Greatest John Sterling Calls | Evan & Tiki

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3.8 • 794 Ratings

🗓️ 20 April 2024

⏱️ 12 minutes

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Evan & Tiki take you back through memory lane of the greatest calls of John Sterlings career.

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0:00.0	This episode is brought to you by Pepsi Max.
0:03.0	With the UA for Champions League kicking off
0:05.1	and a brand new format for the new season,
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0:24.8	The New York Yankees were about to go down three games to one to the Atlanta Braves.
0:30.8	They were down six nothing, and they started pecking away and pecking away.
0:36.1	And then came up the original number 13.
0:39.4	Long before Alex Rodriguez, there was big Jim Lirits.
0:44.5	Jim Lirits versus Mark Wallers, game four of the 96 World Series.
0:51.5	Take it away, John.
0:53.0	Understandably, they don't think the Yanks can pull Wollers.
0:56.8	It'll be a two-two.
0:58.6	Swung on it, hit in the air to deep left.
1:00.9	Jones back toward the track.
1:02.6	At the wall, it is gone.
1:05.2	A three-run, home run.
1:07.1	And the Yankees have tied the game.
1:09.6	Jimmy Lairns did pull Wollers, and he hit a three-run home run over the Yankees have tied the game. Jimmy Lairns did pull Woolworth and he hit a three run home run over the left field fence
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