The 2007 MLB season was an unforgettable one, filled with remarkable events and milestones. The Boston Red Sox, guided by young talent like Dustin Pedroia and Jonathan Papelbon, claimed their second World Series championship in four years by sweeping the Colorado Rockies in an exciting four-game series. The season also marked the emergence of future stars such as Albert Pujols, Ryan Braun, and Matt Holliday. On the pitching front, C.C. Sabathia established himself as one of the league's premier starters, while Mariano Rivera maintained his status as one of the most dependable closers in baseball history. The season was also marked by the sorrowful passing of legendary broadcaster Joe Garagiola during the World Series.
Click the month to view all the games played that month.
There were 370 MLB games played in April 2007.
There were 421 MLB games played in May 2007.
There were 405 MLB games played in June 2007.
There were 392 MLB games played in July 2007.
There were 428 MLB games played in August 2007.
There were 415 MLB games played in September 2007.
There were 29 MLB games played in October 2007.
There were no baseball news stories today.
All logos are the trademark & property of their owners and not MLB-Schedules.com. All content on this website is for educational purposes.