Most historic game you saw in person

[Section103]

Several "notable" games but nothing historic.

2005 WS Game 1 - White Sox vs Astros (Clemens gets lit up)
2006 WS Game 1 & 2 - Tigers vs Cards (Kenny Rogers "Pine Tar Game")
2007 WS Game 3 - Red Sox vs Rockies (absolutely nothing of note)

2007 All Star Game - San Francisco
2009 All Star Game - St Louis

I have been to (almost literally) a thousand different games in my lifetime. I have yet to attend a game featuring a no-hitter -or- even catch a foul ball. The last one bugs me to no end.

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by Section103

Several "notable" games but nothing historic.

2005 WS Game 1 - White Sox vs Astros (Clemens gets lit up)
2006 WS Game 1 & 2 - Tigers vs Cards (Kenny Rogers "Pine Tar Game")
2007 WS Game 3 - Red Sox vs Rockies (absolutely nothing of note)

2007 All Star Game - San Francisco
2009 All Star Game - St Louis

I have been to (almost literally) a thousand different games in my lifetime. I have yet to attend a game featuring a no-hitter -or- even catch a foul ball. The last one bugs me to no end.

Rich I totally understand the not catching a foul ball. I have been to around 4-500 games and have never got one. I went to every game Wade Boggs played against the Twins his last 10 years and sat in the area he sprayed fouls.

[Fred]

Rich,

Have you ever been to batting practice? Surely, you should have had a few opportunities given the number of games you've been to...

[byrone]

Jose Canseco's pitching performance at Fenway Park against the Red Sox.

Jose blew out his arm that game, and the rest is history

[Section103]

Originally Posted by Fred

Rich,

Have you ever been to batting practice? Surely, you should have had a few opportunities given the number of games you've been to...

I haven't been to as many BPs as I should. They are a good chance for home run balls. Foul balls are a little tougher because of the cages used around home plate. Ive had several very close calls, but not one that Ive had my hands on.

Game 7 of the 2004 NLCS....first time the Cardinals go back to the World Series since 1987. Edmonds unbelievable diving catch in CF and then Scott Rolen taking the Rocket deep to give the Cards the late lead. Spent the last 2 innings in the concourse too nervous to watch it live!

Tied would be the last game of the 1998 season, Cardinals-Expos, a certain roided-up first basemen goes deep twice to get to 70. It's all tainted now but man that place went bonkers!

[WillBBC]

Jim Abbott's no-hitter. I hope I see another one live at some point.

Strasburg's debut (I know it's not really historic at this point) was an incredible night. Nationals Park had a pulse for the first time in its life.

[Seiklis]

1997 NBA All-star game halftime presentation of the 50 greatest NBA players of all time

Having 49/50 greatest ever is hard to beat

Edit 47/50 guess the logo and Shaq didn't actually make it out