Minnesota Twins: 1991 Game 7 to be shown on MLB Network

MLB Network will be showing the Minnesota Twins’ dramatic Game 7 victory against the Atlanta Braves on April 1st at 2:30 p.m.

Are you tired of sitting around and waiting for the baseball to return? Do you miss the glory days of Twins baseball and look back fondly on the teams’ run to the 1991 World Series? Then look no further, because MLB Network has the show for you.

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MLB Network will spend the day of April First airing famous games that feature walk-off hits, including the Twins dramatic win against the Atlanta Braves in game seven of the 1991 World Series. Here’s the full list of games and the times (central time zone) they’ll be on air:

• 9:00 a.m.-1995 American League Divisional Series Game Five, Seattle Mariners vs. New York Yankees (Eleven-inning game ended the first ALDS ever)
• 1:30 p.m.-1991 World Series Game Seven, Minnesota Twins vs. Atlanta Braves (Jack Morris‘ ten-inning shutout)
• 5:00 p.m.-2011 World Series Game Six, St. Louis Cardinals vs. Texas Rangers (also known as the David Freese Game)
• 7:00 p.m.-2005 World Series Game Two, Chicago White Sox vs. Houston Astros (Scott Posednik takes Brad Lidge deep)

This seems like a good idea from MLB Network, as the theme of historic walk-off victories is a great theme to help baseball fans get their fix. They made sure to pick several good games to watch.

The Minnesota Twins victory over the Braves stands out as one of the greatest victories in team history, giving the team their second World Series title and Jack Morris the 1991 World Series MVP trophy. It was also the last time Kirby Puckett and Kent Hrbek, two Twins legends, got to see the playoffs.

The game allows for Twins fans to look back fondly on the biggest highlight of the 1990s in Minnesota sports, so tune in at 1:30 to check it out. I know that I’ll be there ready to watch.