1986 World Series Game 6 | Vin Scully calls Mookie Wilson's EPIC 9th inning at bat!

It's up to Bob Stanley and it's up to Mookie Wilson and the crowd is alive again and Rick Aguilera praying that he'll get off the hook Mookie Wilson struck out single to right grounded out and then sacrificed and that was the bunt that Getman fielded and threw high to spike on at second base therefore just check that ball rubber and now he's going out to talk to Stanley I wonder what that's all about. Stanley throws among other things a palm ball you have the time run 90 feet away and Kevin Mitchell and the possible winning run at first in Ray night and here's Mookie fifty five thousand and seventy eight here at Shea and they have really been put through the ringer one ball one strike ball to our Johnson who had that most most important at bat in the ninth inning all the way to and to pinch and mount some more to out in the 10 5 4 Red Sox Ray night at first Kevin Mitchell at third to Mookie Wilson and it's going to go to Wilson and he pops it in the air foul off to the right getting and coming over he will not have a play inside. Getman reaches for it you see you hardly move as far as shifting and it gets by him a wild pitch apparently not near where he was looking for the pitch. There he is. Ten vinning line drive. It was out of position because they had night really picked up and Stanley didn't see him. There it is again. You see he just reaches for the ball down goes Mookie it kind of sailed inside and here comes Barrett in to talk to Stanley because had Mookie hit just a weak ground ball. Barrett was way out of position because they had a good chance to get night at second base. Can you believe this ball game at Shea. Oh brother. So the winning run is at second base with two out three and two to Mookie Wilson little roller up along first behind the bag. If one picture is worth a thousand words you have seen about a million words but more than that you have seen an absolutely bizarre finish to Game 6 of the 1986 World Series. The Mets are not only alive they are well and they will play the Red Sox in Game 7 tomorrow.