Slideshow: Giants win NLCS against Cardinals, en route to World Series against Tigers

Slideshow: Giants win NLCS against Cardinals, en route to World Series against Tigers

San Francisco Giants beat the St. Louis Cardinals 9-0 despite a rainy ninth inning at AT&T Park Monday night. The team will play the Detroit Lions in the World Series beginning this Wednesday in San Francisco.

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Slideshow: Giants win NLCS against Cardinals, en route to World Series against Tigers

Slideshow: Giants win NLCS against Cardinals, en route to World Series against Tigers

Slideshow: Giants win NLCS against Cardinals, en route to World Series against Tigers

Slideshow: Giants win NLCS against Cardinals, en route to World Series against Tigers

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