Saberhagen watching the last out sail over his head while Brett crept up behind him in Game 7 of the '85 World Series. Too bad it was against the Cards, but oh well.

Tied for second is Wainwright's savage series-ending curves against Beltran and Inge. Even though the one against Inge won the World Series, I'd have to give the nod to the one against Beltran, since I hate that ****er so much and also because it was against the Mets, in New York, and it was so sweet to watch 50,000 arrogant New York assholes collectively choke on a dick.

This.

And before the Cards fan start yelling about it again they should remember... like they never seem to do... that Orta was thrown out trying to go from first to third on a single by the next hitter... Jim Sundberg I think it was... so Orta never scored... the bad call was erased... and the Cardinals melted down all on their own.

CHAMPIONSHIP!


:)

Well since I'm younger, the best memory I can think of is George Brett's final game.

I also enjoyed watching Luis Gonzalez punch that hit up the middle to defeat the Yanks in 2001 WS in game 7. This is where Randy Johnson came back in after one day starting to relief pitch. Great game.

God, I hate Don Denkinger. Every time I see that play it makes me want to throw up....

Still 10 WS is 2nd only to the Yanks. Winning in 06 was doubly sweet because it was so unexpected.

I got to go to Games 6&7. Did the whole sidewalk slumber party for 26 hours for game 6 tickets. Still didn't know at that time if Byung Hole Kim was going to kill the series once and for all. Ended up swapping half of them for game 7 tickets when I saw some friends a few hours behind me in line.

One of the top ten experiences of my life. And I've had some fun for a chick.

When David Cone was pitching in New York he always at the yearly Steeple Chase (horse race) and I talked to him quiet a bit. He's one of the coolest guys you'll ever meet. I was actually a Yankees Fan when he was pitching for them.

watch your mouth :cuss:

This is something I will tell my kids about over and over. I was crushed, we just got the shit kicked out of us all over the field. Now here we were bottom of the 8th elimination game, it was over. But still I watched, alone, dejected waiting for the inevitable. This is what I got.

Rivera allowed a lead-off walk to Kevin Millar, Dave Roberts pinch ran. Everyone knew what he was going to try and do next.

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Shit I thought he was out!?!? Some life still left!!!

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Mueller's single scored Roberts, giving MO the BS and the sending the game into extra innings, tied 4-4.

bottom 12. Manny led off with a single against, and Ortiz hit a two-run walk-off home run to right field. And this is about how I was at home.

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His foot isn't on the bag it appears....


ROFL

Kirk Gibson's homer in the '88 series. That ****er could barely walk to the plate and took Eckersly's drunken ass downtown. Clutch.

Seeing my team win a World Series live and being able to share that experience together with my son.
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That was sweet...

The 2004 ALCS (games 4,5,6, & 7) Especially David Ortiz's walk off homer in Game 4. And Damon's Grand Slam in Game 7. After Damon hit that Grand Slam you could just see the horror in Yankee fans faces.

One other one- I was at an Orioles game when Albert Belle hit 3 homers in a game. When he came up the next at bat the pitcher from the Angels hit him with a pitch. He stood there at the plate sort of yelling and pointing his bat at the plate. Ray Miller (the Orioles manager) came out and talked to him, the ump was talking to him, but Belle was just yelling at everyone. Finally he took the base. Come to find out, he tried to refuse the base. He was yelling that he wanted the count to be 1-0, and he would just stay there and bat. I'd never seen that before, I thought that was kind of cool.
And Cal Ripken had the game winning hit that day too.

FWIW, Mark McGwire's 62nd HR was one of my faves. Steroids are not, Him and Sammy Sosa saved baseball from a spectators standpoint.