Other Sports Favorite moments in sports... a video thread.

Mephistopheles Janx · 07-22-2021, 11:06 AM

What are some of your all time favorite, singular, moments in sports?

Game 7 of the 1992 NLCS - Braves vs Pirates. Braves were down 2-0 in the bottom of the 9th. Braves get the score to 2-1 on a Ron Gant Sac Fly that brings home Terry Pendleton (former Cardinal for anyone who might not remember).

With 2 outs, bottom of the 9th, in Game 7... a ****ing nobody 3rd string catcher (who had only played 12 games for 10 ABs for the Braves that season) named Fransico Cabrera is brought in as a pinch hitter with the bases loaded. David Justice is on 3rd and the slowest man on Earth, Sid Bream, is on 2nd. The count is 2-1 and then...

BETTER VIDEO QUALITY HERE (but I love Skip Caray's call in the first video SO much more)

Fun fact...“Van Slyke told MLB Network that on the Francisco Cabrera game-winning hit, he motioned to Barry Bonds to move in. Bonds responded by giving him the finger, and the ball ended up landing exactly where Van Slyke said to play.”

07-22-2021, 11:06 AM	Topic Starter
Mephistopheles Janx The Demon Preacher Join Date: Jan 2017 Casino cash: $2032400	Favorite moments in sports... a video thread. What are some of your all time favorite, singular, moments in sports? Game 7 of the 1992 NLCS - Braves vs Pirates. Braves were down 2-0 in the bottom of the 9th. Braves get the score to 2-1 on a Ron Gant Sac Fly that brings home Terry Pendleton (former Cardinal for anyone who might not remember). With 2 outs, bottom of the 9th, in Game 7... a ****ing nobody 3rd string catcher (who had only played 12 games for 10 ABs for the Braves that season) named Fransico Cabrera is brought in as a pinch hitter with the bases loaded. David Justice is on 3rd and the slowest man on Earth, Sid Bream, is on 2nd. The count is 2-1 and then... BETTER VIDEO QUALITY HERE (but I love Skip Caray's call in the first video SO much more) Fun fact...“Van Slyke told MLB Network that on the Francisco Cabrera game-winning hit, he motioned to Barry Bonds to move in. Bonds responded by giving him the finger, and the ball ended up landing exactly where Van Slyke said to play.”
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