An incredible web site called radiotapes.com shares great moments in Minnesota history, including Herb Carneal's call of Gene Larkin's winning hit in Game 7 of the 1991 World Series.
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Game 7 of the 1991 World Series between the Twins and Braves grabbed the attention of more than 50-million people across the country. That's more than double of Game 7 of the last month's World Series between the Cardinals and Rangers.
The late Herb Carneal, the all-time voice of the Twins, calls 7th-inning action during the 1965 All-Star Game at Met Stadium. Classic, and missed.
Here's a look back at the greatest half-inning in Twins history. We were fishing for clips for our daily "Sports MN Video Vault" feature and found this re-mix from the 1991 Game 7 broadcast. A classic. Oh, by the way, thanks again for coming through in the clutch Mr. Larkin.
Yep, it's grainy as all heck -- but this clip shows the 1991 Twins arriving home as A.L. West champs about a month before they would win their second world title. Grainy, yes -- but the thrill of victory is crystal clear.
If the Lynx beat Atlanta tonight for the WNBA title, it'll be the first pro sports title in Minnesota since 1991. Twenty years ago, the Twins broke hearts in Atlanta. Here's a rare peek at the very somber local TV coverage after the Twins' Game 7 win.
For Minnesota fans "We'll see you tomorrow night!" will be forever associated with two greats from the past: broadcaster Jack Buck calling Kirby Puckett's winning home run in Game 6 of the 1991 World Series. Now another city and another Buck have laid claim to it, as well.
Positive. We're trying to stay positive. With that being our mantra, how many games did the Twins win in their World Series championship year of 1987? For the answer, click on the headline above.
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