Winning another 100 games and a Central Division title in 2005, Carpenter became the franchise's first Cy Young Award winner since Bob Gibson and Pujols won his first Most Valuable Player (MVP) award. In one calendar year spanning the 45th game of both the 2004–05 seasons, St. Louis won 111 regular season games, a feat matched just four times previously in MLB. However, they fell in an NLCS rematch with the Astros. Despite winning just 83 games in 2006, St. Louis again won the NL Central division crown as they moved into the new Busch Stadium. Wainwright filled in as an emergency closer to save the pennant clincher and struck out 15 in ten playoff innings. In the World Series, the Cardinals defeated the Detroit Tigers in five games. David Eckstein garnered the World Series MVP with a .364 batting average. Their 83 wins represents the second-lowest win total of a league champion (the 1973 NL Champion New York Mets went 82-79) and the lowest win total of a World Series champion (the 1987 Minnesota Twins previously held the record at 85-77). The Cardinals were also the first team since the 1923 New York Yankees to open a new ballpark with a World Series championship in the same season.