History was made during the first-ever sports equinox. With their 2-1 win over the Baltimore Orioles, the Pittsburgh Pirates won the 1971 World Series in seven games. Steve Blass picked up the win in the pivotal game. Roberto Clemente, who went on to win the World Series MVP, homered in the decisive Game 7.

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As we count down to our 50th anniversary, "GMA" revisits some of the most dramatic, emotional and inspiring sports stories we’ve covered over the past five decades.

J.K. Dobbins dapped up CeeDee Lamb after running into the Cowboys' bench. Later, he helped up a sideline staffer he accidentally ran into.

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Weird move. Left fielder Matt Holliday was more than a few feet behind him; Kozma “swore I heard him” amid the screams of 52,631. The ball fell. The crowd erupted. The bases were fixing to be loaded, with one out.