A ticket from the only World Series Game 7 ever ended by a walk-off home run.

Why This Ticket Matters

On October 13, 1960, the Pittsburgh Pirates and New York Yankees carried a wild, back-and-forth World Series finale into the bottom of the ninth inning at Forbes Field with the score tied 9–9.

Bill Mazeroski led off against Yankees pitcher Ralph Terry and drove the second pitch over the left-field wall. The home run gave Pittsburgh a 10–9 victory and its first World Series championship since 1925.

Mazeroski’s swing remains unique: no other World Series Game 7 has ended on a walk-off home run. This ticket represents admission to one of baseball’s purest moments of sudden victory—the championship decided instantly with one swing.

Seller’s note: Historical information in this “Why This Ticket Matters” section is presented for general context and has not been independently verified for correctness.

Ticket Details

• Date: October 13, 1960
• Event: 1960 World Series, Game 7
• Teams: Pittsburgh Pirates vs. New York Yankees
• Venue: Forbes Field, Pittsburgh
• Final score: Pirates 10, Yankees 9
• Historic play: Bill Mazeroski walk-off home run off Ralph Terry

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