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Prime 9 on Hot Stove

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Did anyone see the segment on Hot Stove on Monday where they counted down the Prime 9 moments at Sun Life Stadium. I missed it. Does anyone have a link to the video or recall the moments?

I think number one was Edgar Renteria's hit in 97. Not sure though. I didnt find the video. I heard it on the radio a few days ago.

 

 

Edit:

 

Never mind. I guess it was JR's 600th HR

One was Ken Griffey Jr. hitting number 500 i think. Another was Bonds hitting 500 or something. Alex Gonzalez hitting the HR in extra innings in the World Series. Jeff Conine throwing the final out to Pudge in the division series. Roger Clemmens throwing his "final" pitch in Game 4 of the WS.

 

That's all I can remember right now.

One was Ken Griffey Jr. hitting number 500 i think. Another was Bonds hitting 500 or something. Alex Gonzalez hitting the HR in extra innings in the World Series. Jeff Conine throwing the final out to Pudge in the division series. Roger Clemmens throwing his "final" pitch in Game 4 of the WS.

 

That's all I can remember right now.

 

 

It was #600 for Griffey and # 400 for Bonds (I was in attendance for the game, 8 years old :thumbup)

 

All of the ones you mentioned were definitely on the list, but I can't remember exactly what the rest were. I came up with 6 moments I thought I remember seeing clips of.

 

- The Uggla-Ross back-to-back homers to beat the Cubs this past year. I"m almost positive that one was #9 on the list.

- Final out of opening day 1993.

- Al Leiter's no-hitter.

- Anibal's no-hitter.

- Livan Hernandez getting strike 3 called about a foot outside to end the 1997 NLDS against San Francisco.

- David Wright's walkoff hit for Team USA to beat Puerto Rico in the 2009 World Baseball Classic.

One was Ken Griffey Jr. hitting number 500 i think. Another was Bonds hitting 500 or something. Alex Gonzalez hitting the HR in extra innings in the World Series. Jeff Conine throwing the final out to Pudge in the division series. Roger Clemmens throwing his "final" pitch in Game 4 of the WS.

 

That's all I can remember right now.

 

 

It was #600 for Griffey and # 400 for Bonds (I was in attendance for the game, 8 years old :thumbup)

 

All of the ones you mentioned were definitely on the list, but I can't remember exactly what the rest were. I came up with 6 moments I thought I remember seeing clips of.

 

- The Uggla-Ross back-to-back homers to beat the Cubs this past year. I"m almost positive that one was #9 on the list.

- Final out of opening day 1993.

- Al Leiter's no-hitter.

- Anibal's no-hitter.

- Livan Hernandez getting strike 3 called about a foot outside to end the 1997 NLDS against San Francisco.

- David Wright's walkoff hit for Team USA to beat Puerto Rico in the 2009 World Baseball Classic.

 

-The Uggla-Ross back to back was there.

-Al Leiter's no-no was there

-The Livan Hernandez one was there

 

The others were not to the best of my memory

Pudge holding onto that ball to end the NLDS is still my favorite Marlins moment (was too young to remember 97 season).

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