Hottest Men Of The World Series

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David Freese 

#23 

Infielder

Not at the top of our lineup, but in a pinch, we’d pluck Freese right from his position on third base and bring him home with us.

Hottest Men Of The World Series

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Carlos Beltran 

#3 

Outfielder

A bruised rib in Game 1 couldn’t keep this beefy right fielder on the bench when he smashed into the wall to catch what would have been a David Ortiz home run. Yeah, we like that kind of stamina.

Hottest Men Of The World Series

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Kolten Wong 

#16 

Infielder

This half Chinese, half Hawaiian hottie is the sensitive type, too. He broke down into tears when he was picked off in the final play of Game 4 and the Cards lost.

Hottest Men Of The World Series

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Matt Carpenter 

#13 

Infielder

He’s got that whole Don Draper look-alike thing going on. Too bad we can’t tell if he’s the whole Jon Hamm package with these pesky pants they where now. Yes, we said package.

Hottest Men Of The World Series

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St. Louis Cardinals

Adam Wainwright 

#50 

Pitcher

He’s the best pitcher on the Cards’ roster, and we don’t think that jaw line or his piercing blue eyes hurt his case either.

Hottest Men Of The World Series

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Ryan Kalish 

#55 

Outfielder

Okay, so Kalish hasn't played in the series since he underwent neck surgery in August, but c’mon, he’s the hottest guy on their roster. Without him, they’d never get laid.

Hottest Men Of The World Series

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Xander Bogaerts 

#72 

Infielder

Sure, he’s just a youngster (21, people), but he’s legal and he’s been reliable at bat…which only makes us think he’s good to have around for all sorts of reasons.

Hottest Men Of The World Series

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Johnny Gomes 

#5 

Outfielder

Let’s ignore the beard as he has it now and appreciate his more trimmed version. He was the hero who won Game 4 for the Sox when he hit a three-run homer.

Hottest Men Of The World Series

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 While the straight world is all a tither about the Boston Red Sox winning over the St. Louis Cardinals in this year's World Series. We got to think about more important things and the baseball stats that get us all hot and bothered: Who are the hotties on these two  teams? Sure baseball may not have the percentage of studs you see in say, the NFL and yes, they gave up those form-fitting stretch pants years ago, but there are still some lookers hidden in the lineups for these two World Series contenders. And because we’re all about due diligence, we found nine of ‘em for you — one to pay attention to for each inning.

Jacoby Ellsbury 

 #2 

Outfielder

He may not have produced much at the plate until Game 5, but our eyes were always on Ellsbury from Game 1 and day one.