Philly sports fans have suffered enough. They have witnessed costly losses and infamous trades, watched players suffer major injuries at the worst times, and have had championship aspirations ripped away in devastating ways.

History was made during the first-ever sports equinox. With their 2-1 win over the Baltimore Orioles, the Pittsburgh Pirates won the 1971 World Series in seven games. Steve Blass picked up the win in the pivotal game. Roberto Clemente, who went on to win the World Series MVP, homered in the decisive Game 7.

On Monday, Nov. 3, the morning show that sparked those words, " Good Morning America ," celebrates its 50 th anniversary.

When it comes to sports, some victories aren’t just determined by the scoreboard. They’re about grit, heart, and refusing to give up, even in the face of injury or hardship. From Kerri Strug sticking her vault landing on a busted ankle in the ’96 Olympics to a young Muhammad Ali defeating Sonny Liston with

25 to 21 started Sunday, September 14, Nos. 20 to 16 ran the following Sunday and right on through the top five moments on October 12. Why five segments? As one, the story ran nearly 5,000 words. Who made the list? Who didn’t? Who’s No. 1?

Barack Obama gets some advice from Tiger Woods, Morgan Hoffmann is found in the jungles and a controversial Paulina Gretzky cover.

Our top weather event was the catastrophic July, 2022 flood. 45 deaths were blamed on the flooding and aftermath. In sports, we remembered legendary Belfry football coach Philip Haywood, who was inducted into the Kentucky Athletic Hall of Fame in 2016.

On Monday, Nov. 3, the morning show that sparked those words, " Good Morning America ," celebrates its 50 th anniversary.