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I presume you're referring to Game 1 of the 1988 World Series. As a Dodger fan for over 40 years, I most DEFINITELY remember Kirk Gibson's ONLY APPEARANCE in that Series!
Anyway, the pitches went like this: foul, foul, foul, ball, foul, ball, ball (stolen base), home run.
Although I can not link to it, video of the complete at bat is available on DailyMotion.
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