Most Memorable Cubs' HR in History

[NCCubFan]

Another cubs.com poll.

[sethuel1]

the Glenallen Hill rooftop shot

[Andy]

the Glenallen Hill rooftop shot

I think this too, but of the choices I'll say 61 and 62.

[Guest]

Some of those HRs from the 2003 NLCS stand out to me as much (if not more) than those other HRs.

 

the Glenallen Hill rooftop shot

 

It's got to be the shoes.

[Omar]

Babe Ruth's called shot. Is that apart of Cubs history? He was facing them.

[Cynosure]

HAS to be Ernie... nothing else compares.

[soccer10k]

Or Kerry Wood's HR in Game 7 of the NLCS.

[Schwarber Fan]

Or Kerry Wood's HR in Game 7 of the NLCS.

 

This would probably be the case if we had won that game.

[UMFan83]

Or Kerry Wood's HR in Game 7 of the NLCS.

 

This would probably be the case if we had won that game.

 

Same with Sammy's game tying 9th inning 2 out HR in game 1.

[NCCubFan]

It was WAY before my lifetime, but based on reading a lot about Cubs history I had to go with Hartnett's homer in the gloamin'. It propelled the Cubs to the World Series that year.

[Banedon]

Of the one's I've actually seen, it's a 3 way tie for me, and none of them are on the list above.

 

Glenallen Hill's rooftop blast

Kerry Wood's game 7 homer (I was losing my mind at the time)

Gary Gaetti's homer in the 1998 wild card playoff game against the Giants.

[jersey cubs fan]

Eric Karros off Juan Acevedo.

 

Sosa 61 and 62 for me.

[Guest]

Rick Sutcliffe, game 1, first inning, 1984 lcs

[USSoccer]

Or Kerry Wood's HR in Game 7 of the NLCS.

 

This would probably be the case if we had won that game.

 

That's what I'd have chosen. None of the others really stood out, but that one had the biggest emotional swing before and after.

[JeffH]

Or Kerry Wood's HR in Game 7 of the NLCS.

 

This would probably be the case if we had won that game.

 

Same with Sammy's game tying 9th inning 2 out HR in game 1.

 

Sammy's HR in that game was one of the most exciting sports moments of my life. Truly amazing.

[Andy]

Or Kerry Wood's HR in Game 7 of the NLCS.

 

This would probably be the case if we had won that game.

 

Same with Sammy's game tying 9th inning 2 out HR in game 1.

 

Sammy's HR in that game was one of the most exciting sports moments of my life. Truly amazing.

4thed.

[Burtonbell]

Or Kerry Wood's HR in Game 7 of the NLCS.

 

This would probably be the case if we had won that game.

 

Same with Sammy's game tying 9th inning 2 out HR in game 1.

 

Sammy's HR in that game was one of the most exciting sports moments of my life. Truly amazing.

 

Greatest game I have ever attended. Plus I was lucky and won the ticket lottery and only paid face value for the ticket. Last row upper deck, left field side. I saw both Sammy's & Alou's HR's go over the fence and the mosh pit that ensued.

 

I have never heard Wrigley that loud again.

[Guest]

I guess I'm the only old person here. :(

[hardcorecubfan]

Sammy was pretty exciting but Ernie tugs at the heart

[hardcorecubfan]

the Glenallen Hill rooftop shot

 

Of the ones listed it was ernie but you got that right. that short quick swing and the ball just sailing over the roof-tops was cool

[Guest]

I guess I'm the only old person here. :(

 

Don't fret, that's my mom's favorite Cubs memory.

 

For me, Wood in game 7 edges out Sosa in game 1 and Gaeti in 1998.

[Guest]

I guess I'm the only old person here. :(

 

Don't fret, that's my mom's favorite Cubs memory.

 

For me, Wood in game 7 edges out Sosa in game 1 and Gaeti in 1998.

That's just cold, man. :evil:

[SouthSideRyan]

Babe Ruth's called shot. Is that apart of Cubs history? He was facing them.

 

Myth.

[NCCubFan]

I guess I'm the only old person here. :(

Um, check my profile.

[aerosmith21]

Or Kerry Wood's HR in Game 7 of the NLCS.

 

Or Ramirez's grand slam in the 1st inning (which was a monster shot) down the left field line in game 4 of the 2003 NLCS.