Most iconic HRs in postseason history

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Adolis García | 2023 WS G1 García crushed the 3rd World Series Game 1 walk-off HR and the 1st since Kirk Gibson in 1988

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Corey Seager | 2023 WS G1 Seager's homer was the 11th game-tying shot in the 9th inning or later in World Series history

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Bryce Harper | 2022 NLCS G5 The biggest HR of Bryce Harper's life was an 8th-inning go-ahead shot that clinched the Phils' 1st pennant since 2009

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Yordan Alvarez | 2022 ALDS G1 Yordan Alvarez's walk-off HR with his team down two was the first of its kind in postseason history

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José Bautista | 2015 ALDS G5 You might remember this Jose Bautista HR for sending the Jays to the ALCS. But you definitely remember the bat flip

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Travis Ishikawa | 2014 NLCS G5 Even-year magic. The name Travis Ishikawa will forever be remembered because of this pennant-clinching HR for the Giants

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David Ortiz | 2013 ALCS G2 Come for the clutchest of all clutch grand slams, stay for Torii Hunter falling into the Red Sox bullpen

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David Freese | 2011 WS G6 The David Freese game got going with a game-tying triple in the 9th and ended with a walk-off HR in the 11th

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Magglio Ordonez | 2006 ALCS G4 Magglio Ordonez sent the Tigers to the World Series in their first postseason appearance since 1987

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Chris Burke | 2005 NLDS G5 At long last! After nearly six hours, Chris Burke sent the Astros to the NLCS with an 18th-inning walk-off HR

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Aaron Boone | 2003 ALCS G7 The Curse of the Bambino continued in heartbreaking fashion for the Red Sox after Aaron Boone's walk-off blast on the 1st pitch of the 11th

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Joe Carter | 1993 WS G6 It remains only the 2nd World Series-clinching walk-off HR ever, and it won the Jays their 2nd straight title

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Kirk Gibson | 1988 WS G1 It's about as iconic as a postseason HR can get, from the injured Kirk Gibson battling to take an AB to Vin Scully's indelible call

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Reggie Jackson | 1977 WS G6 Reggie Jackson is one of only two players to homer 3 times off 3 different pitchers in a WS game, earning his famous moniker

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Carlton Fisk | 1975 WS G6 You know it as the "wave it fair" HR, with Carlton Fisk literally willing this walk-off HR into existence

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Bill Mazeroski | 1960 WS G7 The only other World Series walk-off on this list, Bill Mazeroski completed one of the biggest upsets in postseason history