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Take Your Seat
Our sports stadiums have hosted near-religious experiences -- e.g., the Immaculate Reception -- as well as actual religious events, such as the three papal masses at Yankee Stadium. Now it's time for us to celebrate the latter type, ranking the most significant noncompetition moments at North American sports venues.
What is noncompetition? Basically: Roy Halladay's many strikes in his 2010 playoff no-hitter are not eligible. President George W. Bush's single, inspiring strike at the 2001 World Series is. (More on the rules here.)
Got it? Then read on, and react. -- Jim Caple
THE WAVE
It's finally settled. We know where the wave first started. In Oakland ... and Seattle.
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HONORABLE MENTIONS
The Next 10
Best Moments
Not every moment can be in the top 50, of course. Here are the honorable mentions that didn't make the cut. Caple/Dorsey »
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STADIUM 50
A Look Into
The Future
What's the future of stadiums? Food delivered to your seat? Assigned parking? Gambling on every play? Those are just a few. Darren Rovell »
