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Related: About this forumFirst World Series I recall watching or listening to all 7 Games.
Cards versus Tigers-1968.
It was a great one.
Even if I was a Cardinals fan.
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First World Series I recall watching or listening to all 7 Games. (Original Post)
kairos12
Nov 2022
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zipplewrath
(16,692 posts)1. Same for me
'Xcept I was a tigers fan. I remember bringing a portable radio into church to listen to one of the games with a hidden earphone (my hair was long enough). Go Mickey Lolich!
rsdsharp
(10,115 posts)2. Well, you still had '67 (and '64) to fall back on.
In 1968, Bob Gibson was pitching for the defending World Champions, and eventual pennant winners. His ERA was 1.12, his WHIP was 0.853,and his record was 22-9. All of which begs the question, how did he manage to lose ANY, let alone 9.
gibraltar72
(7,629 posts)3. Me too but I was Tigers all the way.
I actually got paid to watch it.
John1956PA
(3,368 posts)4. I remember Ed Sullivan, on his show, lauding Mickey Lolich.
I think Mickey was in the audience and took a bow.