Yankee Stadium Goes Wild
The Blue Jays' Snow Opener
The Blue Jays' Snow Opener
In October 1976, Chris Chambliss hit a walk-off home run to win the AL pennant for the Yankees — then had to fight his way through a storm of fans who flooded the field before he could even touch home plate.
The Blue Jays' Snow Opener
The Blue Jays' Snow Opener
The Blue Jays' Snow Opener
On April 7, 1977, the Toronto Blue Jays debuted in a snowstorm at Exhibition Stadium, turning a frozen, chaotic Opening Day into a moment of national pride as 45,000 bundled fans watched Doug Ault hit two home runs and baseball finally come to Canada’s biggest city.
The Navin Field Rumble
The Prelude to the Merkle Boner
The Prelude to the Merkle Boner
When Babe Ruth tried to steal second to save the 1926 World Series, the result wasn’t glory—it was the most head-scratching ending in baseball history.
The Prelude to the Merkle Boner
The Prelude to the Merkle Boner
The Prelude to the Merkle Boner
Three weeks before Fred Merkle’s infamous 1908 “boner,” the Cubs had already lost a game on the same base-running mistake in Pittsburgh — meaning Merkle’s blunder was less a lone lapse than the sequel to baseball’s forgotten first act.
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