For the record, while Jackson's heroics was, indeed, in the '77 Fall Classic, Chambliss hit his blast to end the 1976 ALCS against the Royals. If ratings and general interest for a KC/Milwaukee World Series is a concern of folks, what's the point of having those teams? We might as well contract half the teams in the MLB since nobody cares to watch them outside their own market. As for myself, I didn't care too much for the guy. If he gave money to charity and children's hospitals and such, that's great. If he did it just to put his name on the side of the building, then that's just conceited. I, too, grew up during the Yankee hey-day years of the Reggie years and it was kind of like today--you just get sick of the Yankees. But every league needs it's villains (Dallas Cowboys, LeBron, Detroit Red Wings?) To me, it makes it that much sweeter when they lose. RIP George.