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1. Jackie Robinson shatters the color barrier, April 15, 1947, Ebbets Field 2. Joe Louis annihilates Max Schmeling, June 22, 1938, Yankee Stadium 3. Lou Gehrig proclaims himself the “luckiest man,” July 4, 1939, Yankee Stadium 4. The Fight: Ali-Frazier I, March 8, 1971, Madison Square Garden 5. Babe Ruth christens the “House That Ruth Built” with a homer, April 18, 1923, Yankee Stadium 6. The Giants win the pennant, October 3, 1951, Polo Grounds 7. “Next year” finally arrives for Brooklyn, October 4, 1955, Yankee Stadium |
8. Willis Reed hobbles to the rescue, May 8, 1970, Madison Square Garden 9. The Amazin’ Mets win the World Series, October 16, 1969, Shea Stadium 10. Don Larsen achieves perfection, October 8, 1956, Yankee Stadium 12. Fifty-four years later, the Rangers finally win the Stanley Cup, June 14, 1994, Madison Square Garden 13. The Giants crush the Bears in the NFL Championship, December 30, 1956, Yankee Stadium |
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14. CCNY wins its second national championship .º.º. of the month, March 28, 1950, Madison Square Garden 15. Willie Mays makes “the Catch,” September 29, 1954, Polo Grounds 16. Jack Dempsey outslugs Luis Firpo, September 14, 1923, Polo Grounds 17. Reggie, Reggie, Reggie, October 18, 1977, Yankee Stadium 18. Matty shuts out the A’s, October 14, 1905, Polo Grounds 19. Jimmy Connors defies Father Time, September 2, 1991, Louis Armstrong Stadium 20. Roger Maris beats the Babe, October 1, 1961, Yankee Stadium |
21. The Babe hits 60, September 30, 1927, Yankee Stadium22. Joe DiMaggio hits in his 45th straight game, a new record, July 2, 1941, Yankee Stadium 23. Army and Notre Dame shut each other out in “the Battle of the Century,” November 9, 1946, Yankee Stadium, cialis generico italiana ed pillole 24. The Yankees and the Dodgers both win on the season’s final day, 25. The Marathon expands to all five boroughs, October 24, 1976
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| New York City sports history, like the city itself, is noisy, self-important and endlessly fascinating. This book ranks the Top 100 greatest days in New York City sports, with essays on each event, but it also chronicles the Top 25 greatest days New York’s teams ever had, the 10 greatest performances by opponents against New York teams and the worst days in New York sports |
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