Reggie Jackson Three Home Runs in a Single World Series Game
Reggie Jackson: 1977 World Series MVP
Reggie Jackson was named the 1977 World Series MVP. Jackson was the second player to win both a league MVP and a World Series MVP in a career, after Sandy Koufax—though Koufax won both in the same year (1963), while Jackson earned his AL MVP in 1973 and his World Series MVP in 1977.
Quick Facts
- Player
- Reggie Jackson
- Team
- New York Yankees
- Opponent
- Los Angeles Dodgers
- Series
- 1977 World Series
- Game
- Game 6
- Record status
- Unique in World Series history (3 HRs on consecutive pitches)
- Outcome
- Yankees won series, securing the championship
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