25 years ago, Mookie Wilson hit a ground ball during Game 6 of the 1986 World Series against the Red Sox. The ball went through Billy Buckner’s legs, and the Mets ended up winning that game and the entire World Series.
If you have ONE MILLION DOLLARS, which is the starting bid, sitting around, you can bid on the ball that went through Buckner’s legs here.
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By the way, this signed photo hangs in my room:
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