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It lists specific dates from 1916 to 2025, the players involved, the opposing teams, the final scores, and any relevant notes about the game, such as it being an Opening Day or part of a doubleheader. The data, sourced from StatHead.com's Pivotal Play Finder, specifically since 1903, highlights a variety of outcomes including close scores and extra-inning games that culminated in this dramatic fashion. Players like Milt Stock, George Whitted, Pinky Whitney, Morrie Arnovich, Coaker Triplett, Mike Schmidt, Rod Booker, Juan Bell, and Bryson Stott are mentioned in connection with these victories. 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