Yep, you are correct. 1995 was the World Series Atlanta won. They
won games 1 and 2 in Atlanta, lost game 3 in Cleveland, won game 4
in Cleveland, lost game 5 in Cleveland, then came back to Atlanta in
game 6 and won that one to clinch.

Glavine pitched games 2 and game 6, so he pitched the clincher,
going 8 innings, giving up only 1 hit. (And was awarded the WS MVP
trophy afterward) The only run scored in game 6 was a solo homer by
David Justice. And Wohlers came on to save the game.

In other news, finally got to see the ESPY skit Glavine did. FUNNY
stuff. I thought all of them (Glav, Piazza, Pedro, Shilling) did a
really great job. None of them seemed too wooden in their acting or
anything. It was really great!

--- In tomglavineclub@yahoogroups.com, anzoo30b <no_reply@y...>
wrote:
> What year was it that Atlanta won the World Series? I'm thinking it
> was
> 1995 but I could be wrong. Tom was the MVP of that World Series
> wasn't
> he? And didn't David Justice drive in the only run that sealed the
> deal
> for Atlanta to win it? They were playing against the Cleveland
> Indians
> weren't they? I'm involved in a heated argument in one of my other
> sports groups and I want to shut this person up. LOL!!
>
> I was so thrilled with Tom's performance and even though the Mets
> lost,
> I'm glad that Tom didn't factor in the decision. I thought those
> comments John Smoltz and Don Sutton made were very classy!!! Bobby
> Cox
> even had some nice things to say. ~~Angie