1960 World Series Game 7: Pittsburgh Pirates vs. New York Yankees (last 3 innings)
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Channel: jazznik2
Views: 417,845
Rating: 4.7332311 out of 5
Keywords: New York Yankees (Baseball Team), Baseball (Sport), Pittsburgh Pirates (Baseball Team), World Series (Sports League Championship), 1960 World Series (Event), Game Seven
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Length: 75min 43sec (4543 seconds)
Published: Sun Feb 02 2014
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Roughly 10 seconds between pitches. Damn. Let's bring that back.
This includes a centerfield camera view which I think is uncommon for older black and white games
Underrated and overlooked part of this game:
In the top of the 9th inning with 1 out and the Yankees down by 1 and runners on 1st and 3rd (Mickey Mantle on first) Yogi Berra hit a ground ball to first that should’ve been an easy double play to end the game and World Series. The Pirates first baseman stepped on first for the out and Mickey Mantle, knowing the force had been taken away, managed to sneak back to first to allow the tying run to score. It was a masterful base running move that went completely unrecognized due to the events of the bottom of the 9th.