Watch 2009 World Series Game 6 – New York Yankees vs Philadelphia Phillies Live Stream Online

World Series Game 6 returns to the Bronx this Wednesday night November 4, 2009 7:57PM ET.  A well rested Pedro Martinez, who lost Game 2, gets one more crack at the Yankees on Game 6 Wednesday night against Andy Pettitte, the winningest pitcher in postseason history, also with 3 days of rest.

Situation before Game 6: NY Yankees leads series 3-2.

Phillies has to do  more to get their back-to-back World Series Championship by winning twice at Yankee Stadium. Utley connected 2 HR Monday night to tie Reggie Jackson’s record for homers in a World Series.

The Yanks have won two of three in Philadelphia and still have a pair of chances to wrap up the World Series back home in the Bronx. Andy Pettitte is expected to pitch Wednesday night in Game 6 and then CC Sabathia in Game 7, if needed.

Will the New York Yankees’ get their 27th championship, their first since 2000, or will the defending champion Phillies tie the series at 3-3 and extend it for another game, the final game, at the Bronx?

Let’s all wait and watch Phillies vs Yankees World Series Game 6, Wednesday night.

So, Watch World Series Game 6 Yankees vs Phillies live stream online on FOX. Phillies vs Yankees Game 6 2009 World Series live stream online free can also be seen live from different video streaming sites such as justin.tv, ustream.tv and others.

For schedule and results , click 2009 MLB World Series Baseball Schedule and Results.

UPDATE: New York Yankees get their 27th World Series Championship as they beat the Phillies in Game 6, 7-3, closing the series 4-2. Matsui ties World Series record with 6 RBIs.

Closer Mariano Rivera providing yet another patented finish, the Yankees hoisted the 27th World Series trophy in franchise history. The stirring win over the Phillies secured the Yankees’ first Fall Classic triumph since the 2000 season. Phillies couldn’t become just the fourth National League team to win back-to-back world championships.

Congratulations to the New York Yankees, the 2009 World Series Champions.