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Each winning team for every post season game gets a pitcher and a hitter who earn a full WOWS (Who Owns the World Series.)
And at my discretion, I award a 1/2 WOWS to a worthy player on the losing team.

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From October 30th’s game:

Receiving 1 WOWS:

John Lackey redeemed his Red Sox career by pitching into the 7th, letting up a single run and getting the victory despite letting 10 Cardinals reach base. Red Sox won the game 6-1 and the World Series

David Ortiz overwhelmed the entire game. By walking 4 times (three of them intentionally) he set up rallies and put St. Louis on the defensive all night as the Red Sox won 6-1 and took the series.

Receiving 1/2 WOWS:

Matt Carpenter collected 3 hits and gave the Cardinals hope briefly in Game 6. He would ultimately strikeout to end the 6-1 victory for the Red Sox.

Current WOWS tallies (World Series Only):

Hitters

David Ortiz, Red Sox – 3 1/2

Carlos Beltran, Cardinals – 1 1/2

Matt Holliday, Cardinals – 1 1/2

Jonny Gomes, Red Sox – 1

Xander Bogaerts, Red Sox – 1/2

Matt Carpenter, Cardinals – 1/2

Allen Craig, Cardinals – 1/2

Pitchers

Jon Lester, Red Sox – 2

Felix Doubront, Red Sox -1 1/2

John Lackey, Red Sox- 1 1/2

Trevor Rosenthal, Cardinals – 1

Michael Wacha, Cardinals – 1

Adam Wainwright, Cardinals – 1/2

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WOO Stands For ‘Who Owned October’ It is based on a Daily Look at the best players from the baseball games the day before. Our Lead Writer – Paul Francis Sullivan – (feel free to call him ‘Sully’), keeps a running total for the October leaders every day – and we will update the standings here every day.

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