So I don't know if anybody remembers that one, but that's the Yankees winning the American League

he's on a walk-off home run by Bernie Williams. Obviously you hear John Sterling with the call.

John is returning tonight for Yankees Orioles but here's what's so

crazy about that. Sean you're a die-hard Yankee fan. Do you remember Bernie

Williams sitting a walk-off to win the American ladies? Not at all. In the plethora of Bernie Williams big hits

that one doesn't even register. If you had to guess the year of what season now the

Yankees won a ton of divisions Tiki that's why this is so difficult. Like they literally one I'll list them off just so you have an idea

96 98 99 2,000 a 102 004 0 50506 of that era. So those are your options, right? Yeah. Which of those years do you

think Bertie did that? 96. It is not 1996. That was going to be my guess.

The answer is 2004 and I'm not why we

wiped. Bro I'm not trying to be a jerk. I think that that clincher

almost becomes like I don't want to talk about that. I don't want to talk about

that because obviously when you think about the way the season ended. Now

clinching a division is nothing to do with what then happens a few weeks later in the

post season but yeah Bernie Williams hit a walk-off home run in the bottom of

the ninth inning against the Minnesota Twins of all teams.

Just on her to win the American League East back in 2004. Poor Bernie, can't even

remember that moment. Not in 2004. You've got plenty of other moments to remember that.

It was the division. Yeah. Right. It wasn't like a series or a playoff series or it was just the division.

And it was kind of like, of course we won the division back then.

And I think that's the great point here.

So the Yankees won so many divisions.

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