Derek Jeter's flip and Jeremy Giambi's no-slide are surely the most memorable moments of this game. But the game was like 2 hours long, so much other stuff happened. In fact Jason Giambi 's little bro even had a chance to redeem his no-slide and devalue Jeter's flip! Because you see, Jeter’s flip did not end the game. In the bottom of the 9th, the score was still 1-0. There were two outs. Jermaine Dye was on second. And Jeremy Giambi was up to bat. There’s more to this game than one amazing play. So we have to rewind. Written and produced by: Clara Morris Edited by: Brian Torres

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