+E Drew Not even the 1995 world championship season. The sad thing is we should have won three world series in the 90's. The 1991 world series when Ronnie Smith made that stupid running error that cost us the lead in game seven. Who knows what would have happened after that. Of course the 1995 world series championship. And the following year 1996 against the yankees. We had them 2-0 going home we should have won it at least in five games. That hurt most of all.
@@johnnyfive222 Even just winning one of those two years would have made a huge difference. Any team with multiple championships is going to be remembered as truly great. I'm thrilled that we won one but just winning one doesn't set us apart from any other team that ever wins a World Series.
@@heatherratliff1813 Ron gant getting pulled off base and Lonnie Smith's base running screw up. I wasn't even alive then, just heard the stories. Oh, and Cox putting in Charlie Leibrandt against Kirby Puckett in game six. Best breakingball hitter vs a breaking ball pitcher (what could go wrong? Lol)
Earl Tucker Dude I was seven and the braves were apart of my childhood. Every year I was use to them winning the division and being in the playoffs until my first year of college 2005.
I was 12 and followed the team closely all season. I thought Steve Avery was the best. Ironically, he eventually would take a back seat to Glavine and Smoltz. But in post-season play, Avery was a star that delivered many key wins.
This was 30 years ago....my god. I remember Francisco Cabrera’s home home like it was yesterday lol. What good times! I think we have a team now that can pull it off(2021).
My beloved Braves, what a team, what a season, what a decade. The team of the 90's. Most wins by any team by far, yes haters go on and say only one WS to show for, but 14 consecutive decision titles? That's the best team period
1991 will always be great for changing the entire history of the franchise and all of the excitement, but wow does 2021 come close now. To go from the high levels of frustration and mediocrity to a hot streak that ran through the playoffs and win it all! The team needs to make a documentary like this again, or have someone like the 30 for 30 folks make one about this past season.
+Clarke FM Thank you so much for posting this. I owned it as well as a kid. I was ten years old in 91. And this Braves season was such a huge part of my childhood. Thanks for posting a cherished memory for me. I never thought I'd ever see this doc again!
Dale Murphy tips his hat in his Phillies uniform, the announcer says "tears and swelled hearts" and I'm sitting here with that feeling in my chest and watery eyes.
This was the year I became a Braves fan. What a magical season 1991 was. Really wish we were able to finish it off against the Twins. Which to this day, from beginning to end, was the best world series I've ever seen. Bought a Braves jersey at the all-star break and have worn it every single year in the playoffs until this year, when I just layed it down on a chair beside me. And we finally won it all again! 30 years of memories... and even though we won it all in 1995, it was the 1991 team along with this 2021 team I loved most. GO BRAVES!!!
I have the 1991 season set set for my baseball game & I managed the 1991 Braves not only too the World Series but too winning it ALL!!! What a great year for the Braves!!!
It's interesting the striking ties the Braves and Royals have had over the years. Schuerholz as mentioned in this video went from KC (where he won a WS) to Atlanta and began to build that dynasty. Circa 2006, Dayton Moore goes from Atlanta to KC and now a decade later is a world champion himself.
while visiting my late grandparents in Columbus Georgia my late grandfather and I would always watch Atlanta Braves baseball hearing Skip Carey and Pete Van Wieren
I find it weird that the Braves this year are trying to get back into the game this year like what the 1991 Braves did. We just recently fired Fredi Gonzalez days ago, now we have Brian Snitker as interim manager and he's now 3-2 in the Major League
Chills. I watched every game on TBS when I was 11. Blauser's smooth stroke. 9.5 games back at the break. Otis was on coke and Gant on roids but ignorance was bliss. Merker's no no. Fulton County Stadium sold out. Stanton's high leg kick.
And the hope. The hope that hadn't been there for decades. The hope the Braves gave to an entire city. The hope that maybe, just maybe, this refurbished team could go the distance.
Fuckin Sid Bream.....I can remember wanting Doug Drabeck, Bob Walk, and/or Tim Wakefield to stick one in his ear. Felt the same way about Bobby Bonilla when he signed with the mets.
Rarely does the loser of the WS truly deserve to be remembered as a winner. The loser of this WS most definitely deserves to be remembered as a winner. The 91 Braves gave 100%. They nearly pulled it off. Greatest WS in MLB history.
I'll never forget the excitement of that season! I was in 8th grade during this wonderful year to be Atlanta fan! The Falcons had the Miracle Season Pt 2 the same year!
With all the regular season success they had for over a decade after this season ....... this franchise really gives the Buffalo Bills four consecutive Super Bowl appearances with no title some reasonable company. I watched this Braves team folly in playoffs and World Series year after year and I to this date believe the Indians should have won the title in 1995. Never cared for Greg Maddux they gave him a floating strike zone.
The Braves need this passion back. Maybe they can start winning some games for once and make me care about them again. It's sad seeing more fans from the opposing team at your ballpark like I saw today with the cardinals then your own fans.
You have a point. Most Braves fans will point to 91 and 92 as the best years in the Braves run. Winning it all in 95 was great, but the overall reaction was more like "It's about time!"
But Braves fans got a glimpse in the early 1990s of how intense the Dodgers/Giants rivalry truly is. Even when one team doesn't go to the playoffs, it can make its season by spoiling the other one as the Giants did to LA in 1991 and the Dodgers did to the Giants two years later. I actually like that rivalry better than overhyped four hours of Red Sox/Yankees.
God, this never gets old. Nothing will ever top this season.
+E Drew Not even the 1995 world championship season. The sad thing is we should have won three world series in the 90's. The 1991 world series when Ronnie Smith made that stupid running error that cost us the lead in game seven. Who knows what would have happened after that. Of course the 1995 world series championship. And the following year 1996 against the yankees. We had them 2-0 going home we should have won it at least in five games. That hurt most of all.
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Charlie Leibrandt as a reliever. I can't ever forget the guy throwing meat balls for any hitter to cream it over the fence.
@@johnnyfive222 Even just winning one of those two years would have made a huge difference. Any team with multiple championships is going to be remembered as truly great. I'm thrilled that we won one but just winning one doesn't set us apart from any other team that ever wins a World Series.
30 YEARS LATER- ATLANTA ARE CHAMPIONS AGAIN
The Braves have something to be proud of. They put on a classic season and series!
Brings back memories. Miss watching Braves games on TBS.
Americas team,THE ATLANTA BRAVES!
This was the greatest season in Atlanta Braves history!
We won the World Series in 1995. We probably should have won this one too though...as well as 1996.
Yes the Braves should've won the world series in 91. Kent herbek cheated pulling Ron Gant's leg off the base.
@@heatherratliff1813 Ron gant getting pulled off base and Lonnie Smith's base running screw up. I wasn't even alive then, just heard the stories. Oh, and Cox putting in Charlie Leibrandt against Kirby Puckett in game six. Best breakingball hitter vs a breaking ball pitcher (what could go wrong? Lol)
God bless Skip Caray we miss you so much. We never forget you.
Man this gives me chills too! I was 10 years old during this magical run!
Earl Tucker Dude I was seven and the braves were apart of my childhood. Every year I was use to them winning the division and being in the playoffs until my first year of college 2005.
I was 12 and followed the team closely all season. I thought Steve Avery was the best. Ironically, he eventually would take a back seat to Glavine and Smoltz. But in post-season play, Avery was a star that delivered many key wins.
I was 9 & I remember this season like it was yesterday. This was my childhood & a special bond I share with my mom to this day!!! Go Braves!!!
Me too lol
Me too special times and memories
Greatest season in Atlanta sports history, the year I fell in love with the braves and baseball
I absolutely love the Atlanta Braves that truly was a magical season 1991
This was 30 years ago....my god. I remember Francisco Cabrera’s home home like it was yesterday lol. What good times! I think we have a team now that can pull it off(2021).
And the did! Go Braves!!
I haven't seen this in nearly 15 years! Thank you for posting!
1991 Atlanta Braves known as the miracle season from worst-to-first magical season ⚾
This brings tears to my eyes 1991 Atlanta braves
I was at this game. I was just 15 years old. What an exciting time it was for me at that age
My beloved Braves, what a team, what a season, what a decade. The team of the 90's. Most wins by any team by far, yes haters go on and say only one WS to show for, but 14 consecutive decision titles? That's the best team period
to be the best you have to be a winner
1991 will always be great for changing the entire history of the franchise and all of the excitement, but wow does 2021 come close now. To go from the high levels of frustration and mediocrity to a hot streak that ran through the playoffs and win it all! The team needs to make a documentary like this again, or have someone like the 30 for 30 folks make one about this past season.
I remember having the video at my parents when I was younger so I had to get my own off of EBAY.
GO BRAVES!
Tommy & Smoltzie as well as Davy & Ronnie are BRAVES LEGENDS
+Clarke FM Thank you so much for posting this. I owned it as well as a kid. I was ten years old in 91. And this Braves season was such a huge part of my childhood. Thanks for posting a cherished memory for me. I never thought I'd ever see this doc again!
I miss Skip, Ernie, and Pete so damn much ! I love Chip Carey but his dad was the friggin best ! I still get chills watching this !
These Braves players need to come back and put the 2016 Braves how to win
Dale Murphy tips his hat in his Phillies uniform, the announcer says "tears and swelled hearts" and I'm sitting here with that feeling in my chest and watery eyes.
1982 and 83 N L MVP. DALE MURPHY, BRAVESLEGEND#
This was the year I became a Braves fan. What a magical season 1991 was. Really wish we were able to finish it off against the Twins. Which to this day, from beginning to end, was the best world series I've ever seen.
Bought a Braves jersey at the all-star break and have worn it every single year in the playoffs until this year, when I just layed it down on a chair beside me. And we finally won it all again! 30 years of memories... and even though we won it all in 1995, it was the 1991 team along with this 2021 team I loved most. GO BRAVES!!!
lived in Atl that yr, one hot year HOT-lanta
Thanks for posting this! Watched this so many times on VHS as a kid. Go Braves, Lemke for MVP!
Hrbek lifted that leg and IDGAF. GOAT-tier heeling right there.
I have the 1991 season set set for my baseball game & I managed the 1991 Braves not only too the World Series but too winning it ALL!!! What a great year for the Braves!!!
It's interesting the striking ties the Braves and Royals have had over the years. Schuerholz as mentioned in this video went from KC (where he won a WS) to Atlanta and began to build that dynasty. Circa 2006, Dayton Moore goes from Atlanta to KC and now a decade later is a world champion himself.
while visiting my late grandparents in Columbus Georgia my late grandfather and I
would always watch Atlanta Braves baseball hearing Skip Carey and Pete Van Wieren
I remember this.....long life Atlanta fan......please we must win. ..the Falcons......for the state of Georgia......go falcons!
Gabe Lopez - Fuck the Falcons. GO BRAVES !!!
was lucky enough to witness the whole thing!
Just found this and Thank you Im 13 again! I still have the book that came with this. I still remember the starting lineup for 1991
Thanks for sharing this!
I have the 1992 video but just haven't had time to upload.
I don't think I've seen that one. You must upload it soon. Please!
I find it weird that the Braves this year are trying to get back into the game this year like what the 1991 Braves did. We just recently fired Fredi Gonzalez days ago, now we have Brian Snitker as interim manager and he's now 3-2 in the Major League
They won the NLCS
I'm crying watching this. Lightning in a bottle
The best team EVER
Who knew this would start a 15 year run
If only the Murph was still on the team...
and the best pitcher Pascual Perez
Chills. I watched every game on TBS when I was 11. Blauser's smooth stroke. 9.5 games back at the break. Otis was on coke and Gant on roids but ignorance was bliss. Merker's no no. Fulton County Stadium sold out. Stanton's high leg kick.
And the hope. The hope that hadn't been there for decades. The hope the Braves gave to an entire city. The hope that maybe, just maybe, this refurbished team could go the distance.
Had the privilege of going to an Atlanta Braves game that year. Atlanta beat Pittsburgh 7 to 1
I probably watched every game on tv or in person,I forgot about Reynoso and Berenguer
as a twins fan I respect the Atlanta braves and glad they got their ring in 95
This reminds me of what the wildcard has killed: the pennant race.
I watched this so many times jesus christ
Atlanta is now the hot bed of the USA for sports teams.👌
Im a brave forever
You can see how excited the Braves players were with that 3 man no-hitter -its like they didn't know...or care
Fuckin Sid Bream.....I can remember wanting Doug Drabeck, Bob Walk, and/or Tim Wakefield to stick one in his ear. Felt the same way about Bobby Bonilla when he signed with the mets.
I miss ole ernie johnson
''The dependable little Raphael Belliard''.1:40.
2:40
Rarely does the loser of the WS truly deserve to be remembered as a winner. The loser of this WS most definitely deserves to be remembered as a winner. The 91 Braves gave 100%. They nearly pulled it off. Greatest WS in MLB history.
I'll never forget the excitement of that season! I was in 8th grade during this wonderful year to be Atlanta fan! The Falcons had the Miracle Season Pt 2 the same year!
Vivan los bravos de atlanta!!!!
There was another Braves special about the 1991 team hosted by John Goodman. Has anyone seen that one?
I remember it......
With all the regular season success they had for over a decade after this season ....... this franchise really gives the Buffalo Bills four consecutive Super Bowl appearances with no title some reasonable company. I watched this Braves team folly in playoffs and World Series year after year and I to this date believe the Indians should have won the title in 1995. Never cared for Greg Maddux they gave him a floating strike zone.
The Braves need this passion back. Maybe they can start winning some games for once and make me care about them again. It's sad seeing more fans from the opposing team at your ballpark like I saw today with the cardinals then your own fans.
+Tony Stark Winning dulls passion. The 1991 and 1992 teams were galvanized by a fanbase not used to winning. After that, it became expected.
You have a point. Most Braves fans will point to 91 and 92 as the best years in the Braves run. Winning it all in 95 was great, but the overall reaction was more like "It's about time!"
Now there the cobb county braves
Amazing season. The only thing missing was that world championship. :(
We got the World Championship in 1995. I'm still mad about the Falcons blowing a 25 point lead where 57 seconds until winning Super Bowl LI.
steve Avery was supposed to be the next Doyle Alexander and he never panned out
Gordo Razz he was great in post season games
Just think if Lonny Smith knew how to run the bases in game 7....the Braves might have won it all...oh well!!!
JWM on the Left arm? I watched this World Series.
Nixon is no hall of famer but his defense was magic.
Clarke, please tell you me you have the 1992 season, Lighting Strikes Twice?!?!?!
Does anyone know the song used at 5 min and at 10 min. They used this song on some early 90's NFL Films videos as well.
Was that Chip Caray calling opening day 1991?
"1st place in the National League West" ---I forgot about that dumb logic of Atlanta being in the West
But Braves fans got a glimpse in the early 1990s of how intense the Dodgers/Giants rivalry truly is. Even when one team doesn't go to the playoffs, it can make its season by spoiling the other one as the Giants did to LA in 1991 and the Dodgers did to the Giants two years later. I actually like that rivalry better than overhyped four hours of Red Sox/Yankees.
Does anyone have the 1993 video I can not find anywhere.
I do, I have not uploaded it.
+Clarke FM Upload it please. I am begging you. I moved ten years ago and lost my VHS tapes. :(
“Millions of dollars pumped into the economy”... funny. The good ole days when that mattered.
His foot touched the bag
He sure DID!
Didn't Terry Pendleton win the MVP that year? Cant remember if it was 91 or 92 season.
91
MVP and the batting title both in 91.
Otis Nixon will always be my favorite coke head of all-time! He not only lived it but damnit he looked the part too!
stay classy, Joe
I used to get pissed off when the Braves interrupted my Family Matters or Saved by the Bell as a kid in the 90s
Lol Francisco Cabbera why do you swing so much? Because a walk wont get you off the Island
So they could've won 4 or more world series but ypu call this magical ?
In reference to the 91 season