Red Sox closer Koji Uehara celebrated with teammates after Game 6 of the World Series.

Red Sox designated hitter David Ortiz jumped up into a pile of teammates.

Red Sox catcher David Ross, lower left, lifted pitcher Koji Uehara.

Boston’s Jonny Gomes waved a flag.

Red Sox pitcher Clay Buchholz held the championship trophy.

David Ortiz hoisted a giant bottle of champagne in the clubhouse.

Fans cheered when news of the win arrived at Kenmore Square.

Koji Uehara got a lift from David Ross after throwing the final strike.

Julia Hill, 28, of Providence, R.I., threw her hands up as the Sox won.

Fans celebrated by jumping on a moving cab on Massachusetts Avenue and Boylston Street in Boston.

John Lackey tipped his hat after being pulled from the game in the seventh inning.

Cardinals starter Michael Wacha got pulled out of the game in fourth inning.

Jacoby Ellsbury was caught in a rundown between the first and second bases in the fifth inning. He made it back to first safely.

Stephen Drew was congratulated by teammates after hitting a home run.

Jonny Gomes slid home in the third inning with a run.

Shane Victorino celebrated at first base after hitting an RBI single in the fourth inning,

Back in the third inning, Victorino blasted a three-run double.

John Lackey reacted after getting an out in the second inning.

David Ortiz threw his bat after being intentionally walked in the third inning.

Stephen Drew tagged out Matt Carpenter at second base, then threw to Mike Napoli for a double play in the third inning.

Dustin Pedroia broke a bat in the third inning.

St. Louis' Matt Carpenter hit a single in the third.

Jonny Gomes caught a liner from the Cardinals’ Matt Adams in the second inning.

Dustin Pedroia reacted after grounding out in the first inning.

Mike Napoli retired the Cardinals’ Matt Holliday at first base in the first inning.

Red Sox greats Carlton Fisk, left (sporting a fake beard), and Luis Tiant threw the ceremonial first pitches.

A fan held a "Believe Again" sign during the fourth inning.