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The 1987 season was a banner year for the St. Louis Cardinals, marking their 96th season in the National League. The Cardinals finished the regular season with an impressive record of 95 wins and 67 losses, which was enough to secure the top spot in the NL’s East Division.
Their success in the postseason was equally notable. In the NL Championship Series, the Cardinals faced the San Francisco Giants in a best-of-seven series. The series was a tightly fought battle, but in the end, the Cardinals triumphed with a 4-3 series win, advancing to the MLB World Series.
In the World Series, the Cardinals were matched against the Minnesota Twins. The series was another close affair, with both teams trading wins throughout the seven games. However, in the end, the Twins emerged victorious, winning the World Series with a 4-3 series win over the Cardinals.
Despite the loss in the World Series, the Cardinals’ performance in the 1987 postseason was a testament to their resilience and competitiveness. The team’s strong finish to the regular season and their impressive run in the playoffs were highlights of their season and contributed to their storied history in Major League Baseball.