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The 2006 St. Louis Cardinals marked a significant milestone in the team's storied history, celebrating their 115th season in the National League. Under the leadership of a dedicated coaching staff, the Cardinals finished the regular season with a record of 83 wins and 78 losses, securing first place in the NL Central Division.
The postseason presented a formidable challenge, beginning with a thrilling National League Championship Series (NLCS) against the New York Mets. The Cardinals displayed remarkable resilience, overcoming the Mets in a hard-fought series, clinching the championship 4-3. This victory propelled them to the World Series, where they faced the Detroit Tigers.
In the World Series, the Cardinals continued their impressive form, dominating the series and ultimately emerging as champions with a 4-1 victory over the Tigers. This triumph not only solidified their standing in baseball history but also resonated deeply with their dedicated fan base. The 2006 season remains a testament to the Cardinals' determination, skill, and relentless pursuit of excellence in Major League Baseball.