While Davis was in the process of renovating his old house five years ago, he asked longtime Dodgers historian Mark Langill for something special. Langill offered the picture of Gibson in the on-deck circle as an undeveloped slide.

Always the perfectionist, play-by-play announcer Joe Davis wonders if he got things right on his historic Freddie Freeman World Series grand slam call.

The first walk-off grand slam in World Series history may have felt just a tiny bit familiar on Friday night. As the Los Angeles Dodgers' Freddie Freeman launched the first pitch he saw from New York Yankees' pitcher Nestor Cortes Jr.