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Russ Hodges was announcing Game 3 of the 1951 NL pennant playoff between the New York Giants and Brooklyn Dodgers on WMCA radio in New York
after this month's 1-0 loss on Jones' solo home run. -- For Giants fans raised on radio broadcasts featuring Russ Hodges or Lon Simmons or Hank Greenwald or Jon Miller , imagine growing up in New York and learning baseball from the wackiness
ball he clobbered over the left-field fence and into the history books on Oct. 3, 1951, as delirious sportscaster Russ Hodges screamed, "The Giants win the pennant," remains the game's most famous home run. "I have always felt that I
kid. "Absolutely," Miller said. "Because they told you about the team you love. They taught you the game." Russ Hodges and Lon Simmons did that for Miller as a kid growing up a Giants fan in Hayward. And, over the past four decades
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Game 3 of their National League playoff. The drive into the left-field stands at the Polo Grounds and broadcaster Russ Hodges ' ecstatic declaration - four times shouting ''the Giants win the pennant!'' - remain one of the signature moments
kid. "Absolutely," Miller said. "Because they told you about the team you love. They taught you the game." Russ Hodges and Lon Simmons did that for Miller as a kid growing up a Giants fan in Hayward. And, over the past four decades
more hugging, a scene that could've been time-tunneled into any new-millennium ballpark. Meanwhile, announcer Russ Hodges had stamped the "shot heard 'round the world" with this receipt: "Branca throws. There's a long drive. It's
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Grounds, the "Shot" might have been a line-drive out, but that's not how history was to be written. Somewhere, Russ Hodges is still bellowing, "THE GIANTS WIN THE PENNANT!" — Dayn Perry... The heavily overmatched Pirates were outscored