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1995 World Series, Game 6: Braves @ Indians

(c) MLB Vault　Cleveland Indians 0 at Atlanta Braves 1, F — After losing the 1991 and 1992 World Series, as well as the 1993 NLCS, the Braves (seemingly dubbed “The Team …

Some of the best moments of my life were spent with my daddy watching The Braves. When he was in the hospital, I was visiting him, the Braves were coming on & the doc said, tell him whats happening, he can hear you. I was not so sure, but I did tell him every play & when they won, I said, they won Daddy, the Braves won! He squeezed my hand. That was the last ballgame I ever watched with my dad, he died later that night, but I will treasure it as long as� live.

After 26 years, the Braves are once again World Series champions.

The Braves deserved more than one championship in the 90’s. 1991, lost in the WS, 92 lost in the WS, 93 lost in the NLCS, 95 won the WS, 96 lost in the WS after winning the first two games and actually lead game 4 by 6-0 before giving that game away, game 5 they lost 1-0 and game 6 they lost 3-2. They could have easily won that series. 1997 lost NLCS in 6 to the Marlins who won the WS that year. 98 lost in the NLCS again, and again in 6 games. 99 lost to the Yankees in WS. 14 straight division titles. That’s gotta be one of the greatest decade long runs in baseball history. 5 trips to the WS and 3 trips to the NLCS? Shame they are so terrible these days.

I’m not a Braves fan, but it’s just cool to look back at their first championship after their recent World Series win!

Love my Braves always. Baseball was really special in Georgia during that time.. Yes, I’m sure there were plenty of bandwagon fans, but growing up in that time and playing recreation ball was really special to me. I remember pretending I was Javy Lopez, Chipper, Justice, and Klesko all the time while playing ball.Great memories.. It’s a shame we didn’t win the other World Series, but we got one at least. Great memories. I still got my book full of Braves cards in my room.

21 years ago today. I was 16 years old, a junior in high school, living in Woodstock, Georgia. It was not just exhilaration, and pure joy that the Atlanta Braves won a World Series. I remember it was also a sense of relief. 14 Division championships in a row. That will never be done, in any sport, at any time in the future. The Atlanta Braves only won one World Series, 1995, but I’ll take. Just like when I took my number one team, the Chicago White Sox, winning it all ten years later, 2005. All those people who criticize the Braves for only winning one World Series? Go sit on it! I would relive this season, this World Series, the moment of victory all over again if I could. Relish every championship your team wins, you may only get one in your lifetime. Live for these moments and cherish them. Thank you Atlanta Braves for 1995!

Justice’s home run is one of the best moments of my childhood. I remember sitting with my dad watching and vein. So excited. The 90’s were awesome.

My grandparents loved the braves in the 90’s before they passed away. I remember watching just about every game on TBS! The good ole days!

Man this is so heartbreaking to watch. I’ve been a huge Indians fan since I was born in 1999 and introduced to baseball. I learned about how good the Tribe were in the ’90s but never saw what actually happened. After seeing this and Game 7 in ’97, I can’t help but just be saddened. Atlanta sure had a hell of a team though

I remember watching this game in my basement with my cousins and losing our minds. We had Pizza hut, Taco Bell and Mountain Dew. What a great night.

Jimmy Carter was in his early to mid 70’s here and threw a better first pitch than Snoop Dogg did the other day.

1:39:50 Justice’s scoring shot.

LOVE that call! “The team of the 90s has its world championship!” Thanks costas!

My childhood heroes. Now they’re all retired and some in the hall of fame. Man I’m getting old.

I remember this game like it was yesterday! I was in Jr high and my uncle invited me over to his house to watch it because he had a huge tv.(and really good snacks!) I knew after Justice got that home run that..this is it, we’re going to win this! I still have a Justice folder I used for a long time when I was in school. unfortunately, it is torn up, taped together and so on..I can’t seem to part with it, so I kept it and stored it away!! Go Braves!!

2:11:45 �The team of the 90’s has its world championship.

Finally!!!� Braves!!!!� YES!!!!� Yeah they coulda won more World Series, but they finally got 1.� To go with all the rest of their success… Go� Braves!!!

ATL will bring back the world series title and we shall win it. I’m calling it

17:15 it shows that Lemke was actually safe on the stolen base, then Chipper hits single on next pitch so its possibly a lost run that they could’ve scored, and if they had lost by one run it would’ve made a big difference but thank goodness they WON!

Tom Glavine was an absolute machine.

1988 World Series, Game 1: A’s @ Dodgers

(c) MLB Vault　Oakland Athletics 4 at Los Angeles Dodgers 5, F — The Dodgers, already serious underdogs against the A’s and Bash Brothers Jose Canseco and Mark …

Scully is the best. Where most any other announcer (Joe Buck) would babble on about the historic home run, the A’s heartbreaks, etc., Scully shuts up for a full minute and lets the crowd and picture tell the story. �What a joy to be able to listen to him, for the 50 years I have been a baseball fan.

Beautiful game. Beautiful moment at the end. The best baseball moment in my lifetime. Vin Scully’s call. Fantastic. And I’m not even a Dodgers fan.

“in a year that has been so improbable, the impossible has happenend!” Absolutely classic Scully!!!!

I just teared up watching the bottom of the ninth. Best moment in baseball.

Mike Davis’ ability to extend the inning really made a huge difference.

Thank you very much for posting this game. The ’88 World Series is my all-time favorite series of all time- my brother and I would re-watch Kirk Gibson’s historic home-run over and over again, and then reenact it in our back yard. Vin Scully and�Joe Garagiola have amazing chemistry- Scully is one of the greatest announcers in all of sports history. (In my opinion he’s the very best.)My only question is whether there is any way that you could post the other games in this series? I’d love to see all of the games, but I would especially LOVE to be able to watch Game 5- where the Dodgers, and Orel Hershiser- clinched the championship.�

It must have been tough for Scully to remain impartial, considering that he had already been the voice of the Dodgers for so long.

The best Game 1 ever of any world series and one of the best moments in baseball history! Beautiful Drama!

The game was amazing. The NBC theme music was amazing. Vin Scully was amazing. As always, he was at his best when the stage was the biggest.

I could listen to Vin Scully all day long.

Gibson has to be the best clutch player ever. The heart of a champion!

2:35:45 is every baseball player’s dream. 9th inning, 2 outs, tying run on 2nd, and then BOOM!�

How was a movie not been made about this moment yet..goosebumps still every time i see it

The most exciting and dramatic moment I have ever seen in baseball and I’ve been a part of the game in some capacity since 1965.� Above and beyond the home run, this was the greatest at bat I have ever seen!� Gibson not only was hurt, but he was down 0-2 to the best reliever in baseball, battled back to 3-2 and then hit it out to win the game!� Incredible.

gives me the chills everytime I watch Kirk Gibson.

The statement “In a year that …….” is one of Scully’s finest, and one of the most iconic in baseball history — Jack Buck is terrific, but his call of the HR is pale by comparison…. VIN is THE MAN …. KIRK was THE MAN on this night ! !

Vin Scully: Put into the Hall of fame in 1982. STILL The Best in the Business!!

The great thing about moments like this are the replays. I will never tire of watching a great movie scene or one of these great sport moments.

Thank you so much for posting this full game. �I will never forget this game.

This moment lives in my family lore. I’ll always remember being six years old and my dad saying, “Eckersley’s gonna make a mistake.” What an incredible moment.

1986 World Series, Game 7: Red Sox @ Mets

(c) MLB Vault　Boston Red Sox 5 at New York Mets 8, F — Both teams were facing their final game in one of the most dramatic postseasons ever: the Mets finally triumphant in …

One of the greatest world series of all time.

I swear this crowd is what sparked the win.� They were full throat and full bore from the first pitch on.� Even when the Mets were down.� Impressive.� These kinds of fans are priced out of todays sports.

I’m a Mets fan but to blame Buckner is to be clueless. So many other Sox blew chances to win the series. Buckner was a great player, and a class act. After game six (and seven) he patiently answered every reporter’s question.�

RIP Joe Garagiola, Bill Buckner, Don Baylor, Dave Henderson, and Gary Carter. God bless your souls.

Rest in peace Bill Buckner. No matter what anybody else says about “the one that went right through your legs” in Game 6 of the 86 World Series, you were an outstanding individual who showed stability and great athleticism during your lifetime career as a Major League baseball player. We’re gonna miss you but you will forever live in our hearts. ☁⛅☁

it has been over 30 years and Jesse Orosco’s glove STILL hasn’t come down yet!

so great to See Gary Carter in happier times. He was the heart and soul of that team. A great series by both teams

Wish the Mets could have team captains again like Hernandez and Carter.

Even after that devastating error, Buckner still went 2 for 4 this final game and even scored with one good leg. Just shows you that he was doing everything in his power to help his team win.

This season is essentially what got me into Baseball, into the Mets and into Sports in general as a 9 yr old kid in Brooklyn.

I was there. What a great game. Orosco’s hit was one of the most amazing things that ever happened.

Thirty years ago today, The Amazing Mets completed an awesome season. Comeback after comeback, everyone is always so quick to blame Bill Buckner, but the Red Sox had a 3-0 lead in game 7 and still couldn’t find a way to win. Way to go Mets!!!

One of my greatest childhood memories. I was 5 and I remember that it was the first time I had ever felt complete elation. My house was in pandemonium for the end of game 6 and 7. Great team, wonderful personalities, one of a kind experience. America was a better place back then.�

This was the year my family got cable so this was especially memorable for me, being a kid watching the Mets the entire season. This team is legend. I don’t think any team can top this for me. This is up there with childhood Christmases & trips to Disneyland. Pure magic.

I thought the key was Sid’s pitching, especially blowing away Rice and striking out Evans with a mix of slow stuff and a fastball. It really set the crowd on fire.

2019 and I’m still thrilled by this game and great Mets team. There was never a Mets team with this many characters.

2:33:45 is the moment of glory you came here to see

30 years ago when the Mets won the world series!Where has time gone!WHAT A NERVE BITING SERIES IT WAS!

Strawberry took a long time circling the bases after that homer. Some might remember that he got beaned by Nipper the following pre season for that very reason.

RIP Gary Carter, team leader/captain and the ONLY member of that club that made it in the HOF!!!! GREATEST WORLD SERIES EVER RIGHT HERE!!!

5/1/91: Nolan Ryan’s 7th No-Hitter

(c) MLB Vault　Toronto Blue Jays 0 at Texas Rangers 3, F — When baseball’s King of Ks, Nolan Ryan, struck out Roberto Alomar for his 16th strikeout of the game, it marked the …

16 strikeouts. No hits. Against a quality Jays team on the verge of greatness, no less.

I had just turned 11 in March. My dad came home early from work and surprised me with the fact that we were going to the game, something we did often since we lived in Arlington, about 20 minutes from Arlington Stadium. We sat in the left field bleachers, lower deck. I was young, so I don’t remember everything about the game, but I remember the last strikeout, and getting drenched with beer as fans threw their beers into the air after that third strike. Great memories…

No Steroids all talent and stamina.

Absolute stud. They don’t make many like the Ryan Express. Blowin’ away dudes young enough to be his sons, at 44. Incredible.

Nolan Ryan’s fastball is fantastic but his curveball is unbelievable

They don’t make men like this anymore, great athlete, hardest worker you’ll ever know, gracious and humble, yet confident. Today’s younger generation can learn a lot from Ryan’s work ethic.

Incredible stat: Nolan Ryan threw 7 career no-hitters.�Even more incredible stat: He had 5 no-hitters broken up in the 9th inning (!!).�One of the all-time greats.

7 no-nos and an impressive headlock on Robin Ventura.GOAT

I don’t see any pitchers ever reaching such plateau. This guy is the greatest and I’m glad I was old enough to see his career.

You know… when you look at this Blue Jay’s lineup .. they were GIANTS, literally, of baseball that year. Gruber, Olerud, Carter, Hill, etc. It makes this no-no even MORE impressive. If I were to guess before Nolan took the hill that year, where his no hitter would come, it would NOT be this team, They were extremely solid! Miss Nolan 🙂

No one will ever come close to 7 no hitters Nolan Ryan was the greatest pitcher of all time.

The very best. No one will ever come close to Ryan… No one

And against a very tough Blue Jays line-up. Very impressive.

Rickey Henderson broke Lou Brock’s stolen base record on the same day.Ryan stole that thunder.

THE greatest pitcher, ever!!!

Nolan Ryans mechanics are the reason he was incredible. �By studying physics, one can easily understand that the forces he creates with his high leg kick and strong back leg drive are the reason he was able to keep his arm healthy and pitch well into his 40’s.

44 years old and Ryan was still throwing in the upper 90’s! Remarkable! Look out, here comes the Ryan Express!

can’t imagine how dominant he would be with all of these free swingers now!

Think about this too. Nolan Ryan also pitched 12 one-hitters & 18 two-hitters in his remarkable career. His all-time stats are simply staggering!

Greatest pitcher of all time, that fastball was incredible!!!!!

9/17/96: Nomo’s No-No

(c) MLB Vault　1996/09/17: LA Dodgers 9 at Colorado Rockies 0, F — Hideo Nomo capped an excellent sophomore season by tossing a no-hitter in the unlikeliest of ballparks, …

Nomo is still the only pitcher to toss a No Hitter at Coors Field AND Camden Yards.

Pitching a No Hitter at Coors Field should get one into the Hall of Fame by itself.

I don’t know a single kid in the 90s who didn’t try pitching with his back to the plate like Nomo at least once. Loved watching him pitch.

only one player in MLB history who did no-hitter at coors fieldhe’s criminally underrated

As a Japanese-American and lifelong Dodger fan, thank you for narrating one of my favorite moments in baseball history, Vin. 野茂さん、おめでとう！

As a Japanese American, I can tell you what a pivotal moment it was when Hideo debuted for my favorite and home town team, the one and only Los Angeles Dodgers. This performance was the icing on the cake. Thanks for the memories, Nomosan! Also, thanks for always narrating our precious moments, Vin!

He was my hero when I was a kid and used to practice his pitching form 🙂

This no-hitter is especially noteworthy because of the team he threw it against.� Burks was playing out of his mind that year, and need we say more than Bichette-Galarraga-Castilla batting 4-5-6?

たしか、この直後のインタビューで「信じてもらえないかもしれないが、ノーノーを達成したことよりもチームが勝った事のほうが嬉しい」と言ったんだよね。野茂という人間を知るには充分すぎる言葉です。

So touching…he is definitely the pioneer and the greatest one…respect.�

no-noかかってるのに本気で打ちに行くノモ

I remember watching this game in my living room and then ran around like an idiot after that last strike. One of my favorite Dodgers’ memory of all time!

“Bottom of the 9th inning at Coors Field in Denver. In what so far has happened, is what most baseball people felt could not possibly happen, that would be impossible to happen. That anyone could come into this haven for home runs, this nightmare alley, and hold the Rockies to no hits, but that is exactly what Hideo Nomo has done through 8 innings.” – Vin Scully

I watched this entire game on tv…what a game….

this was before the humidor. absolutely insane

MY favorite Nomo moment of all time! To pitch a no-hitter AT COORS FIELD!?!?!?!? Un-believable. Saw the whole game in my room, too. Nomo was mainly pitching out of the stretch because the mound was too damp for him to get his full-windup delivery going due to the rains earlier that day. Just absolutely SICK what I saw out of him that night…O_O

The first and only no-hitter ever to be thrown at Coors Field. No-No NOMO!

this is the best pitching performance ever for a pitcher according to walker buehler ,he said coors field is the hardest place to pitch cause of the altitude. this was amazing

Pitch count at 101 before bottom of the 9th…if this was today, Dave Roberts would have pulled nomo out and destroyed his no hitter lol

Classic vin scully. Miss that voice. Loved listening to him all those years. Nomo was crazy in the zone that night.