QoTD: The first regular season game at Jacobs Field. The re-birth of baseball in Cleveland.

QOTD: The 1989 Iron Bowl, the first one in Auburn.

QOTD: I was at Derek Lowe's No-Hitter for the Red Sox a few years back. They was memorable for three reasons. The obvious being the no hitter. The second being the fact that I had 4 tickets to the game and one of them went unused because almost everybody I knew turned it down. The third being the massive hangover I had from the night before, that almost resulted in me not going to the game.

2 of them, Pistons vs Cavs game 7 2006, The Stones blew out Cavs at home, My first playoff game, Central State Vs Grambling football 1995 we (CSU) denied the great Eddie Robinson his 399 victory in louisiana, on a last play TD. Charlie Gator caught a tip pass, dove in the endzone and when I mean he barely crossed the goal line I mean it, we rushed the field, great game.

QOTD: Before I went to Washington State, and after I graduated high school, the Mariners had their first season that was worth a damn: 1995. There was a feeling in the air that I haven't felt since, as I wasn't in Seattle when we went to the Super Bowl - You just knew they were going to figure out a way to win.

September 22, 1995, I attended a game where Vince Coleman hit a home run to cut into a pretty big Oakland lead and we ended up not only coming back, but winning 10-4 to take sole possession of first place for the first time in franchise history (well, after May...). Amazing, still remember it being so loud that after the game I felt like I'd just got off an airplane.

QoTD: Game 5 of the 2004 NBA Finals... The 'Stones completed the dismantling of the Lake Show. I have the panoramic picture of The Palace in the last minute of the game, and I can actually see me and my friends in our suite. It was electric for sure. Hopefully the 'Stones can get back to that level of play soon...