What is the GREATEST MOMENT in WORLD SERIES HISTORY?

[bulldog77]

Mazeroski's Homer in '60.
Journeyman, how can Fisk's homer to end 6th game in '75 be best? All it meant, in the end, was Red Sox lost Series one day later than if they lost that night.

 

[wilheim]

Do you believe in miracles?

wil.

 

[CharlieMaxwell]

Wil, would No.8 be Roy Campenella?

 

[wilheim]

The great Roy Campanella ws No. 39. Number 8 was pinch hitter and last out, strikeout victim, Dale Mitchell. Mitchell swore the called third strike was a ball.


wil.

 

[blueedwards]

wil, yes i do believe in miracles. however, not sure that a shorthanded goal in ot qualifies. but, it is nice thing.

 

[wilheim]

Never look a gift goal in the mouth.


wil.

 

[CharlieMaxwell]

Wil - Wow, Dale Mitchell does bring back a lot of memories. But he should have known that if that pitch WAS ANYWHERE NEAR the plate, the ump is going to give the benefit of the doubt to the hurler who is tossing the no-hitter.

 

[BigGamesOnly]

1. Larsen
2. Mazeroski
3. Gibson

 

[Mr.Jones]

BigGamesOnly has not only listed the top three, but he has them in the correct order also.

 

[BigGamesOnly]

Thanks Mr. Jones.

 

[WildBill]

Mr. Greatest Postseason Pitcher Ever, Mariano Rivera, blowing a Game 7 lead in 2001. With the 2 game-tying homers and the spectre of the 9/11 attacks less than two months before, man that was a great series...