Aaron Boone was also on the losing end of the famous Joe Crede walk off home run in extras, as a member of the Cleveland Indians.

https://www.espn.com/mlb/recap/_/gameId/250920104

Have to agree with having a poll of regular season home runs. Crede would be the top option for me, having been there in person and landing a few rows away.

Roof shots at Comiskey Park were special, but home runs into the Center Field Bleachers were harder / more rare.

The following sluggers have each hit a home run into the centerfield bleachers at Comiskey Park: 

White Sox

• Dick Allen on August 23, 1972
• Richie Zisk on May 22, 1977

Opponents

• Jimmie Foxx on May 18, 1934
• Hank Greenberg on May 27, 1938
• Alex Johnson on September 9, 1970
• Tony Armas on April 28, 1984
• George Bell on August 23, 1985

1 hour ago, southsider2k5 said:

 

People sitting back and waiting for baseball to properly showcase their stars will be waiting until they die for that to happen. 

As a Joe guy, Joe had so many moments its really tough to pick one. And the Cleveland one was great, but I honestly expected that from Joe so the surprise was never there for me. The guy was just pure nails.

Edit: fathom made me think tim wasn't clutch with the risp stats so the shock was amazingly awesome when he clutch cities it

Edited August 13, 20214 yr by Look at Ray Ray Run

Scotty Pods no doubt about it

1 hour ago, Look at Ray Ray Run said:

As a Joe guy, Joe had so many moments its really tough to pick one. And the Cleveland one was great, but I honestly expected that from Joe so the surprise was never there for me. The guy was just pure nails.

Edit: fathom made me think tim wasn't clutch with the risp stats so the shock was amazingly awesome when he clutch cities it

Of course he homered, there was no one in scoring position