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Much like winning their league, early World Series winners would receive
Those big bucks and enormous crowds weren’t enough to give us another series in 1904. Bad blood between New York Giants manager John McGraw and AL president Ban Johnson killed a series between the NL Champion Giants and the AL Champion Americans. To prevent personal relationships from cancelling a future championship series, a deal was struck to make the World Series an annual best-of-seven series between the two league champions beginning in 1905. Aside from a brief return to a best-of-nine format from 1919-21 and a player’s strike wiping it out entirely in 1994, the final series has been played in a best-of-seven format every year.
What champions received at the end changed, too. Much like winning their league, early World Series winners would receive literal pennants; clubs would also issue their own trophies following victories, with players getting various commemorative items such as medals and pocket watches and, starting in 1922, championship rings.