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The Pohlads did a good job of running the team from 1984 to 1992. Starting in 1993, the team took a very different turn. Eventually, Pohlad tried to contract the team out of MLB even though it had great fan support. Since the mid-2000s, the Twins have become the defining organization for 'making the playoffs' as the measuring stick for success. The Pohlads have NO interest in fielding a team that can advance to a World Series.

The way Glavine bounced back from that first inning was impressive and spoke a lot about his mental makeup. I watched this series as a 12 year old and was so excited when the Twins won. I only wish Minnesota sports fans had something to celebrate more recently than 33 years ago.

I was at this game in the right field bleachers, but remember vividly left field getting pelted with food and Tom Kelly coming onto the PA. I think it was cheap admission night for college students or something. I was all over Paul O Neill for the first half of this game as I was sitting atop the right field bleachers in the first row. He proceeded to go 2-4 and recorded his 2000th hit, and at one point looked up at us in the stands with the look of someone who may go postal on you. By the end of the game all I could do was cheer him on as he proved me wrong. Twins still won though I believe.

Still hate him for what he did to Ron Gant in the World Series

I remember watching this live on T.V. and was blown away by how loud the crowd was for each strike thrown by Berenguer in the 9th. The World Series later that month at that place might've been just as loud, but I didn't see the same pitch-by-pitch frenzied reaction as in this ALCS 9th-inning, Berenguer craziness!

Brian Hunter was superb defensively that series. Great job behind the plate

Got to love Berenguer's infectious energy at the end of this one.

yes I watched it with my mother she was the biggest twins fan. that is why I watched this clip. Thank you. she would have been 91 tomorrow 2024 wow today is 8/30/2024

Whoever estimated those hrs distance then, couldn't give kent a extr 2 fr. What a asshole!!!

Youngest ever manager to win a World Series

The missed one of his greatest home run robs on Carlos Lee was so sick!!

missed both,basic training for first lived in Florida for second

Kirby Puckett especially in this game carried the Twins on his back. The amazing catch in left center. And of course the walk off homer in the 12th inning over that same left field wall.

That lefty Atlanta brought in in the 11th inning of Game 6 seemed like he was throwing 84 mph fastballs. It just looked like pure junk.

Insane performance by Kirby Puckett.

Bring back the old ranger unis

Larkin's amazing catch made possible by no dugout rail

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Herbck now a svelt 550!

1:43:39 Francisco Liriano has thrown a no-hitter

5:20 Pagliarulo’s 3 run Homer 1:01:38 Harper’s Homer 1:04:02 McCarty’s Homer

What Twins team was better, 87 or 91?

Pat Obrien says welcome to the 1988 world series

The Rat

The fact that they had kiosks for ballgame tickets at grocery stores amazes me. 😂

Idk why everyone is comparing about mcarvwr and buck. Maybe mcarver but buck was amazing.

If the World Series was in an even year, the Braves would have won. The Twins had the greatest home field advantage in history, and they proved it on the road in the 87 and 91 World Series.

I was born in 86. I wish I was old enough to remember both their championships

Was so hard to make it to the playoffs back then Only two teams from each league

Spectacular Angel defense in the 9th. That was sick

Such a terrible game for Darrell evans

The twins stole signs all year ...and sparkly knew it ..

The announcers talking about the play at the plate with Chavez and AJ. Hindsight shows that was just AJ being the dick that he always was.

my brother and I burnt out our copy of this tape because we watched it so many times. it nearly drove my mom crazy.

Tony Olivia was a pure hitter and an even better human being

Puckett, Gaetti and Viola and other players DID PEDs at the end of the season! Established by Bill James. Read his books. Same in 1991 though other players too involved. Puckett DIED from first generation PEDs. He was a swollen mess on his death bed. Twins need to have all championships revoked by MLB.

Best World Series ever!

Still remember listening to this on the radio when I was 12 - Herb Carneal's final call is etched in my mind forever. great memories

2:14:27 Scott Erickson has thrown a no-hitter

Man I miss the Metrodome. It wasn’t great by any stretch, but so many good memories growing up going to games there.

One of the very few points of relevance for this franchise

Joe is easy to cheer for.

I was in high school for the 87 World Series and in college for 91. Watched every pitch of both. Both years the Twins won all four games in the old dome. Almost unfair.

I still have a ticket stub from the 65 World Series. I have kept it all these years. My wife lets me display it in a cigar box in the back of my bedroom dresser drawer.

Jose Oquendo diving for that flyball at 22:50 looked like a body thrown out of a car...WOW... LOL!

1:33:44 WOW! It's like some shit ass family reunion🤪

I don't blame Dennis Martinez, as I believe the pitch honestly just got away, but I still hate to hear the name "Dennis Martinez". Kirby Puckett was still in his prime when he developed glaucoma, and likely would have had 4 to 6 more highly productive seasons ahead of him, likely reaching 3000+ hits, 300+ home runs, and both 1400+ RBI and RS. Probably the saddest day in MN Twins history, perhaps even more than the day that Sandy Koufax beat the Twins 2-0 in Game 7 of the 1965 WS.

Bring the Twins back to that channel witch it is now something different

I remember watching this every day as a kid, wore out the VHS. Kirby Puckett is still my hero. Thank you for all the great memories Kirby. RIP.