Most Bizarre Moment in Sox-Yankees History

[UNHWildCats]

As argued by Red and Denton (http://www.survivinggrady.com/2008/04/red-sox-throwdown-most-bizarre-moment.html)

Pedro vs Zimmer 2003 ALCS

or

Rice vs Yankee Fans 1986

[AZGrizFan]

To me there's no doubt: Pedro taking down the old man. Dude should have been CRUCIFIED for that. xeyebrowx xeyebrowx xeyebrowx

[UNHWildCats]

To me there's no doubt: Pedro taking down the old man. Dude should have been CRUCIFIED for that. xeyebrowx xeyebrowx xeyebrowx
he was defending himself..... What would u do if a 500lb loon came charging at you?

[mvemjsunpx]

To me there's no doubt: Pedro taking down the old man. Dude should have been CRUCIFIED for that. xeyebrowx xeyebrowx xeyebrowx


It was really more the old man trying to take down Pedro & failing miserably.

[Cleets]

The Red Sox winning 4 in a row... after being down 3 -0 (2004)

xnodx

AMAZING !!!!!

[TheValleyRaider]

The Red Sox winning 4 in a row... after being down 3 -0 (2004)

Given everything involved (the situation, the history) that was just plain bizarre in any history xrotatehx :( xreadx

[Cobblestone]

I voted for "other". I don't recall the exact year but I was at the game when Billy Martin yanked Reggie Jackson off the field in the middle of the inning because he thought Jackson dogged it on a fly ball. When Reggie got to the dugout the two had to be seperated by the Yankees on the bench.

Funny thing was I was sitting behind the Red Sox dugout so I had a perfect view of all this. The people behind the Yankess dugout saw our reaction and had no idea what was going on. Needless to say that today with jumbotrons and cell phones that wouldn't be an issue.

[andy7171]

To me there's no doubt: Pedro taking down the old man. Dude should have been CRUCIFIED for that. xeyebrowx xeyebrowx xeyebrowx

He didn't really take him down, more like he Ole'ed him.

[UNHWildCats]

I voted for "other". I don't recall the exact year but I was at the game when Billy Martin yanked Reggie Jackson off the field in the middle of the inning because he thought Jackson dogged it on a fly ball. When Reggie got to the dugout the two had to be seperated by the Yankees on the bench.

Funny thing was I was sitting behind the Red Sox dugout so I had a perfect view of all this. The people behind the Yankess dugout saw our reaction and had no idea what was going on. Needless to say that today with jumbotrons and cell phones that wouldn't be an issue.
the Summer of Sam 1977. That scene was nicely recreated for the ESPN miniseries The Bronx Is Burning.

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Bucky Dent hitting a HR into the screen...