On Jersey Street, an envelope with film floated from the Fenway rooftop, into the hands of Grossfeld. He hopped into his 1969 Dodge Dart and began his frantic drive to the Globe. Gammons continued writing. Fisk didn't leave Fenway until around 2 a.m. His young family had already moved out of their Belmont apartment and there were no hotel rooms available in Boston. So when the interviews and hugs were done, the hero packed his kids and pregnant wife into the family car, hopped on Interstate 93 North, and made the 60-mile drive to Raymond, finally getting to bed at 4 a.m.
Foster lives in Florida and worked briefly as a batting instructor with the Marlins.
He keeps his World Series ring in a safety deposit box. He said he talked to Fisk about the homer when they were standing in the outfield before a spring training game in the late '70s. Morgan is a baseball analyst for ESPN and NBC Sports. Rose is indefinitely suspended from baseball because of gambling infractions. Zimmer is a bench coach for the World Champion New York Yankees.