This is weird. This was a suggested video in my feed for some reason today, and the story behind this is really freaking me out! I watched this game live with my big brother Ronnie, who passed away 2 years ago from pancreatic cancer. I'm a huge Jays fan and Ronnie was 20 times more of a fan than I was. For some reasons , we never really got along, except when it came to watching the Blue Jays. He came over to watch that game at my place that day, which was the first time he had ever done that. So we're watching the game and the 7th inning comes around and we go from being in a major sour mood after the Russel Martin dead ball play, to actually hugging each other for the first time when Bautista hit that 3 run homer. Just over the moon ecstatic! I am, at this moment now, living in the apartment he used to live in. In his old room, watching this video! And, *Today, October 23rd 2022, would have been his 66th BIRTHDAY!!* Happy Birthday! And Rest in Peace bro. 🙏

@CurtisTerranova

Жыл бұрын

Beautiful story, one of those moments you hold onto forever. Sports are one hell of a thing, able to make those crazy emotional moments. Peace and love to you my man!

@a.d.3606

Жыл бұрын

Great story bud. My condolences, but glad y'all shared that moment.

@RoseMary-yl6wk

Жыл бұрын

❤🙏

@johnferguson40

Жыл бұрын

Memories.

@christineanderson385

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for sharing your story. That you recognize this to be an amazing coincidence, and took the time to share it with us means that our loved ones are still here with us, even if it is only in our memories.

The noise when he hit that homer must have been amazing in the stadium,

@geraldbrown5055

Жыл бұрын

WOW

@360vision

11 ай бұрын

i went to a world cup soccer game ... when a goal got scored the sound was like in this video.... you're screaming as loud as you can but can't hear your voice!

@playdiscgolf1546

11 ай бұрын

It’s up there. Barry Sanders breaking 2000 yards with a 50 yard run against the Jets, at the Silverdome, was the loudest I’ve ever heard a crowd.

@blueblaze9862

10 ай бұрын

Scary

@tonyimboden

9 ай бұрын

I can't speak for inside, but I was working security at Gate 7. The sound we heard was crazy

Great to see him come back and retire with the Jays. I was sitting in the outfield about 50 yards from the ball. The place erupted like an earthquake, I swear you could feel the stadium shaking. We were all jumping up and down hugging total strangers. You would have thought we just won the World Series. I told my wife afterwards (she’s not a big sports fan) that she will likely never experience a better live moment in sports in our lifetime. What a crazy series of events. ❤

@1234deedubz

9 ай бұрын

I agree. I was sitting in the 200s, and I'll never forget this game. The build up of frustration to exictment in that inning was unreal. There were two guys almost fighting when the beers were being tossed and after Jose hit the homerun they climbed over like 10 rows to hug each other. Then after the game walking back to the subway, all you hear are the "Jose, Jose, Jose, Jose" chants. Great day!

@WolfhoundK

9 ай бұрын

I was walking past the Joey's at Yonge and Dundas at the moment this happened and it felt like an earthquake that far north.

@user-yn9lg2jq4i

9 ай бұрын

I wish I was there. My husband is not a sports fan. If we're qualifying or in the world series then. Back then we and the raptors were playing. We had a dual program where there was raptors talking. He muted the Jays while they were in a commercial and vice versa. I'm glad that we won over 60 games and the Rays we broke the series. I never thought the Yankee would be number 5 and Orioles #1. But go Jays go. I could only imagine how much the tickets cost

@user-yn9lg2jq4i

9 ай бұрын

Rays winning streak

@matthewtanner5127

8 ай бұрын

the kawhi leonard 3pointer to beat the 76ers tops it, but what a homer, what a game.

Get in contact with Bautista, and make a documentary on this inning. It's historic.

@Gav_Rangersfan

Жыл бұрын

Agree

@sen6728

Жыл бұрын

greatest moment in canadian sports history

@joshperry9976

Жыл бұрын

@@sen6728 That batflip is an all time great moment in sports history let alone canada. I’ve never seen a playoff moment quite like this one since.

@sen6728

Жыл бұрын

@@joshperry9976 since pujols 700th hr? shohei's historic season? there has been many iconic moments since then, this is Canada's iconic moment

@andre9710

Жыл бұрын

@@sen6728 Bautista HR was insane, but it is below Joe Carter’s World Series winning walkoff HR for the Jays, (arguably) Kawaii’s shot vs the 76ers, Henderson’s goal in the Summit Series vs USSR and Crosby’s golden goal

“A seventh inning you’ll never forget” Not even Harold knew how right he would be

Everything in this inning was insane. Martin at bat. Texas with the crazy errors. So much going on. You’ll never see a inning like this again ever.

@JustBeHonestYeah

Жыл бұрын

This don’t even make too 50 innings of all time. Only for Toronto lol.

@jwehrli6

Жыл бұрын

I thought they were going to reverse the call at the plate when he tripped the catcher

@chavi5805

Жыл бұрын

@@JustBeHonestYeah it definitely does

@butch420cassidy4

11 ай бұрын

Andrus 3 errors is the craziest part of the inning.. that just doesn't happen

@kevinfromottawa8229

9 ай бұрын

i actually saw a half inning like that...bartman interference of a fly ball in 2003...and the cubs errors and breakdowns...allowing the marlins to sneak through...

This was one of the single most amazing innings in Blue Jays history and I'll never forget it. Jose really was that guy, always gonna miss him

@evanminacs1435

Жыл бұрын

*mlb history.

@albertawildcat3164

Жыл бұрын

Not just the most amazing in Blue Jays history...In MLB history!

@Flexb123

Жыл бұрын

I really miss Bautista. He was always that guy when things were most dire and emotional, he would come up huge. I wish Jays had a player like that currently, but they don't. That chip and passion he played with his sorely missed. I see some of that in Soto and Tatis Jr though, too bad Jays didn't sign Soto when they could have.

@fredfosdick4093

Жыл бұрын

@@albertawildcat3164 Not just MLB history, up there with the best of ALL sports history.

@jason-ed6qs

Жыл бұрын

@@albertawildcat3164 lol sure

I don't know if I'm the only person on the planet to notice this--but listen to the initial roar of the crowd when Bautista hits it out. There's only one other time I have ever heard that phenomenon....it's Gibson's 1988 homer. It's a roar that is so guttural and deep....it's AMAZING. Listen to it. AMAZING moment in baseball!

@jackzaffos9347

10 күн бұрын

I listened as you suggested. It was different. It was solid sound, no modulation, like a noise machine or a swarm of locusts . Also, the duration of that sound was remarkable.

@rickmccloy4201

2 күн бұрын

The weirdest thing about this inning is that 'The Bat Flip' wasn't evened mentioned at the time. Wouldn't the 3 error half-nning be a better title?

Could you imagine if every baseball game had this suspense and intensity?

15:05 The moment in Toronto Blue Jays history that will be talked about for years to come.

Giants fan here and I remember this moment vividly. I was at a bar on Valencia in downtown SF with a friend. There were quite a few Blue Jays fans in the bar watching the game but were pretty quiet after the previous inning. Then this happened and they got back into it. Then the José Bautista bat flip happened and they went bonkers.

@keithoneil9274

Ай бұрын

There are Blue Hays fans everywhere

I left school to watch this game 😂 best game I’ve ever watched. Playoff baseball at its finest

@Adampeachey2024

10 ай бұрын

Jesus loves you!!

@unnervingly1504

9 ай бұрын

Who are you bro. Stop commenting "Jesus loves you" on things that dont have ANYthingg to do with religion.@@Adampeachey2024

@augustdreier6595

9 ай бұрын

i dont love him back@@Adampeachey2024

Here after Bautista made the level of excellence and yes this is truly historic

@carothomas-bn3wk

9 ай бұрын

❤❤❤❤❤❤

What a crazy inning and that's one of the loudest crowd reactions ever.

@mb7196

9 ай бұрын

almost as loud as Carter's homerun :)

The crowd atmosphere in Toronto is amazing! No matter what sport it is, the city is so fanatical!

@mhansen5646

9 ай бұрын

Its a shitty city for sure

I have much more empathy for the Rangers and their fans now after what happened to us this year. 3 consecutive errors to lose the game. Brutal. Just like blowing an 8-1 lead. Brutal. Sports can break your heart. Don't congratulate yourself too much for someone else's mistakes. Don't berate yourself too much for yours.

@sampilcher7196

Жыл бұрын

Well said

@sportsforlife17

Жыл бұрын

Its a great moment to remember so I don’t know why you have to ruin the moment

@untexan

Жыл бұрын

Nah all that empathy went out the window 2 minutes after the homer when the Rangers got on their unwritten rules right way to play the game bullshit. The Jays got jacked by a loophole in the rules in a deciding playoff game and then Bautista erased it with a 450-foot homer, they have every right to celebrate.

@sportsforlife17

Жыл бұрын

@@untexan exactly

@MashedPotatoes-

Жыл бұрын

This was so much worse for rangers fans hahaha

This is, and will likely always always be, baseballs defining inning in my life. Watching this live was, well, indescribable. Watching the flip replay for weeks afterward was a source of tearfully laughter. The clip itself doesn't do the inning justice. What a ride this was.

@KillerPojo12

7 ай бұрын

me too. weird eh !

@h445

3 сағат бұрын

that's just sad, man

I miss this blue jays team, these guys were exciting to watch even though they didn’t make it all the way through the playoffs, plus I remember watching this game, it was wild.

@GamingCeo420

Ай бұрын

2015-16 had all my favourite teams doing good, London knights won in 2016, jays were amazing, canadiens were amazing too

I feel so bad for Beltre. He fielded that bunt perfectly, threw a perfect throw to third base, and the shortstop just dropped it.

@chrysology

10 ай бұрын

I know right. Beltre is an all-time great fielder. He must've been absolutely livid.

@davidstefano2709

9 ай бұрын

Dude, the look on Hamels’ face. He had pitched an absolute gem and it was absolutely wasted.

@omegamanGXE

8 ай бұрын

Elvis Andrus may as well have been replaced by the corpse of Elvis Presley

My whole body just become one big goosebump watching that Bautista contact. Man. A homerun brought a city together.

@philgiglio7922

11 ай бұрын

Knew it was gone as soon as he hit it. And I knew nothing about that inning. Long suffering Cubs fan.

@vmf1965

8 ай бұрын

And that epic bat flip - wow! (I grew up an Expos fan) True, in the first meeting between both teams at Texas the following season, Odor unleashed on Bautista in an infamous benches-clearing brawl, since the Rangers' 2B was still sour about this game, and I imagine, about the bat flip... But that's part of the crescendo of emotions unleashed with the stadium-shaking HR...

"You can only flirt with fire for so long, and it's gonna burn ya." My favourite quote from a sports announcer.

@ProudIndian-hd5hd

9 ай бұрын

True that 😶

Probably the most memorable Blue Jays moment that I witnessed live. That whole 7th inning was crazy.

@fredfosdick4093

Жыл бұрын

Were you at the game? I remember watching it on TV, it's up there with my favourite moments in all sports!

@oldmandoinghighkicksonlyin1368

Жыл бұрын

Hello? Joe Carter? Walk off home run to win WORLD SERIES?!?

@jrc01718

Жыл бұрын

@@oldmandoinghighkicksonlyin1368 most current Jays fans only hopped on the bandwagon in 2015 when the team finally had some relevance again, I doubt most of them have any clue who Joe Carter is.

@waschukd

Жыл бұрын

@@oldmandoinghighkicksonlyin1368 “Probably the most memorable Blue Jays moment that I WITNESSED LIVE”

@oldmandoinghighkicksonlyin1368

Жыл бұрын

@@waschukd I guess 30 years ago is a long time ago. I witnessed the back-to-back World Series live.

I got to interview home plate umpire Dale Scott about this inning. He said Gibby wanted to "protest everything" and that in all his years umpiring, this the most exciting - and strangest - 45 minutes he'd ever had

I don’t care what anyone says I’ll be back rooting for my blue jays again next year baby!!! Let’s go jays

@Flexb123

Жыл бұрын

I think those kids need an aging elite veteran slugger amidst them. Vladdy and Bo thinkin they own the team just isn't working. They need someone they respect who keeps them keeping their socks pulled up kinda thing. It was a bit of an embarrassing season. Vladdy thumpin his chest in game 1 of a 3 game regular season game, after hitting a walk off single. I knew the second I saw it that would come back on him. And Bichette tryin to play hero, not respecting the speed and skill of Springer to make that catch and colliding. Then springer lying there like he got shot and replay showed he took a grazzed forearm off his head. Whopdeedo. GTFU Springer. Even Nick Kyprious was making fun of that a couple days later on hockey central. This current team is soft and if they even had 50% of the grit that 2015 team had, they could make a real run.

@9and7

Жыл бұрын

@@Flexb123 That or the New York Islanders.

@squidca2455

Жыл бұрын

@@Flexb123 mike trout could use some championship caliber teammates lol, we can only dream

@JustBeHonestYeah

Жыл бұрын

Been shit since 2015

The Centerfield camera was bouncing like a ping pong ball. Those maniacal Blue Jay's fans had that stadium literally rocking.

@philgiglio7922

11 ай бұрын

Noticed that. Just thought it was sloppy camerawork. If that stadium is anything like Tulane stadium, fans could make it shake like that

@treystroeder5506

11 ай бұрын

⁠With 41 thousand plus people, I have no doubt the stadium would shake.

@LexTan

10 ай бұрын

At the time, several of the camera bays were enclosed platforms attached to sides of the stands. Sure, the stands are made of concrete, but 45,000 fans wildin out literally makes those platforms shake.

@miserablecardinalsfan

10 ай бұрын

the camera bouncing up and down for some reason makes the atmosphere 10 times better i have no idea why

@JacobSur

7 ай бұрын

@@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist1 bring it on

needed this today. I'm still at a loss for words boys. Part of our journey I guess. Here come the trolls 😪

@jamaldee2355

Жыл бұрын

Yeah same here but hopefully they upgrade the bullpen and we still have a young team

RIP ‘22 Jays. You had so much potential.

Jose, Toronto will always be your city. We love you brother.

Goosebumps watching this again. Still get the exact same feeling as that day. Unbelievable stuff!!! I miss that team! I miss Bautista!! So much excitement. 2015 what a turning point!!! 🪐☄️ ⚾️

@dennisghram9372

11 ай бұрын

iikkkkk

I. Was. Actually... There! I still can't believe I got last minute tickets to this game. Although they were the DEFINITION of nosebleeds (seats with our backs to the cement walls WAY up along the 3rd baseline) and just watching that ball SOAR across our viewpoint was nothing shy of MAGICAL! I will keep this ticket until the day I die and share it with my future kids, grandkids & any baseball fans I know. Too bad I had no time to pull my phone out because we were too busy going absolutely BONKERS over the most WILD game in Blue Jays History. What. A. Moment. #History

@davidnoel7520

Жыл бұрын

Better to be in the moment because that’s once in a lifetime

@jackcats6515

Жыл бұрын

@@davidnoel7520 No doubt, I wouldn't change a thing. Memories that'll last forever in my head

@KingK-ke4kn

Жыл бұрын

yooooo no way I was sitting in the same area as you watching that game with my aunt, incredible game to witness even all the way from the nosebleeds the seats didn't matter, just being able to say "I was there" is special enough

@RebelWithoutAPause777

Жыл бұрын

Glad you didn't have time to pull out your phone. Better to live in the moment.

I was there for this....and game 6 WS in 93.......both epic moments in baseball and Jays history!!!

@brandoelee6161

Жыл бұрын

🧢

@Crisperdad

11 ай бұрын

Must have been deafening

@LexTan

10 ай бұрын

How awesome to be at both the Joey Walk-Off and the Joey BatFlip games. Hope you always cherish those memories.

@Play-jv3oi

9 ай бұрын

what year was this one?

@mannyanagnostakis444

9 ай бұрын

@@Crisperdad completely deafening! sound went through your bones

I was at that game. The stadium felt like it was a magnitude 5000 earthquake, absolutely insane.

@danfreiberger5137

2 ай бұрын

Magnitude 5000? This planet no longer exists!

A Royals fan, but watching Batista in a high voltage, feisty mood was as entertaining as watching a Jack Russell terrier create mayhem chasing squirrels and tearing up Kleenex boxes at home. An iconic inning indeed. Molson beer cheers to the Jays for their passionate fan base-- their electricity can even be felt way beyond the Canadian border.

Jose signs a 1 day Jays contract, his name goes on the Level of Excellence forever, & he retires a BlueJay Saturday!

“A 7th inning you’ll never forget.” Foreshadowing at its finest.

Andrus had the toughest inning I’ve ever seen. I had forgotten about this. Biggest 1 inning team collapse ever. Odor huge mistake. Bautista was a BOSS. Thanks for posting

This gives me chills to this day. One of the best moments in Jays history

@michaelguyea8970

9 ай бұрын

One of the worst moments in rangers history as well.

@dr12evil

9 ай бұрын

I'd say joe Carter h.r to win the world series is better

That day was the most fantastic day ever .I will never forget that day .Jose was soooooo great with that bat flip I thought I fall out off my seat .Jose you made history. You will always be number one with your fans and Toronto ❤❤❤❤❤❤

@agayactornamedmichaeldougl6289

6 ай бұрын

Oh, they won the world series?

Just like a mic drop

One of the most memorable moments of happiness I ever experience. The whole game was tense. I was tweeting from Victoria to a friend in Toronto between plays and working off the stress by cleaning anything I could find! When Bautista's bat made that sound though....everything stopped. An unmistakable sound. I will never forget that moment or the Jays team roster for that year. A moment in history had been made for me forever.

One of the greatest bat flips in history. Not even a Jays fan or a Rangers hater, just sublime.

@michaelguyea8970

9 ай бұрын

The most disrespectful bat flip I've ever seen, very classless!

@derekstanyer

9 ай бұрын

Lol clueless @@michaelguyea8970

@michaelguyea8970

9 ай бұрын

@@sherryl7693 Yes that same attitude got him a shot in the mouth lol.

This was why baseball is my favorite sport. Reminds me of that crazy Game 6 of the 2011 WS. And Bautista's dinger(and batflip!) was positively epic. For me, there's nothing else in sports like a dramatic home run

@TalibanSymphonyOrchestra

Жыл бұрын

I like baseball over football any day.

@miserablecardinalsfan

10 ай бұрын

@@TalibanSymphonyOrchestrafax

Angels fan here... just checking in to watch the greatest inning of baseball ever.

@gtcazusa

Жыл бұрын

2001 WS game 7 9th inning when the dbacks dethroned the Yankees was the best inning ever.

@joelsterling1445

Жыл бұрын

@@gtcazusa Yeah, I am sure it was heartbreaking for their fans (game was in early November because the season was postponed for a few days because of 9/11)

@gtcazusa

Жыл бұрын

@@joelsterling1445 Yeah and I'm sure that didn't at all affect the Arizona fans either huh. Smart guy. Are you suggesting they lost because of 911 or what? If not why bring it up?

@joelsterling1445

Жыл бұрын

@@gtcazusa You know what, I am done. I will continue to watch videos on KZread but I will no longer post at all as if that''s how everybody acts, then screw them

@gtcazusa

Жыл бұрын

@@joelsterling1445 Sorry if was a jerk. I just don't know why you brought it up. Has not much to do with 'best inning ever' and maybe I was assuming the wrong intentions.

People can say what they want about Toronto fans. EVERY BIT as passionate about sports as CHI,PHI, BOS,NYC,LA and whomever feels slighted. This isn't even their game. To me this would be like the Dallas Star's rocking the American Airlines Center and being deafening. Man I am glad the Rangers finally won this past year. Game 6 in 2011 was heartbreak, and this is right behind that a step. I cannot imagine the heartbreak Maple Leafs fans go through this generation with the talent they have in Nylander, Matthews, Marner, Reilly, etc.....but yeah, you guys are amazing! -_ Liam from Texas.

June 20th 2023 I just watched Bautista's back flipping home run and must say He was the best! He was my favourite with the Toronto blue jays. I was so disappointed when he was traded!! 😢

These are the moments that make baseball so much fun to watch.

When I I feel like crap which is often, I watch this inning. Love to see happy, cheering people. I have hugged total strangers as a bystander in similar situations. Sports and Music can be the Great Uniter.

The fact that I was close to being at the game and that I watched it at home was just the cake without the icing. This inning where Texas gave us 3 free outs is the reason this inning will live infamy…

Still gives me goosebumps. This game was just out of this world!

@agayactornamedmichaeldougl6289

6 ай бұрын

Did they win the world series? 😊😊

@miserablecardinalsfan

6 ай бұрын

@@agayactornamedmichaeldougl6289n

Harold Reynolds' "oh my God" when Andrus drops the third one @ 7:02 is iconic... brutal. What a sport.

@SaltyChip

Жыл бұрын

Just thinking the same. It was so crazy he forgot he was a commentator for a quick second and was talking like a former player watching at home.

@skeped8797

Жыл бұрын

don’t use God’s Name in vain

@skeped8797

Жыл бұрын

@@SaltyChip don’t use God’s Name in vain

@Heathcoatman

Жыл бұрын

@@skeped8797 Give it a rest

@nbeutler1134

Жыл бұрын

@@Heathcoatman lol and if you actually listen it sounds like he said "gosh" anyway

I never watch baseball. Did just now. And what a heck of an inning!! Wow!!!!

THE BEST BAT FLIP IN MLB HISTORY !! And I’m a Yankees fan !! 😂 We’re happy cause We just got Judge #99 !!

@catbriggs8362

Жыл бұрын

Congrats on Judge!

@junito1008

Жыл бұрын

@@catbriggs8362 Thank you !! 😊

Best game of all time, the very 1st time watching baseball (I was 7), and if I can remember, my brother, dad, and myself (i think also my dads' parents and his brother also), loved 2015 and 2016, I wonder how you still remember what had happened during these years.

I remember listen to this series on the radio in my early 20's man what a year

Seen this a million times and still till this day does the exact same thing- Goose Bumps. Crazy thing is I sometimes use it to test myself and I think- “today it wont work or because Im thinking about it I wont get goosebumps”. Im wrong every time- Real, natural, hair standing up on my neck, arms, and legs. Can’t think of anything else that does that for me. Insane inning, Insane game, Insane series. Great team. Can’t help but think what a Whit Merrifield at 2B would have done for them instead of a guy like Goins.

One of the most iconic moments in Blue Jays history.

My dad brought me to this game when I was 13…. Most insane thing I’ve ever been at. All police, security and anyone in Toronto had to come into the field to try and stop fans from throwing cans / garbage everywhere, they put up messages on the jumbotron for fines of $1000 if you were caught throwing items onto the field etc. best game of my life.

@brandoelee6161

Жыл бұрын

🧢

UNBELIEVABLE... never will We see anything like that day ... miss all the original players wow ... next yr Blue Jays ... then there is the WOPPING ... 28 run game by Blue Jays... yessss

My favourite inning and game of all time

I still get goosebumps watching this game/inning.

I distinctly remember my Cubbies come outta nowhere in 2015 against the Mets and got swept. I was heartbroken. This game I believe may have been after they got swept? Anyway, back then this put a smile on my face when I was full blown depression mode. WOW!

This is the best inning in baseball history

@gregthegroove

Жыл бұрын

Tough to beat Cubs/Indians 8th inning was it? Or 7th and beyond to extra innings in a Game 7 of the World Series but damn, tough to argue your point man. This was incredible

@mikeboyd3225

Жыл бұрын

Or the worst. Depending on who you were for.

@oldmandoinghighkicksonlyin1368

Жыл бұрын

If you’re a jays fan, clearly you were not alive for Joe Carter’s walk off homer against Philly. That was national history in Canada and a seriously underrated moment in playoff history. I watched it live when I was in lil league and it was one of those life defining moments for me. In my mind it should be talked about every time anyone utters the word baseball. But it’s seemingly never talked of.

@matthewdavenport2490

Жыл бұрын

Cardinals/Rangers 9th Inning Game 6 2011 WS was better. Texas on the losing end of that one too.

@crawford323

Жыл бұрын

No it was a comedy of errors not a excess of offensive skills. The inning was a gift.

I will never take good baseball for granted ever again.

Amazing to see play after play where Rangers took their eyes off the ball and missed catch after catch. They are all excellent athletes, professionals in the playoffs, and it looked to me like the pressure just got to them

Current Jays -- take notes of this 2015 team. The chip, the passion, the grit. These guys hated to lose more than they loved to win. They didn't celebrate measly HRs or thump their chest saying "my house" after winning game 1 of a regular season 3 game series. These guys played with so much heart and passion and fans adored them for it.

@ronmexico7256

Жыл бұрын

I’m assuming you’re a newer fan that wasn’t around back then because Donaldson Bautista and Edwin were known for celebrating every home run 😅

@joelsterling1445

Жыл бұрын

I was around in 2015 but I agree with how silly it is for them to do it including putting the home run jacket on everytime they hit a home run and the player saying my house after 1 of the home runs in 2022 was Valdimidar Gurrereo Junior who wears #27, yeah if I was in his shoes I would not have done that

@Flexb123

Жыл бұрын

@@ronmexico7256 Edwin? HAHAHA He never celebrated shit on field (outside his parrot signature trot) till his walk off vs the O's. That trio hit around 500 HRs for the jays, name me even 10 regular season HR where they celebrated an empty, meaningless (measly) HR? (you know, the type of HR Carerra would usually only hit when they're already up by 6 or down by 9. LOL

@ronmexico7256

Жыл бұрын

@@Flexb123 Man literally said Edwin didn’t celebrate home runs except for his signature home celebration he did almost every time…. I don’t care about your feels my dude a celebration is a celebration. I’m not sure why you’re so triggered this isn’t a big deal lol

I was at this game and I can say it was the greatest thing I ever witnessed and the loudest crowd I had ever heard. I was in shock as the inning unfolded culminating in the Bautista dinger. I must say I was unaware of the mounting drama caused by the bat flip until I got home........I never even noticed it live.

There are so many things I forgot about this inning. Toronto forever Mr Bautista

the bautista moment was literally so hype that it changed baseball forever

The audience sound here is incredible

I remember how my blood was boiling after the top of the 7th. Every moment of this inning is etched in my mind. And the exhilaration of that home run. "What a game!" is right. It's the moments in sports we live for. Happens rarely, which makes them so much sweeter. Grats on Nick Taylor having his moment yesterday. Not a shabby 'bat flip' by him too. :)

@omegamanGXE

8 ай бұрын

What happened in the top of the inning?

JB thanks for the memories never been a home run like that since Joe Carter jacked one.

I could watch this every day .........

That was incredible to watch. Everything that happened in that inning plus the bat flip too. The energy of the crowd was electric.

Love that the commentators let the moment breathe when Bautista hit his homerun. The crowd noise was all that was needed in that moment.

@jlondon8089

Жыл бұрын

major facts

Amazing moment. Will never forget it! Can’t believe it’s coming on 10 years soon

Mets fan and this is one of my favorite moments watching the game of baseball.

Hands down best moment in MLB History

This has the same feeling as John Tavares getting that OT Goal in Game 6 or Kawahi Leonard's famous "Bounce". Toronto sports dreams are made on single highlights like these that last a lifetime

Sucks that we lost to Seattle but Ill be back to root for the Jays next season

the clip of him bat flipping and then panning to Goins, goes abosolutely ballistic is one of my most favorite clips in sports history

The peace of mind of Hamels throughout this should be in the Hall of Fame

BAUTISTA HITS A DRIVE, DEEP LEFT FIELD NO DOUBT ABOUT IT

This moment was so memorable everything was in the right place...the homerun, the batflip, the crowds reaction, even the goal horn that was going off in the stadium. Such a crazy atmosphere to be in

@CycloneGU

9 күн бұрын

Only in a hockey country do you get a hockey goal horn for a home run. 🏒

I still can’t believe Andrus kicked it around 3 times in a row. That guy was a great ball player. But like Harold said, you play with fire, you’re bound to get burned. Epic blast by Joey Bats. I cried when it happened n I still get choked up watching the replay. Legendary Canadian iconic moment.

the top and bottom of this inning was unreal, I was driving in the car listening to the whole thing, I don't usually listen to baseball games on the radio, this one had me spellbound, one for the ages

Haven't watched a baseball game in years. This is nice!

honestly what an impressive job by hamels keeping his composure. 100+ pitches, 2 runs given up going into the seventh inning, and his team does this to thank him😭😭 i’d get kicked off the team before the inning ended

As a die hard Rangers fan, with the World Series curse having been exorcised, I can finally let this moment go along with all the heartache it gave me. I rewatched this now and it didn’t even sting one bit. It’s amazing what a championship can do, best of luck to y’all getting yours.

Amazing half-inning, amazing video. Thanks for uploading this!

This thing was awesome. One of if not the most legendary bat flip

@owenjonker

Жыл бұрын

greatest bat flip

@jonnyt16

Жыл бұрын

I'd say probably the most epic bat flip ever. But it came at a cost when Bautista eventually got his face rearranged for it.

@andre9710

Жыл бұрын

@@jonnyt16 but then the Jays knocked out Texas again that year😂 Remember the phrase “I would rather get punched in May than knocked out in October“

@jonnyt16

Жыл бұрын

@@andre9710 Yeah but man, that punch to the face seemed to damage Bautista internally as well...he just wasn't the same after that and his career dwindled.

@niclazzari2309

7 күн бұрын

@@andre9710You mean like how the Jays did this year (to a mid Twins team) when the Rangers got rings? Jays don’t even have a pennant to show for 2015 or 2016 as they lost the very next round.

A lifelong Orioles fan, I have no love loss for Bautista or the Toronto crowd..Ill never forget when Hyun Soo Kim was almost plugged with a full Molson 5.0 can from the outfield stands while he was trying to catch a fly ball

im not even a blue jays fan but i remember watching this game in 2016 and holy shit it was so electric. the circumstances, the stakes, the bat flip, the crowds reaction. still the best bat flip to this day

This inning is history 🙌🏽

Let's make some new memoies this season. Let's Go BlueJays in 2023!

Andrus, WOW! I was dating a girl from Winnipeg, a big time Tellus exec., we were at this game. This was 'bar none' the craziest sporting event I have ever been to in my entire life! Nothing has come close. I often come back to watch this video, so good. ✌

After 9 years stillll....Bautista's Homerun brings tears of joy to my eyes...Blessings..😂

When Jose hit that bomb even the cop was fist pumping. What a moment for this franchise.

I heard just recently that a Rangers player in this game said his jersey was actually shaking from the noise 🇨🇦🇨🇦👍⚾️

I was driving home when this aired and I genuinely ended up pulling over so I could actually watch. Only time I've ever done that, I despise driving and always want to be home asap.

I remember watching this like it was a week ago, but I NEVER knew this was the result of a 2-0 series comeback!!