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The '''1960 World Series Game 7''' is considered by many to be the greatest [[baseball]] game ever. The overpowering [[New York Yankees]], as led by [[Mickey Mantle]] and one of the finest teams in the history of sports, completely dominated the underdog Pittsburgh Pirates throughout the series and yet it was tied 3-3 going into this game 7. | The '''1960 World Series Game 7''' is considered by many to be the greatest [[baseball]] game ever. The overpowering [[New York Yankees]], as led by [[Mickey Mantle]] and one of the finest teams in the history of sports, completely dominated the underdog Pittsburgh Pirates throughout the series and yet it was tied 3-3 going into this game 7. | ||
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Revision as of 22:59, December 29, 2022
The 1960 World Series Game 7 is considered by many to be the greatest baseball game ever. The overpowering New York Yankees, as led by Mickey Mantle and one of the finest teams in the history of sports, completely dominated the underdog Pittsburgh Pirates throughout the series and yet it was tied 3-3 going into this game 7.
Mickey Mantle felt this loss was his greatest disappointment of his career.