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Old 05-20-2021, 03:09 PM
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June 24, 1968. When Jim Northrup hit his second grand slam of the game against the Indians. Maybe not as dramatic as a World Series home run, but it sure was a iconic home run for me as a young Tiger fan. I believe Northrup hit 5 grand slams that year.
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I gather it’s Bobby Thomson then everything else...
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Old 05-20-2021, 07:35 PM
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Every single HR hit by the White Sox in the 2005 postseason. I know it's not old and many not famous but for me to see my Sox win a World Series, which I never thought I would, the memories of Scotty Pods, Jeff Blum, Paulie, AJ and the rest will always be the most memorable to me.
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June 24, 1968. When Jim Northrup hit his second grand slam of the game against the Indians. Maybe not as dramatic as a World Series home run, but it sure was a iconic home run for me as a young Tiger fan. I believe Northrup hit 5 grand slams that year.
His 5th slam that year was in the World Series, too.
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I'm surprised at how little love Aaron Boone's pennant winning shot gets and not just on this thread. An extra inning walk-off in game seven against their bitterest rival yet it seems that even Yankees fans seldom talk about it.
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I'm surprised at how little love Aaron Boone's pennant winning shot gets and not just on this thread. An extra inning walk-off in game seven against their bitterest rival yet it seems that even Yankees fans seldom talk about it.
I'm not a Yankees fan, so I'll defer if one of them chimes in, but it might have to do with them getting upset in the World Series that year.
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I'm not a Yankees fan, so I'll defer if one of them chimes in, but it might have to do with them getting upset in the World Series that year.
That could be. It may also be that the Yankees had so many big post-season moments in the previous few years that the HR sort of "got lost". Even so, I'm surprised it's not spoken about more, especially considering that Boone is now their manager.
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