Standard Edition
December 7, 2010

Product Description
The San Francisco Giants Are World Series Champions!

The Giants won their sixth World Series championship by beating the Texas Rangers four games to one in the 2010 World Series. Now you can relive the storybook triumph with the Official 2010 World Series Film on DVD and Blu-ray. It is all here! From the game-winning blasts of Edgar Renteria to the domination of Tim Lincecum: all the drama, game action, behind-the-scenes access and in-depth interviews a Giants fan could want. The Official 2010 World Series Film on DVD and Blu-Ray features an adrenaline-filled feature-length film, highlights from the entire postseason and incisive bonus features.

Special Features

• This Week In Baseball : Focus On Buster Posey
• Giants Clinch NL West: Final Out
• NLDS Game 5: Final Out
• NLCS Game 1: Cody Ross's Home Runs
• NLCS Game 6: Juan Uribe Home Run
• NLCS Game 6: Final Out
• World Series Game 1: Juan Uribe Home Run
• World Series Game 2: Edgar Renteria Home Run
• World Series Game 4: Freddie Sanchez Defensive Plays
• World Series Game 5: Lincecum's Strike Outs
• World Series Game 5: Edgar Renteria Home Run
• World Series Game 5: Final Out And Celebration
• World Series Parade In San Francisco

DVD:
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B003XL6EKI/?tag=imwan-20

Blu-ray/DVD Combo:
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0041SI7F2/?tag=imwan-20

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Collector's Edition
December 14, 2010

Product Description
Every complete game from the 2010 World Series® will be available to own in this one-of-a-kind 8-DVD collector's set — just in time for the holidays. Each definitive 2010 World Series game is presented in its entirety, preserving the complete, unedited footage of every World Series game and key postseason games — plus exclusive locker room celebrations and interviews.

DVD:
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0042EJDDK/?tag=imwan-20

Always nice (and rare) to see MLB issue a DVD which contains no Yankees, Red Sox, or Mets.

I was finally able to score a DVD of the official 1997 World Series highlights video. Turns out that although it's never been offered for sale on DVD, copies were given away at a 2007 Marlins home game.

There's tons without the Mets. They've only been in 4 World Series

I will be interested in the recently discovered Game 7 of the 1960 World Series - for me it is a sad ending but it was the first World Series that I watched - it would be GREAT seeing Mickey, Roger, Yogi, Whitey, Moose, Clete, Tony, Bobby, Hector and Casey!

Boyhood heros one and all!

Pending schedule, I would love to go to the taping they're going to do here for the game 7 special. I don't know if that stuff is going to be on the DVD, but it will be on the MLB Network broadcast.

Somewhere I have an audio tape of a recreation of the radio broadcast that Bob Prince did sometime before he died. He worked from his scorecard (I think Jim Woods did the recreation with him). It was cool to hear the whole thing, especially knowing how it ended.

Alan

Here you go, Robert:

http://www.imwan.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=24&t=69325

I need these sets, because I still have a hard time believing it happened.

Even as a Giants fan, I don't know how likely I'd be to watch complete games (Collector's Edition), but I'm glad they're being made available.

The complete games are very cool, but I think there needs to be a certain time between when they happened and when you watch them. I rented the 1979 WS discs from Netflix - it was very cool to go back and hear some of the voices from the past and see how differently the game was broadcast back then. I mean, my God, how did we ever survive without seeing 17 different angles of the Gillette Razor's Edge Foul Ball Of The Game?

(That said, while working my way through the Canadiens Greatest Games series, I do find myself looking for the on-screen clock and score. I don't miss the helmets, on-ice and boards advertising, the crawl at the bottom of the screen telling me the Sixers are leading the Knicks 2-0 14 seconds into the first quarter, or the animated channel logo. Or Bob Errey.)

Alan