Baseball's Most Memorable Moment: Seventh place

[GiveHyzduashot]

We had 12 votes this past round .. all of these people suddenly coming out of the woodwork, kinda makes me wonder if someone's editing the poll. ;)

Gibson's moment had 4 votes, then Gehrig's, Thomson's, Maris's, and Cal's had two votes apiece.

Voting ends Sunday, January 26. Probably late evening.

Fifteenth place: Satchel Paige becomes the first Negro Leage player inducted into the HOF

Fourteenth place: Blue Jays' Joe Carter ends 1993 World Series with a walk-off homer off Mitch Williams

Thirteenth place: Nolan Ryan pitches his 7th no-hitter at age of 44

Twelfth place: Pete Rose breaks Ty Cobb's career hit record

Eleventh place: Mark McGwire & Sammy Sosa battle to break Maris' single season homerun record

Tenth place: Don Larsen throws a Perfect Game in the 1956 World Series

Ninth place: Jackie Robinson breaks baseball's "color barrier"

Eighth place: Kirk Gibson wins Game 1 of 1988 World Series with a pinch-hit walk-off homer

[awefullspellare]

Gerigh, porque no esta en un partido.

[WestsideHimself]

Without a doubt didnt have to think this one over

"Bobby Thomson hits the "shot heard round the world" in 1951"

[rockin500]

went with Cal Ripken this time. :)

[Rockin Robin]

Bobby Thompson. It was simply one swing of the bat.
(Plus he most likely stole the sign.)




Although I am particularly fond of hearing "The Giants win the penant." But on the other hand, my dad was a big fan of the Brooklyn Dodgers.

[PissedPrincess]

Boot Cal already.:cool:

btw-It wouldn't let me vote Josh.:(

Can you write my vote in?

[GiveHyzduashot]

I went with Maris again.

Jacqui, your vote was added.