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Clear your schedule for the next two weeks, because the 2013 World Series is right around the corner. 

The annual Fall Classic begins Wednesday, Oct. 23, at 7:30 p.m. on FOX.

The St. Louis Cardinals will be representing the National League after their 4-2 NLCS win over the Los Angeles Dodgers.

St. Louis blasted the Dodgers in Friday’s decisive Game 6, winning 9-0 at home. The Cardinals lit up Dodgers ace Clayton Kershaw, scoring seven runs in just four innings against the man with the NL’s best ERA this season. 

In the American League, the Boston Red Sox will look to join the Cardinals by eliminating the Detroit Tigers Saturday night at Fenway Park.

After a back-and-forth start to the series, Boston took a commanding 3-2 lead with its Game 5 victory on Thursday. Behind a monster performance from Mike Napoli (3-4, 1 HR, 2 R), the Red Sox escaped Detroit with the pivotal win. 

Now, they will look to close out the Tigers at home. If Detroit wins, the two teams will face off again Sunday night in an epic Game 7 (FOX, 8 p.m. ET). 

Regardless of who represents the American League, the dates and times for each World Series game are already set.

Here is the essential viewing info you need for the 2013 Fall Classic. 

As always, check back in to Bleacher Report for all the latest news and updates about the 2013 MLB postseason. 

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