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World Series Games

	Date	Visiting Team	Home Team	Score	Description
Go to Game	November 2, 2022	Houston Astros	Philadelphia Phillies	-5-0	4 Astros pitchers (Cristian Javier, Bryan Abreu, Rafael Montero and Ryan Pressly) pitched a no-hitter in this game, the 4th game of the 2022 World Series. It was the first no-hitter in a World Series since Don Larsen did it, with a perfect game, in 1956.
Go to Game	October 26, 2018	Boston Red Sox	Los Angeles Dodgers	-2-3	The longest game in World Series history at 18 innings, in which the Dodgers beat the Red Sox, 3-2. The game lasted 7 hours and 20 minutes. Max Muncy wins the game with a walk-off solo homer.
Go to Game	October 29, 2017	Los Angeles Dodgers	Houston Astros	-12-13	Game 5 of 2017 World Series. Series tied 2 apiece. Lead shifts back and forth throughout game. Second longest game in World Series history. Astros came back 3 times in game, including a 4-0 deficit. The Dodgers were down 12-9 in the ninth and tie the game. Then Astros score in the 10th on Alex Bregman's walk-off single.
Go to Game	November 2, 2016	Chicago Cubs	Cleveland Indians	-8-7	The Cubs hadn't won a World Series since 1908, the longest drought in baseball. The Indians hadn't won since 1948. After coming back to tie the Series after a 3-1 deficit, the Cubs have a 6-3 lead in this 7th game going into the bottom of the 8th inning at Progressive Field in Cleveland. The Indians tie it with 3 runs in the bottom of the 8th. Neither team scores in the 9th, but the Cubs score 2 in the top of the 10th. The Indians manage a run in the bottom of the 10th, but lose, 8-7.
Go to Game	October 27, 2011	Texas Rangers	St. Louis Cardinals	-9-10	One of the greatest World Series games ever, as the Cardinals win in the 11th inning on David Freese's solo home run. The Cardinals tie the series with this win and go on to win in 7 games. The lead changes five times during the game. St. Louis is down by 2 runs in both the 9th and 10th innings, but they score 2 runs in each inning to tie the game. The Rangers use 8 pitchers, the Cardinals 7.
Go to Game	October 23, 1993	Philadelphia Phillies	Toronto Blue Jays	-6-8	Game 6, 1993 World Series between the Phillies and the Blue Jays, at the Skydome in Toronto. The Phillies score 5 runs in the top of the 7th to put them ahead, 6 to 5. In the bottom of the 9th, Joe Carter steps to the plate, with 2 men on, and hits a 3-run walk-off home run to win the series. It's only the 2nd time a home run ends a World Series. See Home Run
Go to Game	October 15, 1988	Oakland Athletics	Los Angeles Dodgers	-4-5	Bottom of the 9th inning of Game 1 of the 1988 World Series, in Los Angeles, between the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Oakland Athletics. There are 2 outs and the Dodgers are down by a run. Dennis Eckersley on the mound for Oakland. Mike Davis pinch hits and walks. Kirk Gibson steps up to the plate and hits a 2-run walk-off home run to win the game. See Home Run
Go to Game	October 25, 1986	Boston Red Sox	New York Mets	-5-6	The Mets, trailing 5 to 3 with 2 outs in the 9th inning of game 6 of the World Series, rally for 3 runs to win. Bob Stanley throws a wild pitch to permit the tying run to score, and Bill Buckner lets Mookie Wilson's ground ball go through his legs for the winning run. See Play
Go to Game	October 18, 1977	Los Angeles Dodgers	New York Yankees	-4-8	Reg-gie! Reg-gie! Reggie Jackson, Mr. October, has one of the greatest World Series performances in history. On this day, he caps it off with three home runs, tying a record by none other than Babe Ruth. He hits 5 in the Series, setting a new record. Even more amazing, the last 4 home runs each come on the first pitch of the at-bat.
Go to Game	October 21, 1975	Cincinnati Reds	Boston Red Sox	-6-7	Game 6 of 1975 World Series between Red Sox and Reds with the Reds leading 3 games to 2. Red Sox take a 3 to 0 lead in the 1st inning. Reds are leading by 6 to 3 after 7 1/2. Boston's Bernie Carbo hits a 3 run homer in bottom of 8th. Game tied. In the bottom of the 12th, Carlton Fisk's HR wins the game for the Red Sox and forces Game 7.
Go to Game	October 13, 1960	New York Yankees	Pittsburgh Pirates	-9-10	7th game of the 1960 World Series. Pirates lead 4-0 after 2 innings. Yanks lead 7-4 after 7 1/2. Pirates score 5 in 8th to take a 9-7 lead. Yanks score 2 in top of 9th to create a 9-9 game in the bottom of the 9th. Bill Mazeroski steps up to the plate and hits one of the most dramatic home runs in baseball history to give the Pirates the title.
Go to Game	October 8, 1956	Brooklyn Dodgers	New York Yankees	-0-2	Don Larsen's perfect game. The Series is tied, 2 games to 2. Don Larsen, who didn't last beyond the 2nd inning in Game 2, is starting for the Yankees at Yankee Stadium. He then pitches the only perfect game (the only no hitter as well) in World Series history. In fact, it's the only perfect game, and only one of two no-hitters in playoff history. He throws 97 pitches in perhaps the greatest game ever pitched. Not bad for a journeyman pitcher who's career won-lost record was 81-91.
Go to Game	October 10, 1926	St. Louis Cardinals	New York Yankees	-3-2	7th game. 1926 World Series. Yankees vs Cardinals. Babe Ruth hits his 4th home run in the series to put Yankees ahead 1 to 0 in the 1st. St. Louis scores 3 runs, all unearned, in the 4th. New York gets a run in the 6th to pull the Yanks within one. With the score still 3-2 Cards in the bottom of the 9th and 2 outs, Ruth walks. With Bob Meusel at the plate, Ruth breaks for 2nd and is thrown out. Yankees lose the series.

Playoffs Games

	Date	Visiting Team	Home Team	Score	Description
Go to Game	October 6, 2010	Cincinnati Reds	Philadelphia Phillies	-0-4	Roy Halliday pitches a no-hitter for a Philadelphia Phillies. It is only the second no-hitter in playoff history (the first being Don Larson's perfect game). It was game 1 of the division series matchup between the Phils and the Cincinnati Reds.
Go to Game	October 17, 2004	New York Yankees	Boston Red Sox	-4-6	Red Sox are down 3 games to 1 to the Yankees in the ALCS, and down 4-3 in the 9th inning of Game 5. Dave Roberts, as a pinch runner, steals 2nd. Bill Mueller drives him in with the tying run. David Ortiz hits a walk-off HR in the 12th.See HR. Boston wins its next 7 games for first World Series title in 86 years.
Go to Game	October 16, 2003	Boston Red Sox	New York Yankees	-5-6	Aaron Boone hits a walkoff home run on Tim Wakefield's 1st pitch in the bottom half of the 11th inning in the 7th game of the ALCS that gives the Yankees a dramatic win over the Red Sox and the AL pennant. Boston blows a 4-0 lead as New York comes back to score 3 runs in the 8th off tired starter Pedro Martinez to tie the score. See home run
Go to Game	October 15, 1986	New York Mets	Houston Astros	-7-6	Mets make dramatic comeback in 9th inning and win in 16 innings. 7th game of 1986 ALCS. At home, the Astros take a 3 to 0 lead in the bottom of the 1st. Noone scores for the next 7 innings. It's top of the 9th and the Mets score 3 to tie the game. Noone scores again until the 14th inning, when both the Mets and the Astros score a run. Neither team scores in the 15th. In the 16th, the Mets score 3 runs and the Astros threaten but manage only 2 runs. The Mets go to the World Series.
Go to Game	October 12, 1986	Boston Red Sox	California Angels	-7-6	Red Sox make dramatic comeback over the Angels in game 5 of 1986 ALCS, which the Angels are leading 3 games to 1. The Red Sox, down 5-2, bottom of the 9th, 3 outs from elimination, score 4 runs on a pair of 2-run homers to take a 6 to 5 lead. The Angels tie the game in the bottom of the 9th. In the top of the 11th, the Red Sox score a run and win after the Angels do not score in the bottom of the frame. Boston goes on to take the next 2 games and a fateful trip to the World Series.

All Star Games

	Date	Visiting Team	Home Team	Score	Description
Go to Game	July 11, 1967	NL All-Stars	AL All-Stars	-2-1	1967 All-Star game. Anaheim Stadium. 3 runs scored in 15 innings. Dick Allen of the Phillies homers top of the 2nd inning to give the NL the lead. Brooks Robinson of the Orioles hits a HR for the AL in the bottom of the 6th. Noone scores again until the top of the 15th when Tony Perez of the Reds homers against Catfish Hunter of the A's to win the game for the NL. See HR
Go to Game	July 12, 1955	AL All-Stars	NL All-Stars	-5-6	The 1955 All-Star game at Milwaukee's County Stadium. Mickey Mantle of the Yankees hits a 3-run HR in the top of the 1st inning, and the AL takes a 5-0 lead through 6. NL scores scores 2 in 7th and 3 in 8th. Game goes into extra innings. In the bottom of the 12th inning, Stan Musial of the Cardinals leads off and hits a HR to win the game for the NL. See HR
Go to Game	July 8, 1941	NL All-Stars	AL All-Stars	-5-7	Ted Williams hits walk-off home run in 9th inning of 1941 All-Star game at Briggs Stadium in Detroit. The AL is down by a run when Williams hits the 3-run HR. See Home Run
Go to Game	July 10, 1934	AL All-Stars	NL All-Stars	-9-7	1934 All-Star Game at the Polo Grounds in New York. Carl Hubbard strikes out 5 future Hall of Famers in a row: Babe Ruth. Lou Gehrig. Jimmie Foxx. Al Simmons. Joe Cronin. This is perhaps the greatest All Star game pitching performance of all time. See Strikeouts

Regular Season Games

	Date	Visiting Team	Home Team	Score	Description
Go to Game	September 23, 2023	Pittsburgh Pirates	Cincinnati Reds	-13-12	The Pirates were trailing by 9 runs after three innings but came back to score 13 runs to win 13-12 over the Cincinnati Reds at Great American Ballpark. It was the biggest comeback in Pirates history.
Go to Game	May 27, 2018	Houston Astros	Cleveland Indians	-9-10	Astros versus Indians. Astros have an 8-3 lead in the ninth. The Indians score 5 runs in the ninth to tie the game. Then, after the Astros score a run in the top of the 13th, the Indians tie it again. Cleveland wins it in the 14th on Greg Allen's walk-off home run.
Go to Game	June 2, 2016	Seattle Mariners	San Diego Padres	-16-13	The Mariners are down by 10 runs in the 5th inning and score 5 in the 6th and 9 in the 7th to win, 16-13. This is the highest scoring game in the history of Petco Park.
Go to Game	May 8, 2012	Texas Rangers	Baltimore Orioles	-10-3	Josh Hamilton hits 4 home runs and a double, while driving in 8 runs. He sets an American League record for 18 total bases. The Rangers beat the Orioles 10-3, as the Rangers collect 15 hits in all.
Go to Game	August 22, 2007	Texas Rangers	Baltimore Orioles	-30-3	The Rangers become the first team in more than 110 years to score 30 runs in a game. They do it against the Orioles in the first game of a doubleheader, getting 29 hits in the game. They win the game 30 to 3. They score 9 runs in the nightcap, winning 9 to 7. The 30 runs in a single game and the 39 runs in the doubleheader set an AL record.
Go to Game	July 22, 2006	Baltimore Orioles	Tampa Bay Devil Rays	-12-13	The Devil Rays score 10 times in the 5th inning and Baltimore comes back with 9 runs of their own in the 7th inning. Baltimore has 22 hits in 41 at bats,but still lose, 13-12. Of their 22 hits, 18 are singles and 4 are doubles. Corey Patterson has 5 of the hits. The Devil Rays have 17 hits in 40 at bats.
Go to Game	July 2, 2002	Detroit Tigers	Chicago White Sox	-9-17	White Sox and Tigers combine for 12 home runs, tying their own record set on May 28, 1995 (see above) for most home runs for two teams in a game. Magglio Ordonez hits 2 home runs, including a grand slam.
Go to Game	May 23, 2002	Los Angeles Dodgers	Milwaukee Brewers	-16-3	Shawn Green, playing for the Dodgers, has perhaps the greatest offensive game in ML history, going 6 for 6 with 4 HRs, a double, and a single. He has 7 RBI's and a ML record 19 total bases, while scoring 6 times, which ties a record. He hits a 5th HR the following game to tie 2-game HR record. He hits 2 more the next day to break the 3-game record of 7, and ends the week with 9 HR's, having hit 2 two days earlier.
Go to Game	May 2, 2002	Seattle Mariners	Chicago White Sox	-15-4	Aaron Boone and Mike Cameron hit back-to-back home runs twice for the Mariners in the top of the first inning in a game against the White Sox. See Inning Here
Go to Game	April 23, 1999	St. Louis Cardinals	Los Angeles Dodgers	-12-5	The Cardinals' Fernando Tatis sets a major league record by hitting 2 grand slams in a single inning, as well as a record for most RBI's in an inning with 8. The feat was accomplished in St. Louis' 11 run 3rd inning. See Inning
Go to Game	May 28, 1995	Chicago White Sox	Detroit Tigers	-14-12	Tigers and White Sox combine to hit 12 home runs to set a major league record (since tied by the same two teams - see July 2, 2002 below). The White Sox win, 14-12. 8 players hit home runs.
Go to Game	September 7, 1993	St. Louis Cardinals	Cincinnati Reds	-15-2	Cardinals' Mark Whiten ties the major-league record for RBIs in a game and doubleheader with 12 and 13 respectively, in St. Louis' 15-2 win over the Reds in the 2nd game of a doubleheader. Whiten hits a record-tying 4 home runs‚ including a grand slam.
Go to Game	August 28, 1992	Milwaukee Brewers	Toronto Blue Jays	-22-2	The Brewers get the most hits in a game in 91 years and set an AL record with 31 hits, as they beat the Blue Jays 22-2 at the Skydome. The Jays also set another AL record with 26 singles.
Go to Game	July 17, 1990	Minnesota Twins	Boston Red Sox	-0-1	On this day, the Minnesota Twins turned 2 triple plays against the Boston Red Sox. They accomplished this feat in the bottom of the 4th and bottom of the 8th. This is the only time one team has pulled off 2 triple plays in the same game.
Go to Game	August 3, 1989	Houston Astros	Cincinnati Reds	-2-18	Reds score 14 runs on 16 hits in the first inning against Astros. The Reds win the game 18-2. See Inning
Go to Game	September 14, 1987	Baltimore Orioles	Toronto Blue Jays	-3-18	The Blue Jays hit a major league record 10 home runs in one game against The Orioles.
Go to Game	April 29, 1986	Seattle Mariners	Boston Red Sox	-1-3	Roger Clemens sets a new major league record by striking out 20 batters in 9 innings. He gives up just 3 hits, without a walk. He has 8 consecutive strikeouts at one point in the game, and strikes out the side in the 1st, 4th, 5th, and 9th innings. The Red Sox win, 3 to 1.
Go to Game	July 4, 1985	New York Mets	Atlanta Braves	-16-13	The game takes 6 hours, 10 minutes to play. The lead seasaws back and forth multiple times. It takes the Mets 19 innings to beat the Braves on July 4th in Atlanta. Relief pitcher Rick Camp, a .074 lifetime hitter, hits his first major league HR in bottom of 18th, with 2 outs and 2 strikes to tie the game. The game finally ends at 3:55 AM, the latest finish in ML history, on July 5th, after the Mets score 5 runs in the 19th inning and the Braves can only respond with 2. Final: 16 to 13
Go to Game	September 30, 1984	Detroit Tigers	New York Yankees	-2-9	Don Mattingly and Dave Winfield battle for the batting crown right to the last day of the season. Mattingly had the lead by percentage points most of the way for the last week. However, on September 28th, Winfield captured the lead, and on September 29th he led by .341 to .339. On September 30th, Mattingly goes 4 for 5 and Winfield goes 1 for 4, and Mattingly wins the crown. Final stats: Mattingly.343, Winfield .340.
Go to Game	May 8, 1984	Milwaukee Brewers	Chicago White Sox	-6-7	The longest game ever played, 8 hours, 6 minutes, over 2 days. The game is suspended after 17 innings and continued the next day. Then each team scores 3 runs in the 17th inning. Harold Baines hits a walk-off home run in the bottom of the 25th inning, as Chicago wins, 7-6. Rudy Law, Carlton Fisk, Julio Cruz and Cecil Cooper tie the ML mark of 11 at-bats in one game. Fisk catches all 25 innings, a ML record. There were 44 players, 198 batters faced, and 43 hits in the game.
Go to Game	April 13, 1984	Philadelphia Phillies	Montreal Expos	-1-5	While playing for the Expos, Pete Rose collects his 4,000th hit with a double off Philadelphia's Jerry Koosman in the bottom of the 4th inning. He joins Ty Cobb as the only other player to reach 4,000 hits. Rose ends up with 4,256 hits in his career, making him the all-time ML career leader. See 4000th hit
Go to Game	May 17, 1979	Philadelphia Phillies	Chicago Cubs	-23-22	Phillies are leading 21 to 9 after 4 1/2 innings and the Cubs force it into extra innings.
Go to Game	May 17, 1979	Philadelphia Phillies	Chicago Cubs	-23-22	Cubs and Phillies combine for 11 home runs. At the time, this ties a ML record in total homers in a game. For the Cubs, Dave Kingman has 3 home runs and 6 RBI's. Phils win the game 23-22. This single game home run record is later broken twice by the White Sox and Tigers (see below for games).
Go to Game	October 2, 1978	New York Yankees	Boston Red Sox	-5-4	Yankees and Red Sox are tied at the end of the regular season and meet for this dramatic 1 game playoff for the AL East Title. Bucky Dent hits a 3-run home run off Mike Torrez in the top of the 7th inning, and Ron Guidry wins his 25th game of the year, against only 3 losses. Rich Gossage gets the save as he gets Carl Yastrzemski to pop out with 2 on and 2 out in the 9th. See HR
Go to Game	September 16, 1975	Pittsburgh Pirates	Chicago Cubs	-22-0	Rennie Stennet has 7 hits in this game, the only time in modern day baseball that a player has 7 hits in a 9 inning game. The Pirates collect 24 total hits and win the game, 22-0, over the Cubs.
Go to Game	September 11, 1974	St. Louis Cardinals	New York Mets	-4-3	This game, played at Shea Stadium, takes 7 hours 4 minutes‚ and 25 innings, to complete. The game is tied, 3-3 after 9 innings. No run is scored until the top of the 25th, when two Mets' errors lead to the Cardinals' winning run. The Mets have 103 plate appearances‚ the Cards 99. A record 175 official at-bats are recorded. 6 batters in the game have 10 at bats, one batter has 11.
Go to Game	April 8, 1974	Los Angeles Dodgers	Atlanta Braves	-4-7	Hank Aaron hits home run #715, thereby passing Babe Ruth's long-standing career home run record. He hits it in the bottom of the 4th inning, at home in Atlanta, off Dodger pitcher Al Downing. Aaron ends his illustrious career with 755 home runs. See Home Run
Go to Game	April 22, 1970	San Diego Padres	New York Mets	-1-2	Tom Seaver strikes out 10 consecutive batters in a game against the Padres. He begins the streak with the final out in the top of the 6th inning. Here It Is
Go to Game	September 18, 1968	St. Louis Cardinals	San Francisco Giants	-2-0	This is the 2nd consecutive no-hitter in Candiestick Park. Ray Washburn of the Cardinals does it . He downs the Giants 2-0 after Gaylord Perry no-hits the Cardinals the day before (see just above for that game).
Go to Game	September 17, 1968	St. Louis Cardinals	San Francisco Giants	-0-1	2 consecutive no-hitters are pitched at Candlestick Park, the first time this has happened in one park. Gaylord Perry of the Giants pitches the first one on September 17th. He outlasts Bob Gibson of the Cardinals, who gives up just 1 run. Ray Washburn then does the same to the Giants on behalf of the Cardinals the next day (see just below).
Go to Game	September 1, 1967	San Francisco Giants	Cincinnati Reds	-1-0	The Giants beat the Reds, 1 to 0, in 21 innings. Gaylord Perry, for the Giants, pitches 16 shutout innings. The run is scored on a bases-loaded walk to Dick Groat in the top of the 21st. Jim Ray Hart scores the winning run. See Winning Run
Go to Game	July 3, 1966	Atlanta Braves	San Francisco Giants	-17-3	Braves' pitcher Tony Cloninger hits 2 grand slams and drives in 9 runs‚ as the Braves beat the Giants 17-3. He is the first National League player to hit 2 grand slams in a game‚ and the first pitcher ever. His 9 RBIs are a ML record for pitchers.
Go to Game	May 31, 1964	San Francisco Giants	New York Mets	-8-6	At New York‚ the Mets and Giants meet in a Memorial Day doubleheader before 57,037 fans. After Juan Marichal's 5-3 first-game win‚ San Francisco holds a 6-1 lead in the 2nd game until New York scores 5 runs to tie the game in the 7th. With 2 outs in the 23rd inning‚ Giants' pinch hitter Del Crandall delivers the winning run on a double. The game lasts 7 hours and 23 minutes, a NL record. The doubleheader starts at 1 p.m. and ends at 11:25 p.m.
Go to Game	September 12, 1962	Washington Senators	Baltimore Orioles	-2-1	Washington's Tom Cheney strikes out a record 21 batters in 16 innings. Bud Zipfel hits a home run in the top of the 16th inning to give the Senators a 2-1 win.
Go to Game	June 18, 1961	Washington Senators	Boston Red Sox	-12-13	Red Sox are down, 12 to 5, 2 outs, last of the 9th inning. They rally and score 8 runs, highlighted by Jim Pagliaroni's grand slam home run, and win 13 to 12. Rally begins here
Go to Game	September 28, 1960	Baltimore Orioles	Boston Red Sox	-4-5	Before just 10,454 fans,in his last plate appearance ever at Fenway Park, and as it turns out, his last at-bat anywhere, Ted Williams, aka "The Splendid Splinter", hits a home run. It's in the 8th inning, and Jack Fisher is on the mound for Baltimore. Williams hits the 3rd pitch for the 521st HR of his career, 3rd only to Babe Ruth and Jimmy Foxx at the time. See HR
Go to Game	June 10, 1959	Cleveland Indians	Baltimore Orioles	-11-8	Rocky Colavito hits 4 home runs and drives in 6 runs, as the Indians beat the Orioles in Baltimore, 11 to 8. He hits the homers in 4 consecutive at bats, in the 3rd, 5th, 6th, and 9th innings. He walks in his only other at-bat, in the 1st inning. Billy Martin and Minnie Minoso also homer for Cleveland.
Go to Game	May 26, 1959	Pittsburgh Pirates	Milwaukee Braves	-0-1	In perhaps the greatest game ever pitched, Pittsburgh's Harvey Haddix pitches a perfect game into the 13th inning. However, in the bottom of the 13th, Pittsburgh's Don Hoak throws the ball away on a ground ball by Felix Mantilla. Eddie Mathews bunts Mantilla to 2nd. Henry Aaron is walked intentionally. Adcock then hits what appears to be a HR, but is called a double because Adcock passes Aaron on the basepaths and both are out. Perfect game is lost and Braves win, 1-0.
Go to Game	April 22, 1959	Chicago White Sox	Kansas City Athletics	-20-6	The inning where the White Sox scored 11 runs with only one hit.
Go to Game	June 18, 1953	Detroit Tigers	Boston Red Sox	-3-23	Red Sox score 17 runs in the 7th inning. Win game 23-3 over Tigers. The Red Sox send 23 men to the plate in the 7th‚ getting 14 hits. Sammy White scores 3 runs in the inning, a modern major league record. See Inning
Go to Game	October 3, 1951	Brooklyn Dodgers	New York Giants	-4-5	Bobby Thomson's "Shot-Heard 'Round-the-World" game. The Giants had come from 13 1/2 back to force a 3-game playoff with the Dodgers. The teams split the first 2 games. It's NY's Maglie against Brooklyn's Newcombe for all the marbles at the Polo Grounds. The Dodgers score 3 runs in the 8th to take a 4-1 lead. In the 9th, with runners on 2nd and 3rd,1 out, and the score 4-2, Thomson comes up to face Ralph Branca,in on relief. The rest is history.See HR
Go to Game	July 13, 1951	Boston Red Sox	Chicago White Sox	-4-5	After going 17 innings in the 2nd game of a doubleheader yesterday, the two teams play another 19 innings today. Mickey McDermott pitches the first 17 innings for Boston, but Chicago wins the game, 5-4. The Red Sox score twice in the top of the 19th, but the White Sox score 3, 2 on a pinch single by Ed Stewart, to win. Red Sox 3rd baseman Vern Stephens plays the entire game without a putout.
Go to Game	October 1, 1950	Philadelphia Phillies	Brooklyn Dodgers	-4-1	The Dodgers are 1 game behind the Phils as they begin this game, the last of the year. Phillies' Robin Roberts and Dodger's Don Newcombe have each gone all the way. In the top of the 10th, in a 1-1 tie, Dick Sisler hits a 3-run HR to give the Phils the lead, and the pennant belongs to the "Whiz Kids" after Brooklyn goes down in order in their half of the inning. See HR
Go to Game	June 8, 1950	St. Louis Browns	Boston Red Sox	-4-29	In one of the most lopsided scores in major league history, and after beating the Browns 20-4 the day before, the Red Sox beat the Browns at Fenway Park 29-4. Bobby Doerr has 3 home runs and 8 RBI's. Walt Dropo and Ted Williams have 2 homers each. Al Zarilla has 4 doubles. The Red Sox have 28 hits and total 51 hits over the 2 days.
Go to Game	June 24, 1949	St. Louis Browns	Boston Red Sox	-2-21	The Red Sox collect 25 hits against the last place Browns, winning 21-2. Ted Williams drives in 7 runs on 3 hits‚ including 2 home runs. Williams scores 4 times and adds a stolen base, his only one of the year (he only had 24 in his 19 year career).

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6 Re: Great Moments
Posted by Ken Revis – 11/02/2011 at 12:07 PM

Re: Post #5 below, we are considering other great pennant races, including the 1964 season, not to mention the recently concluded season where 2 teams collapsed and 2 made incredible comebacks, including the Cardinals.

5 Re: Great Moments
Posted by Dan G. – 10/31/2011 at 11:39 AM

I am glad to see the White Sox get some love from your site, what with the 1967 AL pennant race and I feel they are well-represented in your "Great Moments." I also like that you are highlighting 1951. How about a highlight of the last 12 games of the 1964 NL season, when the Cardinals overtook the Phillies? That would be a great one. Just a friendly suggestion.

I stumbled on to this website by accident and I am stunned by the wealth of info on here. This must have taken years and years to put together. You ought to (insert tongue-in-cheek) put a warning label at the top that this site may become highly addictive!

4 Re: Unforgettable Games
Posted by Ken Revis – 08/05/2011 at 6:45 AM

Sorry, then, I don't know. Perhaps it's a made-up game?

3 Re: Unforgettable Games
Posted by kofax – 08/04/2011 at 2:08 PM

Mahalo, but no, in the movie the sox were down 7-0 and got 8 runs in the 9th…. what game was that? if you know….

aloha

2 Re: Unforgettable Games
Posted by Ken Revis – 08/04/2011 at 1:28 PM

The October 7th, 2004 playoff game above was the game I believe you're referring to.

1 Re: Unforgettable Games
Posted by kofax – 08/03/2011 at 6:07 PM

WHAT GAME IN THE MOVIE FEVER PITCH DID THE RED SOX COME BACK IN THE 9TH INNING TO WIN AGAINST THE YANKS? WAS THAT A REGULAR SEASON GAME? IF SO WHAT WAS THE DATE?

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