In the history of the Pittsburgh Pirates, no team has been
more memorable than that of 1960. In the decade before,
the team produced only two winning records: a second-place
finish in 1958 and in 1959. In 1960, they...

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In the history of the Pittsburgh Pirates, no team has been
more memorable than that of 1960. In the decade before,
the team produced only two winning records: a second-place
finish in 1958 and in 1959. In 1960, they put it all together
to win the pennant. Their reward was a trip to the World
Series against the favored New York Yankees. In the
Yankees’ three winning games, they outscored Pittsburgh
38-3, but the Pirates were able to win three to send it to
Game 7. In one of the most exciting contests in the history
of the sport, the Pirates came up in the bottom of the ninth
with the score tied. At exactly 3:36 p.m., Bill Mazeroski
hit a home run over the left field wall to give the Pirates a
memorable championship. This book tells the story of that
magnificent team and its glorious victory, which will be
etched into the minds of Pittsburgh baseball fans forever.

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