Most memorable moments from a memorable World Series

NEW YORK -- The New York Yankees got what they paid for Wednesday: a World Series championship.   Led by the slugging of Hideki Matsui, one of nine Yankees with an eight-figure salary, New York beat the Phillies 7-3 in Game 6 to win their 27th World Series. Clinching the championship in the first year at their new stadium will go down as one reason to remember the 105th World Series.   But most of the memories were made on the field.   A DH is MVP In perhaps his final game as a Yankee, Matsui drove in six runs -- tying a World Series record -- and became the first designated hitter to be named MVP. Matsui hit a two-run homer off Pedro Martinez in the second inning, added a two-run single in the third and blew the game open with a two-run double in the fifth. The soon-to-be free agent finished the Series hitting .615 with eight RBIs, despite being relegated to three pinch-hit appearances in Philadelphia (he homered in one of them).   A-Rod wins a ring Alex Rodrig...