Found October 26, 2009 on Macho Row:
For a quick refresher of the 1950 World Series, here are the links to the previous Macho Row Phlashback focusing on the New York Yankees' sweep in the 1950 World series against the Whiz Kid Phillies.
This should get you caught up on the last World Series between this year's participants.
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