At Long Last, Philadelphia on Top

About Time

Updated Apr. 25, 2017 4:58PM EDT / Published Oct. 29, 2008 6:38PM EDT

Another baseball season has drawn to a close, with the Philadelphia Phillies beating the Tampa Bay Rays tonight 4-3 to win the World Series. The game—a continuation of Monday night’s contest, which was suspended after 5 1/2 innings with the score tied at 2—was a chilly but tense capper to a gutsy season for the National League champions. Pitching phenom Cole Hamels took World Series MVP, and Manager Charlie Manuel dedicated the win to the city of Philadelphia, which last had a baseball champion in 1980.

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At Long Last, Philadelphia on Top