Extended Cut of Gibson, Dodgers' walk-off in Game 1 of the 1988 World Series
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- 10/15/88: Mike Davis draws a walk to set up Kirk Gibson's dramatic pinch-hit, two-run, walk-off homer in the bottom of the 9th in Game 1 of the 1988 World Series
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Really love it
I remember that play VERY well!❤️
This never gets old
"In a year that has been so improbable, the impossible has happened..." it's moments like these that makes baseball great...
It’s what Makes America Great !
Great memories
Greatest at bat ever.
No doubt.
I watched it on TV as it happened. Every time I watch it I tear up. And still amazed that he could hit it out just using his arms
I'm 63yo and a lifelong Dodger's FAN, have seen thousands of ML BB games over my lifetime and this is the one, single event that still gives me chills every time I watch it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
DITTO!❤️
I think it's the greatest moment in baseball history. As far as sports history in America the only one that tops it is the Miracle On Ice.
I love how he tells the sports journalist “not right now” and continues to celebrate with his team... go Dodgers!
Rst in peace Mr. Scully.
One of the great moments in sports history. The sheer emotion even on film is very palpable, What a feeling really being there must have been.
Saw this live as a 84 Tiger's fan. Was so happy for him more than anything. He wore 23 the same year as MJ. Legend
Magic Johnson never wore #23!😱
Mike Davis deserves credit , as he extended the inning to give Kirk the chance . WHATTA TEAM !!!
Always loved Gibbie. Hated it when he left the Tigers. He is one of the all time greatest competitors. Bless you boys!!
Only Vin Scully could announce this. Sweet.
Prefer Donny D's call on this one, but Vin's is great also
@@robertbroatch4263 Drysdale's silent stretch was about four minutes.
and Jack Buck. And Don Drysdale
Wasn't the color commentator the late, great Joe Garagiola? With Vin at the helm and Joe painting the colors... there'll never be a better broadcast team to bring out the perfect beauty of what used to be America's "national pastime"! That was their greatest call, and they'll be sorely missed.
@@bobdavis7518 you're absolutely right.
How can you not love baseball when it gives you sublime moments like this?
As a Dodger fan I revered Vin Scully. Garagiola was great as well.
Probably the most iconic at bat in WS history. Joe Carter's HR for Toronto was great as well.
As a Dodgers' fan, you should know that Garagiola spiked Jackie Robinson.
@@uncletony6210 others were a holes as well to Jackie. My point is that I enjoyed Garagiolas insights during broadcasts. I'm not going to cancel him for that. Nice try though.
@@monica93304 I didn't mean "you should have known..." I meant, "you might want to know..." Just passing along info. He was also always very biased against the Dodgers in his commentary. But all good - you don't have to cancel.
Dodgers were underdogs the whole year and the impossible happened. What an incredible moment.
Kirk Gibson's Iconic MLB World Series Walk-Off Home Run In 1988 During Game 1 Of The Aforementioned World Series Forever Etched It's Rightful Place In Dodgers Baseball And MLB History
Greatest home run in the history of MLB
I’m new to baseball and after discovering this I think I’ll retire..... Great commentary... first class.. let the crowd speak, no OTT stats and sponsor invasion ... simply fcukin amazing 👌🏻
Yeah, baseball peaked at this very moment.
No better moment in baseball history. Still feels impossible every time I watch it.
I just love Vin Scully saying: 1)"You talk about a roll of the dice this is it." 2) "The Dodgers are trying to catch lightning right now." DID THEY EVER!
Still enjoy watching the brake lights on the car leaving early from the cf parking lot. Lol
10:56 that famous saw chop rounding 2nd, will forever be etched in my memories
THE GREATEST MOMENT IN HUMAN HISTORY
lol. Maybe 2nd.
@@Dan-nt2yb
I have a truly memorable backstory about this particular moment in time..
As well as another million or more baseball enthusiasts during that 88 season.... God bless Jack Buck and Vin Scully
These were the years in baseball when, as a youngster of 12 years old, magic happened in these games.
My the way Scully calls the game. Beautiful!!!!!
Watch how Vin Scully says NOTHING for awhile when Gibson steps up to the plate. Then he says NOTHING after the home run - - for more than a minute and a half. A great announcer knows when to shut and let what you're seeing speak for itself.
Despite this magical walk off, and his walk off that won the '84 series for the Tigers, Kirk Gibson is not in the HoF, which is a travesty.
I saw this game live on TV !! awesome game
Yes I as well... it's still grips the emotions even in 2022 and beyond
Listen to Don Drysdale's Radio call, it's just as great. Don also goes silent for two minutes.
The most memorable home run in history for me !
I was born on this day.. and my dad became a dodger fan.. hes been waiting 29 years for 1 more... i miss u pops RIP..
komicsify WE HAVE TO WIN TWO IN A ROW NOW😭😭 Pray for the Dodgers!! And I'm sorry about your dad.
I was born August 19 88 cool man that’s only a few months apart! Sorry about your dad
I'm sure you celebrated for your pops this year 🙏
"Y'know I said it once before...that the most valuable player was not Kirk Gibson, the most valuable player for the Dodgers was Tinkerbell...but tonight I think Tinkerbell backed off for Kirk Gibson." :-D
ckendall67 classic vin scully that why he's the 🐐
Vin Scully: "And look at Eckersley, shocked to his toes. They are going wild at Dodger Stadium, no one wants to leave!"
Look at that swing. Like he's just trying to spoil the pitch off. Looked like a routine pop-out to shallow right when I saw it in 1988. Still looks like that. One of the strangest things I've ever seen in a baseball game.
Yo viví ese momento en vivo tenía 16 años .I LOVE YOU MR.KIRK GIBSON AND OREL HERSHISHER,LA DODGERS,JAIME JARRIN,RENE CARDENAS ,FERNANDO VALENZUELA,MAGIC JOHNSON.
And look who's coming up..
Vin Scully a true American treasure
Hahaha watch Lasorda runnin' like a child hahahahaha
Thank you Mel Didier⚾️
Three ads to watch during this.
as a fan I was able to see one dodger game that entire season in person. . my luck it was the Perfect game Tom Browning Threw against my Dodgers. but all was well in the end.
I was even able to see the end of this game on a tiny color TV that was setup in the video rental section of the Stop and Go mart in Dayton Ohio I was working the night shift at.
3-2 Backdoor Slider...Partner
That why he steps out the box at 3-2 he knew that pitch was coming from the scouting report
I just saw Eck's life story. He had his flaws, especially his traitor wife. But he grew up and threw out the anniversary pitch to Gibby, 30 years later. That's great!
He had been sober for maybe two years when he gave up the homerun - and he stayed sober. He may have lost the game, but coming back to Oakland (his home) saved his life.
And it was after this homerun that Oakland realized that they were going to lose this World Series. At least they won the following year against the Giants.
I honestly think they would've won had not this home run
saw this live I was in 9th grade love it !!
"Dennis Eckersley allowed five home runs all year." And then Scully said, "We'll be back." No other words necessary.
I was at this game.
Need to remember, the scouting report indicated what that last pitch would be. Time out, then it’s the ball is out.
Vin said Gibson was shaking his leg like a horse trying to get rid of a troublesome fly.
Then there was that pesky fly that went over the right field wall...
Eckersley mustache looks so disappointed
Having to watch those damn Yankees buy a World Series year after year ... I love watching moments like this ... time and again.
Its kinda weird seeing the Dodgers as the underdogs and the A’s as the favorite again. Oh how the turn tables
Because 1 is not enough let me do
2 clutch-pumps around second base
8:57
I was at this game. I'm on the video.
I was there.
I like fat girls
Poor Vin Scully. This moment deserves more than 9 words, which is why Jack Buck’s call if this moment is far far better.