The San Francisco Giants celebrate the final out in the World Series clincher in the 3-1 Game 5 win over the Texas Rangers at Rangers Ballpark in Arlington. This marks the first Series title for the franchise since moving from New York in 1958.

The Giants were big underdogs heading into the 2010 World Series, but again the pitching staff held down the powerful Rangers lineup for the Game 5 win. The Giants held the Rangers to just 12 runs in the five-game series.

The Giants had lost in their three previous trips to the World Series, losing in seven games to the Angels in 2002, four games to the A's in 1989 and in seven games to the Yankees in 1962.

Giants third baseman Juan Uribe (No. 5) celebrates after scoring off of the game-winning homer to by teammate Edgar Renteria (not pictured) in the seventh inning of Game 5. Despite batting just 3-for-19 in the World Series, each of Uribe's hits contributed to big innings in three of the Giants' four Series wins.

Giants first baseman Aubrey Huff is safe as Rangers first baseman Mitch Moreland drops a throw from Ian Kinsler on a slow chopper in the fifth inning.

Rangers shortstop Elvis Andrus reacts after striking out to end the third inning, one of 12 strikeout victims by Giants pitching in Game 5.

Giants third baseman Juan Uribe fires the ball to first to beat Texas' Ian Kinsler in the second inning.

Giants starting pitcher Tim Lincecum walks back to the dugout after another easy inning against the Rangers in Game 5. Lincecum lived up to his Cy Young reputation in the World Series clincher, giving up just 1 run and 3 hits in 8 innings, striking out 10.

Rangers outfielder David Murphy catches a line out hit by Giants center fielder Aaron Rowand in the third inning.

Giants starting pitcher Tim Lincecum, otherwise known as The Freak, earned his second win of the World Series against the Rangers.

Rangers starting pitcher Cliff Lee throws a pitch against the Giants in Game 5. Somehow, some way, the Giants did the unthinkable — they beat Lee twice in one series.

Charley Pride sings the national anthem before Game 5 of the World Series.

Hall of Famer Ferguson Jenkins (right) greets former Rangers catcher Jim Sundberg after Jenkins threw out the ceremonial first pitch prior to Game 5.

The U.S. flag is held by sailors before Game 5 of the World Series in Arlington, Texas.

Members of the Rangers warm up before Game 5 of the World Series, trying to appear unconcerned about trailing in the series 3-games-to-1 to the Giants.

A young Giants fan wears a fake beard in support of eccentric closer Brian Wilson, who did not give up an earned run in the entire 2010 postseason.