Greatest AT-BAT in World Series History! LETS GO METS!!!

RIP Bill Buckner. God bless your soul.

There will never be another Mets team like the '86 team. They were once in a lifetime.

I'm 56 years old and this is the greatest sports moment of my life. I'll never forget I was watching the game with 10 other people. Me & one other Mets fan, 9 Red Sox fans. And oh were they ever giving us crap. Knight was down to 2 strikes. Mookie was down to 2 strikes. And then suddenly...METS WIN! Absolutely amazin'!!

I timed by stop watch (multi runs) Mookies run to first. it was 3.8 seconds. From the position of Buckner: Buckner probably did not have enough time to get to first for the out as he had (1) bad and (2) slow legs as well as some of his momentum (3) was not forward. However I must note that the 3.8 second count for Mookie is misleading since Mookie slows a bit ( to make a turn to second ) before coming to bag as he sees Buckner missing the ground ball. In other words if Buckner makes the play then Mookie would have been ( via a linear / straight run) at first base probably around the 3.4 to 3.6 second mark instead of the 3.8 sec. mark. . Buckner would be out of the play by then. Some experts say Mookie had a 90 % chance in beating out the play. This is a conservative estimate. In any event the game would still be tied with Knight ( the potential winning run ) at 3rd base and H. johnson coming to bat. All in all a very great at Bat by Mookie who fouled off 6 pitches and hung in there for a game tying wild pitch giving him a chance to hit that game winning ground ball.!!

Bob Murphy had the better call

Never watched baseball again after 86. It would never be this good again.

This never gets old - love it! I just met Mookie Wilson at the Syracuse Mets opening day game yesterday. I'm an Army public affairs officer and our color guard represented the Army's 10th Mountain Division during the national anthem. It was awesome to see him, shake his hand, talk to him, and of course get a photo of the two of us together. He was really nice, and poised. He threw the ceremonial opening day pitch.

Buckner’s error was not what finished the Sox. The wild pitch tied the game, without it, Ray Knight would have not scored on the error. And they still lost the next game as well.

Greatest at-bat and moment in Mets history!

I remember watching this game, not caring as I never did if the Dodgers werent in there. Didn’t know that Boston had not won since 1918, and when I was watching, I was happy to have tuned in to see a historic moment, Boston winning in over 70 years. I recall thinking the game was surely over and in fact I recall Scully announcing the end of game credits as they all do when the games going to end soon and in fact I recall they showed a message in the jumbo-trim thanking the Mets fans for their support that year. I was watching and thinking holy crap, this kind of collapse doesn’t happen…ever! When the ball passed Mookies legs and the tie run scored, I was enthralled. How could this be happening. THEN the incredible ball going in between Buckners legs! Holy! That was incredible. I was shocked and thrilled at the same time and I loved it all! It was up to that moment in my life the most exciting game I’d seen in baseball! Great call Scully!

Greatest Game ever!

I was 9 years old living in the suburbs of Houston in 86 and the Astros were my life.

Sometimes a Single play defines a player’s career no matter how great that player’s career was.

I loved this team!

Mookie Wilson, later on, played awesome to help the Blue Jay's in the playoffs.

Simply "Amazin"!

They go on and on about Buckner but never mention Stanley's ridiculously wild pitch.

Game 6, 1986 NY Mets and Game 6, 1994 NY Rangers. 2 games that will forever live in infamy.

I saw that happen. It still hurts.