When Chase Utley hit his second home run in Game 5 of the World Series, giving him five against the Yankees, the discussion began about who had been named Series MVP from the losing team. Full Article at Sports Blogs

NEW YORK -- The last second baseman to win a World Series MVP was also the last to win it while playing for the losing team: Bobby Richardson, who knocked in 12 runs in the 1960 Fall Classic for the Yankees. Full Article at MLB.com

Mickey Mantle was crying. When Bobby Richardson flashes back to how Bill Mazeroski's game-ending homer vaulted the Pittsburgh Pirates over the Yankees in the 1960 World Series, he remembers that Mantle wept. Full Article at Providence Journal

Chase Utley's record-tying World Series and the lack of an obvious MVP candidate on the Yankees has led to a fun debate: Would you give the award to Utley if the Yankees win the World Series? Don't laugh. It happened once before. Full Article at Green Bay Press-Gazette

Mickey Mantle was crying. When Bobby Richardson flashes back to how Bill Mazeroski’s game-ending homer vaulted the Pittsburgh Pirates over the Yankees in the 1960 World Series, he remembers that Mantle wept. Full Article at The New York Times

There's a chance that the next two games (and I'm hoping there will be two; there's absolutely nothing better than a World Series Game 7) will produce an indelible moment of glory for a member of the Phillies or Yankees. Full Article at The Seattle Times