Boston #RedSox catcher Carlton Fisk hits a 12th inning walk-off HR to win Game 6 of the 1975 World Series vs. the Cincinnati Reds at Fenway Park! ⚾️ Happy 78th Birthday "Pudge"! #MLB #Legend #Baseball #History | Baseball by BSmile

Still gives me chills—Game 6, 1975 World Series: Carlton Fisk’s legendary walk-off home run that changed how we watch baseball. Heart-stopping swing, Fisk waving the ball fair, and a moment that turned a player into an icon. Pure drama, pure magic. #tbt #BaseballHistory #CarltonFisk #WalkOff #inspiration | MLB Throwbacks

⚾️Nothing like October baseball! On October 21, 1975, @redsox great Carlton Fisk famously waived his walk off home run fair to win Game 6 of the World Series. An iconic moment in baseball history. @memlaneinc recently auctioned off these two graded tickets stubs to that game. Consign today via MemoryLaneInc.com! #memorylaneinc #auction #memorabilia #ticketstubs #carltonfisk #redsox | Memory Lane Inc.

Fifty years ago today, Carlton Fisk carved his name into baseball lore. In the 12th inning of Game 6 of the 1975 World Series, his walk-off home run for the Red Sox against the Reds turned Fenway Park into a cathedral of pure chaos and created one of the most replayed moments in sports history. Even half a century later, that wave down the left-field line still feels like the heartbeat of October baseball. #CarltonFisk #RedSox #OTD #WorldSeries #MLBHistory #FenwayPark #BostonSports #BaseballLege

Fifty years ago today, Carlton Fisk waved it fair. His walk-off home run for the Boston Red Sox 12 innings, four hours and one minute after the start of Game 6 on this date in 1975 endures as a signature moment in World Series history. https://ow.ly/bUZT50Xfw0G | National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum

Carlton Fisk became the third catcher to reach the 300-home run milestone #OTD in 1987, joining Yogi Berra and Johnny Bench. He finished his Hall of Fame career with 376 homers. | National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum

Twenty years ago today, Mike Piazza set the major league record for home runs as a catcher, passing Carlton Fisk with his 352nd blast. | National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum