Kirk Gibson with a swollen knee, and a bad hamstring Gibson fell behind Dennis Eckersley 0-2 with a couple of painful looking swings. He was able to comeback working the count full. He then blasted a two-run homer that will be a World Series classic.
Thursday, April 28, 2016
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