Rolen’s Still Out

[G-Fafif]

”Damn, 15 years?” Indeed, it has been that long. Tuesday, Oct. 19 is the 15th anniversary of Chavez tracking Scott Rolen's deep fly ball, leaping with reckless abandon toward the left-field fence, and coming back with a snow-coned home run robbery to keep Game 7 of the 2006 NLCS tied at one run apiece. *** “I just kind of grimaced and went, ‘You gotta be s---ting me,'” says Rolen. “I'm not going to lie to you, when the ball left my bat I wasn't seeing a double-play ball.”

Nice Endyversary dive (or leap) in the Snooze



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[bmfc1]

I've seen the catch less than 10 times. It's great, it's amazin', but I can't separate the catch from the aftermath.

[Fman99]

It's the greatest defensive play by any Met, ever, that I have a recollection of watching live as it happened (on TV, but still).

[Ceetar]

that moment probably rivals Pratt's HR for "top of the heap" moments at a game. I actually didn't hear the call or see it on TV for a long long time. I think the call of the game was part of the loading screen of MLB The Show in 2007, that's probably when I first heard Gary Cohen's call.