the giants win the world series. the players inside the stadium, the fans partying in the streets. live team coverage of all the action. plus, taming tonight's crowd. tonight after the game.

>> joe: welcome to the chevrolet world series on fox postgame show. final 3-2. no runs scoring against either bull pen. madison bumgarner the winner for the third time in this world series. we throw it down. moments ago, erin andrews with joe panik. >> erin: joe panik, i know our broadcasts said it could be the defensive play of the world series. i don't even know if you can remember it now. bottom of the third. so much happened. can you take me through it? >> yeah. especially after that type of a game, you know, and bottom of

the third, they got some momentum going and after the runner got on, hosmer hit a shove off affeldt and i was just trying to do my best to knock it down and thankfully enough we have replay now and able to overturn the call. i think it changed the momentum and it got our bull benefit going. >> erin: it changed momentum and it broke your belt! we saw you go offer and change it. >> first time it happened to me. i looks down and my pants were loose and it was well worth it losing the belt. >> erin: bruce bochy told us the second you came to this team he knew your position was taken care of. how were you able, as a rookie, to keep calm, keep it going, and stay hot here in the postseason? >> yeah. just one of those things. we have a great clubhouse taken me and all of the rookies in and made us feel welcome. they keep saying do what you do best and you're one of us and that really helps, especially the young guys.

in this time, go out and do your thing. >> erin: you realize being a rookie you don't see what you just saw out of madison bumgarner every single time in the postseason. what did you make of that? >> he is unbelievable. i mean, that is an understatement saying he is unbelievable. on two days rest to throw 60 plus pitches, five-inning shutout he is unbelievable. he is our work horse and our guy. >> erin: joe, congrats. >> joe: that kid is wise and calm beyond his years, joe panik. back down on the field with ken and jeremy affeldt. >> ken: you've been on three world championship teams now, jeremy. every season and every journey is different. what stands out most about this team? >> you know, how we pieced everything together, man. i just think guys did different. we won in 2012, i think we won it with a pretty good staff. today, we had to win it with bum. that is the best performance i've ever seen in playoff ever.

the way he just did three of those games like -- the way we just don't give up. we don't quit. we got smoked 10-0 yesterday or whatever it was and we came back and bochy had to mix and match and let it play out. seeing teams win like this. the way we win. the way we mix and match bull pens. we are in the second inning. i don't remember the last time i warmed up in the second inning, let alone in. . to see the guys battle and play defense and grind it and this is a really big deal for me and probably my favorite because i started with the royals and it was a tough time for me. so to come back here and to feel this and all three of my boys have championship rings, it means a lot to me. >> ken: jeremy, this was one of your longest outings. and i think your longest in 2012. what did you expect when you came to the park today? what did you think you would be doing? >> well, bochy told me before the game, to be honest with you,

i need to have your knee brace on when you go out there today. i got stretched and had my arm stretched and i went out to the bull pen with my knee brace on. i didn't know i would be in that early, but it was on and i was ready and i was willing. to come to the park to game seven you don't know. i couldn't sit there think through my head who was going to win this game. i didn't have my feeling one way or another. i thought it was going to be a close game and it was. obviously. to come here to this situation and game seven, this is unbelievable. game seven, it just proves another reason why the giants are so awesome organization. it took seven games and we got to dunn. there is nothing -- i mean, this is a memory for a long time for me. i'm so happy i got to come to the park today. >> ken: go put the rings on your boys' fingers and congratulations, jeremy. >> joe: there is the reaction back at the civic center in san francisco for a team that won it in 2010 and 2012 and 2014

against the rangers, the tigers, and now the royals. the celebration has started. for the trophy presentation here in kansas city, down to erin andrews. >> erin: the third time in five years congratulations to the san francisco giants. joining me on the stage is a man who led this sport in 1992 and passing out his 23rd commissioner's trophy. the commissioner of baseball, mr. bud selig. the president of the san francisco giants, larry baer and brian sabean and the manager of the giants, bruce bochy. >> congratulations. for the third time in five years which is remarkable to think that you've won three world championships in five years is remarkable. larry, and brian, and bruce, congratulations. commissioner's trophy to the

2014 world champion san francisco giants. >> thank you. >> thank you, commissioner. >> thank you, commissioner. it's an honor coming from you. i want to say that we play a team sport. i had never seen a team play as together. i think it's really a role model for all teams. these guys have heart. we have had highs and lows as all teams do and the way they got through them this year is just amazing and i'm very proud, as are all giants fans everywhere of what they have accomplished and brian and bruce have accomplished with this group. it's just stirring and it's not new, it's happened before. >> erin: you were watching a shot of your fans back home, you got a little mist y. brian, you came up on this stage and told me you were shaking. how do you even put a performance like you just saw by madison bumgarner into words? >> well, this is our baseball camelot.

these guys are so special in so many ways. their character, their people skills far exceed their talent and that is amazing because they just won the world championship. but i'm floored, very humbled and blessed to be in this position. this is great for our city, great for our fan base. obviously, the organization and the scouting and front office, boch, training staff and coaching staff, players. we can't thank everybody enough because this is historic kay i day for u.s. >> erin: we had a great moment of you on camera hugging pablo sandoval who had an incredible october. what does he mean to you? >> he is part of our core players that have made us what we are today. he was born in the system and he's an exciting player to watch. he is infectious in the clubhouse and he just comes to play baseball like it's supposed to be played. he's a man's man, but he plays like a little boy. >> erin: thank you.

congratulations. boch, i saw you on the field a few minutes hugging your guys. i think i saw some tears in your eyes. you just told me you were numb. take me back now to the bottom of the fifth when madison comes in. what did you expect that you could get out of him tonight? >> well, he kept telling me, he says, i'm good. i'm telling you, i'm ready to go. and he said just put me in any time. really couldn't have worked out better. i know hudy are the struggles but the plan was to use jeremy early and hopefully get to the fifth inning and our horse was out there and we rode him and it's historic what this kid has done and truly amazing. i'm just honored to manage this group of warriors. they were relentless the whole time and really just kept amazing me throughout the playoffs. >> erin: you stayed away from him and buster posey said no conversation. what was the thought process? do i take him out or keep him? in what was going on? >> no way i could take him out.

just get on him and ride him. again, just amazing what he did, but, you know, innings were easy and we had his pitch count about where he ended and he said he was exhausted at the end but, you know, also, i'd like to say congratulations to the royals. what a great series and a year they had. it's just great for baseball and, again, this is -- we are all numb from all this. >> erin: i think we are bringing in the mvp. as he is making his way up here, you didn't want to think about your legacy was when you won your their ring but what separates this time around? >> they are all special but this one, i will say it was a lot tougher. we had to deal with some injuries came and pagan and, of course, the wildcard. this road was a lot tougher. we had to beat the odds winning today. we knew what they were, but, you know, these guys have shown they don't care about the odds and they found a way to get it done. >> erin: are you still numb? you told me you were numb when you came in here.

got some feeling back? >> oh, yeah, it's starting to come back. >> erin: congratulations. now to present the mvp award presented by chevrolet, we have from chevrolet, the regional zone manager, rick weldi. >> thanks. madison, congratulations. as the official sponsor or the official vehicle of major league baseball, chevrolet is proud to participate in this prestigious award. along with our dealers, we are also extremely honored to give back to this sport by supporting baseball in cities and towns across this nation. at chevrolet, we have -- we have also been proud of the latest and greatest technology in our truck lineup which is the all-new 2015 chevy colorado. it combines class winning and leading, you know, technology and stuff with wi-fi power by

onstar and sitting there on the screen. to recognize your performance in this 2014 world series, i proudly present to you your very own set of keys to a brand-new 2015 chevy colorado. congratulations. >> thank you. >> erin: congratulations! >> madison, congratulations. one of the most available player award in the national league championship series you won that and now here again in the world series. three victories. most innings pitched in the postseason. remarkable performance. congratulations. you did the sport and the giants proud. congratulations. >> thank you. >> erin: congratulations. your manage said he was numb and your in ageneral manager said hs shaking. how are you holding up? >> we are truly blessed to have this opportunity and be here and i couldn't be any more travel for it. >> erin: go congratulate with your teammates. you haven't been with them yet and i know you'll have fun in

there. let's bring in pablo sandoval. is he having all of the fun. no, you can take that with you. that's yours, buddy. how are you doing? >> good. happy. >> erin: i can imagine. i saw you, obviously, after you beat st. louis to win the nlcs and you were bawling. you said this is different. now you have won the world series how different is this? >> different. all of the drama we have playing seven games in a world series is exciting for both teams. they do a great job, especially the way with we winning, you know? we never give up, never given in. we work hard to be here and be together and play. >> erin: you told me before the game you were going to get up in front of team and play like it's the last game of your life. we had a great shot of you talking to rookie joe panik. what was the message before the game and during the game you were spreading? >> i said play this game like it's the last game of your life. try like you are and do the best you can. dot best you can and give 300%

for your teammate and 300% for san francisco and the fans and for all of the guys out. >> erin: appreciate your time. congratulations. >> thank you. >> erin: joe, back over to you. >> joe: erin, thank you. the final score in game number seven, a one-run affair. 3-2 the final. he was the mvp of the nlcs. he is the mvp of the world series. has anybody ever been more deserving? 3-0 this world series. e.r.a. under half a run. they rode him. he delivered. kevin and the guys coming up. giants win it. ♪ to be on verizon. one: verizon's the largest, most reliable 4g lte network in the country. that's right america. with xlte in over 400 markets. two: and here's something for families to get excited about. our best ever pricing with double the data on select plans. and three: you can now get our best ever single

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bumgarner. the hall of famer frank thomas there and nick swisher and gabe kapler. i'm kevin burkhardt. let's hear from the manager who lost this yesterdned yost. >> ken: you accomplished so much and rallied in the wildcard game and swept the angelses and the orioles. what did you tell your team? >> i told them how proud i am of them. this is probably the most proudest moment of my life really. the way they battled back. the way they stood up and played great and fearless baseball throughout this postseason. and the way they left everything out on the field. you know, each man in there played their heart out and we were 90 feetway from tying that ball game up in game seven of the world series. but, you know, they are just a special, special group and i told them they didn't have anything to hang their heads about, that they should be very proud of what they accomplished this baseball season. >> ken: you had high praise for

bumgarner after game five. how stunned are you by what he did tonight? >> geez, pete. i was stunned. i thought this kid is going to come in and maybe throw two, maybe three? but it just shows you how good this kid is. he's just a phenomenal competitor and for him to be able to go 65 pitches after throwing 117 two days ago and with the quality that he threw, he's in a league of his own right now for me. >> ken: as it turned out, there wasn't a lot to dissect in this play. escobar keeping the bunt on and what was in that situation? >> he was bunting on his own. he was doing anything he could do to get a runner in scoring position. nori came in and cut a linerer and perez had him played potentially. that a potential run scoring opportunity in that situation. you know, the big hit that they got in the fourth inning, if the ground doesn't slide out from underneath omar's foot under guthrie gets us through that inning too.

you know, it's just a matter of inches these games like this. panik makes a great play and dives up the middle and turns into a double play. if that ball is six inches up the middle we got first and third and things change. the giants played an outstanding series and they are world champions again. >> ken: the fans out there are still chanting let's go royals. this franchise is back. this city as a baseball town is back. what was it like for you to be a part of that revival? >> when i came here five years ago that was the goal to get the fans united with our organization again. and give them something to cheer about. and i knew that once we put a really good product out on the field, that they would be behind us 100% and, boy, they have been nothing but fantastic. >> ken: ned, congratulations on the season. thanks again. >> thank you. >> ken: back to you. >> kenny, thanks. very classy by ned yost. interesting he says escobar was

ing on his own. you seen anything like what madison bumgarner? >> i'm still stunned. i thought 50 pitches, maybe three innings at the most but this guy came in the fifth and finished this ball game and looked exactly like his first two starts. they could not touch him. he still lived up in the zone and they tried to make adjustments and couldn't lay off his high fastball. he is unbelievable. we witnessed history this world series. >> gabe, i think about this. he comes in and infant enchts has a single to start it off and he doesn't look right for the first time all postseason. he doesn't look right. is off and his roll and location. gets out of that inning and then, boom, away he goes. he retired the next 14 batter. >> the first thing you think about a guy coming on short rest is he able to command his fastball? 68 pitches, 50 for strikes, yeah, that's command. remember, the first eight pitches he threw, five of them were balls. so from that point all he did was pound the strike zone. frank, you eluded to it.

he pitched up in the zone but not a new adjustment he made for kansas city royals. he had been doing that all season long. if you watched the giants you are watching posey set newspaper the zone and bumgarner with four-seam fastball very little vertical drop stayed up there. >> what about the royals? close game. how do you take away from them this season? >> i agree with ned. this organization should be so proud of themselves and what they did. for the kansas city royals, to be playing in the world series game seven they will take this opportunity that they had and learn a lot from it and they are going to move on and make this organization better. a lot of experience in that locker room. they gained. best of luck to them in the future. >> what a series and what a game seven and what a performance by madison bumgarner that leads to this. champagne in the giants clubhouse for the third time in five years. joe buck comes back with us after this.

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chevrolet world series on fox postgame show. game seven, a one-run affair. and the giants win it 3-2. they win it all for the third time over the last five years. a lot of the same guys. three rings for guys like buster posey and those guys in the bull pen. what a performance tonight by the great madison bumgarner. now we welcome you inside our broadcast booth. i'm joe buck. that is harold reynolds. tom verducci, you get to go first. what jumps out you from this world series? >> you can't say enough about the obvious. madison bumgarner. wasn't he came back on two days rest to pitch five innings in this game it was the ninth inning the tying run was on third base. he's in his 40th game, 270 innings into the season and still has something left to win the world series and get the last out. oh, by the way, let's not forget, a lot of this core of

giants home ground have three world series championships in five years. the first national league franchise to do that in the free agent era. >> yeah, first national league franchise to do it since the 1940s. the franchise has their eighth championship. i'll go to you, harold. what stands out to you? >> well, i look at the fact that, obviously, madison bumgarner but i go also the fact that how they continued to compete. the wildcard was designed to knock off the starter, the number one guy, and make it difficult for that wildcard team to get to the world series. you had to play more games and be more competitive. i think in bud selig's last year and to see two wildcard teams fight it all the way to the end has to be one of the proudest moments he has done in baseball, to watch two wildcard teams at the end, you know, and then sew madison bumgarner. at the end of the day, i don't think we will ever see this again where we have pitch counts at a hundred and worried about innings pitched and try to count

stress pitches and everything else to limit young:)fv?z pitchd look at a guy 25 to do what he did? we won't see this again. >> it was a joy to go through this month with you and you. first time we have done it and this world series could not have ended in more thrilling fashion. harold brought up the name bud selig. now the time has come for us as a network on say good-bye to the commissioner bud selig. 23rd time here tonight that he has handed out the commissioner's rr s]hhuytrophy. third time in the last five years he has handed it to the san francisco giants. a kid who grew up in milwaukee and went from big baseball fan to baseball owner to baseball's commissioner. he has done so many good things in this game. we thank him for shis service ad i know i speak to everyone on the fox network thank you for all you did for us and for your friendship. now as we say good-bye from kansas city, missouri, on the heels of this win for the san francisco giants, we remind you, coming up on fox, it's your late local news.

over on fox sports 1, we have more postgame coverage of the giants celebration with exclusive interviews and analysis on "fox sports live." on behalf of our producer pete machesska and bill webb, all the men and women who took this journey with us, we say so long and congratulate the giants one more time. they are world champions in 2014. when the season opened, they were nobody's favorite pick. when forced to reinvent themselves, they developed an uncanny resilience and relentless opportunity. guided on a calm manager on his way to the hall of famer and an ace with the unforgettable delivery whose name no opponent wanted to hear. most of all with three championships in five years, they have quietly, but definitively, built a dynasty.

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