1991 WS, Game 2: Braves @ Twins 

Scott Leius’ HR against Tom Glavine.... still amazing to think Leius won that battle

Game 2 was kind of forgotten with the hype the last few games got. This was a really good game.

wow, this quality is awesome

Twins moments: 24:18 Miscommunication between Lemke and Justice. 31:27 Davis 2 run home run! 55:09 Hrbek tags Gant out 1:39:13 Harper’s single 1:57:21 Leius home run! 1:59:05 Gagne’s single 2:04:04 Glavine balks 2:10:11-2:19:11 Aguilera strikes out the side 2:21:26 Leius and Aguilera Postgame interview

Twins strikeouts: 20:58 Tapani K’s Pendleton 42:01 Tapani K’s Lemke 1:34:23 Tapani K’s Hunter 2:11:30 Aguilera K’s Bream 2:16:55 Aguilera K’s Olson 2:19:12 Aguilera K’s Gregg/ He struck out the side/ That’s 2

Glavine was a dominating pitcher in his day

30 years ago today

I was there!

fascinating, 30 years ago, fay vincent was talking about shorting the season, its fine where it is,now even 30 years later its being talked about

They really should have replayed Gant/Hrbek at 1st base a 38th time.

Hrbek sure didn't look like an athlete he looked like a guy who would sit on a couch and share a beer with you

He was correct at 5:26 Referring to Terry Pendleton who had the most hits in the series with 11. Lemke was second with 10 hits Knoblauch, Harper & Gant each got 8 hits.

Philippine Airdate: October 21, 1991 TV Network: PTV-4 Telecast Producer: Vintage Sports Television Hosts: Ronnie Nathanielsz and Christine Jacob Commentators: Ed Picson and Quinito Henson Field Reporters: Katherine De Leon-Villar and Chino Trinidad ©1991 Vintage Enterprises, Inc., People's Television Network, Inc., and Major League Baseball Properties, Inc.

Can we talk about how creepy Tom Glavine looks with that ghost mustache?

That really breaks the Brave's backs temporarily

That double play in the first inning. All it really did was help Glavine’s ERA as both runs in the inning were unearned.

RIP Charley Pride.

Chili Davis !

I remember it well my Pirates lost the NLCS three years straight and gave away Bream and Belliard to Atlanta then Bream burned them

Does it seem to anyone else that baserunning mistakes become less rare under the glare of LCS and WS games?

1:32:50 Well now we know what happened to Bubbles' dad

55:08 the pitch in question

The first base umpire blew the call.

Joe scores.

How bad is the CBS broadcast compared to the ABC one of the '87 Series. Hokey nonsense from noted voice mail leaver Pat O'Brien to open, then WAY past retirement time Jack Buck sleepily croaking his way through the play-by-play, McCarver was his usual great self but he needs someone to play off of. The whole thing felt stale and the Minney crowds reverted to their normal Midwestern reserve...no sense of occasion or excitement just like game 1 which I remember watching with my friends (I was in high school in Mpls) we were like what WRONG with the damn crowd it's the Wold Series mofos! Watching games 1-2 great for insomnia.

The braves should have won this one, they made some costly mistakes. First the drop fly ball, then Sid Bream not advancing to third and finally a bad call on Gant at first. It seems that the Twins were destined to win. Not always the team with the better offense or pitching wins, and this game is an example of that. Great game pitched by Glavine.

They should have reduced the number of games years ago 100 would be fine

I'm glad MLB has cracked down on hostile baserunning. Violence shouldn't be an acceptable way to prevent opponents from making plays.

That's an illegal play and the crooked umpire calls him out, that's no doubt the biggest blown calls in World Series history.

Ron Gant struggles with anger management, but he shouldn't been called out

The Twins played dirty in this series how could Gant be called out on that play

I hate cheating. 55:10 twins got a break.