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October 22, 1975. World Series, Game 6. Boston Red Sox trail Cincinnati Reds three games to two. Game tied 6-6 in the bottom of the 12th inning. Pat Darcy delivers, Carlton Fisk swings. Deep drive down the left field line - will it stay fair? Fisk uses all the body english he can muster, and seemingly wills the ball to stay right. Miraculously, the ball hits the foul pole, giving Fisk a game winning homer - Red Sox win! Red Sox win! Game 7 tomorrow! The dream stays alive! It was, quite possibly, the greatest World Series game of all-time, and the image of Fisk pushing the ball fair, then leaping in celebration, is one of the most endearing moments in sports history. For Red Sox fans, it is a rare moment of absolute, unbridled joy, when a hometown hero came through big-time when it counted, and made all of New England believe (for 24 hours, anyway), that the curse had been lifted from the franchise. Available exclusively in poster size from SportsPosterWarehouse.com , this is an absolute must for the wall of any Red Sox fan, and a brilliant addition to anyone's sport wall-of-fame. The quad-exposure action, the Fenway faithful going crazy in the stands, Cincinatti's Darcy fading into thin air, and the simple title "October 22, 1975", make this the definitive collector's item of that great moment in baseball. Certain to bring back a flood of memories with every glance, and certain to be a conversation starter with anyone who sees it on your wall, this is the perfect poster for home or office!
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Item Number: PF-L059
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Carlton Fisk "10-22-75" - Photofile 2003
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