The San Francisco Giants just beat the Detroit Tigers 4-3 to win the World Series in a sweep.
The key moment of Game 4 came in the 10th inning, when NLCS MVP Marco Scutaro got a two-out single to drive home Ryan Theriot.
The Tigers came back from deficits of 2-0 and 3-2 in this game, but ultimately couldn't find a big hit in the late innings.
This series was an all-around dominating performance for the Giants, who once again raised their game in the playoffs after playing just above-average ball during the regular season.
This is their 2nd World Series title in the last three years.
For Detroit, it was just a case of the bats going silent. Their high-powered offense relies on big extra-base hits from the middle of the order, and they simply didn't get those over the last four games.
Triple Crown-winner Miguel Cabrera struck out looking for the final out.
Pablo Sandoval was named World Series MVP. He went 8-16 for 3 homers in the series.
Here's the final out:
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