MLB: Postseason Game 7 Results All-Time

The San Francisco Giants Take Game 7 From the St. Louis Cardinals and Advance to the 2012 World Series

The San Francisco Giants Take Game 7 From the St. Louis Cardinals and Advance to the 2012 World Series

Since 1903, Major League Baseball has hosted 109 World Series. More than a third of them – 37 – went on to a deciding Game 7.

Some time back, Sports List of the Day brought you all World Series Game 7 results.

But what about the playoff series leading up to the World Series – the American League Championship Series (ALCS) and the National League Championship Series (NLCS)? How many of those have there been and which ones went to seven games?

Which teams had the longest battles before earning a trip to the World Series?

Here’s your answer…including the 2012 San Francisco Giants, who tonight wrapped up their NLCS with the St. Louis Cardinals. They became only the seventh team in history to come back from being down three games to one in either the ALCS and NLCS.

In total, the ALCS and NLCS have seen 15 Game 7′s. 1985 was the first season they both moved to a best-of-seven format.

  YEAR SERIES WINNER LOSER SCORE
1. 1985 ALCS Kansas City Royals Toronto Blue Jays 6-2
2. 1986 ALCS Boston Red Sox California Angels 8-1
3. 1987 NLCS St. Louis Cardinals San Francisco Giants 6-0
4. 1988 NLCS Los Angeles Dodgers New York Mets 6-0
5. 1991 NLCS Atlanta Braves Pittsburgh Pirates 4-0
6. 1992 NLCS Atlanta Braves Pittsburgh Pirates 3-2
7. 1996 NLCS Atlanta Braves St. Louis Cardinals 15-0
8. 2003 ALCS New York Yankees Boston Red Sox 6-5 (11)
9. 2003 NLCS Florida Marlins Chicago Cubs 9-6
10. 2004 ALCS Boston Red Sox New York Yankees 10-3
11. 2004 NLCS St. Louis Cardinals Houston Astros 5-2
12. 2006 NLCS St. Louis Cardinals New York Mets 3-1
13. 2007 ALCS Boston Red Sox Cleveland Indians 11-2
14. 2008 ALCS Tampa Bay Rays Boston Red Sox 3-1
15. 2012 NLCS San Francisco Giants St. Louis Cardinals 9-0

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