The "Best Damn Sports Show" showed the 50 most memorable plays in US sports history.

It was cool that I not only remembered more than 85% of them, but seen about 60% of the plays live. However, I have one major complaint. How could game 6 be number 2? I simply say the term "game 6" and everyone knows what game I am talking about. It was game 6 of the Mets and Redsox back in 86 where Bill Bukner became my hero by giving the game to the Mets. (Thanks Bill). How the fuck is that number 2? Seriously? A Sienfeld episode was based on game 6? Even a recent movie is based on that day? That should have been #1.

Anyways, not sure if anyone saw the show, but if you did, what do you think? What was the most memorable for you? (As for the foriegners, it was only on US sports histrory)

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because the red sox are popular, but they still suck.

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[quote=thesightless]because the red sox are popular, but they still suck.[/quote]

fuck the red sox and the yankees. they both suck. :shock:

game 6 only refers to one game and that was when the Mets played in 86

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"the band is on the field".... that cal vs. stanford play deserves to be number 1.

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bo jackson giving up a home run off his noggin.

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[quote=geoffgulley]"the band is on the field".... that cal vs. stanford play deserves to be number 1.[/quote]

lol - it was the # 1 play. what ruined it was the announcer. but the knocking over of the last band member made it worth it :lol:

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[quote=speciale]lol - it was the # 1 play. what ruined it was the announcer. but the knocking over of the last band member made it worth it :lol:[/quote]

lol... that's what you get for playing tuba ;).