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as the home for the new york mets since 1964 shea stadium has hosted an amazing array of history-making ballgames all-time players colorful managers and millions of devoted fans. from the high-flying championship teams to the low-flying planes the sounds of shea stadium are ingrained in the hearts of the enthusiastic crowds who cheer their new york mets. this six-game 6-dvd collection spans five decades of promise amusement jubilation and mets baseball. it celebrates the legendary games and the baseball heroes who made mets history. these six remarkable games are a time capsule and a window into the magic that glows within all mets fans � the magic found in their beloved shea stadium. disc 1: 1969 world series game 4 vs baltimore orioles--tom seaver's 10-inning win was a decisive point of the '69 world series as the mets upset the heavily favored orioles. disc 2: 1986: national league championship series game 3 vs houston astros--this come-from-behind bottom-of-the-nint h victory ended with lenny dykstra's famous walk-off home run. disc 3: 1986: world series game 6 vs boston red sox--considered "baseball's greatest game" this improbable 10th-inning miracle two-out comeback reached its climax with mookie wilson's swing and ".here comes knight and the mets win it!" disc 4: 1999: national league championship series game 5 vs atlanta braves--robin ventura's "grand slam single" won this 15-inning game endurance test. disc 5: sept. 21 2001: regular season vs atlanta braves the emotionally charged first game in new york city after the 9/11 terrorist attacks was electrified by mike piazza's 8th inning 2-run home run. disc 6: may 19 2006: inter-league vs new york yankees--david wright's walk-off hit snatched victory away from the cross-town rival yankees in this classic see-saw battle. bonus features 1969 world series last inning; gary carter game-winning hr (1985 opening day vs. cardinals); 1986 nl east division clincher highlights (september 17 vs. cubs); 1986 world series game 7 highlights; matt franco gw rbi (july 10 1999 vs. yankees); todd pratt gw hr (1999 nlds game 4 vs. diamondbacks); mets win national league pennant (2000 nlcs game 5 vs. cardinals); 2006 walk-off moments; mets clinch nl east division (september 19 2006 vs. marlins); clutch catch by endy chavez (2006 nlcs game 7); bill shea interview

Product Details:Like the original Duel Game™ two adversaries square off in a game of skill not strength, but this time instead of one on one, it's two to six per team making the DUEL even more challenging and involving up to 12 people per game. Yes, it looks like a tug of war game but if you play like tug of war your team will lose. The rules are simple. After a timed one minute huddle per team to discuss strategy, there are two basic ways to play. Last person standing wins or first team to lose a member loses. What strategy will your team use Who will think out of the box to outwit their opponent Each SURVIVOR DUEL™ GAME comes complete with two eight foot interlocking island platforms that can be taken apart into four foot sections for storage. Also included are a Cotton Duel Rope, rules and instructions. Features:Which Team Can Survive On Their IslandNOTE: This item can not be shipped to the State of California because of the CA state lawReturn Policy: This item is guaranteed to be free of defects in workmanship or materials for one year from the original date of delivery when installed and maintained properly. The manufacturer agrees to repair or replace without charge, at their choice, a product judged defective for either of these reasons and to return the item (or its replacement) freight prepaid. This guarantee policy is honored only when the product is inspected and found to have experienced normal use. The product warranty as well as inspection result are to be provided by the manufacturer rather than the retailer.

This game is without a doubt the best game you will ever find for under $30.00. This is the same high quality game as our standard Square Washer Toss game in a slightly smaller form. This game is a ton of fun for the kids since it is lighter and easier to carry around and they just love playing there own game beside dad and mom in the backyard. PLUS for all of the tourny players out there I nicknames this game the edge because if you set this game up to the same distance specs as the standard game and you get good at playing this game you will be unstoppable when you go to your next tournament. My family has been hand building washer toss games for years. Rest assured all of our games are completely hand made with only the best materials and built for quality, durability, and for years of fun for the whole family, from the smallest of the children to the oldest of adults everyone will love playing Washer Toss. All of our games include All joints are counter screwed with 21/4" trim head screws for a super strong fit. Our 5.2mm plyboard backings are held on by 12 11/4" screws. The indoor / outdoor carpet is pressed between the base and the sides for ease of replacement. The 3" tube is held to the base by 3 screws. Our Washer Game measures 14" X 14" Our games include 2" Safety gate hooks to prevent accidental opening. convenient retractable rope handles for ease of storage. 6 21/4" painted washers. All our washer games are hand stained with a satin clear stain to leave the natural beauty of the wood and make it last for years. Also included are the full playing instructions in clear easy to read format. Our washer game is perfect for all outdoor get togethers: barbeques, camping, picnics,boating, tailgating at the game even family reunions to keep the kids busy. They also make wonderful gifts for anyone of any age and occasions.

DISC 1: October 8, 1956? Don Larsen's Perfect Game, 1956 World Series Game 5: This remarkable record is a time-capsule of baseball from a different era. Stunning, riveting ? perfect--with play-by play from Mel Allen, Vin Scully, and a bonus audio track ? Bob Wolff's radio call. DISC 2: July 4, 1983 ? Dave Righetti's No-hitter: Righetti's no-hit gem in the sweltering heat against the rival Boston Red Sox announced by broadcast legend Mel Allen sparkled like an Independence Day fireworks display. DISC 3: September 4, 1993 - Jim Abbott's No-hitter: Of all the no-hitters ever thrown at Yankee Stadium, perhaps none was more unforeseen or inspirational. DISC 4: May 14, 1996 ? Dwight Gooden's No-hitter: His improbable no-hitter punctuated his remarkable return to Baseball and the city he had electrified a decade earlier setting an historic Yankees season into motion. DISC 5: May 17, 1998 ? David Wells' Perfect Game: On an equally perfect spring Sunday, David Wells, a lover of baseball history, made history as he became the 15th man to pitch a perfect game. DISC 6: July 18, 1999 ? David Cone's Perfect Game: The perfect final disc: The day began with a perfect salute to the past as Don Larsen threw the ceremonial first pitch to Yogi Berra. The day ended with David Cone finishing the third perfect game at Yankee Stadium - another intersection of Yankees heroics past and present. Bonus-- Abbott/Righetti Segment from "Unhittable" DVD; Wells/Larsen/Cone Segment from "Unhittable" DVD; Don Larsen on his Perfect Game in Game 5 of the 1956 World Series; Dwight Gooden on his 1996 No-Hitter; David Wells on his 1998 Perfect Game; David Cone on his 1999 Perfect Game; Dwight Gooden Day Ceremony at City Hall in 1996; David Wells Day Ceremony at City Hall in 1998

DISC 1: October 8, 1956? Don Larsen's Perfect Game, 1956 World Series Game 5: This remarkable record is a time-capsule of baseball from a different era. Stunning, riveting ? perfect--with play-by play from Mel Allen, Vin Scully, and a bonus audio track ? Bob Wolff's radio call. DISC 2: July 4, 1983 ? Dave Righetti's No-hitter: Righetti's no-hit gem in the sweltering heat against the rival Boston Red Sox announced by broadcast legend Mel Allen sparkled like an Independence Day fireworks display. DISC 3: September 4, 1993 - Jim Abbott's No-hitter: Of all the no-hitters ever thrown at Yankee Stadium, perhaps none was more unforeseen or inspirational. DISC 4: May 14, 1996 ? Dwight Gooden's No-hitter: His improbable no-hitter punctuated his remarkable return to Baseball and the city he had electrified a decade earlier setting an historic Yankees season into motion. DISC 5: May 17, 1998 ? David Wells' Perfect Game: On an equally perfect spring Sunday, David Wells, a lover of baseball history, made history as he became the 15th man to pitch a perfect game. DISC 6: July 18, 1999 ? David Cone's Perfect Game: The perfect final disc: The day began with a perfect salute to the past as Don Larsen threw the ceremonial first pitch to Yogi Berra. The day ended with David Cone finishing the third perfect game at Yankee Stadium - another intersection of Yankees heroics past and present. Bonus-- Abbott/Righetti Segment from "Unhittable" DVD; Wells/Larsen/Cone Segment from "Unhittable" DVD; Don Larsen on his Perfect Game in Game 5 of the 1956 World Series; Dwight Gooden on his 1996 No-Hitter; David Wells on his 1998 Perfect Game; David Cone on his 1999 Perfect Game; Dwight Gooden Day Ceremony at City Hall in 1996; David Wells Day Ceremony at City Hall in 1998

As the home for the New York Mets since 1964, Shea Stadium has hosted an amazing array of history-making ballgames, all-time players, colorful managers, and millions of devoted fans. From the high-flying championship teams to the low-flying planes, the sounds of Shea Stadium are ingrained in the hearts of the enthusiastic crowds who cheer their New York Mets. This six-game, 6-DVD collection spans five decades of promise, amusement, jubilation, and Mets baseball. It celebrates the legendary games and the baseball heroes who made Mets history. These six remarkable games are a time capsule and a window into the magic that glows within all Mets fans ? the magic found in their beloved Shea Stadium. DISC 1: 1969 World Series® Game 4 vs Baltimore Orioles?--Tom Seaver's 10-inning win was a decisive point of the '69 World Series as the Mets upset the heavily favored Orioles. DISC 2: 1986: National League® Championship Series Game 3 vs Houston Astros?--This come-from-behind bottom-of-the-nint h victory ended with Lenny Dykstra's famous walk-off home run. DISC 3: 1986: World Series Game 6 vs Boston Red Sox?--Considered "Baseball's greatest game", this improbable 10th-inning, miracle two-out comeback reached its climax with Mookie Wilson's swing and "...here comes Knight and the Mets win it!" DISC 4: 1999: National League Championship Series Game 5 vs Atlanta Braves?--Robin Ventura's "grand slam single" won this 15-inning game endurance test. DISC 5: Sept. 21, 2001: Regular season vs Atlanta Braves --The emotionally charged first game in New York City after the 9/11 terrorist attacks was electrified by Mike Piazza's 8th inning 2-run home run. DISC 6: May 19, 2006: Inter-League vs New York Yankees?--David Wright's walk-off hit snatched victory away from the cross-town rival Yankees in this classic see-saw battle. 1969 World Series Last Inning; Gary Carter Game-Winning HR (1985 Opening Day vs. Cardinals); 1986 NL East Division Clincher Highlights (September 17 vs. Cubs); 1986 World Series Game 7 Highlights; Matt Franco GW RBI (July 10, 1999 vs. Yankees); Todd Pratt GW HR (1999 NLDS Game 4 vs. Diamondbacks); Mets Win National League Pennant (2000 NLCS Game 5 vs. Cardinals); 2006 Walk-Off Moments; Mets Clinch NL East Division (September 19, 2006 vs. Marlins); Clutch Catch by Endy Chavez (2006 NLCS Game 7); Bill Shea Interview

The Wrigley Field-faithful, those intrepid fans of the Chicago Cubs--perhaps the most beloved team in Major League Baseball, have a special bond and affection for their hometown heroes. Some players, with the right alignment of team success and stellar individual performance, achieve a level of adoration reserved for conquering warriors, long-lost sweethearts, or trusted friends. These icons are saluted and then elevated to a throne of the all-time idols of the ivy-sheltered Wrigley Field faithful. Just as the words ?Waveland Avenue? conjure the images of windy city home runs, there are names and the games that summon the glory of Chicago Cubs baseball. This remarkable compilation of full-game DVDs pays tribute to an extraordinary group of all-time Cubs performers and their unforgettable performances. RYNE SANDBERG: June 23, 1984 - 5 for 6, 2 home runs, 7 RBI RICK SUTCLIFFE: 1984 NLCS Game 1 - no earned runs allowed, one home run hit ANDRE DAWSON: August 1, 1987 - 3 for 4, 5 RBI, 3 home runs MARK GRACE: 1989 NLCS Game 2, 3-4, 4 RBI KERRY WOOD: May 6, 1998 - 20 strikeouts SAMMY SOSA: September 13, 1998 - home runs number 61 and 62 GREG MADDUX: August 7, 2004 - 300th Victory DEREK LEE: June 1, 2005 - 5 for 5, 1 home run, 4 RBI Billy Williams Day Speech to Wrigley Fans; Hall of Fame Speech Highlights: Harry Caray, Ryne Sandberg; Ernie Banks: MLB All-Century Team Member; Rare Ernie Banks Postgame Interview on 500th HR; Special Game Footage: Ernie Banks 500th HR; Wrigley Field Highlights: Billy Williams, Ron Santo; Last 2 Outs of Ken Holtzman?s No Hitter; Dunston, Sandberg, Dawson 1990 All-Star Game Intros at Wrigley Field; Aramis Ramirez Hits 3 HR in a game twice in 2004; Cubs Clinch 1984 NL East Title; Cubs Clinch 1989 NL East Title; Cubs Clinch 2003 NL Central Title

Feeling lucky? Then pull up a chair and deal yourself in to these exciting card games from HOYLE, the #1 brand in family entertainment! HOYLE Card Games 2010 features all of your favorite team-style and solo card games from Old Maid and Canasta to Solitaire and Poker. Learn new games and refine your strategy for hours of card flippin' fun, all in the company of the personable HOYLE characters! New & Improved: *5 new and exciting games! *Large, easy-to-read playing cards and improved game logic *New AI characters and personalities *New shortcut keys for faster game play *Unlock a bonus game with each additional HOYLE 2010 purchase!** *BONUS Official Hoyle Rulebook & Strategy Guide included! HOYLE Highlights: *Use HOYLE Face Creator to design your own player *Customize card backs, characters and more *Earn HOYLE rewards to unlock fun game bonuses ** Does not apply to HOYLE Puzzle & Board Games System Requirements: Windows XP (Home & Pro) SP3/Windows Vista SP1, Pentium IV 2.4 GHz processor or faster, 512 MB (1 GB RAM for Windows Vista), 1024x768 16 bit color display, 64MB VRAM (Intel GMA chipsets supported), 3 GB Hard Disk Space, DVD-ROM drive, 33.6 Kbps modem or faster and internet service provider account required for internet access. Broadband internet service recommended. Macintosh OS X 10.4.11-10.5.6 Intel Core Solo processor or better, 1.5 GHz or higher processor, 512 MB RAM, 64MB VRAM (Intel GMA chipsets supported), 3 GB hard drive space, DVD-ROM drive, 33.6 Kbps modem or faster and internet service provider account required for internet access. Broadband internet service recommended. Administrator privileges are required to properly install the program on Windows XP, Windows Vista, and Mac OS X. User is responsible for all Internet access fees and phone charges. Important Installation Note: Please disable and Antivirus and/or Firewall software that you have running before installing this software