What World Series team in the 90's included Hershiser, Ramirez and Grissom?

The 1990s World Series team featuring Orel Hershiser, Manny Ramirez, and Marquis Grissom was the Cleveland Indians.

Those players were prominent members of Cleveland's 1997 club, which won the American League pennant and faced the Florida Marlins in the World Series. Hershiser anchored the pitching staff, while Ramirez and Grissom supplied important offense and outfield play.

The 1997 Indians had a powerful lineup that also included Jim Thome, Sandy Alomar Jr., Omar Vizquel, and Matt Williams. Grissom had joined Cleveland in a March 1997 trade with Atlanta, while Ramirez had become one of the team's emerging stars. Hershiser, already famous for his 1988 postseason run with the Dodgers, added veteran experience.

Cleveland lost the seven-game Series to Florida. The decisive Game 7 ended when Edgar Renteria singled home Craig Counsell in the 11th inning. The Indians also reached the World Series in 1995, but Hershiser, Ramirez, and Grissom together identify the 1997 Cleveland team.