The 1987 Major League Baseball season ended with the American League Champion Minnesota Twins winning the World Series over the National League Champion St. Louis Cardinals, four games to three, as all seven games were won by the home team. Taken from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1987_Major_League_Baseball_season

Final Stats:

Team	Manager	Most Hits	Most RBI's	Most Wins	Most Saves
DET	Sparky Anderson	Alan Trammell	Alan Trammell	Jack Morris	Eric King
TOR	Jimy Williams	George Bell	George Bell	Jimmy Key	Tom Henke
STL	Whitey Herzog	Ozzie Smith	Jack Clark	Greg Mathews	Todd Worrell
NYM	Davey Johnson	Keith Hernandez	Darryl Strawberry	Dwight Gooden	Roger McDowell
MIL	Tom Trebelhorn	Robin Yount	Robin Yount	Teddy Higuera	Dan Plesac
MON	Buck Rodgers	Tim Wallach	Tim Wallach	Neal Heaton	Tim Burke
SFG	Roger Craig	Will Clark	Will Clark	Mike LaCoss	Scott Garrelts
NYY	Lou Piniella	Don Mattingly	Don Mattingly	Rick Rhoden	Dave Righetti
MIN	Tom Kelly	Kirby Puckett	Gary Gaetti	Frank Viola	Jeff Reardon
CIN	Pete Rose	Dave Parker	Eric Davis	Ted Power	John Franco
KCR	Billy Gardner	Kevin Seitzer	Danny Tartabull	Bret Saberhagen	Dan Quisenberry
OAK	Tony La Russa	Jose Canseco	Mark McGwire	Dave Stewart	Dennis Eckersley
PIT	Jim Leyland	Andy Van Slyke	Andy Van Slyke	Mike Dunne	Jim Gott
PHI	Lee Elia	Juan Samuel	Mike Schmidt	Shane Rawley	Steve Bedrosian
BOS	John McNamara	Wade Boggs	Dwight Evans	Roger Clemens	Wes Gardner
SEA	Dick Williams	Phil Bradley	Alvin Davis	Mark Langston	Ed Nunez
CHW	Jim Fregosi	Ivan Calderon	Greg Walker	Floyd Bannister	Bobby Thigpen
CHC	Gene Michael	Andre Dawson	Andre Dawson	Rick Sutcliffe	Lee Smith
HOU	Hal Lanier	Bill Doran	Glenn Davis	Mike Scott	Dave Smith
TEX	Bobby Valentine	Ruben Sierra	Ruben Sierra	Charlie Hough	Dale Mohorcic
CAL	Gene Mauch	Devon White	Wally Joyner	Mike Witt	DeWayne Buice
LAD	Tom Lasorda	Pedro Guerrero	Pedro Guerrero	Orel Hershiser	Matt Young
ATL	Chuck Tanner	Dale Murphy	Dale Murphy	Zane Smith	Jim Acker
BAL	Cal Ripken	Eddie Murray	Cal Ripken	Eric Bell	Tom Niedenfuer
SDP	Larry Bowa	Tony Gwynn	John Kruk	Ed Whitson	Lance McCullers
CLE	Pat Corrales	Pat Tabler	Joe Carter	Tom Candiotti	Doug Jones
Postseason
WorldSeries (4-3):	Minnesota Twins over St. Louis Cardinals
ALCS (4-1):	Minnesota Twins over Detroit Tigers
NLCS (4-3):	St. Louis Cardinals over San Francisco Giants
Most Runs per game: 5.5
Detroit Tigers
Fewest Runs allowed per game: 4
Toronto Blue Jays