^Murphy, Brian. Twins' `Overachiever' Kirby Puckett Gets Call to Glory. Baseball Digest. April 2001. It was his play in Game 6 of the '91 Series against Atlanta that cemented his legacy in Twin Cities sports history. After robbing the Braves' Ron Gant of a home run in the field, Puckett hit an 11th-inning homer off Charlie Leibrandt to force a seventh game that the Twins eventually won in what some baseball historians consider the greatest World Series ever.
^Hurst, Matt. World Series 2011: The 5 Best Fall Classic Game 6's Ever. Bleacher Report. 2011-10-28 [2012-10-21]. （原始内容存档于2013-10-23）. The 1991 World Series is easily the best World Series ever played, with three games being won in the final at-bat and four coming down to the final pitch. Kirby Puckett's heroics in Game 6 allowed the Twins to stay alive and eventually win Game 7.
^Yellon, Al. The Top 10 World Series Games, Including (Of Course) 2011 Game 6. Baseball Nation. 2011-10-28 [2012-10-21]. （原始内容存档于2013-01-20）. No. 10: 1991 World Series, Game 6: This is the game where Jack Buck exclaimed "And we'll see you tomorrow night!" In addition to Puckett's extra-inning heroics, the Twins' bullpen held the Braves scoreless for the last four innings of the game, allowing just three singles, two of which were erased by double plays.
^Yellon, Al. The Top 10 World Series Games, Including (Of Course) 2011 Game 6. Baseball Nation. 2011-10-28 [2012-10-21]. （原始内容存档于2013-01-20）. No. 6: 1991 World Series, Game 7: The Senators franchise moved to Minnesota in 1961; 30 years later, the team played two of the most excruciatingly exciting World Series games on consecutive nights. It's the only Series I'm honoring here with a pair of games. This one featured a 10-inning shutout thrown by Minnesota's Jack Morris while the Twins were leaving 12 men on base, finally scoring the game-winner on Gene Larkin's bases-loaded single with one out in the bottom of the 10th.
