Everything comes down to this. After eight grueling games, injuries, strategy shifts, and unforgettable performances, the first-ever World Series reaches its winner-take-all climax at Boston’s Huntington Avenue Grounds. The Americans have rattled off four straight victories to stun Pittsburgh — but the Pirates won’t go quietly. Can Bill Dinneen deliver one more masterpiece on the mound? Will Honus Wagner rise to the moment? Or will Boston’s relentless lineup finish what it started?

In this episode, host Ryan Lorenz walks you through the final chapter of the 1903 Fall Classic — from the early momentum swings to the late-game heroics that would secure a permanent place in baseball history. We’ll celebrate the stars, examine the decisive plays, and relive the roaring crowds who witnessed the birth of the World Series tradition.

This is the origin of October glory — the moment baseball crowned its first true champion.