Whats your best Baseball Memory

[Option D]

Mine was back in 2001, 1 night after he started game 6, Randy Johnson came out in to close game 7 of the WS against the yankees... That was awesome.. Dude came in and retired 4 and sealed the game.. What a fucking beast

[Grape Ape]

Mine was back in 2001, 1 night after he started game 6, Randy Johnson came out in to close game 7 of the WS against the yankees... That was awesome.. Dude came in and retired 4 and sealed the game.. What a fucking beast

That didn't seal anything - Az was still down a run and won that game on a fluke throwing error.  Surely you have a better baseball memory than a middle relief appearance that kept his team within one run...

But coincidently, that game is probably my all time WORST baseball memory, for the following reasons:

- 911 was that year and a NY win would have been inspiring
-No team in any sport 4 peats anymore, and that would have been it.
-A Yankee win would have been the culmination of a insane playoff run - the Jeter flip play against the As who had no business losing the ALDS, the destruction of the record setting 115 win Mariner team in the ALCS, and the two insane 9th inning Yankee comebacks off Kim that led to the game 7.
- Clemens outpitched Schilling in an epic battle.
- It was decided because of an error.  I hate that the most.   Also, a stupid call by Torre playing the infield in.  Also, a hit by a shitty, shitty ballplay named Tony Womack.  Also, they had a chance to turn a double play on the sac bunt because the bunter slipped, but Brosius didn't look up after the ball was thrown to him...


And, thanks for making me think about it again, asshole.  

Please, pick another memory.

[Option D]

That didn't seal anything - Az was still down a run and won that game on a fluke throwing error.  Surely you have a better baseball memory than a middle relief appearance that kept his team within one run...

But coincidently, that game is probably my all time WORST baseball memory, for the following reasons:

- 911 was that year and a NY win would have been inspiring
-No team in any sport 4 peats anymore, and that would have been it.
-A Yankee win would have been the culmination of a insane playoff run - the Jeter flip play against the As who had no business losing the ALDS, the destruction of the record setting 115 win Mariner team in the ALCS, and the two insane 9th inning Yankee comebacks off Kim that led to the game 7.
- Clemens outpitched Schilling in an epic battle.
- It was decided because of an error.  I hate that the most.   Also, a stupid call by Torre playing the infield in.  Also, a hit by a shitty, shitty ballplay named Tony Womack.  Also, they had a chance to turn a double play on the sac bunt because the bunter slipped, but Brosius didn't look up after the ball was thrown to him...


And, thanks for making me think about it again, asshole.  

Please, pick another memory.

Its my fave...because i dont like the Fuggin Yankees

[CalvinH]

Its my fave...because i dont like the Fuggin Yankees

Being a Yankee fan means I have a lifetime of great baseball memory's

[Dos Equis]

Winning the division championship in JV baseball.  I still remember coach saying before the game that for many of us this would be the biggest game of our life.  He was right.   

[garebear]

Game 6 of the 2011 WS. Cardinals keep homering back into it. Literally down to their last strike at two different points, if I remember correctly.

They don't write 'em any better than that.

[njflex]

That didn't seal anything - Az was still down a run and won that game on a fluke throwing error.  Surely you have a better baseball memory than a middle relief appearance that kept his team within one run...

But coincidently, that game is probably my all time WORST baseball memory, for the following reasons:

- 911 was that year and a NY win would have been inspiring
-No team in any sport 4 peats anymore, and that would have been it.
-A Yankee win would have been the culmination of a insane playoff run - the Jeter flip play against the As who had no business losing the ALDS, the destruction of the record setting 115 win Mariner team in the ALCS, and the two insane 9th inning Yankee comebacks off Kim that led to the game 7.
- Clemens outpitched Schilling in an epic battle.
- It was decided because of an error.  I hate that the most.   Also, a stupid call by Torre playing the infield in.  Also, a hit by a shitty, shitty ballplay named Tony Womack.  Also, they had a chance to turn a double play on the sac bunt because the bunter slipped, but Brosius didn't look up after the ball was thrown to him...


And, thanks for making me think about it again, asshole.  

Please, pick another memory.

and then the yankees went out and signed that shitty ballplayer womack and he sucked.

[Option D]

Game 6 of the 2011 WS. Cardinals keep homering back into it. Literally down to their last strike at two different points, if I remember correctly.

They don't write 'em any better than that.

Poor Ron Washington... That dudes team crumbled twice in a row now

[King Shizzo]

Back when the Oakland A's were relevant.   The Bash Bros. for the win!!!!

[Grape Ape]

Back when the Oakland A's were relevant.   The Bash Bros. for the win!!!!

Although Moneyball was excellent, I thought the premise for the movie was completely boring, and I'm a SABR guy.   Sadly, history proves the A's were never that relevant since the 70's.

[chunkramwell]

When the guy had fuckface written on his bat on the card.

[King Shizzo]

Although Moneyball was excellent, I thought the premise for the movie was completely boring, and I'm a SABR guy.   Sadly, history proves the A's were never that relevant since the 70's.

Um...  The A's made three straight World Series appearances in a row '88, '89, '90.  I would call that relevant 

[Grape Ape]

Um...  The A's made three straight World Series appearances in a row '88, '89, '90.  I would call that relevant 

You're right.   I should not post while bombed.

[King Shizzo]

You're right.   I should not post while bombed.

Touche 

[Soul Crusher]

Mine was back in 2001, 1 night after he started game 6, Randy Johnson came out in to close game 7 of the WS against the yankees... That was awesome.. Dude came in and retired 4 and sealed the game.. What a fucking beast

I was at Yankee Stadium in 2001 the night Bush threw out the first pitch.   Sat in the bleachers in left field and paid $175.00.   Still worth it. 

Still miss the old stadium.   

New stadium is nice, but the older one was way louder. 

[King Shizzo]

I was at Yankee Stadium in 2001 the night Bush threw out the first pitch.   Sat in the bleachers in left field and paid $175.00.   Still worth it. 

Still miss the old stadium.   

New stadium is nice, but the older one was way louder. 

It must have been a very powerful moment.  Bush stood there on the mound and threw a strike!  It was symbolic.

[Soul Crusher]

It must have been a very powerful moment.  Bush stood there on the mound and threw a strike!  It was symbolic.

Place erupted. 

Miss the old stadium.    New one is too corporate and just not loud.   Old one was dirty bathrooms and tons of stairs in the upper deck, but it still was better. 

[Option D]

Place erupted. 

Miss the old stadium.    New one is too corporate and just not loud.   Old one was dirty bathrooms and tons of stairs in the upper deck, but it still was better. 

I was talking like, actually in a game...like... a play or something.

Like the 11th inning Walkoff HR by Puckett (RIP).... i was like WTF!!!!!!

[Soul Crusher]

I was talking like, actually in a game...like... a play or something.

Like the 11th inning Walkoff HR by Puckett (RIP).... i was like WTF!!!!!!

George Brett running out of the dugout like a nut 

[garebear]

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[Option D]

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Damn.. thats a dope picture

[Option D]

What about this one...


That feathery poof used to be  a bird

[dr.chimps]

I remember the Kevin Mitchell bare-handed catch. Always thought that was way cool.

 

[The Showstoppa]

I remember the Kevin Mitchell bare-handed catch. Always thought that was way cool.

I thought yours might have been when Hank broke the HR record, since you were about 25yrs old at the time. 

[dr.chimps]

I thought yours might have been when Hank broke the HR record, since you were about 25yrs old at the time. 

That was me running along side him at 3rd base.