Reggie Jackson called himself "the straw that stirs the drink." In Game 6 of the 1977 World Series, he stirred across five runners with three booming swings of his bat, hitting three home runs on ...

Jackson’s 563 home runs rank him 14th on the all-time home run list. His ability to hit home runs in clutch situations was legendary, particularly highlighted by his three consecutive home runs ...

Reggie Jackson says Judge’s home run wasn’t 469 feet originally appeared on Athlon Sports.. Aaron Judge hit a baseball Tuesday night that looked like it needed clearance from air traffic control.

It was then that Jackson told Jeter, alongside 150 other minor league players, that he never tried to hit a home run. Ad That statement was something that Jeter held onto throughout his career in ...

Reggie Jackson authored the most famous three-home-run effort in MLB history with his trio of blasts for the New York Yankees in Game 6 of the 1977 World Series. The Hall of Fame slugger was ...

At present, Freeman is tied with a handful of other impressive sluggers for second-place on the World Series home run totem pole, including Barry Bonds (2002), Duke Snider (1952, 1955), Lou Gehrig ...

Reggie Jackson, whose three-homer performance in Game 6 of the 1977 World Series against the Dodgers remains a defining moment in Yankees history, takes a swing at some Q&A with Post columnist ...

From Bo Jackson and Reggie Jackson's monster home runs to Doc Gooden and Pedro Martinez's amazing strikeout performances, the MLB All-Star Game has had some memorable moments throughout its history.

Reggie Jackson authored the most famous three-home-run effort in MLB history with his trio of blasts for the New York Yankees in Game 6 of the 1977 World Series. The Hall of Fame slugger was ...

Now Jackson, 76, is the subject of “Reggie,” a Prime Video documentary that premieres March 24. Naturally, the film celebrates his career, including those 1977 World Series home runs against ...

His second home run, off a Kelly changeup, was a more conventional Schwarbomb: 427 feet to right-center with a 108.5 mph exit velocity. Schwarber is one of the most unusual leadoff hitters in ...