| World Series Game 7 History | ||
| Year | Result | Skinny |
| 1909 | Pittsburgh 8, Detroit 0 | Babe Adams tosses a shutout, giving up only six hits. |
| 1912 | x-Boston Red Sox 3, NY Giants 2 (10 inn.) | There was a tie game in the series forcing a Game 8. The Red Sox score two runs in the bottom of the tenth to win it. |
| 1924 | x-Washington 4, NY Giants 3 (12 inn.) | Earl McNeely's bad-hop single over third baseman Fred Lindstrom's head wins it in the 12th inning. |
| 1925 | Pittsburgh 9, Washington 7 | Walter Johnson takes a beating as the Senators are unable to defend their title. |
| 1926 | St. Louis 3, NY Yankees 2 | Pete Alexander comes in for the Cards after winning Game 6, striking out Tony Lazzeri with the bases loaded and two outs. |
| 1931 | y-St. Louis 4, Philadelphia Athletics 2 | After winning his previous two starts, Cardinals' Bill Hallahan comes in to record the final out in Game 7 with the tying run on base. |
| 1934 | St. Louis 11, Detroit 0 | Dizzy Dean throws a shutout, giving up only six hits. |
| 1940 | y-Cincinnati 2, Detroit 1 (10 inn.) | Bobo Newsom, who won two games in the series, loses Game 7 after his visiting dad died of a heart attack the night before Game 5. |
| 1945 | Detroit 9, Chicago Cubs 3 | Detroit jumps on the board five times in the first inning and Hal Newhouser picks up the win. |
| 1946 | St. Louis 4, Boston Red Sox 3 | Enos Slaughter scores from first on a Harry Walker double to break the tie in the eighth inning. |
| 1947 | NY Yankees 5, Brooklyn 2 | Bill Bevens and Joe Page come out of the bullpen to hold the Dodgers to two runs. |
| 1952 | y-NY Yankees 4, Brooklyn 2 | Mickey Mantle smashes a home run over the right field scoreboard in the sixth inning to put the Yankees in front 3-2. |
| 1955 | Brooklyn 2, NY Yankees 0 | The Dodgers finally get by the Yankees as Johnny Podres shuts out the Bronx Bombers. |
| 1956 | NY Yankees 9, Brooklyn 0 | Yogi Berra hits a two-run homer in the first and third innings and Johnny Kucks tosses a three-hitter in a rout. |
| 1957 | Milwaukee 5, NY Yankees 0 | Lew Burdette tosses his third complete-game win of the Series. |
| 1958 | NY Yankees 6, Milwaukee 2 | Down 3-1 in the Series, the Yankees rebound to take the next three as Bob Turley picks up the win. |
| 1960 | x-Pittsburgh 10, NY Yankees 9 | Bill Mazeroski belts a pitch off Ralph Terry to left to become the only player to end Game 7 of the World Series with a home run. |
| 1962 | NY Yankees 1, San Francisco 0 | With Willie Mays at second and Matty Alou on third with two outs in the ninth, Willie McCovey hits a line drive right to second baseman Bobby Richardson to end the game. |
| 1964 | St. Louis 7, NY Yankees 5 | Bob Gibson records the victory to seal it for the Cardinals. |
| 1965 | Los Angeles 2, Minnesota 0 | Sandy Koufax stifles Minnesota, giving up three hits and striking out ten. |
| 1967 | St. Louis 7, Boston 2 | The Cards coast on Bob Gibson's third win in the Series, a three-hitter. |
| 1968 | Detroit 4, St. Louis 1 | Mickey Lolich outduels Bob Gibson as the Tigers come back from a 3-1 Series deficit. |
| 1971 | Pittsburgh 2, Baltimore 1 | Steve Blass tames the Oriole bats for his second win of the Series. |
| 1972 | Oakland 3, Cincinnati 2 | Rollie Finger comes in to record the save, making it the sixth game in the Series decided by one run. |
| 1973 | Oakland 5, NY Mets 2 | Darold Knowles comes in for the save, setting a record by appearing in all seven games. |
| 1975 | y-Cincinnati 4, Boston 3 | A Joe Morgan bloop hit in the top of the ninth wins it for the Reds in one of the most exciting Series in recent history. |
| 1979 | Pittsburgh 4, Baltimore 1 | Willie Stargell's two-run homer in the sixth inning puts the Pirates in front for good. |
| 1982 | St. Louis 6, Milwaukee 3 | The Cardinals put three runs on the board in the sixth for a 4-3 lead and don't look back. |
| 1985 | Kansas City 11, St. Louis 0 | Bret Saberhagen pitches a five-hitter to complete a 3-1 Series comeback. |
| 1986 | NY Mets 8, Boston 5 | After participating in the Game 6 heroics, Series MVP Ray Knight gives the Mets their first lead in the seventh inning with a home run. |
| 1987 | Minnesota 4, St. Louis 2 | MVP Frank Viola picks up the victory as each team wins at home in all seven games in a Series first. |
| 1991 | x-Minnesota 1, Atlanta 0 (10 inn.) | Jack Morris goes 10-shutout innings for the victory as Gene Larkin drives in Dan Gladden with a one-out single. |
| 1997 | x-Florida 3, Cleveland 2 (11 inn.) | The upstart Marlins stifle the Indians as Edgar Renteria's RBI single in the 11th brings in the winning run. The Indians return to snowy Cleveland with their 49-year World Series drought intact. |
| 2001 | Arizona 3, NY Yankees 2 | Luis Gonzalez hit an RBI single to cap a two-run rally off Mariano Rivera in the bottom of the ninth. |
| 2002 | Anaheim 4, San Francisco 1 | Garret Anderson hit a three-run double and three rookie pitchers contributed to help the Angels win their first title in team history. |
