Can you name the winning pitcher for each game 7 in MLB postseason history? by Hellpop

Year	Pitcher	Team/ Opponent
1909		Pittsburgh Pirates/ Detroit Tigers
1912		Boston Red Sox/ New York Giants
1924		Washington Senators/ New York Giants
1925		Pittsburgh Pirates/ Washington Senators
1926		St. Louis Cardinals/ New York Yankees
1931		St Louis Cardinals/ Philadelphia As
1934		St. Louis Cardinals/ Detroit Tigers
1940		Cincinatti Reds/ Detroit TIgers
1945		Detroit Tigers/ Chicago Cubs
1946		St. Louis Cardinals/ Boston Red Sox

Year	Pitcher	Team/ Opponent
1947		New York Yankees/ Brooklyn Dodgers
1952		New York Yankees/ Brooklyn Dodgers
1955		Brooklyn Dodgers/ New York Yankees
1956		New York Yankees/ Brooklyn Dodgers
1957		Milwaukee Braves/ New York Yankees
1958		New York Yankees/ Milwaukee Braves
1960		Pittsburgh Pirates/ New York Yankees
1962		New York Yankees/ San Francisco Giants
1964		St. Louis Cardinals/ New York Yankees
1965		Los Angeles Dodgers/ Minnesota Twins

Year	Pitcher	Team/ Opponent
1967		St. Louis Cardinals/ Boston Red Sox
1968		Detroit Tigers/ St. Louis Cardinals
1971		Pittsburgh Pirates/ Baltimore Orioles
1972		Oakland As/ Cincinatti Reds
1973		Oakland As/ New York Mets
1975		Cincinatti Reds/ Boston Red Sox
1979		Pittsburgh Pirates/ Baltimore Orioles
1982		St. Louis Cardinals/ Milwaukee Brewers
1985		Kansas City Royals/ Toronto Blue Jays
1985		Kansas City Royals/ St. Louis Cardinals

Year	Pitcher	Team/ Opponent
1986		Boston Red Sox/ California Angels
1986		New York Mets/ Boston Red Sox
1987		St. Louis Cardinals/ San Francisco Giants
1987		Minnesota Twins/ St. Louis Cardinals
1988		Los Angeles Dodgers/ New York Mets
1991		Atlanta Braves/ Pittsburgh Pirates
1991		Minnesota Twins/ Atlanta Braves
1992		Atlanta Braves/ Pittsburgh Pirates
1996		Atlanta Braves/ St. Louis Cardinals
1997		Florida Marlins/ Cleveland Indians

Year	Pitcher	Team/ Opponent
2001		Arizona Diamondbacks/ New York Yankees
2002		Anaheim Angels/ San Francisco Giants
2003		New York Yankees/ Boston Red Sox
2003		Florida Marlins/ Chicago Cubs
2004		Boston Red Sox/ New York Yankees
2004		St. Louis Cardinals/ Houston Astros
2006		St. Louis Cardinals/ New York Mets
2007		Boston Red Sox/ Cleveland Indians
2008		Tampa Bay Rays/ Boston Red Sox
2011		St. Louis Cardinals/Texas Rangers

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MLB Postseason Game 7 Winning Pitchers Quiz

by Hellpop

Created Oct 21, 2010 in Sports
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	JPO:	Oct 21st, 2010 at 18:34 GMT	1 point
	2004 Sox-Yankees was Derek Lowe, Schilling won game six.

	Hellpop:	Oct 21st, 2010 at 18:47 GMT	1 point
	Whoops. Thanks for pointing that out.

	sobdennis:	Oct 21st, 2010 at 19:35 GMT	1 point
	There was also a game 7 in 1909, Boston's opponent in 1912 was the New York Giants.

	sobdennis:	Oct 21st, 2010 at 19:45 GMT	1 point
	To be specific, in 1909, Pittsburgh beat Detroit 4 games to 3. Babe Adams was the winner in game 7. Add this one and correct the teams in 1912 and I'll give you 5 Sporcle balls for this great quiz.

	Hellpop:	Oct 21st, 2010 at 19:57 GMT	1 point
	Done. Dunno how I missed the 1909 Series. Thanks for the imput!

	daHOOK:	Oct 28th, 2010 at 17:20 GMT	2 points
	In 1919, the format changed to a best 5-out-of-9. The White Sox won game 7 to force a game 8 but lost game 8 and the series, 5-3.

	Hellpop:	Oct 29th, 2010 at 00:04 GMT	1 point
	@ daHOOK: Yeah, I know; I decided not to include that because it wasn't a winner-take-all game. There were a couple other best-of-nine series early on, but none went to a decisive ninth game, and it doesn't seem fair to me to include those. The other option would have been to include best-of-five series and make this quiz winner-takes-all games, but there's just a mystique that game 7s have that game 5s don't. At least, that was my thinking. Amazing that the Sox that year were trying to lose, and still won three games, isn't it?