Geoff Blum's solo home run in the 14th inning of Game 3 of the World Series sparked a two-run frame and lifted Chicago to a 7-5 victory over Houston on Tuesday night at Minute Maid Park.

The White Sox now hold a 3-0 Series lead over the Astros.

While it was the 55th World Series game to go into extra innings, it became the longest Fall Classic contest ever played, in terms of time, clocking in at five hours and 41 minutes. Game 3 surpassed the record of four hours and 51 minutes that were required for the Yankees' 4-3, 12-inning victory over the Mets in Game 1 on Oct. 21, 2000.

It also tied for the longest World Series game ever played, in terms of innings, equaling the record set on Oct. 9, 1916, when the Boston Red Sox beat the Brooklyn Dodgers, 2-1, in 14 innings in Game 2.

Here's a look at the 55 extra-inning games played in World Series history, and their results.

World Series Extra-Inning Games
Year
Game
Winner
Loser
Score
Inn.
2005
3
Chi. White Sox
Houston
7-5
14
2003
4
Florida
N.Y. Yankees
4-3
12
2001
5
N.Y. Yankees
Arizona
4-3
12
2001
4
N.Y. Yankees
Arizona
3-2
10
2000
1
N.Y. Yankees
N.Y. Mets
4-3
12
1999
3
N.Y. Yankees
Atlanta
6-5
10
1997
7
Florida
Cleveland
3-2
11
1996
4
N.Y. Yankees
Atlanta
8-6
10
1995
3
Cleveland
Atlanta
7-6
11
1992
6
Toronto
Atlanta
4-3
11
1991
6
Minnesota
Atlanta
4-3
11
1991
7
Minnesota
Atlanta
1-0
10
1991
3
Atlanta
Minnesota
5-4
12
1990
2
Cincinnati
Oakland
5-4
10
1986
6
N.Y. Mets
Boston
6-5
10
1980
3
Kansas City
Philadelphia
4-3
10
1978
4
N.Y. Yankees
Los Angeles
4-3
10
1977
1
N.Y. Yankees
Los Angeles
4-3
12
1975
3
Cincinnati
Boston
6-5
10
1975
6
Boston
Cincinnati
7-6
12
1973
3
Oakland
N.Y. Mets
3-2
11
1973
2
N.Y. Mets
Oakland
10-7
12
1971
6
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
3-2
10
1969
4
N.Y. Mets
Baltimore
2-1
10
1964
5
St. Louis
N.Y. Yankees
5-2
10
1958
6
N.Y. Yankees
Milwaukee
4-3
10
1958
1
Milwaukee
N.Y. Yankees
4-3
10
1957
4
Milwaukee
N.Y. Yankees
7-5
10
1956
6
Brooklyn
N.Y. Yankees
1-0
10
1954
1
N.Y. Giants
Cleveland
5-2
10
1952
1
Brooklyn
N.Y. Yankees
6-5
11
1950
2
N.Y. Yankees
Philadelphia
2-1
10
1946
1
Boston
St. Louis
3-2
10
1945
6
Chicago Cubs
Detroit
8-7
12
1944
1
St. Louis
St. Louis (AL)
3-2
11
1939
4
N.Y. Yankees
Cincinnati
7-4
10
1936
5
N.Y. Giants
N.Y. Yankees
5-4
10
1935
3
Detroit
Chicago Cubs
6-5
11
1934
2
Detroit
St. Louis
3-2
12
1933
5
N.Y. Giants
Washington
4-3
10
1933
4
N.Y. Giants
Washington
2-1
11
1926
5
N.Y. Yankees
St. Louis
3-2
10
1924
7
Washington
N.Y. Giants
4-3
12
1924
1
N.Y. Giants
Washington
4-3
12
1922
2
N.Y. Giants
N.Y. Yankees
3-3
10
1919
6
Chi. White Sox
Cincinnati
5-4
10
1916
2
Boston Red Sox
Brooklyn
2-1
14
1914
3
Boston Braves
Philadelphia A's
5-4
12
1913
2
N.Y. Giants
Philadelphia A's
3-0
10
1912
2
Boston Red Sox
N.Y. Giants
6-6
11
1912
8
Boston Red Sox
N.Y. Giants
3-2
10
1911
3
Philadelphia A's
N.Y. Giants
3-2
11
1911
5
N.Y. Giants
Philadelphia A's
4-3
10
1910
4
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia A's
4-3
10
1907
1
Chicago Cubs
Detroit
3-3
12