You can order World Series tickets through Vivid Seats and watch your team grace baseball's grandest stage! The oldest championship series in professional sports, the World Series is entrenched in history and prestige. Baseball fans in all 30 MLB cities enter the spring with fantasies of witnessing their ball club win it all in October...yet, only two fan bases will have a chance to buy World Series baseball tickets each year.
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2012 World Series Set as Tigers and Giants Prepare to Clash
The end of the regular season proved to be quite intense and the playoffs have been equally as thrilling thus far. The Detroit Tigers punched their ticket into the World Series in less dramatic fashion, sweeping the injury-riddled New York Yankees in four games, while the San Francisco Giants overcame a 3-1 deficit to overcome the defending champion, St. Louis Cardinals, to secure their second World Series appearance in the last three years.
Reigning AL MVP and Cy Young winner, Justin Verlander, has been simply stellar in his own outings. The Giants, meanwhile, have relied on a surging offense led by NLCS MVP, Marco Scutaro, who went 14-for-28 (.500) against the Cardinals.
Vivid Seats will be your source for 2012 World Series tickets for each showdown between the Tigers and Giants. The first two games will take place at San Francisco’s AT&T Park on Oct. 24 and 25, before moving to Comerica Park in Detroit for games three through five (Oct. 27-29). Should the series require games six and seven, the Giants will host the remaining matchups Oct. 31 and Nov. 1.
