The Most Dramatic Way To Win A Baseball Game
A come-from-behind, extra-innings, inside-the-park, walk-off shot at home? Check, check, check, check, and CHECK.
Giants outfielder Angel Pagan did not want to send the fans home sad on a beautiful San Francisco afternoon, so he launched this shot to AT&T Park's "Triples Alley." But this was better than any triple.
When did Pagan know he had this? AT SECOND BASE.

Still, the relay throw looked like it may have a shot to nail Pagan.

But the throw forced the Rockies catcher to turn to his right, away from the play, and Pagan was home-free.

Although, it's hard to catch anyone when they're running at faster-than-light speeds.
The first inside-the-park home run of the year is of the *walkoff* variety!! Angel Pagan wins the game with his 14.73 sec sprint home!!!
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The first inside-the-park home run of the year is of the *walkoff* variety!! Angel Pagan wins the game with his 14.73 sec sprint home!!!
Was the best part when third base coach Tim Flannery ran alongside the baseline like a maniac? Yes, yes it was.
The last inside-the-park walk-off came in 2004, when Rey Sanchez did it for the Tampa Bay Rays.
But the last time it happened for the Giants? Bill Terry, whose retired No. 3 hangs in AT&T Park, did it back in 1931. (Video is, well, not available.)
