I'm not even a Jays fan but I still tear up every time I hear "Touch them all Joe! You'll never hit a bigger home run in your life!" It's literally what every young ball player fantasized about growing up - winning the World Series on a walk off Home Run. The pinnacle of baseball. What a legendary call by Tom Cheek

@rancidcrawfish

2 ай бұрын

Lmao wow

@OroborusFMA

2 ай бұрын

Blue Jays haven't come close to the World Series since.

@drulamane

2 ай бұрын

Scripted

@LexTan

2 ай бұрын

Toronto born Blue Jays fan here. I honor you for honoring Tom Cheek and Joe Carter. He was a delight to listen to alongside his broadcast partner Jerry Howarth whom I had the honor of befriending back in the summertime last year. Tom is definitely missed by us old school fans.

@LexTan

2 ай бұрын

I am surprised, though, that Edwin Encarnacion's 2016 Walk-off in the Wild Card game didn't get included here.

the Bote slam will forever live rent free in my head. From the swing, to the bat flip, the call and then the airplane celebration the whole moment is so electric 🔥

@fabulosopapi

2 ай бұрын

Such a shame as a nats fan it still stings a little after a 7 inning max scherzer gem lol

@peteroni21

2 ай бұрын

@@fabulosopapisame bro

@martindrew1299

2 ай бұрын

Love that you can see Bill Murray in the white hat in the background cheering on the Cubs!!! @ 2:01

@underrated5007

2 ай бұрын

Well in a diner in California my dad stood up an screamed when this happened

@alecgeis3625

2 ай бұрын

@@fabulosopapiknocked us outta the playoff race too

Joe Buck was absolutely fired up for Nelson Cruz’s walk off slam

@joshserrano554

2 ай бұрын

Yeah, I was afraid he would have a heart attack

@Barny5ive

2 ай бұрын

True story, Joe Buck had actually suffered left vocal cord paralysis from complications of surgery. That's why his voice was way off.

@OzzyGT

2 ай бұрын

@@Barny5ivethen he shouldn’t have been in the booth. Plus, J Buck has always been anti-climatic af. Surgery or not.

@hillerysean

2 ай бұрын

Well, KZread decided to restart and eliminate my comment. I knew this was a special moment for the rangers, I believed they even played “The Natural” as he rounded the bases. I didn’t need Joe Buck and his failure to show a pulse when my favorite team does something so electric I was almost levitating in the air jumping up so much. Leave it to lame baseball announcers to mail it in when your team actually deserves a historic call.

@forrestmartin2115

2 ай бұрын

@@hilleryseanI think Joe Davis made up for it in Game 1 of last year WS🎉

David Freese and the 2011 Cards were the best postseason journey I have ever seen

@rich6459rb

2 ай бұрын

I agree man and I’m a rangers fan. That series was amazing!!

@audielmurphy9624

2 ай бұрын

I moved home to St. Louis on 3/17/11 from a tour in Germany with the Army. I watched every game that season and through the playoffs. Truly incredible!

@troyzuniga3319

2 ай бұрын

Fu

@frederickglass1583

2 ай бұрын

​@troyzuniga3319 Don't be salty, you guys exorcised your postseason demons last October.

@erikletendre7512

2 ай бұрын

That was the craziest game ever. Last strike is nuts. I will never forget watching that game.

“He has not hit a home run” Benson casually smashes a walk off

If only Jose Bautista’s was a walkoff. That was lit

@kingsnake8992

2 ай бұрын

I was thinking the same thing

@StonewallTitlow

2 ай бұрын

He did hit a walk off grand slam once.

@calebos268

Ай бұрын

@@StonewallTitlow Mets legend

I absolutely feel the love from Harper sprinting around the bases to share his love with his teammates.

@Dolorous_Edd_

2 ай бұрын

That should have been wayyyyy higher on the list

@drewdurbin4968

Ай бұрын

That reallyvwas à shot

Game 6 of the Cardinals-Rangers World Series was the best game I’ve ever witnessed in the history of the game.

“ Joe Carter with a three run homer! The winner and still World Champions the Toronto Blue Jays”

Thank god the Rangers won this year, now I can watch David Freese without a pit in my stomach

@Chronoseid

2 ай бұрын

I still can’t watch it lol

@fatjonseatingadventures5429

2 ай бұрын

Being a cardinals fan I’ll never not get goose bumps from game 6

@VancouverChokers

2 ай бұрын

Baseball fans outside Houston rejoiced because they beat Houston.

@Marwarluigi

2 ай бұрын

@@fatjonseatingadventures5429 it caused me 12 years of trauma haha

@Marwarluigi

2 ай бұрын

@@VancouverChokers first team to actually win after saying ‘We want Houston’

I remember watching Kirk Gibson smash that home run and shocking Dennis Eckersley who was like the Mariano Rivera of his day. No one thought Gibby would even be available, and when Vin Scully said on the TV that he was nowhere to be found, he got up, told Tommy Lasorda that he was available to pinch-hit, and started taking practice swings. Gibby had injuries in both legs at this point, so he couldn't really step forward or push off during his swing without a lot of pain, and it's why he was jogging in such a janky way when he was rounding the bases. The play was one of Tommy's biggest "go big or go home" gambles, and the payoff is one reason why baseball endures in this continent: One swing of the bat can change everything.

@jtc1964x

22 күн бұрын

The greatest at-bat I have ever seen

2:34 Gotta love Jim Thomes parents reaction Mom: "he did it!" 🫢 Dad: "that's my boy" As they celebrate. What a great moment to have

@Rahlew510

Ай бұрын

Jim Thome's mom passed a few years before he hit that home run. I am pretty sure that wasn't her.

@ooSyzygy

Ай бұрын

@@Rahlew510 oh man that's my bad. That's really what it looked liked to me, but I had no prior knowledge, my fault for assuming

@Rahlew510

Ай бұрын

​@@ooSyzygyNo worries at all. I just didn't want someone jumping on you for something that clearly wasn't meant to be malicious.

I was expecting the Chris Chambliss 1976 ALCS game 5 walk off. How can that be not in the list? The whole stadium ran into the field !

gotta love when Bernie Williams is shown some love in these videos

The one by David freeze was absolutely beautiful I really enjoyed that 😁💯😜

I'm glad they went back far enough to remind everyone of the Giants legendary pennant winner

@MagSeven7

2 ай бұрын

I agree. Probably the very first "walk off" that meant anything! I grew up a Yankees fan and remember all those Yankee playoff shots like they happened yesterday.The one that still breaks my heart..Mazeroski against the Yankees in '60. I remember crying after that one!!!

2:14 jim thome does his best mike schmidt impression by hitting hr number 500 and win a ballgame all in one swing

@bigsarge8795

2 ай бұрын

Harry Kalas would approve

Big Papi, game 2 of the 2013 ALCS. The Sox already lost game 1 to the Tigers’ Ace. Facing a series 0-2 deficit against that vaunted Detroit pitching staff. 8th inning, down 5-1 and facing almost certain doom. David Ortiz comes up with the bases loaded and hits a grand slam to their closer, Joachim Benoit, who hadn’t given up a single home run all year. I swear to God that ice ran through the veins of that man. That was one of the most epic, if not *THE* most epic homerun I have ever seen. It wasn’t a walkoff but it was still clutch

@carlitosortiz2870

2 ай бұрын

I always followed David Ortiz because he has my younger brother's (who passed at a young age) first and last name. he made me proud of following him ever since he was a Twin.

@YouKnowMySteez

25 күн бұрын

My favorite HR of all-time.

@HummaKavula-DontVoteForStupid

25 күн бұрын

@@YouKnowMySteez Mine too. Imagine he doesn't homer in this situation? Sox fall 2 games to none to Detroit? In my entire life, as a baseball fan, I have never seen one swing of the bat change a playoff series. The fact that Benoit hadn't surrendered a homer all year makes this feat even more special. Love him or hate him, Big Papi is the greatest clutch hitter in the history of baseball.

I'll always love Magglio Ordonèz for that Homer, one of the best Tigers moments ever

I remember watching the Cubs v Nationals game and my wife asked why I still had it on…my reply was “it just takes one swing” and I pointed to the sky like Bote while watching it go over the wall. I’ll never forget that slam

0:35 That was perfect timing

@08C6PaceCar

2 ай бұрын

The announcer curse!? More like the announcer premonition 😂

Watching a walk off in person is such a vibe!

@deancarver6899

23 күн бұрын

Especially to send your team to the playoffs.. bottom 9 2 outs 3-2 count the things every kid dreamed of

I’m just here for Magglio. Sad we didn’t get Dan Dickerson’s call that lives rent free in my brain at all times. “It’s deep, it’s way back, the Tigers are going to the World Series!”

@danielzielinski4662

2 ай бұрын

Literally got the worst radio version for that one.

Great Video! Always love watching the crowd reaction on moments. But what about Cal Raleigh's walk home run to send the Mariners to the postseason in 21 years?

@williamsmith8522

2 ай бұрын

I think it’s mostly based off crowd pop, most are home games. I’m a cardinals fan and the best Cardinals post season HR of all (yes better than Freese and Ozzie) Pujols off Lidge isn’t included because the home crowd was just silent.

@jakefloyd927

2 ай бұрын

Definitely was a miss here

As a Toronto Blue Jays fan, the Joe Carter home run will always be the most epic home run to me. As a person who works as an on-air personality for my living, I think it's so damn cool that when David Freese hit that Game 6 walk-off in 2011 and said "We will see you tomorrow night!" it was almost exactly 20 years prior that his dad, Jack Buck, called Kirby Puckett's Game 6 walk-off with those same words.

2005 World Series Game 2: Scott Podsednik...epic and classic!!!!

@jayperez5987

2 ай бұрын

White Sox pride

@thomasherrera6587

2 ай бұрын

Probably one of the most improbable homeruns as well!

Mazeroski's walk off was a top 10 sports moment of all time

@Masmo2510isbored

2 ай бұрын

Fax​@@JosTheChair

@penguinusrex

2 ай бұрын

Game 7 is more epic than Game 6

@Pikesburgh

Ай бұрын

​@@JosTheChairBULLSHIT

God I love this sport

@SuperSailorNightstorm

2 ай бұрын

So do I Man! 😎

@hotwheelzvette959

2 ай бұрын

Baseball deserves more love fr

@minari8076

Ай бұрын

there really is nothin like baseball

David Freese will always be an STL legend :)

@bobbybunn1467

2 ай бұрын

Fr Gives me goosebumps every time Go Cards

@nurzetv8866

2 ай бұрын

it's hard to watch for me but 6:21 is where I go to be happy

@omalleycaboose5937

2 ай бұрын

As a Rangers Fan I can finally appreciate what he did as he is no longer the devil

@jochph

2 ай бұрын

@@omalleycaboose5937 I was a Josh Hamilton fan… weird thing to say in retrospect (all thats came to light now) but ive always had an american league favorite team and national league team… the Rangers were that… now its the Royals..

@omalleycaboose5937

2 ай бұрын

@@jochph I am a rangers fan, from the dfw area and they are just my team But I also picked a team from each division to follow when Rangers aren't playing Rangers Orioles Phillies Rockies Royals Brewers And yeah maybe I'm nuts but I feel the Royals are building something right now.

As a Dodgers fan I gotta say you guys coulda included CT3s walk off as a more modern Dodgers one but the Gibby one is indeed legendary

I love baseball forever because of these moments

@tyreepowell8367

2 ай бұрын

MLB Baseball ⚾ Is Your Life George Rodriguez

My god, the absolute CLARITY & CRISPNESS of that clip of the '04 NLCS G6 Edmonds HR... *chef's kiss*

Chris Burke’s walk off HR with Milo Hamilton and Alan Ashby on the radio call lives rent free in my head.

I would have ended it with Mazeroski. Carter’s team was trailing, but it was Game 6 and Carter himself was a strong hitter. Mazeroski was Game 7, and nobody would have expected him to go yard. Also, Boone’s Game 7 homer>Papi’s Game 4 homer. Papi’s started the 3-0 comeback, but Boone’s homer literally won the pennant in a winner take all game. And speaking of pennant winning homers, as much as it hurts me, I’m shocked Altuve’s pennant winning homer wasn’t here. It’s too iconic and recent to leave out.

Bote's slam was one of the craziest sports moments i've ever seen live

Odd that they didn’t use either Jack Buck’s or Jon Gordon’s call for Puckett’s HR.

Gotta add that game 6 2019 Jose Altuve home run to send the Astros to the World series

@SuperNathan777

2 ай бұрын

I was about to say… they’re missing one haha

@andysloan805

2 ай бұрын

prolly cuz he was cheating

@cuhyotepowered1201

2 ай бұрын

Unfortunately game 5 of the 2023 ALCS Altuve Homer in the 9th wasn’t a walk off but it sure felt like it.

@jeffhazen5314

2 ай бұрын

@@andysloan805oh yeah? Based on what evidence?

@andysloan805

Ай бұрын

@@jeffhazen5314 how tf did u find this

Where's Evan Longoria's game 162 homer?? Insane to not include that.

@rudnickulous

2 ай бұрын

For real. That’s a massive oversight. That home run ended the biggest collapse in baseball history by the Sox and pushed the Rays to the playoffs with one swing. Like, who made this compilation? How could a baseball fan not think of that?

@tylermccann848

2 ай бұрын

Glad I wasn't the only one thinking it... It's probably just because it's the Rays. They always get overlooked.

@ExtreemNutjob

Ай бұрын

Im a redsox fan that had everything to lose by that homerun and I still agree that it should be on this list

And this is why we play. This is why we watch. ❤

The Max Muncy disrespect smh. Where's Muncy's 2018 WS game 3 18th innings walk off?

Great list, but where is Longoria’s home run from game 162? Everyone said that was an historic night, come on MLB.

as a Torontonian… forever proud of that moment and the Bautista flip

As soon as I saw Robbie Ray I knew what was about to happen 😭😭 I’m a Mariners fan!😭😭

I will never forget the Ozzie Smith home run. We could hear the cheering coming from our neighbors house.

Love Kruks reaction to the Harper slam!

I think that Freese HR was iconic not because he hit it, but because of that triple he hit a couple innings earlier. The Gibby HR is simply legendary.

I remember as a kid watching Carter walk it off versus Wild Thing from the Phillies

@Veganerd_

2 ай бұрын

Me too, I was 13 and couldn't believe I'd just seen a walk off home run to win the worlds series. :)

I don't see robin ventura's grand slam single on here and I don't know how you leave that out. One of my favorite Mets moments even if I wasn't able to witness it live and we lost that series.

The David Freese one is the best. Down to two strikes and the game on the line twice. Epic moment.

I'm like, what's bigger than Kirk Gibson, Oh yeah, Joe Carter.

david freeses run to home will forever be etched in my brain. along with that call🔥

Nelson Cruz, David Freese, David Ortiz, Adolis Garcia, Joe Carter, Magglio Ordoñez, Bryce Harper, Bernie Williams, Derek Jeter, Evan Longoria, Yordan Alvarez some of the most epic walk off home runs whether in regular or post season.. Longoria's wasn't shown

@raptors9097

2 ай бұрын

Or Encarnacion against Baltimore

@jacksonking718

2 ай бұрын

crazy how they missed the biggest walk off from arguably the best night in baseball history. Wild to leave that out.

@Josh-ut4wv

2 ай бұрын

or Altuve's GM6 2019 ALCS one to send the Astros to the WS.

@Diehardbucsfan

2 ай бұрын

Travis ishikawa to win the pennant for the giants

@charlestestudune9357

2 ай бұрын

@@raptors9097as an Os fan, kinda glad it wasn’t. Still haven’t gotten over that one.

Joe Buck gets so lit for that Cruz walk-off. I had to turn down my volume.

That Puckett-off-Liebrandt still smarts 30-some years later... Braves' lefties used to live off the corner, and I pretty much saw it coming because every pitch Charlie threw that inning seemed to catch a little more plate... and Kirby finally got his arms extended...

I wonder if Ichiro against Rivera will be on this video, long time ago but still an epic HR against one of the best closers ever.

@TerryT0114

2 ай бұрын

Nope, all playoff HR it seems. I get that

Joe Buck playing tribute to his dad during that David Freese home run always brings a tear to my eye.

There is nothing better in sports than a walk-off.

Unbelievable that you leave out the walk off from the greatest night in regular season history. Game 162 Longo's homerun should be here.

90s-00s classic players! Wow good old days. Walk-off grand slams are incredible moments

I would add Tony Pena's homer in the 1995 ALDS, Cleveland's greatest season

Hanley Ramirez’s walk off home run after a comeback by the Red Sox vs. Yankees in 2016 should be on here. Red Sox were down 5-1 (5-2 with 2 outs in the bottom 9th), and so many fans left the stadium before Hanley’s walk off.

Game 2 of the 2005 World Series, Scott Podsednik, who hit 42 home runs in his 11 year career, hits a walk off home run. Insane. Very surprised and sad to not see this on here ☹️

Yall realize that freese HR run is in the WS..... I mean imagine the odds and the pressure of a city on your shoulders and you make grown men cry

The complete lack of enthusiasm on the Cruz call for a walk off slam in the NLCS is absolutely criminal

EVERYONE forgets Kirby Puckett almost hit for the CYCLE (double shy) in Game 6! Insane!

@thediehardarkansasrazorbak7288

2 ай бұрын

And exactly 20 years later Joe gets to honor his father by repeating "We will see you tomorrow night"!.. I saw both games and loved it!⚾⚾⚾⚾⚾

Incredible quality on all these clips!!!!! :) 10:48 I can't believe the Red Sox run in 2004 was almost 20 years ago now!!!!

@kylecusac

2 ай бұрын

Would love for them to upload the 04 championship series in high def

Baseball is the greatest sport to ever exist. 1 swing can change everything ❤

Surprised kurt Suzuki putting the Mets down in 2019 didn’t make the cut. That was the night nationals fans knew they had a winner before the world did.

That Travis Ishikawa homer will always make me smile!

Playing the Ortiz walk off after the yanks was insane 😂

All legendary...amazing

Picked up a David Bote Jersey the next morning, Wrigley was rocking

Yo that david bodie run was a really good pitch He just turned on it.I love it when I see good offense and defense.And just a good baseball moment.Just happens like you can't blame.Anybody on that pit was just a really good head.Good location he just tracked on it

David Freese... I'll never forget that ridiculous game 6 in 2011

Mazeroski homerun is a walk off homerun in the game 7 of a World Series. Totally underrated.

The best sports moment of my life was being 8 years old and witnessing the Kirk Gibson homerun in person.

Where did all the widescreen broadcasts of those mid 2000s games come from? This is the first time I’m seeing them. Also same question about the ESPN Radio broadcasts of those games.

all i learned from this video is that Joe Buck can take the excitement out of everything

The David Freese homer. I get chills from “we’ll see you tomorrow night”, but from what it said on the Jumbotron, i feel it as iconic. “We Are Cardinal Nation.”

Jim Thome’s 500th home run is one of the best things I’ve scene in baseball

Take notice how many of these home runs are a result of the pitcher missing his spot. These hitters are sooooooo good. You can’t make a mistake.

I still remember bring in my best friends living room at age 11 at his birthday party and 8 of us and his parents screaming when he hit that Homer... go jays

Was like watching me and my brothers and our friends as we played all day long at the park until either the Sun went down or an angry parent showed up! 🤣

These are ALL great, and glad that my favorite Kirk Gibson's is so high up on the list, but it should be #1. Were any of the other ones hit by an injured, hobbled player on a team that wasn't supposed to win it all? No.

@ARes13FOX

2 ай бұрын

Against the most dominant and feared closer of that generation.

As a Cardinals fan...I cried about 5 times during this video.

The Altuve one vs Chapman deserved to be here

0:57 kruky knew it before it was hit !!😊😊

Jeff Kent, Manny Ramirez, Jim Edmonds, also Kirby Puckett as well

No Scott Podsednik 2005 WS walkoff is criminal

Seeing Yordan hit that walk off against Seattle in person was one of the best memories I’ll ever have…

Manny homerun swing is the sweetest swing next to Ken Griffey Jr

The Nelson Cruz home run at like the 2:45 mark gets the Joe Buck Awful Call treatment

Some of these calls I’ve never heard. For example, the Jon Miller call of Magglio’s Pennant-winning Homer.

@garyr.31

2 ай бұрын

Right, why didnt they use the more exciting call

Im excited too see what happens this year

Back when Houston was in the NL…only team to represent both conferences in the World Series

Now this is hype Af

So many great Giants moments

Outstanding list...would love to have seen Scott Hattebergs also for the A's 20th consecutive win. Good stuff

I was at the Bryce Harper walk off grand slam. Came for the post game Diplo concert but the game was awesome at the end.

Joe Carter and Kirk Gibson will live forever in the walk-off contest.