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If you had to pick ONE forever lasting memory in pro-sports, what would it be? Myself personally will never forgot the 1988 World Series as a kid and seeing Kirk Gibson on one leg, come off the bench to pinch hit and slam a walkoff homer to propel the Dodgers to a win. Be nice to hear everyone else's favorite moment.
MJ's "final" shot in Utah. Or MJ's shot against the Cavs.
John Elway "Helicopter" in Super Bowl 32
As a Twins fan, the '91 World Series - particularly games 6 and 7 - were awesome. Puckett robs an extra base hit then smacks an extra innings homer ("we'll see you tomorrow night!") to send it to game 7. Game 7 Jack Morris picthes 10 innings of shutout ball to win it.
As for something I saw in person, I went to game 5 of the NBA Eastern Conference finals, Sixers vs. Bucks. Sixers win, crowd is chanting "Beat LA" the whole 4th quarter, I'm getting goose bumps as I type this. (helps they finished the job with a sweep in the finals).
not pro, but seneca's run. amazing
Tiger Woods, winning his 19th major.
Cal Ripken's game where he broke the Iron Horse's record.
When Fonzie was water skiing and jumped over that shark....
Kirby Puckett Game 6 HR in the 1991 WS. Twins are down in the Series 3-2 and Kirby gets us to Game 7 and the Greatest WS game of all time.
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Originally Posted by dosry5
I'm a Twins fan but I don't know about that.Quote:
Originally Posted by mplscyclone
1. 1986 World Series - the Mookie Wilson grounder that went between Buckner's legs (when the Sox were about ready to pop the champagne bottles) followed by the next evening the Mets closer (I think it was Jesse Orosco) getting the K and whipping his glove 3 miles into the air before getting gang-tackled by his teammates.
2. The field goal the Falcons kicked to swipe the game (and the NFC title) at the Metrodome back in 1999.
3. Randy Johnson's perfect game against the Braves.
The '01 world series was by far the greatest WS of all time. D-backs over Yankees, every game was a classic.
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Originally Posted by LeBron
Tommy Kramer to Ahmad Rashad in the heavy snow.