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Not sure if any will be interested in watching this. Heard Costas interviewed on Mad Dog yesterday about this. Interesting about how the game was called back then, etc. I had heard the story of the tapes being found.
It's like 2:05 with no commercials. Wednesday, 8pm I believe. Will you watch this? Any interest at all?
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i am sure sweetleaf will be watching it and treating it like porn
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i allready know who won, will not be watching, But its the best game in the history of Baseball.......................waitin fopr next Pitt WS....
![]() It was a game that saw the lead change hands four times, most dramatically, of course, with the only Game 7 walk-off home run in World Series history. It was a game between the underdog blue-collar Pirates, from a blue-collar city still bursting with steel mills, and the glamorous Yankees of Mickey Mantle, Yogi Berra and Whitey Ford. It was a game that, oddly, featured not a single strikeout (the only time that has happened in World Series history). It did feature 19 runs and 24 hits and was played in a brisk 2 hours and 36 minutes. It was full of managerial decisions to second-guess, clutch hits and unlikely heroes, pitchers throwing through pain, and strange, quirky plays.
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