Mine would be when Fisk tag out two Yankees runners out at home plate on the same play

Carlos Lee in the 12th inning hitting a grand slam to beat the Cubs.

I was there, it was crazy

Edited June 23, 200520 yr by wilmot825

Paul Konerko homers to tie the game

Frank Thomas homers to win the game

 

Agaist the twins.

The Carlos Lee slam. That's just about all that 2001 was good for.

triple play last year

Dick Allen hitting the old Comiskey scoreboard.

Paul Konerko homers to tie the game

Frank Thomas homers to win the game

 

Agaist the twins.

 

That and the 8-0 comeback againts the cubs capped by Konerko's 2nd HR.

The 8-0 comeback against the Cubs, and the Two homers against the twins. I was there and it was loud. I thought thyed lose when PK came up like he'd pop out but he homered and Thomas homered.

That and the 8-0 comeback againts the cubs capped by Konerko's 2nd HR.

No that was Konerko's HR to tie the game in the 10th and Frank's HR to win the game in the 12th against the Twins in 2003. Carl Everett and Robbie Alomar's first games.

That and the 8-0 comeback againts the cubs capped by Konerko's 2nd HR.

That was mine. I was going crazy and I called Pauly's second home run to the exact pitch. It was nuts.

No that was Konerko's HR to tie the game in the 10th and Frank's HR to win the game in the 12th against the Twins in 2003. Carl Everett and Robbie Alomar's first games.

Off Everyday Eddie right by the left field foul pole... I went wild when that happened.

The game last Saturday was simply amazing too.

Off Everyday Eddie right by the left field foul pole... I went wild when that happened.

I was at that game. My throat was soar for a week after screaming during that game.

 

I have both the walk-off by Frank against Gaurdado and the 8-0 comback against the Cubs on tape. I watch them atleast twice a month.

 

If you watch the Sox opening montage before the game at the Cell when they're showing highlights from the past. The very last shot they show is one of Konerko flipping his bat in the air and trotting towards first, that is his 2nd HR against the Cubs in the comeback game.

Paul Konerko homers to tie the game

Frank Thomas homers to win the game

 

Agaist the twins.

 

i was there the palce went nuts...great game koch blew it maggs grounded into a Dp with bases loaded but we still won.

 

i was also at the sox 8-0 comeback it was great and there was a huge fight right by me

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The very last shot they show is one of Konerko flipping his bat in the air and trotting towards first, that is his 2nd HR against the Cubs in the comeback game.

I luvvvvv that bat flip!!

I luvvvvv that bat flip!!

I get goosebumps every time I see it.

Robin's Grand Slam in the bottom of the ninth to win it off of Goose Gossage. After he scored, Frank picked him up with arm. It was awesome!

Robin's Grand Slam in the bottom of the ninth to win it off of Goose Gossage.  After he scored,  Frank picked him up with arm.  It was awesome!

Once again, this is a part of the opening montage for the Sox at the Cell.

Once again, this is a part of the opening montage for the Sox at the Cell.

 

 

That's nice. But it's still my favorite play or homerun.

Dick Allen hitting the old Comiskey scoreboard.

 

Why do I not remember this? I saw Allen hit the back wall of the CF bullpen on a line, but I don't ever recall anybody hitting the scoreboard.

Kittle hit a roofshot when I was there.

So did Luzinski.

It's awesome to see the height of a roofshot and no more ball.

Most annoying plays: I saw Amos Otis hit a home run into that deep rcf nook of old Comiskey. It's quite a shot.

And I saw George Brett hit a cannon off the upper deck facade in rf.

Kittle hit a roofshot when I was there.

So did Luzinski.

It's awesome to see the height of a roofshot and no more ball.

 

I was there for a Luzinski rooftop shot. Oil Can Boyd was his victim.

The one where Frank hits a walk-off HR to win the World Series. A guy can dream, can't he?

Why do I not remember this?  I saw Allen hit the back wall of the CF bullpen on a line, but I don't ever recall anybody hitting the scoreboard.

Since it was more than thirty years ago, the memory doesn't have a lot of context. It was on a Wednesday afternoon. Harry was doing his broadcast from the CF bleachers, and we were out there. I remember the ball smacking the scoreboard hard. That, and the sound it made are clear as if it happened yesterday. But now that I think about it, it was probably during BP.