'WE WILL SEE YOU TOMORROW NIGHT': 10 year anniversary of Cardinals wild Game 6 win

It's the greatest postseason game in Cardinals history and possibly the best in baseball history. "You had to be here to believe it," Cardinals manager Tony La Russa said after the Oct. 27 game.

Before the walk-off HR in the 11th, Freese already became a hero with his game-tying triple in the 9th: "Initially I was like 'Are you kidding me? My first AB off Feliz in this situation ever,'" Freese said. "I just beared down, got a pitch to hit. Initially I thought I hit it pretty good, I thought (right fielder Nelson Cruz) was going to grab it, so just a lot of emotions on that one."

The hometown kid said it reminded him of a game-ending home run Jim Edmonds hit in Game 6 of the 2004 NLCS: "Growing up or whatever, and you see stuff like that happen, those become memories," Freese said.

Nick Punto, the utility man in 2011 became known for tearing the jerseys off teammates in postgame celebrations.

Punto and company's shredding of Freese's Game 6 jersey had to be some of his best work. The torn jersey is now displayed in National Baseball Hall of Fame.

We have to point out the Gerald Laird running and leaping celebration. He's easy to spot as the entire team rushed out of the dugout after Freese's walk-off.

"Just an incredible feeling, seeing all my teammates at the dish waiting for me," Freese said after the game.