Everybody Loves A Contest #9

Update (only 18 people love a contest):

Zack P.     Tigers 7    Brewers 5
  
Matthew S.  Tigers 6    Brewers 6
Michael B.  Tigers 6    Brewers 6
Peter L.    Tigers 6    Brewers 6
Jeffrey C.  Tigers 6    Cardinals 5
Richard     Tigers 6    Cardinals 6
Steve L.    Tigers 6    Cardinals 7
  
Jim G.      Tigers 5    Brewers 6
Jeff M.     Tigers 5    Brewers 6
John L.     Tigers 5    Cardinals 6
  
Paul R.     Tigers 4    Cardinals 6
  
Rob W.      Rangers 7   Brewers 6
  
Dan R.      Rangers 6   Brewers 6
Chris S.    Rangers 6   Brewers 6
Kap F.      Rangers 6   Brewers 7
Tim L.      Rangers 6   Cardinals 7
  
Ken C.      Rangers 5   Brewers 6
Kathryn L.  Rangers 5   Cardinals 6
  
          4G  5G  6G  7G
Tigers     1   3   6   1  - 11
Rangers    0   2   4   1  -  7
Brewers    0   1   9   1  - 11
Cardinals  0   1   4   2  -  7

           1   7  23   5

I have two DVDs - 1975 World Series Game 6 and 2004 ALCS Game 4, part of A&E's new "Baseball's Greatest Games" series - to give away.

ALCS: Rangers / Tigers
NLCS: Brewers / Cardinals

Pick both pennant winners and the length of each series (e.g., Tigers in 6, Brewers in 7). Email your guesses to me at joyofsox@gmail.com before the first pitch of ALCS 1 on Saturday night. The person with the most accurate entry can choose one of the two DVDs.

We will have a similar contest for the World Series for the remaining DVD.

Other games in the A&E series:

1960 World Series Game 7 - Pirates 10, Yankees 9
1975 World Series Game 6 - Red Sox 7, Reds 6 (12)
1979 Wrigley Field Slugfest - May 17: Phillies 23, Cubs 22 (10)
1985 NLCS Game 5 - Cardinals 3, Dodgers 2
1986 World Series Game 6 - Mets 6, Red Sox 5 (10)
1991 World Series Game 7 - Twins 1, Atlanta 0 (10)
1992 NLCS Game 7 - Atlanta 3, Pirates 2
1993 World Series Game 6 - Blue Jays 8, Phillies 6
2003 ALCS Game 7 - Yankees 6, Red Sox 5 (11)
2004 ALCS Game 4 - Red Sox 6, Yankees 4 (12)

I'm curious about the 23-22 game, but I really want to see Game 7 of the 1960 World Series. Only a 40-second clip was thought to survive, but about a year ago, it was reported that a complete recording of the game had been discovered in Bing Crosby's wine cellar.