Product Description

It's October, and that means the season-long race for the 2007 World Series championship is heating up. The contenders are slugging it outand hoping for their shot at the World Series trophy. One club will earnthe right to call itself World Series champions.The 2007 World Series DVD will be loaded with World Series actiongame by game as well as highlights from the American League Championship Series., National League Championship Series., American League Division Series? and National League Division Series?, the officialtrophy presentation and clubhouse celebration. The 2007 World Series DVD will also present exclusive interviews and intimate moments with players and coaches, allowing fans to look inside the clubhouseduring the postseason run of their favorite club and players. The complete story of the Fall Classic?, featuring all of theexcitement, drama and life-changing moments, will be here in the official 2007 World Series DVD release from Shout! Factory andMajor League Baseball Productions.BONUS FEATURES:ALDS? & ALCS? clinching moments or NLDS? & NLCS? clinching momentsWorld Series Final Out and CelebrationWorld Series Trophy Presentation

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #14165 in DVD
• Brand: Team Marketing
• Released on: 2007-11-27
• Rating: NR (Not Rated)
• Aspect ratio: 1.78:1
• Formats: Color, DVD-Video, NTSC, Widescreen
• Original language: English
• Number of discs: 1
• Dimensions: .0" h x .0" w x .0" l, 1.00 pounds
• Running time: 60 minutes

Features

• Officially Licensed
• Highest Quality Recording

Customer Reviews

A Gift...
I bought this as a gift for a family member and he loves it. He was very pleased with it and he is a die hard Red Sox fan. He said that the DVD is very well done and has really enjoyed watching it.

From Norway with love...
Well, what is this? A Norwegian review of a baseball DVD?!?

Well, I am indeed Norwegian, and I have been a fan of baseball and the Red Sox since I saw Cheers on tv back in the 80's. Later I visited Florida, but before expansion, so I "only" saw some spring training there. After that I got me a girlfriend from Denver Colorado, and I became a big fan of the Colorado Rockies, and the city of Denver as well. But I would never replace the Red Sox, so I told myself, "hey, you live in a country where you never get to see baseball, you're allowed to have two favorite teams, right?" So I said, "I'll have a favorite AL team and a favorite NL team". And that worked pretty good for nearly 10 years. Sure, the Rockies kept testing my patience (I have seen them at Coors Field nearly 20 times without whitnessing a victory!) and the Red Sox would always frustrate you, but then came 2004 and what a joy. In the meantime I lost my one source of baseball on tv again, so last year was the usual, see some games on the computer, read about it on the internet etc. But when the Rockies got their surge, I was so exited!

So exited in fact, that I failed to notice one thing...

They met my other favorite team in the World Series!

I am sad the Rockies didn't go all the way, but all the same, what a season! And what a story! And my dear Red Sox winning it all again, I was so happy... So... Confused!

But all that aside, this DVD is a great retelling of that season, that I largely missed, so for me this is bliss. Now that I have NASN on my broadband cable, I can once again watch baseball as much as I like, but this DVD is something special to me all the same.

I reccomend it, wether you love the Rox, the Sox, ballgames or just like hearing about a thrilling piece and moment of sports history!

NY YANKEES ?? ... 20th CENTURY BASEBALL
If you are a Sox fan, you must have it.

After all, how many times does Boston ever win the World Series?? Well, I guess, quite a bit lately.

The DVD covers not just the 2007 World Series against the Colorado Rockies, but the rest of the post-season sets against the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim and the Cleveland Indians. Very little of the regular season is included. The disc is narrated by actor Matt Damon.

And the bonus features are almost as good as the DVD, with an always-handy "Play All" function included.