World Series Informative Speech

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Specific Purpose: This speech is to inform you about the World Series, an annual event. Central Idea: The World Series is the final part of the baseball season. Introduction: "Strike 3 and he's out." It is completely devastating for one team to hear. However, for the other team they just won the World Series. Most of us in here love sports. We get especially excited towards the end of the season when our teams are fighting through the playoffs to see who will go to the championship games. This speech will inform you about what the world series is, how it became an annual event and what the atmosphere is like. To get started, let's find out what the world series is. This is an annual event. This event is the championship of MLB. This

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