⚾️ thebannerman.ca presents — On October 21, 1973, the Oakland Athletics won the World Series for the second straight year, defeating the New York Mets in a thrilling seven-game series. Led by Reggie Jackson and Catfish Hunter, the A’s cemented their place as one of baseball’s early-’70s dynasties. Do you remember watching this series or hearing about their legendary run? 🎨 While this moment isn’t yet in the collection, it’s part of the legacy that defines the Oakland A’s franchise. #OnThisDay

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