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The 1987 season was a triumphant one for the Minnesota Twins, who capped off their campaign by winning the World Series. The Twins faced the St. Louis Cardinals in the Fall Classic, where they engaged in a closely fought series that ultimately ended with the Twins securing a 4-3 victory, their first World Series title since 1965.
Before reaching the World Series, the Twins had to navigate the American League Championship Series (ALCS), where they faced the Detroit Tigers. The Twins dominated this series, winning it 4-1, which was a precursor to their success in the World Series.
The Twins’ regular season was marked by a strong performance that saw them finish with a record of 85 wins and 77 losses. This was enough to secure the first-place finish in the American League West Division, setting the stage for their postseason run.
The 1987 World Series win was a significant achievement for the Twins organization and their fans, and it remains a cherished moment in the team’s history. The Twins’ success that year was a blend of solid pitching, timely hitting, and a relentless determination to come out on top in the postseason.