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Oliver Perez was the winner of Game 3 of the NLCS while Jeff Suppan won Game 4.  (AP)
One game. One winner. One World Series berth. The Mets and Cardinals play Game 7 of the NLCS today at 8 p.m. ET for the right to play in the World Series. Oliver Perez starts for the Mets against Jeff Suppan of the Cards. More > 
The Mets, on the brink of elimination, pushed the NLCS to a decisive Game 7, dropping the Cardinals, 4-2, in Game 6 on Wednesday.  More >
Maine blanks Cardinals:
John Maine pitched 5 1/3 scoreless innings, recorded five Ks and scattered two hits in Game 6 of the NLCS. Video  350K
MLB.com FastCast, Oct. 18:
Jose Reyes gets the Mets started with a dinger, and John Maine takes care of the rest. Video  350K
King's Court, Oct. 18:
Jim Leyritz hands out his crowns after Wednesday's LCS action.  Video  350K
Baseball Today, Oct. 18:
Vinny Micucci and Jim Leyritz recapped the action from Shea Stadium. Video  350K
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 • Daily Rewind, Oct. 18: Video 350K
 • Mets discuss Game 6 victory: Video 350K
 • Cardinals talk about Game 6: Video 350K
 • Reyes ignites Mets: Video 350K
 • Reyes' leadoff homer: Video 350K
 • Lo Duca's two-run single: Video 350K
 • Belliard's running throw: Video 350K
 • Maine, Reyes, Lo Duca remarks: Video 350K
 • La Russa's postgame remarks: Video 350K
 • Taguchi's two-run double: Video 350K
 • Randolph's postgame remarks: Video 350K
 • Randolph talks before Game 6: Video 350K
Mets shortstop Jose Reyes belts a leadoff homer in the first inning of Game 6 of the NLCS.

Mets catcher Paul Lo Duca ropes a two-run single during the seventh inning of Game 6 of the NLCS at Shea Stadium.
Shawn Green lines a shot past Cardinals shortstop David Eckstein to score Carlos Beltran in Game 6 of the NLCS.

John Maine, Paul Lo Duca and Jose Reyes talk about how the Mets were able to force a Game 7 of the NLCS at Shea Stadium.
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 • La Russa's postgame remarks Audio
 • Cardinals drop Game 6 Audio
 • Randolph's postgame remarks Audio
 • Taguchi's two-run double Audio
 • Maine, Mets force critical Game 7 Audio
 • Wainwright nails down win Audio
 • Duncan's pinch-hit jack Audio
 • Pujols goes yard Audio
 • Wilson's RBI double Audio
 • Baseball Today: 10/17/06 Audio
 • McRae, Stern on Mets letting Weaver off hook Audio
 • Reyes strikes out as Mets drop Game 5 Audio
Maine blanks Cardinals:
John Maine pitched 5 1/3 scoreless innings, recorded five Ks and scattered two hits in Game 6 of the NLCS. Video  350K

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The fall charge of the Tigers took another dramatic step Saturday night as Magglio Ordonez's walk-off three-run homer in the ninth inning finished the A's, 6-3, capped a four-game sweep of the American League Championship Series, and blasted manager Jim Leyland's squad into its first World Series since Detroit won it all in 1984.
Wrap | Box score | Own Game 4 

Tigers win series, 4-0
Game Matchup Day Date Time ET TV
Gm 1 DET 5 @ OAK 1 Tue Oct. 10    
Gm 2 DET 8 @ OAK 5 Wed Oct. 11    
Gm 3 OAK 0 @ DET 3 Fri Oct. 13    
Gm 4 OAK 3 @ DET 6 Sat Oct. 14    
John Maine blanked the Cards on two hits in 5 1/3 innings, while Jose Reyes' homer, Shawn Green's RBI single and Paul Lo Duca's two-run knock brought the Mets to within one win of the World Series in a 4-2 victory Wednesday.
Wrap | Box score | Own Game 6 

Series tied, 3-3
Game Matchup Day Date Time ET TV
Gm 1 STL 0 @ NYM 2 Thu Oct. 12    
Gm 2 STL 9 @ NYM 6 Fri Oct. 13    
Gm 3 NYM 0 @ STL 5 Sat Oct. 14    
Gm 4 NYM 12 @ STL 5 Sun Oct. 15    
Gm 5 NYM 2 @ STL 4 Tue Oct. 17    
Gm 6 STL 2 @ NYM 4 Wed Oct. 18    
Gm 7 STL @ NYM Thu Oct. 19 8:19 pm FOX

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