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.

After the game, Freeman was asked about the walk-off grand slam and hitting it while hobbled like Gibson in 1988. "I played the whole game though," he joked. Gibson pinch-hit in Game 1 in 1988 and did not play again the rest of the series. The walk-off home run was the final postseason at-bat of his career.