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Joe Buck has been on the call for 24 World Series, more than any other broadcaster in history.
Buck has seen his fair share of World Series game but for him, there is one that sticks out more than any other one.
In a sit-down interview with Bob Costas provided to Yardbarker from MLB Network, Buck revealed that when people ask him about the best game of all-time, his answer was a popular one.
"People ask me all the time about the best game I've seen, and my answer is always 2011, Game 6 and it has nothing to do with me," the St.
Louis native said.
"It's just a great sporting event and as good a game as you'll ever see.
It's unbelievable that a team up against what they [St.
Louis Cardinals] were do what they did." The game mentioned by Buck was between the Cardinals and Texas Rangers and ended on a David Freese walk-off in the bottom of the 10th inning to force a Game 7, one they eventually went on to win and secure a World Series Championship.
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FOX Sports (@FOXSports) October 27, 2025 14 years ago today, David Freese delivered one of the greatest moments in World Series history, a walk-off home run to force Game 7.
pic.twitter.com/LSiNBDqxkF The full interview between Buck and Costas will air Saturday, July 25 at 5 p.m.
on the MLB Network.
It'll air less than 24 hours before Buck joins his late father, Jack Buck in the broadcast wing of the MLB Hall of Fame.
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