St. Louis Cardinals seal World Series place

St. Louis Cardinals seal World Series place

NEW YORK, United States - St. Louis Cardinals outfielder So Taguchi (R) and his teammates celebrate after the Cardinals beat New York Mets to clinch the National League Championship. The Cardinals will face Detroit Tigers in the World Series. (Kyodo)

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