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@tracyduchienjr5945

2 ай бұрын

HOW is Joe Carter's 93 WS walk off homer NOT on this list? Not even in the honorable mentions!?! Bottom of the 9th, 2 on, 2 out and a homer to WIN THE WORLD SERIES!! Every kid's dream playing little league and Joe did it! Come on man!

@erzaender

2 ай бұрын

the curse broke by the red sox

@katherineknapp4370

2 ай бұрын

Nolan Ryan and Jackie Robinson!!

@martyklestadt6766

2 ай бұрын

How about Mike Scott's no-hitter that clinched the division title for the Astros in 1986? As of this writing, this has never been accomplished before nor since.

@ecwdude17

2 ай бұрын

Barry Bonds' 756th Home Run

As someone that's actually related to Hank Aaron, seeing him on this list is absolutely amazing. He was my grandfather's nephew and the reason my family is so into baseball to this day.

@crazypato3752

2 ай бұрын

So Hank was your father's cousin?

1. Benny the jet steals home

Joe Carter's World Series-winning home run and Kirk Gibson's one-legged home run against Dennis Eckersley probably rate some mention.

@csnide6702

2 ай бұрын

for SURE !

For me as a Dodger fan, my most unbelievable moment was in game 1 of the 1988 World Series, bottom of the ninth, 2 outs and a runner on base, Lasorda sends up 1988 National League MVP Kirk Gibson to face Oakland closer Dennis Eckersley, Gibson ran the count to 3-2 and I still remember Vin Scully’s call, “HIGH FLY BALL, DEEP RIGHT FIELD, SHE IS GONE!”

@nevadahamaker7149

2 ай бұрын

I'm not a huge sports fan, but that home run has really stuck with me. I consider it one of the greatest feats of individual athleticism I've ever seen. To push through the pain and injury like that was phenomenal. The only other instance I know of that compares is Kerri Strug's vault in the 1996 Summer Olympics.

@r-rod8116

2 ай бұрын

Kirk Gibson had 2 bad knees and still had enough power to homer off one of the greatest relief pitchers for Oakland As Dennis Eckersley. His only appearance at the plate but the Dodgers still wo the championship in 5 games.

@lonewolfjedi493osswfan

2 ай бұрын

@@nevadahamaker7149 A couple of things I remember is that 1. Prior to the home run, Gibson hit a grounder up the first base line and it went foul, he didn’t get out of the batter’s box as he was in a lot of pain and when he hit the home run, he hobbled around the bases and when he got home, Steve Sax cleared the way for him

@lonewolfjedi493osswfan

2 ай бұрын

@@r-rod8116 He had to be running on pure adrenaline rounding the bases

@martyklestadt6766

2 ай бұрын

"I don't believe what I just saw!" ...or words to that effect.

I've been watching baseball for a very long time. I have never heard anyone say "Peter Rose". I can tell this guy really knows what he's talking about.

@vanillathunder3024

2 ай бұрын

Lol…

@SharronNeedles

2 ай бұрын

Put some respect on it

@markphilson6039

2 ай бұрын

Came here for this lol😂

@andieshea104

2 ай бұрын

I had to rewind to make sure I heard what I had heard 😂

@vanillathunder3024

2 ай бұрын

Now at bat for the Orioles. Shortstop Calvin Ripken.

1992: First World Series won by a team outside of the US. 1993: First WS win on a field outside of the US. Not exactly unbelievable but they were big parts in MLB history.

@aj42k

2 ай бұрын

First Canadian team to be Back To Back Champions

@WatchMojo HOW is Joe Carter's 93 WS walk off homer NOT on this list? Not even in the honorable mentions!?! Bottom of the 9th, 2 on, 2 out and a homer to WIN THE WORLD SERIES!! Every kid's dream playing little league and Joe did it! Come on man!

@theywouldnthavetocensormei9231

2 ай бұрын

Seriously, the only thing that could have possibly made it bigger is that it was game 6, not game 7. So they would have had another chance if they lost. But it's not an exaggeration to call it the biggest homer of all time. That or Mazeroski in 1960.

@rnorth8812

2 ай бұрын

Agreed. I just unsubscribed in a pointless protest of this oversight, but I was already considering that anyway. Who is PETER Rose? Saying Peter and not Pete shows that they really don't know what they are doing.

@martyklestadt6766

2 ай бұрын

Especially since that one was referred to in the segment on Mazeroski. I guess they figured one walk-off homer to win a WS was enough.

Watching these moments feels like witnessing history in the making. Baseball truly is full of surprises!

Watching the Cubs win the world series was the highlight of my life!! I still cry when I see that last pitch or any highlights. 108 years and they were down in the series 1-3, and they still pulled it off. I'm a little upset that it was #10, but hey, I'm glad they made the list. One of the most watched World Series in decades. I LOVE MY CUBS! It was SO FRICKEN AWESOME!!

@Jeremiah_Rivers76

2 ай бұрын

Native Ohioan here. While my family loves the Cleveland Guardians, seeing the Cubs beat the then-Indians made me celebrate, too. Let’s hope Chicago can go all the way this year.

@bigrudd9346

2 ай бұрын

As a Whitesox fan, I still gave you guys their props. Well deserved.

@Beth_Alice_Kaplan

2 ай бұрын

I’m from Boston, so I kinda get it. 😉

@Jobuwins92

2 ай бұрын

That’s kinda sad

Kirby Puckett's performance in game 6 of the 1991 world series

@nunyabizness5391

2 ай бұрын

Or Jack Morris the next night.

@againstanarmyofshadows

2 ай бұрын

Agreed

@redred222

2 ай бұрын

look up the numbers of that series its considered one of the greatest world series ever, the pitching was some of the best ever seen by both teams

Most Unbelievable Baseball Moments In MLB History. Thanks WatchMojo!

Don Larson perfect game in the world series should have been 1

@donaldkennedy9573

2 ай бұрын

I am a Dodger fan but I agree with this.

I will never forget the 12 run comeback. We went to the beach on vacation and it was nationally televised so it was the only game we could watch that week. Because it was a later game my dad and I gave up on it and went to sleep but my mom is a diehard baseball fan and stayed up. We got woke up by her screaming in the 9th inning when the rally got going. My dad got mad at her and said she was going to get us thrown out of the hotel and it was one of maybe 3 times in my life I have heard my mom swear yelling back that she didn’t f***Ing care lol. It was a fun night.

@joshuabennett8110

2 ай бұрын

That's an awesome story, I could actually see it playing out as I read it.

I’m a big Mariners fan, here are some for me, this is my top 4, #1 not sure if will be done again. #4 Randy “Big Unit” Johnson knocks a bird out of the air. #3 Mike Cameron hits 4 home runs in a game, 2 in the first inning to beat the CWS. #2 Team gets 116 wins to tie the record, but fails to make to the WS. And #1 Ken Griffey Sr (Father) and Ken Griffey Jr (Son), go back to back to hit Homeruns in same inning in 1990 against the California Angels pitcher Kirk McCaskill.

@martyklestadt6766

2 ай бұрын

That bird ether was suicidal or had the worst timing in the history of the planet.

@fletchbg

2 ай бұрын

Why do people think hitting the bird was some amazing feat? It was pure chance. Its not like Johnson saw the bird and thought "hey this is like I'm in a game of duck hunt" and decided to try to strike the bird out.

@martyklestadt6766

2 ай бұрын

@@fletchbg No, it was just an "unbelievable moment." Not a feat nor an accomplishment, just a pure chance thing that we'll probably never see again. Like I said, that bird just had incredibly bad timing.

@fletchbg

2 ай бұрын

@@martyklestadt6766 ok thats fair, "unbelievable moment", yes very accurate as that

No Kirk Gibson?!?!

Nolan Ryan never won a Cy Young Award? Unbelievable.

@alarydavidnin

2 ай бұрын

He was never the best pitcher

@vincentsaia6545

2 ай бұрын

@@alarydavidnin He is a Hall of Famer and holds the record for most no-hitters. Maybe not the best but certainly among the best. Opposing hitters were never happy to face him.

@alarydavidnin

2 ай бұрын

@@vincentsaia6545 yes he's a great one, one of all time great but, the Cy is the best pitcher of the year and in none of he's careers he was#1. No year you would argue he was stolen.

@vincentsaia6545

2 ай бұрын

@@alarydavidnin "Best" is very subjective. He played almost entire career on mediocre teams and that factors into who wins the award.

@alarydavidnin

2 ай бұрын

@@vincentsaia6545 go man, search for a year and tell me witchone should have he won it?

Gotta be the Joe Carter homerun for me, bottom of the 9th, World Series clinching game, team is behind. That was what we pretended to do playing wiffle ball in the backyard, but he actually did it. Bill Mazeroski did too, but I wasn't alive for that.

@tracyduchienjr5945

2 ай бұрын

SAME for me! The greatest baseball game I have ever watched!

@theywouldnthavetocensormei9231

2 ай бұрын

@@tracyduchienjr5945 I was 9, I was always gonna love baseball, it goes way back in my family. But that was the moment I went from liking baseball to LOVING baseball. And I don't even care about the Jays, I'm a Yankees and Astros fan. That moment was just big for baseball in general.

1986 game 6 World Series game. New York Mets last inning 3 run Comeback will live forever in World Series History.

@martyklestadt6766

2 ай бұрын

I hated those Mets, but I gotta agree with you.

Kirk Gibson's home run in the 88 world series....? Not even an honorable mention???

Game 162, 2011. Described by some as "The greatest night in baseball."

1:19 the most unbelievable moment is Joe Buck actually showing some emotion in a iconic moment

@chloemchll3774

2 ай бұрын

ugh, he’s terrible… saw a replay of the Eli Manning to David Tyree helmet catch play in the SB- maybe the most incomprehensibly great play in NFL history- and Buck sounds like he’s been sedated. When people complain about nepotism, Joe Buck is one of the first names that comes to mind for me…

It’s gotta be the 46 year old Nolan Ryan beating the pulp out of youngster Robin Ventura without getting ejected 😂😂😂

How dare you forget Joe Carter!?! 'Touch 'em all.'

@watson956

2 ай бұрын

"You'll never hit a bigger home run in your life!" said Tom Cheek

Other Honorable Mentions: Texas Rangers Win The 2023 MLB World Series, New York Mets Win The 1969 MLB World Series And Aaron Judge's 62 Home Runs In A Single MLB Season By A New York Yankee In 2022.

To add even more amazement to Willie Mays' catch (which is hard to note because this video freezes at the moment I am about to mention). Mays pounds his glove as he is racing down the ball. Everyone knows from playing baseball or softball when a player pounds his glove he knows he is in a position to catch it. In short, Mays knew he was going to make that catch. It was just another fly ball for the great Willie Mays.

I know every great moment can’t be mentioned, however, the 1969 Mets victory over the Orioles always gets overlooked. Also, equally forgotten is two of the best catches made ever. Tommie Agee, game 5 made two of the best catches in center field. He saved five runs, in addition to hitting a HR. Look it up. Ron Swoboda, also made a fantastic catch in the series as well.

Willie Mays himself said "the catch" wasn't a big deal... He said he made other plays in the outfield that were tougher than that one ... Even going so far as to say "I had it all the way".

Jim Abbott's NO HITTER

Correction: Yogi jumped into Larsen's arms, not the opposite as stated

These were some great baseball moments. 🎉

Happy Opening Day! Best day of the year!

I was there when Barry Bonds shattered his own homerun record (and broke the bat he was using). I can still remember the call: "The pitch to Bonds and BONDS HITS A LONG ONE! TO DEEP RIGHT FIELD! THAT'S ONE OF THE BIG ONES AND IT'S OUTTA HERE!"

Got to see Delgado play in 1999. Stewart, Clemens. Blue Jays lost to the Yankees that day 8-3. Jeter was on fire that game, was awesome. March 1999.

I mean this unironically but given the circumstances, people who have witness baseball since 2020 will come to know that "I pride myself and think of myself as a man of faith - as there's a drive into deep left field by Castellanos, it will be a home run." is one of the most insane moments ever. The Era of the Internet will keep this play cemented in our minds forever.

Derek Jeter the flip play, Derek Jeter becoming Mr. November. Mariano Rivera and the incredible save count! And yes ,I am a Yankees fan.

I was at Fenway for game 4 of the ALCS

As a Braves fan, and being non-biasesd. The best thing that ever happened in the MLB was these Top 7 things. 7. Joe Buck going nuts on Travis Ishikawa. Suck It Cardinals! Details: "Travis Ishikawa HITS ONE INTO RIGHT! The Giants Win The Pennant!" 6. Bill Buckner. The worst error EVER! Details: I was not alive, but my sister was. My mom told me this story. My dad was stationed in Panama during the Norega dictatorship of Panama. My dad went to bed due to TDY in the military & he thought the game was over. My sister was 2 & both her and my mother was still up. My mom saw the whole game in Panama live. When they came back my mother screamed with excitement. My dad was "what the hell is going on" thinking there was a bomb that went off. My mom said "we won. Mets win the game". My dad couldn't believe it and my sister not knowing what happened given she is a 2 year old is celebrating as well. My dad missed the greatest comeback in WS history. 5. Everything Ken Griffey Jr. did. #24. Details: The Griffeys.👟 Little Big League. Jr. "The Swing". Father & Son back to back HRs. Wheaties. "Hit It Here" Nike Commercial. Ambassador to Condilezza Rice, Geico Commercial. List goes on and on. 4. WHOS YO DADDY! 👏👏👏👏👏 Details: F**K Pedro Martinez. Richard move to take out Don Zimmer. Loved when they waved a baby picture of Pedro. HS Memories. 3. 2021 WS Game 5. Adam Duvall. WS Grand Slam on Halloween Night. Details: I saw that game live on TV. I went nuts. Even though they didn't win the game, I saw my childhood wish. A Braves player hitting a GS in the World Series. Even though the Braves didn't win that game, they won it all 2 days later on November 2nd in the Cheaters Home Turf and destroyed them, shut them out, and made them silent. SUCK IT ASStros. 2. 2011. WS Game 6. Cardinals vs. Rangers Details: "They just won't go away"-Joe Buck. About time Joe Buck used his brain at long last. Aside from that. Imagine coming back in the 8th, 9th, & 10th inning, a strike away from losing the WS...TWICE, being the #1 underdog team days before the postseason started, 9 games behind a WC spot (Dammit), and literally finishing the job in the 11th inning surviving another day. THE Best WS Game I have ever watched. HONORABLE Mentions: -The Moonshot: Jorge Soler. -The Slide: Sid Bream -The Walkoff: Joe Carter -The Shocking Hit: Craig Counsell -"Diamondbacks Win! Diamondbacks Win!" -Alex Gordon's unexpected Triple WS Game 7 2015. -Cubs finally win the World Series -"That's a clown question bro."-Bryce Harper -"I did not knowingly take steroids"-Barry Bonds -Kirk Gibson "She is Gone!" "The Impossible Has Happened!" - The Big Unit murdering a bird on a pitch - Mr. November. First baseball game ever in November. - "WHAT A GREAT CALL! YOU'RE DOING A FANTASTIC JOB! AND NOW NUMBER 1. 1. Four Days In October. The New Boston Massacre Details: Best ESPN 30 FOR 30 Special EVER! Imagine being down 0-3, against your number 1 nemesis, and you have to survive 4 straight days to avoid being eliminated from the playoffs and a chance to go the World Series? At the time no team in postseason history has ever been down 0-3 & has comeback to tie the series let alone do the unthinkable & eliminate a team being up 3 games to 0. A High School memory I will never forget. The best way to troll the sorry ass Yankees. Kevin Millar. The only one to have faith and say hey "We're not done yet. We can still do this. Keep The Faith. Why Not Us. We are not Cowboy Up this time. We are idiots & the only idiots that can do this, is us. Baseball will always be my number 1.

Cool list

A BASEBALL LIST?! very nice

"Touch 'em all Joe!! You'll never hit a bigger homerun in your life!" Is definitely my favourite and should definitely be in at least a honourable mention. But this next one is once in a lifetime occurrence : Fernando Tatis Sr. hitting two, yes TWO, Grand Slams in ONE inning in 1999!!! That's 8 RBIs im one freaking inning!! Not even an honourable mention either.

*Joe Carter has left the chat*

@tracyduchienjr5945

2 ай бұрын

Right!?!

The A’s moneyball win streak deserves a nod

I think the biggest omissions are Harvey Haddix’ 12 perfect innings and game 7 of the 2001 World Series

Where was Joe Carter??

Number 5: being from ATL, I can tell you the part of the fence that ball 715 went over is still stands. not to mention the Braves 2021 WS ring is all about Hank Aaron and number 715. unwritten rule in Braves Country, don't fuck with the legacy of hank Aaron.

Where's Gibson's homerun in '88? Hands down the best moment in sports history!

Jackie Robinson’s jersey is the answer to the ultimate question of life, the universe and everything.

Game 1, 1988 World Series. Where's Kirk Gibson?

I think pujols hitting 700 should have at least been an honourable mention. He had to hit like 22 homers or something at his age to do that.

some not mentioned but should’ve, rangers first championship win in the franchise, carter walk, nationals amazing comeback in 2019, gibson HR.

Absolutely agree with that historian. All those cameras are turning baseball into lawyerball. Tech in general too. I'm still pissed off about the damn pitch clocks.

10:13 "Peter" Rose lol

Bo Jackson and his wall jump catch, along with "The Throw" of his from left field to home plate to get the out and prevent the game-winning score.

Bumgarner's #1, it took over 100 years to see a performance like his

5:16 you got it backward. yogi jumped into larsens arms

@nunyabizness5391

2 ай бұрын

He also called the all time hit leader "Peter" Rose. He's reading a script and doesn't know at least half of what he's talking about.

Number 10 still gives me chills 😁😁 love my cubs

How about the 1986 Mets comeback in game 6 of the World Series. Down four runs and one out away from losing the World Series, they strung a series of walks, base hits and wild pitches together to win the game. That was the most exciting game I ever watched.

What about the Javy Baez groundball where the Pirates' 1st baseman completely misses the tag and 3 Stooges mayhem then ensues. Still crazy after all these years.

Y'all forgot Joe Carter's homer ending the 1993 World Series, the first time a world series has ended outside of the US and the first walk off World Series in Canada

“the team experienced an unprecedented championship drought.” The Red Sox drought was never the longest active drought (Cubs 1908) nor the second longest drought (White Sox 1917).

Recency bias aside, I think Trout vs Ohtani in the 2023 WBC was an awesome moment

@jeremygeller9145

2 ай бұрын

Most watched moment in baseball history

@bailysbeads2057

2 ай бұрын

Casual detected.

Joe Carter’s walk-off, 3 run home run in the bottom of the ninth to the 1993 WS

Decent list but the greatest baseball moment I've ever seen was Randy Johnson winning his 300th game. If Justin Verlander can't get the final 43 wins to get to 300 then that might stand as the last of its kind.

1986 game 6? Y’all are crazy 😂

0:12 …and the world???😂😂😂

@thedude3065

2 ай бұрын

and the world

@headred76

2 ай бұрын

I've seen more interesting ice cubes melting than any game of big glove catch ball.

@thedude3065

2 ай бұрын

@@headred76 think what you will, but it's game with icons and records and that one will be remembered for eternity

Roy halladay threw a perfect game in the post season. Nobody but Larsen has done it in the WS

@rossfelhofer5369

2 ай бұрын

Then you say catcher don Larsen leaped into yogi Berra's arms? STOP USING AI TO NARRATE YOUR VIDEOS LAZY ASS

@bailysbeads2057

2 ай бұрын

It was a no-hitter.

Sammy Sosa cork scandal is the most painful moment for me anyway

HAPPY OPENING DAY MLB!! AND GO TEXAS RANGERS BEAT THE CHICAGO CUBS! 🤠❤️💙⚾️

Scott Hatteberg walk-off homer to help the A's win 20 consecutive games (AFTER the A's blew a 11-0 lead) ❤

Who tf is Peter Rose?

No 2011 World Series? 💀

@cardsrock1475

2 ай бұрын

I figured game 6 would at least get an honorable mention. Way more "unbelievable" than Madison Bumgarner closing out a game.

Joe Carter's home run to win the world series

What about the leap straight in the air to catch a high ball in junior high that would have been a home run had I not caught it

No idea why Carter always get shafted in these lists. Mazerowski is there and what makes carter's more important to history is it was the 1st time the world series was won outside USA. It's the WORLD series 1st time ever on top of a Homer to win it. Not even honorable mention, unsubscribed after many years.

I’m biased but I think the Cubs winning should be #1

PETER ROSE!!!

No Randy Johnson and the bird?!?!

The ball vs bird

I understand why, but I still don’t agree and I’m not even a giants fan, but Barry Bonds should not be left off this list

@jeremygeller9145

2 ай бұрын

….what did he do?

Whoever composed this list needs to look up the definitions of "unbelievable" and "moment". Half of these were largely plausible the day before they happened.

The Cubs 10th, are you kidding me. Give me a god damn break that should be at least top 5.

It unbelievable people actually waste 8 hrs of their lives waiting for one throw

Texas Rangers scoring over 30 vs the O’s

When Nolan Ryan beat up Ventura

Cal Raleigh ending the Mariners drought tho

HELLO EVERYONE AND GOD BLESS US ALL 👍🏿 😎 👍🏿

Pete Rose set that record, yet he can't get inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame... AND WE ALL KNOW WHY

@paulinekong1830

2 ай бұрын

Ban the 2017 Astros or reinstate Pete Rose, I think then at least it would seem fair

Indians/Guardians 22 game win streak

No Barry Bonds?

I liked this but you forgot sammy sosa and mark mcguire homeruns Barry bonds becomes the homerun king and you forgot 2 legendary records joe dimaggio 56 and roger maris 61

@theywouldnthavetocensormei9231

2 ай бұрын

Bonds kinda trumps McGwire and Maris, and DiMaggio's streak wasn't really a "moment", it was over the course of almost half a season. Not saying any of those aren't great accomplishments, just not really fitting of this list.

2001 Dbacks taking down the mighty Yankees?

Hello good afternoon 😮😮😮😮

Barry that’s all I gotta say

The guy sounds so bored. WatchMojo needs a sports guy.

@nunyabizness5391

2 ай бұрын

Preferably someone that knows who Pete Rose is and can tell which one is Berra and which one is Larsen.

Those players got that horse meat

President Bush throwing the first pitch after 9-11

This list makes me sick. Joe Carter 1993. Walk off HR to actually win a world series. How this didn't even make "honorable mention" makes this whole list worthless

It’s 2024 - STOP calling your national champion the ‘World’ championship ffs…!!!

Lol no joe carter? Lol garbage list. For real.