Former Red Sox player Bill Buckner passed away this morning.
I hope he was able to find some peace during his latter years.
https://bleacherreport.com/articles/283 ... =editorial
RIP Bill Buckner
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Re: RIP Bill Buckner
My understanding is that he and Red Sox Nation came to a rapprochement after Boston won its second World Series title this century. --Bobbazodee wrote:Former Red Sox player Bill Buckner passed away this morning.
I hope he was able to find some peace during his latter years.
https://bleacherreport.com/articles/283 ... =editorial
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Re: RIP Bill Buckner
Back in the day when Jeff used the Kodak seats at Wrigley Field, which were quite awesome, 4 rows from the 2nd batter warmup circle, a friend of his would do his Sigma Chi stuff when Buckner was waiting. He looked back and acknowledged.
Well, then
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Re: RIP Bill Buckner
Poor guy. I hadn't heard that he had foreshadowed the error (around 2:30 in the video below). He did not deserve the treatment he endured for decades. People forget that the Sox still played (and lost) Game 7. RIP
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Re: RIP Bill Buckner
Everyone has seen Buckner's infamous error replayed over and over again.... but probably weren't aware that he's a bit player in another famous highlight. Buckner is the Dodgers' left fielder who can be seen climbing up the fence in a futile attempt to get to Hank Aaron's record breaking 715th homerun...
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