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...go to Denver and coach Cutler. Put a fork in Tony Romo, his psyche is done. Choke artists never recover from their infamy. Bill Buckner was sent into exile for 20 years. John Van deVelde became an adjective for failure. Scott Norwood is still mocked on...
...There are those who worry about not losing and tighten up, while others thrive under pressure and play to win. Think Bill Buckner and routine ground balls as opposed to Kirk Gibson in the '88 World Series. Greg Norman and 12-foot putts vs. Tiger Woods on...
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Earlier this week
...the failed squeeze play is like blaming Red Sox manager John McNamara for the Mookie Wilson grounder that went through Bill Buckner’s legs in Game 6 of the 1986 World Series, the error that led to the Mets winning the series in seven. Oh yeah, Johnny Mac...
...at bats per K. That ranks him 86th all time (minimum of 3000 plate appearances) and ahead such players as Tony Gwynn, Bill Buckner and Joe DiMaggio (three pretty darn good hitters of all time). Beckert is also remembered for this unique moment. He drove...
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...in the last 12 months. In Wednesday's review of the 11th-20th ranked Boston sports stories of 2008, we took a look at Bill Buckner's emotional return to Boston, the Red Sox almost pulling off another magical comeback, a quarterback transforming a shaken...
...television audience. The Bronco’s December collapse has to rate as one of the biggest choke jobs in sports history along with Bill Buckner’s 1986 Boston Red Sox and Jean Van de Velde in 1999 British Open. Well Bronco fans look on the bright side, at...
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