If you had a time machine.......

[dclarkraiders]

.......and could go back in time to attend one baseball game, which game would you choose?

There are so many to pick from but I would have to choose October 4, 1955; game 7 of the 1955 World Series to watch the Brooklyn Dodgers finally win a Championship. I wasn't born until 7 years later but I would love to have seen that game in person.

I would have to get there on October 1st to allow a few days to locate/contact my father(god rest his soul) and get tickets so that we could both attend the game.

Duane Clark

[Cardboard Junkie]

The "called shot" game, or maybe Larsens perfect WS game, or maybe Cobb in his prime......tuff call! oh yeah! "The Catch" would be good too!

[39special]

Any one of Koufax's no-hitters.

[RTK]

Ruth's called shot game. Imagine seeing the Cubs in a World Series game and Babe Ruth. Day baseball to boot.

[GHCHambone]

I would like to go see a minor league game in the very very early days of baseball. Just to see what it was like.

[DHogan]

For me it would be, any game where Ty Cobb played in.

[I Only Smoke 4 the Cards]

I would want to Cobb stand in against the Big Train.

[yanksfan09]

I'd like to see Tigers vs. Yankees at old Yankee Stadium. Cobb vs. Ruth like 1920/21 time.

It would also have been cool to watch Ruth pitch to Cobb or watch Walter Johnson vs. Ruth and Yankees....

[Vintagevault13]

Going a little more modern:

1. April 8 1974 - Aaron hits # 715
2. 1977 World Series - Reggie hits 3 homers vs. Dodgers


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[attellfan4life]

I would go back to the 1919 World Series and sit with my great uncle Abe Attell.

[HOF Yankees]

any game in 1961 where Maris and Mantle were chasing Ruth's Home Run Record

[MyGuyTy]

Definitely an early 20's Yankees vs. Tigers game.....Babe vs. Cobb!

Or as somebody else mentioned, attending a 1919 WS game

[John V]

Game 7, 1960 WS

[AgonyandIvy]

The October 8, 1908 replay (playoff) game between the Giants and Cubs at the Polo Grounds.

[bnorth]

April 29th 1986 to see Roger Clemens 20 strike out game in person. I was 17 at the time and it was a year or 2 before I got into watching baseball.

The other would be Aug, 8 1999 to see Wade Boggs get his 3000th hit in person. This would be #1 for me except I made the 2000 mile trip to attend Wade Boggs day in Tampa to celebrate the occasion.

[jb67]

April 15, 1947 when Jackie Robinson played his first game with the Dodgers. It would have been interesting to be seated near home plate to hear what he had to deal with when batting as far as all the comments etc...