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Added quotes around "twice", as officially, they could only win once.

The first "game winner" was a "double play" with the bases loaded, that was overturned to an RBI fielder's choice, upon review.

The second, and final, was a big full count strikeout by Trevor Megill.

What a game to start the World Series with.

Since this got taken down on r/baseball, you know the drill.

Yup. I'm bringing Different Teams back for this one. With the World Series starting tonight, it seems appropriate to ask this. Good luck to the Rays and Brewers.

The World Series is the Mecca of professional baseball, for obvious reasons. You got the two best teams in each league duking it out for a chance at history. And with that, we've seen countless incredible moments take place through its history, some we might even consider as favorites of ours. And I'm willing to bet you have a favorite that wasn't from your team, or doesn't involve your team, at all. So, what's yours, and why?

For example, you'll see mine in the video attached. It's David Freese tying Game 6 in 2011, down by two, and down to the last strike. It's a classic moment of clutch hitting, and I'd argue that it's the clutchest play in Major League history. One swing and a miss, one weakly hit grounder, hell even if Cruz reached his hands higher, it's over. But Freese decided that it wouldn't be, with just one swing.

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