Reverse Miracle of Montreal

In the consolation playoffs of rBBL Season 6, JibboDaHibbo's Montreal Marlins hosted Eauxps I. Fourgott's Melonheads in a semi-simulstreamed event where Jibbo's recording played an inning and then Eauxps played an inning live.
Down by 2 runs going into the final inning Jibbodahibbo strung together 6 runs with 2 outs left by hitting powerup pitches with his powerup bats causing chaos from fans. This comeback was proclaimed as the Miracle of Montreal. 
https://youtu.be/eojE4VOLB4MLittle did Jibbo know, the Melonheads were preparing to perform a reversal.
Thanks to the Miracle of Montreal, the Melonheads entered the sixth inning down 8 to 3, and with the same-score tiebreaker working against them. The outlook was poor, as a heavily-nerfed Olga Tollefson led off the inning for the Melonheads... but then she managed to get on base anyway, on an error from Anna Goodreau at third base. This seemed to spark something, and the Melonheads followed this up with rare back-to-back-to-back home runs, by Jane Davis, a boosted Rosanna Phelps, and Sidney Webber. This sent the crowd into a frenzy and scored four runs for the Melonheads, trimming their deficit to just 1 run.
Things looked grim for the Melonheads soon afterwards: while Maria Luna was able to reach first base on an error by Eric Lebeaux, Fabienne Callahan grounded out and Ashley Webber struck out to put the Melonheads down to their last out. But then, the reverse miracle came through: as the Melonheads' last hope, Lisa Crocket was able to, unboosted, pound the ball over the left field fence, for only her 8th career home run in the BBL This two-run shot put the Melonheads a single run ahead of the Marlins, and they were able to maintain that lead through the rest of the 6th inning to secure the narrow victory.
The twin rallies, one fueled by powerups and the other by four home runs, including three by players who rarely go yard, made this a game to remember, and a perfect one to have streamed live. The tale of the twin Miracles of Montreal will live on in the league's memory for years.