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Exhibit 006 · 2024 ALCS · Game 5

Seven pitches. A pennant.

Juan Soto · New York Yankees

The Moment

Seven pitches. One pennant within reach.

Progressive Field. October 19, 2024. The tenth inning begins tied, 2–2. With two runners aboard and two outs, Juan Soto faces Hunter Gaddis. Six pitches keep the contest alive. The seventh changes the score to 5–2.

I mean, I was all over him. I was all over him.
Juan SotoReflecting on the at-bat after Game 5 · October 2024
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Juan Soto · ALCS Game 5 · Candy’s 2024 MLB Postseason Epic Gem

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About this exhibit & sources

Researched September 10, 2026. This exhibit uses the corrected Game 5 Epic collectible, not the Game 1 Rare collectible. Historical team: Yankees; this is not a claim about Soto’s current team. Candy supplies the artwork and video. Its all-zero stat fields are placeholders and are not used. MLB’s official game feed supplies the seven pitches, substitutions, scoring, and final out. Domínguez replaced Wells and scored from second. The diamond illustrates base order and scoring, not measured player movement or a synchronized replay. Pitch speeds and batted-ball measurements are from MLB; the drawn flight is schematic. Season statistics are a fixed 2024 regular-season snapshot, not live career totals. The legacy remains open to future editorial updates; it does not predict Hall of Fame induction. Pitch locations are MLB pX/pZ in feet, shown from the catcher’s perspective at the front of the plate (2024 convention). The reference zone uses the recorded 1.54–3.10-foot bounds for pitches 3–7; earlier pitch bounds vary. Recorded umpire calls are preserved, not recomputed from dot positions. Number labels may be offset for readability; location dots are not. The pitch 5/7 comparison is calculated from the recorded coordinates and speeds, not an assertion about intended targets.

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