2007 World Series, Game 3: Red Sox 10 at Colorado Rockies 5, F — The first-ever postseason game in Colorado also become one of the longest nine-inning games, clocking in at over four hours. Red Sox starter Daisuke Matsuzaka pitched five-plus innings of scoreless ball, helping himself by driving in a run with a bases-loaded two-RBI single in the third.  With this start, Dice-K become the first Japanse pitcher to start and win a World Series game, and join Babe Ruth and Cy Young as the only other BoSox pitchers to drive in two runs as the winning pitcher. Pretty legendary company.