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Rain now the story of this World Series

By Jayson Stark
ESPN.com

Monday, October 27, 2008

PHILADELPHIA -- The Phillies came to the ballpark Monday thinking they were about to hand the World Series over to Mr. October, Cole Hamels. Little did they know they were about to hand it over to Bud Selig's favorite Doppler 10,000. Whatever happens now, this World Series is never going to be the same. You understand that, right? It's no longer going to be known for Carlos Ruiz's 2 a.m. walk-off squibber, or Joe Blanton's Babe Ruth impression, or Cliff Floyd's mad dash home on the most impr ...

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