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Comeback victories throughout the history of the Pirates, including a walk off winning hit by Hall of Famer Pie Traynor and a big ninth inning from Brian Giles in 2001.

Original Air Date: Jun 16, 2015

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Original Air Date: Apr 7, 2002
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Playback: HD
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