(By Eben Novy-Williams of Bloomberg) Reggie Jackson is selling the jersey he wore when he hit three home runs in Game 6 of the 1977 World Series, securing the New York Yankees’ 21st title and cementing a nickname that occupies the second line on his Hall of Fame plaque.  The white pinstripe Yankees uniform will be sold online as part of a spring collection at California-based SCP Auctions, from April 10 through April 27. The outfielder’s five home runs during the 1977 World Series earned him Most Valuable Player honors and the nickname “Mr. October.” Read More

In Game Six of the 1977 World Series, Reggie Jackson saw three consecutive pitches from three different Los Angeles Dodgers pitchers and he sent each of them far into the Bronx night on his way to a World Series performance that still resounds as one of the greatest feats in baseball history. Jackson’s three home runs caused a near riot in the Bronx, propelled the Yankees to a World Championship, and cemented his legacy as the one and only “Mr. October.” Read More