SID BREAM'S ELECTRIC SLIDE 1992 NLCS GAME 7
Game 7 of the 1992 National League Championship Series. Bottom of the ninth. Two outs. The mind's-eye video clip of Sid Bream's charge to the plate seems to move in slo-mo. Or maybe the memory runs in real time and it just took Bream that long to reach home on Francisco Cabrera's single. Twenty years later, here's how the participants remember that iconic moment.
Randy Marsh
"I wasn't worried about style points."Mike LaValliere
"I thought we'd have [Bream] by a mile."David Justice
"Sid was barely safe. ... a matter of inches."Terry Pendleton
"I didn't go to sleep 'til 7 the next morning."Sid Bream
"At that point in time, it was up to me."Ron Gant
"You always have ... that one out left."Brian Hunter
" ... Bonds didn't have a good arm."John Smoltz
"I was pouting in the clubhouse."Andy
"I just knew that it was the end."
Van SlykeBud Selig
" ... a historic series for baseball fans."
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