There have been just 19 walk-off home runs in the long history of the World Series. Here is every one of them.

Whether by dominating on the mound or catching fire at the plate, many players cemented their names in baseball lore with outstanding Octobers. Some were already established stars. Some were virtually unknown to the baseball world before instantly becoming household names.

The longest game in World Series history took place in 2018, when the Dodgers beat the Boston Red Sox on Max Muncy's home run in the 18th inning of Game 3 right here at Dodger Stadium. Prior to the 2018 record-setting affair, the longest World Series game was 14 innings, happening in 1916, 2005 and 2015.

Mariners' Cal Raleigh breaks Aaron Judge's AL home run record in new MLB history originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. Cal Raleigh did it again. The Seattle Mariners ' superstar catcher, affectionately known as the Big Dumper, seized his moment in ALCS Game 7.

Former Red Sox centerfielder Jacoby Ellsbury was outstanding in his first World Series as a rookie. In the sweep over the Rockies, Ellsbury notched seven hits, four runs and three RBIs. His best performance came in Game 5, when he went 4-for-5 with three doubles and two RBIs.