Just once, I'd like to see...

[Paulwny]

a sox player do this. Just once in my life time.


Thursday, November 1, 2001

Yankees walkoff homers
NEW YORK (AP) -- Postseason walkoff home runs by the New York Yankees (pitchers in parentheses):
Tommy Henrich, 1949 WS vs. Brooklyn, Game 1, 9th inning (Don Newcombe)
Mickey Mantle, 1964 WS vs. St. Louis, Game 3, 9th inning (Barney Schultz)
Chris Chambliss, 1976 ALCS vs. Kansas City, Game 5, 9th inning (Mark Littell)
Jim Leyritz, 1995 ALDS vs. Seattle, Game 2, 15th inning (Tim Belcher)
Bernie Williams, 1996 ALCS vs. Baltimore, Game 1, 11th inning (Randy Myers)
Bernie Williams, 1999 ALCS vs. Boston, Game 1, 10th inning (Rod Beck)
Chad Curtis, 1999 WS vs. Atlanta, Game 3, 10th inning (Mike Remlinger)
Alfonso Soriano, 2001 ALCS vs. Seattle, Game 4, 9th inning (Kazuhiro Sasaki)
Derek Jeter, 2001 WS vs. Arizona, Game 4, 10th inning (Byung-Hyun Kim)

[FarWestChicago]

Hey, there's a ridiculous number of them since '95. That really sucks.

[Soxheads]

One thing though...that means a lot of the games they have been in have been really close.

[Jerry_Manuel]

Bernie Williams, 1996 ALCS vs. Baltimore, Game 1, 11th inning (Randy Myers)
Bernie Williams, 1999 ALCS vs. Boston, Game 1, 10th inning (Rod Beck)

Hey it's 2 ex-cubs.

[Paulwny]

Originally posted by Soxheads
One thing though...that means a lot of the games they have been in have been really close.

Yea, but they still win.