The most memorable moment in baseball history

[NiceDocter]

In no particular order...... Mays catch, Gibsons HR, Ripkens 360 handshakes around the stadium, Gehrigs speech, Ruths called shot ( even if it was a maybe) Jackies first MLB game, Larsens perfecto, Williams last at bat HR, Bobby Thompsons HR, maybe Maz HR also. If you dont count the roids, Big Macs last HR was up there too.

[rats60]

Mazeroski's Game 7 HR 1960 WS
Koufax pitching shutouts in Game 5 & 7 in 1965 WS
Kirk Gibson's HR in game 1 1988 WS
Fisk's HR in game 6 1975 WS
Kirby Puckett's HR in game 6 1991 WS
Don Larson's perfect game 1956 WS
Bill Buckner's error in game 6 1986 WS
Willie Mays catch in 1954 WS
Bobby Thompson's HR in 1951 playoff
Hank Aaron 715
Roger Maris 61

[mrreality68]

There are many but if I had to narrow down the one for me is

The error by Bill Buckner in the ‘86 World Series

[BobbyStrawberry]

Originally Posted by mrreality68

There are many but if I had to narrow down the one for me is

The error by Bill Buckner in the ‘86 World Series

This is the one that came to mind immediately for me.

[Peter_Spaeth]

I disagree on Buckner. It's only in hindsight that it became so momentous. If the Red Sox had won game 7. and they had a 3-0 lead, it would have been a footnote.

[Carter08]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

I disagree on Buckner. It's only in hindsight that it became so momentous. If the Red Sox had won game 7. and they had a 3-0 lead, it would have been a footnote.

I couldn’t disagree with this more having watched it as a young Mets fan but to each his own.

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by Carter08

I couldn’t disagree with this more having watched it as a young Mets fan but to each his own.

No question it was an epic game and comeback, or from the opposite side an epic blown win. But it didn't end anything, the way Mazeroski and Thomson did. I wasn't even thinking about it watching game 7 and I suspect not a lot of other people were either.

[Snapolit1]

Originally Posted by Carter08

I couldn’t disagree with this more having watched it as a young Mets fan but to each his own.

As a Met fan, I unfortunately have to agree with Peter. Had Mets not won the series Buckner's error would be in the same historical dustbin as Endy Chavez's catch in 2006 NLCS Game 7. A great moment but not historically significant at all.