Larry Bird's 'Concussion Game,' Alonzo Mourning 's Shot Sinks the Celtics, and Cy Young Perfect - This DiSH for May 5

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EPISODE SUMMARY

In 1991, Larry Bird's head hit the floor when he dove for a loose ball. He suffered a concussion and was advised not to play anymore. He ignored that advice and led the Celtics to victory.

In 1993, the Charlotte Hornets coughed up a double digit lead only to win the game with Alonzo Mourning hitting the shot.

In 1973, Secretariat set a record for fastest win at the Kentucky Derby.

In 1904, Cy Young pitched the first perfect game in the 20th century.

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