1985 World Series Summary: Cardinals vs. Royals Game Stats and MVPs
The 1985 World Series featured a matchup between the St. Louis Cardinals and the Kansas City Royals. The Series took place from October 19 to October 27, culminating in a thrilling seven-game showdown. The Cardinals, managed by Whitey Herzog, had a strong showing in the regular season and were led by pitcher John Tudor, who won 21 games that year. Tudor emerged as a key player, winning two games in the Series, particularly evident in Games 1 and 4. The Royals, under the management of Dick Howser, secured their first World Series title, with Bret Saberhagen being named the Most Valuable Player after winning two games and displaying exceptional performance throughout. The Series was marked by notable games, including a pivotal Game 6 where the Royals overcame the Cardinals.