NBC Sports presents Major League Baseball.

From Fenway Park in Boston, the Minnesota Twins versus the Boston Red Sox.

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And the standings in the American League as we begin the last day of the season,

Boston and Minnesota are tied for first.

The Tigers are one-half game out, playing a double-header against the California Angels

in Tiger Stadium this afternoon.

Today we'll decide it.

Hi everybody, this is Kurt Gowdy, along with Peewey Reese and Sandy Kofax, and today, Sunday

makes the year.

Never in the history of the American League have three teams gone to the last day of the season with a chance to win the year. Never in the history of the American League

have three teams gone to the last day of the season with a chance to win the pennies. And that's the way it is here today. Pee-wee, what do you think about it all? Kurt, I think it's wonderful, and I'm just happy that I can be a part of it. I don't know about the players being a little nervous, but old Pee-wee is just being up here. All right.

Andy Copac.

Kurt, it's the picture.

This is the only day of the year where the both ends are full. a little nervous. But O. Pee, we are just being up here. All right. Andy Koppak.

Curtis, it's the only day of the year where the bullfens are full. If you don't win today, you've got five months between your next start. If Mark was full an hour ago, they've turned away thousands and thousands of fans here. You'll hear a roaring, of course, part of the New England crowd, as the twins of the Red Sox

battle here will be getting you up to date on what's happening in Detroit also. But NBC's

Major League Baseball will continue from Fenway Park in Boston as the Minnesota Twins battle

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