I mean. Enough said here.

Just got it a few a weeks ago

Oh man that is sick. WOW.

Yea it’s really hard to find anything w/ Cabreras auto on it. Saw this w/ both and had to get it

really cool that you got that though. Thats a life time keeper there.

Francisco Cabrera!!!

Skip Caray with one of the all time greatest calls here too

I was listening on my earphones because I couldn’t take the network TV call. I wanted to hear Skip.

I miss him and PVW so much. I wish i could hear those 2 call 1 more game

I feel the same!!

Them and Don Sutton together. What a trio that was

I loved the ‘90s Braves team and our local broadcasting guys.

I love seeing some of the videos on here as well, cause the old scorebugs were cool to see too

The Pirates have never been the same.

The last game they have ever played past the NLDS.

BRAVES WIN!!! BRAVES WIN!! BRAVES WIN!!!

What a call by Skip

Dave Justice falling on him and then putting him in a rear naked choke 😂

I dont think Dave knew what to do their in that spot. he's like. What just happened? lol

13 year old me got busted being awake after bedtime cuz I just yelled my fool head off I was so excited 😆

Oh no. Thats the worst too. But its like. You just couldnt help it lol.

I'm not sure if my dad was mad I was up late or proud I was listening to baseball lol

I bet that story was brought up so many times growing up too lol

I often got 'no radio' when going to bed 😂 Then I got a walkman (remember those lmao?) and learned to be quiet 😂

I miss the walkmans. What a treasure those were

Barry Bonds got chumped! That's why he did the roids, marginal without!

Love how he gave AVS the middle finger, and it ended up costing him later on.

It's unanimous. God love you, Francisco.

And it changed 2 franchises in different directions too

That has to be the most heartbreaking loss in mlb history

Top 5 for sure. I'd go with Yankees over D-Backs in 2001 as my number 1.

That’s up there, although the Yankees were going for a 4-peat at that point. The Pirates had just lost consecutive NLCS series and this was the 2nd game 7 they blew. They have never recovered from this game

Thats a good point too. I feel like the Yankee dynasty died that night in Arizona

It’s not even close.

A guy that never played more than 70 games in a season too

Something I don’t recall and perhaps I could search it using AI but maybe you know the answer. Was Deion Sanders available to pinch hit instead of Francisco?

He had already been used

I wasn't even 10 when this happened and the rewatch gives me goosebumps.

I was only 4. i dont even remember the day unfortunately

A guy who could barely hit knocked in a guy who could barely run - miracle of miracles.

And if only Bonds had listened to AVS's advice. they would have played extras

Always wondered if today’s replay system would uphold the call…

The backstory to this play when Andy Van Slyke talks about Bobds flipping him off when he told him to move over and in. Amazing what could have been if Bonds listened.

I think the one KC gm that wud B comparable 2 this (at least, for me) wud B the AL WC gm from 14 (KC vs Oakland) when Salvy Perez hit the liner down the lft field line past a diving J. Donaldson 2 score C. Colon & the Royals win it 9-8 & advanced to the ALDS to play the Angels.

Probably an honorable mention

Yup!

💯👊

I mean, its a foregone conclusion that he would be up there

Greatest thing I’ve ever seen live…

Go Braves! 🪓🪓🪓

The day the slowest man in MLB outran Barry Bonds' arm.

Exactly!!!

Theres no other answer lol

Regarding this game, the looks on both Van Slyke & Bonds at the end, are still priceless to this day, Lol and apparently, from what I was told several years ago on Facebook that Bonds was gone, regardless of who won this ballgame. He was gone, even if the Pirates had won.

Pirates were cheap then, and still today

Skip was a good call but Sean McDonough on tv called this the best imo

I wish we could have seen a replay of that call from a couple of different angles in slow motion

Baseball highlight of my life.

A great call by Skip too

SI's "1993 Sports Almanac and Record Book" calls his hit, "...the cruelest hit in baseball history." Atlanta Journal's Furman Bisher called Cabrera a "hired assasin". Lol. I was there. It was glorious.

and it changed the trajectory of the 2 franchises.

Sid “The Fish” Bream. Legend.

he was running in slow motion it seemed like lol

They play cost me my engagement, a broke ceiling fan, and busted waterbed. Enough said. Go Braves !!!

Moments like this are impossible with instant replay.

He was out.

He's clearly safe.

Clearly out

@ATLChamps9521 hop in your time machine and go fix it then... oh wait 😂

@ATLChamps9521 Correct. Trying to go back and have McSherry visit a Cardiologist so Marsh doesn’t have the chance to blow it.