What would be more exciting for you to see, if you were at an MLB game?

I would say six HR but 2 unassissted triple plays would be impressive. If I were a manager or a teammate I'd definitely say 6 HR b/c it does more to help your team win. Plus, you break the single-game HR record which will be brought up more in the future, being more important. And, as a fan, it lasts longer, hoping to see a HR every at bat, it's exciting.

Two unassisted triple plays. I'd even take one triple play over 6 home runs. After the 3rd HR by the same guy, it would start to get boring. Triple plays are hard to come by, unassisted ones are even harder.

I'll take the 6 HR, or the 2 grandslams mentioned.

I saw an unassisted triple play a few weeks ago (don't remember who or team) but it wasn't really that impressive. Kinda boring actually considering the feat - catch, tag, step on bag. It took all of about 1.5 seconds.

I've always been a fan of inside the park homeruns too. I'll take 2 of those over the 6 out of the parks.

If we can only review the past 20 years, I'll go with Game 7 of the 1991 World Series. No tomorrow for either team, scoreless through nine, so we go to extra innings... the tension was palpable, the outcome (which could have gone either way) perfect. Game 7 of the 2001 World Series a close second. Games 4 and 5 of the 2004 ALCS, a total of 26 innings, were just nerve-wrackingly unbelievable.

the triple plays. Both scenarios are near-impossible, but I think it's more fun from a spectator's perspective to watch brilliant defensive plays. Whenever someone makes an incredible play or catch when I'm scoring at the ballpark, I actually put an exclamation point on the play (ex.- 9! or 3-6-1!)

6 hr by one player would be amazing to see

very far fetched, but 6 Hr by the same player

6 HR by one player, that would be amazing to see

two triple plays. 6 home runs would start to get boring, it would lose it's dazzle after the 3rd or 4th. but no one would anticipate 2 triple plays coming, that would be fantastic.

I would take 4 HRs by one player and add 2 female streakers that are tackled by the outfielders.