals vs. New York Yankees — This historic Fall Classic saw Bob Gibson strike out 31 Yankees over 27 innings and Mickey Mantle’s last World Series Home Run (record 18th), and the end of an era as the Cardinals dethroned the Yankees.

*1967: St. Louis Cardinals vs. Boston Red Sox — St. Louis once again went toe-to-toe with Boston led by Triple Crown-winning Carl Yastrezemski. The Redbirds and ace-on-the-hill Bob Gibson proved victorious in seven games.

*1968: St. Louis Cardinals vs. Detroit Tigers — In the “Year of the Pitcher” Bob Gibson and the Cardinals met the Detroit Tigers. Gibson struck out a record 17 batters in Game One, then won Game Four — his seventh consecutive complete-game World Series victory. However, the Tigers prevailed in seven games.

This video is just one in a series of exciting and comprehensive programs. So many of the greatest moments from America’s National Pastime are captured in the World Series DVD collection: Don Larsen’s perfect game; Bill Mazeroski’s and Joe Carter’s World Series-ending home runs; the unforgettable shots of Carlton Fisk, Kirk Gibson, and Kirby Puckett; the dynastic Yankees, Cardinals, A’s, and Reds; and the underdog champions — Dodgers, Mets, and Twins. All of these Fall Classic memories, and more, are showcased in the official World Series DVD collection.

*1982: St. Louis Cardinals vs. Milwaukee Brewers — Led by Manager Whitey Herzog and World Series MVP Darrell Porter, the Cardinals conquered Paul Molitor and his Milwaukee Brewers.

*1985: St. Louis Cardinals vs. Kansas City Royals — In a classic, Mid-American showdown, the Redbirds came up one short in this seven-game World Series.

*1987: St. Louis Cardinals vs. Minnesota Twins — The home field advantage never proved so vital. St. Louis and Minnesota both won all of their home games. Unfortunately for the Cardinals, the Minnesota Twins had four to three.

With a lineup powered by the hard-hitting foursome, a staff anchored by two starting aces and one in the bullpen, a manager whose calm was contagious, and rabid fans who nearly blew the roof off the home field, the Twins throttled baseball with an unmatched home field advantage. Every game of this Twin Cities tale, every pitch, every rafter-rocking home run, and thunderous roar of the Metrodome faithful is digitally preserved in this one-of-a-kind collectible. Unlike certain Cardinals pitchers you may choose to not wear earplugs; however twirling “Homer Hankies” is encouraged.

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Throughout the season, the 1977 Bronx Bombers battled opponents — and often each other — with unprecedented ferocity and style. Squared off against the Dodgers in the World Series, the Yankees pulled out dramatic and precise wins to capture the Club’s first World Series crown in 15 years. Now, all of the heroics of Reggie Jackson, Thurman Munson, Willie Randolph, Lou Piniella, Sparky Lyle, Ron Guidry and the full roster of clutch performers are finally showcased and digitally preserved in their entirety.

These classic games, intensified by SleeveStats official stats, trivia, and game summaries, create the ultimate baseball DVD experience and the perfect addition to any Yankees fan’s collection.

This DVD set includes the suspensefull and decisive Game 5 to win the ALCS pennant and all six World Series games against the Los Angeles Dodgers.

The St. Louis Cardinals stumbled toward the postseason and provided little indication of the magic to follow. Yet, after defeating the pitching-rich San Diego Padres in the NLDS the underdog Cardinals stunned the New York Mets ending with a dramatic Game 7 capped by a 9th inning for the ages.

Every play, every crafted pitch, clutch hit, strategic maneuver, and historic performance of the 2006 World Series is preserved forever with this remarkable, one-of-a-kind DVD anthology. The complete game broadcast of the final two victories over the Mets and all five World Series games against the tigers are in this collection ready for your viewing pleasure. With more than 20 hours of game action and bonus footage, this DVD set will become the centerpiece of your Cardinals 2006 World Series library.

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The only script that could equal the 1992 championship was the glorious sequel that unfolded in 1993. The series see-sawed between the Philadelphia Phillies^® and Blue Jays. In Game 4, the Jays were victorious in a 15-14 nailbiter. Game 6 sealed it when Joe Carter ended the Fall Classic with only the second World Series-winning walk-off home run in the history of Major League Baseball^®.

Over the decades of New York Yankees dominance many have earned their pinstripes through performance or victories or popularity. However, the most exclusive club in the Bronx has been reserved for the men whose leadership, personalities, and attitude exemplify the ideals and virtues befitting the Captaincy.

This special edition Yankeeography two-DVD collection salutes seven Captains from Lou Gehrig to Derek Jeter. Culled from the Emmy^® award- winning Yankeeography series, these seven player profiles span the eras of Yankees greatness, generations of fandom, and acknowledge the role each played for their teams.

LOU GEHRIG: set the standard for leadership

THURMAN MUNSON: known as “the Captain” for a generation of fans

GRAIG NETTLES: dazzled with defense and with

RON GUIDRY: energized Yankee Stadium with his pitching power

WILLIE RANDOLPH: exemplified the dignity of a competitive champion

DON MATTINGLY: performed at the highest level and became “Donnie Baseball”

DEREK JETER: leads with class on and off the field punctuated by dramatic heroics

More than 350 minutes of Yankeeography programs Plus more than 60 minutes of bonus material.

This special edition Yankeeography two-DVD collection salutes seven Captains from Lou Gehrig to Derek Jeter. Culled from the Emmy^® award- winning Yankeeography series, these seven player profiles span the eras of Yankees greatness, generations of fandom, and acknowledge the role each played for their teams.

LOU GEHRIG: set the standard for leadership

THURMAN MUNSON: known as “the Captain” for a generation of fans

GRAIG NETTLES: dazzled with defense and with

RON GUIDRY: energized Yankee Stadium with his pitching power

WILLIE RANDOLPH: exemplified the dignity of a competitive champion

DON MATTINGLY: performed at the highest level and became “Donnie Baseball”

DEREK JETER: leads with class on and off the field punctuated by dramatic heroics

More than 350 minutes of Yankeeography programs Plus more than 60 minutes of bonus material.

Each complete game of the American League Championship Series and the World Series — more than 35 hours of unedited, pure Red Sox passion is included.

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A special bonus disc features the best-selling 2004 World Series Film, as well as exclusive player and celebrity interviews, which reveal the joy, relief, and long-awaited elation felt by the entire Red Sox Nation. Catch all the glorious and historic game action of the Red Sox remarkable postseason run in this one-of-a-kind DVD collection.

This remarkable compilation of full-game DVDs pays tribute to an extraordinary group of all-time Cubs performers and their unforgettable performances.

RYNE SANDBERG: June 23, 1984 – 5 for 6, 2 home runs, 7 RBI

RICK SUTCLIFFE: 1984 NLCS Game 1 – no earned runs allowed, one home run hit

ANDRE DAWSON: August 1, 1987 – 3 for 4, 5 RBI, 3 home runs

MARK GRACE: 1989 NLCS Game 2, 3-4, 4 RBI

KERRY WOOD: May 6, 1998 – 20 strikeouts

SAMMY SOSA: September 13, 1998 – home runs number 61 and 62

GREG MADDUX: August 7, 2004 – 300th Victory

DEREK LEE: June 1, 2005 – 5 for 5, 1 home run, 4 RBI

The White Sox were the first team to clinch all three rounds with road victories. This spectacular one-of-a-kind DVD collection includes the complete game broadcasts of the final road wins against the Boston Red Sox, the Los Angeles Angels, and all four dramatic victories over the Houston Astros — more than 18 houyrs of pure “Pale Hose” pleasure is packed into this remarkable DVD collection.

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Now, all the timeless moments of relief, pride, and ecstasy of the historic 2005 postseason that came to a glorious conclusion are preserved for you in this exceptional set.

From the Big Red Machine to the wire-to-wire 1990 club, this compilation includes two overwhelming Reds sweeps and a victory in the World Series called the greatest in history.

All the glory and classic moments of these three Cincinnati Reds^® World Series^® Championships are now digitally preserved on this official DVD.

The 1975 Fall Classic^® matched the Reds against the Boston Red Sox^® in a seven-act performance that enthralled the nation. After an extra-innings defeat in Game 6 the night before, the Reds trailed 3-0 in Game 7, but like true champions, they battled back to win the game and take home the series.

The taut drama of the previous season’s finale was replaced by an awesome display of professionalism and dominance in the 1976 World Series as the Reds swept the star-struck New York Yankees^®.

Fourteen years later, the Reds again swept their opponent, but this time it was a significant upset. The defending champion Oakland Athletics^® were out-pitched and out-played over four games as the Red Legs completed their wire-to-wire season with their fifth championship in franchise history.

1945: The end of World War II led to the return of many Americans to their pre-war livelihoods—including Detroit Tigers starter Virgil Trucks. Aided by Trucks, along with the 1945 American League MVP^® Hal Newhouser and Hank Greenberg, the Tigers won in seven games.

1968: The Tigers’ 1968 season was dominated by pitching, and the World Series showcased three of the best; 30-game winner Denny McClain faced the Cardinals^®’ Bob Gibson in Game 1 as Gibson struck out a record seventeen Tigers. From there, Mickey Lolich took control with three complete-game wins.

1984: Coach Sparky Anderson led the Tigers to a record-setting start of the 1984 season culminating with104 regular season wins, a sweep of the ALCS^®, and a World Series win. Jack Morris, Alan Trammell, and Kirk Gibson set the pace as the Tigers became only the third MLB ^® club to go wire-to-wire.

This DVD features the official vintage World Series^® films of the Los Angeles Dodgers^® World Championships from 1959, 1963, 1965, 1981, and 1988.

The passion and excitement of Los Angeles Dodgers baseball was on full display in the first three Fall Classic^® games in 1959. Each record-setting crowd at The Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum swelled beyond 90,000. A tradition of October Baseball in Los Angeles was born.

In 1963, Sandy Koufax set the World Series strikeout record of fifteen in Game 1. Again in 1965, pitching was supreme, but this time the Dodgers’ speed charged the offense as well. The 1981 and 1988 World Series championships were fueled by the optimism of manager Tommy Lasorda.

1959 – LOS ANGELES DODGERS vs CHICAGO WHITE SOX
1963 – LOS ANGELES DODGERS vs NEW YORK YANKEES
1965 – LOS ANGELES DODGERS vs MINNESOTA TWINS
1981 – LOS ANGELES DODGERS vs NEW YORK YANKEES
1988 – LOS ANGELES DODGERS vs OAKLAND ATHLETICS

All the glory and classic moments of the Twins 1987 and 1991 Championships are digitally preserved on this one-of-a-kind DVD.

The1987 World Series^® was the first to be played indoors and the raucous Minnesota Twins^® fans did everything they could to blow the roof right off the Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome. Record-books will note this Fall Classic^® for Kent Hrbek’s Game 6 grand slam, while Twins fans will never forget the thunderous, homer-hanky waving crowds that propelled the Twins to a record-setting four home victories.

1991 was even more remarkable. Considered to be one of, if not the greatest World Series, the Twins battled through seven extraordinary games. Kirby Puckett’s stellar Game 6 including his game-winning, 12th-inning home run was matched the next night by a game for the ages. The Twins captured their second championship with a Game 7, 1-0, 10-inning victory from Jack Morris.

Along with manager Leo “the Lip” Durocher, the electrifying Mays and the New York Giants^® met the heavily favored Cleveland Indians^® with their American League^® record 111 victories. Games 1 and 2 took place on the hallowed Polo Grounds in northern Manhattan, while cavernous Cleveland Stadium was the site of the final two contests of the Fall Classic^®.

In addition to the stupefying defensive play by Mays off a prodigious blast by Cleveland’s Vic Wertz, Game 1 also featured the pinch-hit, game-ending home-run heroics of James “Dusty” Rhodes. Stunned and defeated, the Indians could not overcome the stellar pitching and patient hitting of the Giants who swept all four games to claim the championship.

1954 – NEW YORK GIANTS vs CLEVELAND INDIANS

No other team in Major League Baseball history has had such an unparalleled record as the New York Yankees. In these remarkable 17 World Series films, the legendary Bronx Bombers create an unmatched championship legacy for the ages.

The Fall Classic films in this collection include:

*The Yankees five titles in a row (1949-1953)

*Dynasties with Joe DiMaggio, Mickey Mantle, Thurman Munson, and Reggie Jackson

*The four titles in five season by Joe Torre and Derek Jeter

All the glory and timeless moments from 17 New York Yankees World Series Championships are digitally preserved on this one-of-a-kind five-DVD Collection.

Disc 1: 1943, 1947, 1949, 1950
Disc 2: 1951, 1952, 1953, 1956
Disc 3: 1958, 1961, 1962, 1977
Disc 4: 1978, 1996, 1998
Disc 5: 1999, 2000

The perfect companion to the ultimate baseball DVD experience are SleeveStats, offering dynamic official stats that provide trivia, game summaries, and player information right on each DVD’s cover.

Included in this dynamic piece of memorabilia are these complete games:

1996 World Series Game 4 vs. the Atlanta Braves
1998 World Series Game 3 vs. the San Diego Padres
1999 World Series Game 3 vs. the Atlanta Braves
2000 World Series Game 5 vs. the New York Mets
2001 World Series Game 4 vs. the Arizona Diamondbacks

PLUS two bonus discs featuring: 1996, 1998, 1999, and 2000 World Series Films

They swept past the heavy-hitting Anaheim Angels and then faced the New York Yankees in the ALCS. The Red Sox fell behind their archrival three games to none — and relinquished 19 runs in Game Three. Still, they refused to die. Boston won the next two at Fenway Park — and completed the greatest comeback in the history of sports — at Yankee Stadium.

Riding a crest of momentum, Boston advanced to the World Series, where they faced a St. Louis squad that had won more games than any other team in 2004. But by now, the Red Sox were unstoppable — and it took just four games to capture the title and extinguish forever the talk of a curse. Rest assured Red Sox Nation. You are living a dream — a dream come true.

All the glory of the Anaheim Angels 2002 World Series Championship is now digitally preserved on this official DVD.

The Angels^® relied on both seasoned veterans and the high-octane energy of youth to win 99 regular season games. This formula was on full display in the dramatic and unforgettable seven-game series against the San Francisco Giants^®.

The series was tied after the first four games 2-2. Giants fans were jubilant after their 16-4 Game 5 triumph. However, the Angels would never quit. Now, down 3 games to 2, and trailing 5-0 in the bottom of the seventh, the Halos charged back. Scott Spiezio’s 3-run, seventh-inning home run led off a rally that propelled the Angels to a Game 6 win.

The next night John Lackey became the first rookie-pitcher to start and win a Game 7 since 1909. In their first World Series appearance the Club reached the goal set at the start of their inaugural 1961 season: the Angels were World Champions!

Spanning both three decades and three managers — Hank Bauer, Earl Weaver, and Joe Altobelli — the enduring, common trait of the Baltimore Orioles^® success was stellar pitching, well-timed power, and peerless defense.

The arrival of Frank Robinson in 1966 catapulted the Orioles to their first Fall Classic^®. Baltimore’s pitchers dominated, holding the Los Angeles Dodgers^® to just two runs — for the entire four-game World Series. Four Octobers later, the Birds power hitting and fielding were on display. The rally-ending defense of Brooks Robinson and the club’s 10 home runs in five games helped the O’s to a second Championship.

In 1983, the familiar formula and a familiar face held an encore. The Orioles staff, including Jim Palmer who provided a bridge to the 1966 victors, stifled the Philadelphia Phillies^® allowing only seven runs in the five games.

1966 – BALTIMORE ORIOLES vs LOS ANGELES DODGERS

1970 – BALTIMORE ORIOLES vs CINCINNATI REDS

1983 – BALTIMORE ORIOLES vs PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES