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	Tonight is yet another Game 7 of a World Series.  In the history of MLB, this will be the 40th game 7.  
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	MLB .com has ranked all 39 of the previous Game 7s.
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	#1 is the Bill Mazeroski bottom of the 9th  (I think there may have been 2 outs) homer to beat the Yankees.    It is apparently the ONLY game 7 to have ever ended in a walkoff homerun.  (Joe Carter's walkoff homer to win the WS for the BlueJays was actually only Game 6).    Ergo, that 1960 game edges out the 2016  Cubs/Indians game.  A game I really could not watch...not if I didn't want a heart attack. 
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	The 1997 Marlins/Indians extra inning game  was rated #6.
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	<a href="https://www.mlb.com/cut4/ranking-the-39-world-series-game-7s/c-260328338" rel="external nofollow">https://www.mlb.com/cut4/ranking-the-39-world-series-game-7s/c-260328338</a>
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	I love that no home team has won a game yet in this Series. <span><img src="https://brownsboard.com/assets/plugins/nodebb-plugin-emoji/emoji/android/1f62e.png?v=2a192e496db" class="not-responsive emoji emoji-android emoji--open_mouth" title=":open_mouth:" alt="😮" /></span>
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	Also, as far as I can tell from reading the article, there have only bee  5 Game 7s....of the 39, that have gone into Extra Innings.
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	1912 Red Sox over Giants
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	1924 Senators over Giants, as noted above
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	1991 Twins over Braves...see above
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	1997 Marlins over Indians
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	2016 Cubs over Indians.
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	So, the Tribe is cursed that way.   I guess you could say that you could feel bad for the Giants who also lost 2 extra inning WS....but don't.   Between the 1912 game and the 1924 game, the Giants did manage to win 2 World Series.  Had they won in 1924, that actually would have made it  winning the WS 3 out of 4 years.   Whereas we know that the Tribe had not won a WS in 49 years as of 1997, and now we are working on 71 years, with another extra inning Game 7 loss in the mean time.
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	<strong>The other Game 7s that they rank above the 1997 game besides the 1960 Pirates/Yankees, and the 2016 Cubs/Indians were:</strong>
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	<strong>The 2001 Arizona/Yankees game,  walk off hit in bottom of 9th  (just not a homer)</strong>
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	<strong>1991 Twins/Braves   1-0  10 inning game, complete game shutout by Jack Morris.  That game alone deserved him a place in the HOF.</strong>
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	<strong>1924  Senators/Giants.   Won by Senators in 12 innings.....the longest Game 7 in history.   (Tribe/Marlins:  11 innings)</strong>
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