This Week in Sports - October 22-26, 2007
The 2007 World Series
The Red Sox make the Fall Classic and meet the red-hot Rockies. See what else happened this week!
Sports News - World Series Starts
The Boston Red Sox moved on to the World Series after defeating the Cleveland Indians in seven games earlier this week. On Wednesday, the Sox met the red-hot Colorado Rockies in Game 1 of the Series. But the Rockies were far from on fire as they fell 13-1 in the opener. This is the first World Series for the Rockies and the 12th World Series for Boston. The Sox last won it all in 2004.Sports News - Chargers Future Unsure
The wild fires that have devastated Southern California have put a hold on everything - including sporting events. The San Diego Chargers were scheduled to play at home on Sunday against the Houston Texans, but their home field Qualcomm Stadium has been used to place the thousands of San Diego residents that were forced to evacuate. In fact, some of the Chargers like LaDainian Tomlinson's house were in jeopardy from the massive fires. In the meantime, the Chargers have been practicing at the Arizona Cardinals' practice facility in Tempe, Arizona.Sports News - Yankees Interview Pena
After 12 seasons as the manager of the New York Yankees, Joe Torre resigned this week after weeks of speculation whether he would get fired. Owner George Steinbrenner wasted no time looking for Torre's replacement. Yankees' first base coach Tony Pena has interviewed for the open position this week and has stated that he thinks he can bring the Yankees back to world champions. Pena was a five-time All-Star and has experience managing - he was the Kansas City Royals' manager for three seasons.Notes Around the Sports World
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