[RonF]

Wait; it's even worse. For two teams to go 0 and 3 and then win, first you have to lose the first 3, and then win the next 3. There's only one possible combination of that in 7 games, so the odds on it happening ONCE (on pure random statistics, not taking into account pitching, hitting, defense, eclipses, etc.) is 2⁷. The odds on it happening in consecutive series is 2⁷ * 2⁷ = 2¹⁴, or 1 in 16384.

[pcgTheDestroyer]

Wait; it's even worse. For two teams to go 0 and 3 and then win, first you have to lose the first 3, and then win the next 3. There's only one possible combination of that in 7 games, so the odds on it happening ONCE (on pure random statistics, not taking into account pitching, hitting, defense, eclipses, etc.) is 2⁷. The odds on it happening in consecutive series is 2⁷ * 2⁷ = 2¹⁴, or 1 in 16384.

Right you are; I was answering based on where we are at *right now*, given that the majority of those 16384 combinations have already passed. :-)