Best MLB moments on NBC!! (Kirk Gibson World Series HR, Buckner misses ball, Jeffrey Meier game)

The National Broadcasting Company now in its sixth decades of bringing you baseball's memories. Ball's Milestone. Ball's Magical Moment. B.C. Sports proudly presents the Major League Baseball Game of the Week. Robinson has not had the ball out of the infield. Ground on the short foul out ground on the third straight away for him in the outfield. And there's a drive to right center. For Boda. The game is tied. Runs well both of making another sensational catch for the Mets. Frank Robinson the old veteran going to appeal a third at Robinson left too quickly. But Frank Robinson here's a grab. Look at that. Beautiful catch by Ron Swaboda. And now the Mets are going to pull the appeal play a third. The call is safe. In June of 1970. He walked eight in that game hit a batter. And still pitched a no hit no run game. There's a long drive. That one is going way up. It is. Off the roof. That hit the transformer up there. A tremendous smash. Only eight players have hit the ball over the roof here in Detroit. And Jackson nearly did it then out of the ballpark. He's done it more than 13 times Kurt. Norm Cash has done it the most four times. Mantle has done it three Williams has done it. But that one was really a smash more toward right center field. Longest ball ever to be hit out in that area was estimated at five hundred sixty feet by Norm Cash. What a smash. Aaron in his earlier days used to hit more to right right center than the left. Balls are deep deep. It is gone. Home run possible. But a clip. In a year has been so improbable. The possible has happened. The two six sacks Duncan Madlock Guerrero Landro and Marshall and Tom Needham fewer picking up the pitching bird. And that's driven a deep right as you all have been Scully. We'll see a Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles. Is that second base with two out three and two to Mookie Wilson up along first behind the bag will be the outfield back. You're going to get the looping single to try and keep that hitter out of scoring position. So they're deep in center and left at the double or triple left center field. They're still roaring as Matthew steps in and lines one to left for a baby was produced by Ken Edmondson directed by Bucky Guts. Mike Weissman is the executive producer of NBC Sports coordinating producer of baseball. Harry Coyle won one pitch pretty much a first ball hitter the first strike he sees he will be hacking first at bat of the night for him. I've never had that offer when you were active your managers weren't that desperate I'm saying when I was active. Oh man. Sends out a spells good night against his old teammates sitting on a three oh pitch. His last time up he stranded to the Yankees have left 10 men on base including the bases loaded in the seventh and two runners in both the fifth and the sixth in right field to Roscoe going back to the track to the wall. Happens here. He contends that a fan reaches up and touches it. But Richie Garcia says no. It's a home run. Davey Johnson out to argue as Jeter comes across to tie the game. Well in postseason you have an umpire down each line and he was there and Garcia was right there. The pitcher Benitez comes all the way out from the mound to argue. But I don't know how he can tell from the mound. I don't either. And I'll tell you one thing that's great hustle great hustle by Richie Garcia right. The contention by Tarasco is that the ball is descending and the fan touches it. He's right. Absolutely. That ball was not in the seats. It's OK to catch it if it's over the wall but if it's in the playing field then it's not a lot. You're not allowed to touch it and you can see that ball is touched right there. Nice catch by the kid. But you see right away to Roscoe is pointing. I had the ball. I thought he was camped under it. See he's not a lot right there like he's going to catch it. And the kid nice man he didn't even catch it. Oh he didn't catch it. It's brought it in. You're right Joe. I mean look at this. He just reaches out. I mean he is at least he's way up a foot onto the field. Oh he's way out and he makes the catch. Oh wow. The way to Roscoe was playing the ball I'm not 100 percent sure he would have caught it it might have hit off the top of the wall before he caught it. But there's no way it was going out either. He was going to catch it or it was going to hit the top of the fence for an extra base hit. It was not going to be a home run.