Sports Memories That You'll Never Forget

Ilikethepixies 5 years 4 months ago Posts: 6779 Banned	I'll never forget Cal Ripken Jr. breaking the most-consecutive games played record. I still remember sitting there watching it on HTS. Those were the good old days. I was also in attendance the night that Cal came out of the lineup for the first time. People were flippin' out.

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kingborg
5 years 4 months ago
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wow you made a post worth reading!
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Ilikethepixies
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thanks.
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Captain Howdy
5 years 4 months ago
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This guy.
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Deleted 5 years 3 months ago Posts: 54340	Captain_Howdy wrote: This guy. Oh hey, I just got a text message. "My physical address is censored for privacy. Dogs are in the pool area. Back doors are open." The hell? Is this an invite for the buttsex?

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pearljamownzyou 5 years 3 months ago Posts: 444 Banned	Reggie Miller scoring 8 points about 9 seconds in the 1995 Eastern Conference Semis to help the Pacers beat the Knicks in Game 1.

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Ilikethepixies
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That was nuts. I can't imagine being that "in the zone".
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Protegejoe296 5 years 3 months ago Posts: 1143	My favorite sports memory was sitting on the first base line during game 6 of the '86 World Series, when Mookie Wilson dribbled a grounder past Buckner to win it for the Mets. That one game solidified my Mets' fanhood for life.
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regular_joe 5 years 3 months ago Posts: 1762	Detroit Red Wings, Colorado Avalanche fueds of the late 90s early 00s. Particularly the game where both goalies got in to fights. 89 World Series Cecil Feilder homering off the roof of the old Tiger Stadium. Shaq busting basketball hoops when he first came into the leauge
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Ilikethepixies 5 years 3 months ago Posts: 6779 Banned	Protegejoe296 wrote: My favorite sports memory was sitting on the first base line during game 6 of the '86 World Series, when Mookie Wilson dribbled a grounder past Buckner to win it for the Mets. That one game solidified my Mets' fanhood for life. That's one of the biggest all-time sports moments. That's what made me hate the Mets.

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Ilikethepixies 5 years 3 months ago Posts: 6779 Banned	regular_joe wrote: Cecil Feilder homering off the roof of the old Tiger Stadium. How fucking awesome was that? He was the man.

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Number 6 5 years 3 months ago Posts: 169	Dublin V Cork in the 1987 National League Quarter final. Teams are even after 70 minutes. Extra time is to be played, Dublin come out to the pitch, Cork don't.... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C0i2uqHv70M D.J. Carey's point, versus Clare, All-Ireland Hurling Final, Croke Park, 2002 Here D.J. Carey lifts the sliothar on to his hurley, balances it, flicks it up and scores a point with ease. The point contributes to Kilkenny's second All-Ireland in three years. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LH7qqwZlJn4
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nippy
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kingborg wrote:
wow you made a post worth reading!

wow you didn't!
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NoCode0680 5 years 2 months ago Posts: 1454	I will never forget being 10 years old in the bleachers of old Rangers Stadium, watching Nolan Ryan pitch his 7th and final career No-Hitter against the Toronto Blue Jays, and he ended the game on a strike out. The guy was like 45 years old!
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Chevy_man_24 5 years 3 days ago Posts: 260	Dale Earnhardt Sr winning the Daytona 500 back in 1998
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Oldschoolgamer83
4 years 11 months ago
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I'm a big Yankees fan, so I'll never forget that run from '96-'00.
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WhiteRangerRuss91 4 years 10 months ago Posts: 221	the Seahawks beating the Steelers in superbowl 40 AND Tommy ( aka white ranger) and Kimberly ( pink ranger) beating Bulk and skull in volley ball gotta love it
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metallus 4 years 10 months ago Posts: 744	Oldschoolgamer83 wrote: I'm a big Yankees fan, so I'll never forget that run from '96-'00. im a big sox fan so ill always remember in '04 when you beat your asses from 3-0 to win the pennant and eventually the world series
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ricolatino21
4 years 10 months ago
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I'm not a Mets fan but the first game after 9/11 was memorable.
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