The longest game in World Series history occurred on Oct. 25, 2005, when the White Sox and the Astros carried a 5-5 score into the 14th inning.  That all changed when Geoff Blum knocked an Ezequiel Astacio offering out of the park, giving Chicago the lead and, eventually, the win, in 5 hours and 41 minutes.  It was just one of four slim victories for the Sox in the series as they outscored Houston by a combined six runs in their four-game sweep.  Blum and Co. celebrated the White Sox's first championship in 88 seasons.
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