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Old 01-05-2023, 10:51 AM
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Maybe not as big overall, but two related ones.

The last game of the 78 season at Fenway, watching the scoreboard as Cleveland beat the Yankees and the cheers whenever more Cleveland runs were put up.

Which led to....

Bucky Effin Dent....

Yeah, I know they had lots of blown chances, leaving 9 on base usually isn't good. But a chipshot by a guy with 5 all year...ouch.
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Buckner’s error for me but I am definitely biased.
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Old 01-05-2023, 03:30 PM
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I'm just going to mention moments in my lifetime and memory.

Cal Ripken Jr breaking Lou Gehrig's consecutive games streak and walking around Camden Yards.
Joe Carter GW HR.
1995 Ken Griffey Jr breaks his wrist
1995 Griffey Jr running 1st to home to score and defeat the Yankees.
1995 Braves winning WS after 6 years of futility.
McGwire hitting 62 HR and Sosa congratulating him at home plate.
1997 Florida Marlins winning WS on walk off game winning hit
1999 All Century Team announcements on-field during AS game
2001 Randy Johnson hits a bird
Derek Jeter's HRs to become Mr November
Luis Gonzalez hitting a dying quail over Jeter's head to win 2001 WS
Steve Bartman
Dusty Baker's son getting picked up by JT Snow while retrieving a bat in 2002
Boston winning the 2004 WS
2008 Josh Hamilton HR Derby
David Freese Game 6 HR in 2011
Felix Hernandez throws Seattle's first perfect game 2012
2013 Game 3 game ending obstruction call at 3rd base
2017 Jose Fernandez death
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Maybe not as big overall, but two related ones.

The last game of the 78 season at Fenway, watching the scoreboard as Cleveland beat the Yankees and the cheers whenever more Cleveland runs were put up.

Which led to....

Bucky Effin Dent....

Yeah, I know they had lots of blown chances, leaving 9 on base usually isn't good. But a chipshot by a guy with 5 all year...ouch.
Piniella should get equal credit for that horror show with his brilliant fake out of Burleson in the ninth.
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