On this day in 1977, Reggie became “Mr. October.” | New York Yankees Highlights

Artie Lange and his dad stormed the field at the 1977 World Series. #CONAN | Team Coco

There are postseason heroes, and then there's Reggie Jackson in Game 6 of the 1977 World Series. | New York Yankees Highlights

2001 World Series Game 7. What a classic. Sit back and enjoy one of the greatest postseason games ever. | MLB

In 1927, fresh off tagging Babe Ruth for the final out of the ’26 World Series, Rogers Hornsby spent one blistering season in New York, hitting .361 and leading the league in runs, walks and on-base percentage. Charles M. Conlon caught this swing—later used for Hornsby’s 1931 W517 strip card—and turned perhaps the greatest right-handed bat of his era into something kids could hold in their hands. Baseball as art; cardboard as memory. #baseballhistory #vintagebaseballphoto | Old Ball Game Studios

41 years ago today, Reggie Jackson became “Mr. October” when he hit 3 home runs on 3 consecutive pitches in Game 6 of the 1977 World Series. This is legendary ⚾️💯 via: MLB | Baseballer

October 18, 1977: Reggie Jackson becomes "Mr. October" with three home runs on three consecutive pitches in Game 6 of the World Series! ⚾️ A truly legendary performance that cemented his place in baseball history. #ReggieJackson #MrOctober #Yankees #MLB #baseball #throwback | MLB Throwbacks

In the 1977 World Series, Reggie Jackson drew a four-pitch walk, then hit three first-pitch home runs off three different pitchers as the Yankees won it all—and he walked off the field like this. #ReggieJackson #baseball #MLB #fblifestyle | MLB Throwbacks