For this installment of View of the Day, we're going with a double feature. Two seats with incredible views of David Freese's 2011 World Series Game 6 heroics.

You can't say the words "2011", "David Freese", "Game 6" or "See you tomorrow night" out of context in this town without someone immediately talking about that day.

Coming into Game 6, Freese had a career line of .276/.351/.503 with 24 extra-base hits in 59 postseason at-bats (in related matters, he won both NLCS and World Series MVP laurels in 2011).

Deadspin found the BBC radio feed from Game 6 of the World Series, took the announcer's call of David Freese's walkoff homer and put it over the FOX video.

David Freese is mobbed at home plate after circling the bases on his 11th inning game winning homer during Game 6 of the World Series between the Texas Rangers and St. Louis Cardinals at Busch ...

Freese played two more seasons with the St. Louis Cardinals after his Game 6 heroics, compiling a .286 batting average with 44 home runs and an 2012 All-Star Game selection.

David Freese is mobbed at home plate after circling the bases on his 11th inning game winning homer during Game 6 of the World Series between the Texas Rangers and St. Louis Cardinals at Busch ...

Arguably the most heart-stopping moment in Cardinals history is the David Freese triple in Game 6 of the 2011 World Series, but that ball was missing for five years.

John G. Mabanglo/EPA The St. Louis Cardinals' David Freese celebrates after hitting a walk-off home run in the bottom of the 11th inning of Game 6 of the World Series against the Texas Rangers ...

Early in Game 6, David Freese made a major mistake when he dropped a pop-up. He managed to redeem himself in a big way in extra innings.

The Dodgers moved David Freese to leadoff in NLCS Game 6 and the decision paid off with a game-opening home run.

(CBS) - Following the Cardinals' improbable Game 6 win over the Texas Rangers, Lance Berkman and David Freese had plenty to talk about. The two Cardinals had major hits late in the game to tie the ...