What is your WORST moment as a sports fan?

[SPTO]

Scott Norwood Wide Right...nuff said.

Oh and a few years ago when the Raptors were literally a daily soap opera.

[X*Cell]

I didn't know about the great things this would bring but I was devastated when David Robinson got injured after his 6th game in 1996-97.

Game 7 Semis 2006, Overtime vs. the Mavs a few years ago. One of the best games I've ever seen, but one of the most heart-breaking.

[rockchisler]

Pistons Celtics Game 5 1987 Thomas pass to Laimbeer, stolen by Bird who passes to Dennis Johnson who lays it in. I still have a hard time looking at that to this day on espn classic. Larry Holmes losing to Micheal Spinks for his first loss of his Career, I cried at both.

[ezekiel55]

2003 NLCS game 6; the play right after the Bartman ball where Alex Gonzales booted a routine double play ball....begining of the end.

[boomhauertjs]

How much time do you have? Here we go:

The day I found out that the Browns were moving to Baltimore.
Game 7 1997 World Series - Throw your f@#!ing fastball, Mesa!
1986 AFC Championship game - The Drive
1987 AFC Championship game - The Fumble
1989 NBA playoffs Game 5 Cavs/Bulls - The Shot
1995 World Series Game 6 - Tom Glavine got strikes about a foot off of the plate.
1992 NBA Eastern Conference Finals - I destroyed my Michael Jordan poster that night.

This is why my fantasy football team is named the Cleveland Jinx.

[bgeno]

Superbowl XXX: Watching Neil O'Donnel throw those INTs and ruin the Steelers' chances was torture. I was only five or six years old, but I still remember it pretty vividly. It's not that the Steelers had much of a fighting chance going into the game, but he threw away any chance they did have.

Anthony Morelli: The kid threw away some talented teams while playing QB at Penn State. He should have had a better overall record than 18-8 as a starter. Just a waste of talent.

2004/05 AFC Championship Game: The Steelers went 15-1 in the regular season, with 15 strait wins including the first round of the playoffs. Then, they ran into New England in the AFC Championship, the same New England team they had beaten by 14 earlier in the season. Turnovers and special teams plagued the Steelers and New England went on to win the Superbowl.

[LetsGoBucs]

Wednesday, October 14, 1992. Atlanta Fulton County Stadium. Fransisco Cabrera. Sid Bream.

My WORST moment

[Cebby]