MLB | Forgotten Classics #7 - 2002 World Series Game 6 (SF vs ANA)
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- 2002 World Series - Game 6
San Francisco Giants at Anaheim Angels.
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Spiezio working his way to a 3-2 count and then hitting that 3 run HR is one of the most ice cold ABs in mlb history.
" A swing that changed a franchise!"
@@paulsimovich9157 the swing by itself did not look like a typical HR swing, but it certainly got the job done. reminds me a little of the famous Gibson swing in '88.
The Giants in this game get the UrinatingTree seal of disapproval:
YOU BLEW IT!!!!!
The upside was the Angels didn’t!
Joshua Miranda and he would call this the Dusty Baker special
MANCHESTER UNITED you’re forgetting the part where I asked
I kind of want him to do a Dusty Baker legacy of failure. He deserves it, more than any other manager (except for maybe Dave Roberts).
@@nintendo8127 agreed 100%. Sends the Astros back from down 0-3 and still loses Game 7
Scott Spiezio's momentum-changing home run is a very overlooked moment in baseball history. It's one of my favorite home runs ever.
So overlooked. To work his way to a 3-2 count and then hit that HR is bonkers. The man had ice in his veins
If I remember correctly he was also pretty sick this game.
That wasn't the momentum changing moment of that game. That honor belongs to Baker handing Ortiz a "game ball" before the game was over as he walked off the mound.
The David Freese moment before there was David Freese.
@@RyanLunaPhotography lmao i mean i see what you're trying to say but I wouldn't call that a momentum changing moment unless you're kind of a stupid person
A reminder that the Angels actually won a World Series this century
Karsten Melton this century is only 19 years old
Karsten Melton unlike the Dodgers 😂
Brennan McKinney you sound like a disgruntled ex fan 😂
Skank Hunt42 nah just trolling the Dodgers. They’re a meme with their playoff choking 😂
Brennan McKinney I don’t respect the angels any more than the Dodgers though they haven’t done anything in 18 years now and choke every time they make it too lol
As a Giants fan, 3 World Series Titles later and this one still hurts.
While get over it
The angels deserved it tho, since bonds was a steroid taker
MANCHESTER UNITED Everyone in soccer dives. You can’t fake an injury in baseball to your advantage.
@MANCHESTER UNITED soccer is simple game for simple people
@@ST-wr6bo hell no!
I was 14 back then I had spent the first 10 years of my life in Anaheim, the Angels were my team, a die hard fan, then I was living in rural Northern Iowa at this time, that's Twins territory so they were salty about the American league championship series lol, and everyone knew me to be a huge Angel fan, I went to many games that year when I was visiting family in Orange county that summer and remember thinking that team was speacial. I remember this series like it was yesterday, and it's been twenty years since, wow does time fly, one of my favorite memories.
Game 6* at the beginning title screen, not Game 2, my apologies!
Hey... game two was good as well
I was gonna say what are you doing
Loved this game, always get happy when I hear the 8th inning calls during the pre-game highlights that Angels Stadium always does.
I’m so used to seeing Trout wear No. 27, it’s so weird seeing it on Appier’s jersey
That's how I feel when I first saw Trout wearing it, I've been wearing that as my number since I was a kid because of Vladimir Guerrero.
@Armando Varillas
Trevor Bauer
Addison Russel
Scott Rolen
Juan Marichal
Carlton Fisk
Catfish Hunter
After Appier wore 27, it was valdamir Guerrero then trout next
How is this a Forgotten Classic? Nobody shuts up about this game. And they shouldn’t. This game is a masterpiece!
Probably because the Diamondbacks and Marlins winning titles in 2001 and 2003 respectively are more memorable
As a Giants fan...speaking for all Giants fans....SHADDDUPPP!
@@PipeGuy64Bit why are those more memorable? Who cares!
@@mayhemjr.803 Because they're both expansion teams who both beat the Yankees
@@PipeGuy64Bit maybe, who knows? Both haven't done much since
I remember this team made me fall in love with the game of baseball. Great series
That pop at 7:30. Chills every time. So glad Tim Salmon was able to win a ring with this team. One of my favorite players growing up.
The TV Broadcast doesn't do it justice I was there for Game 6 and 7 when Glaus hit that double that stadium went Bananas It was extremely loud You could feel the whole stadium shaking my buddy was in the parking lot and it was so loud it was like being in the stadium on the outside
I was also at game 6. Not 7 however. My best sporting experience of my life
I was there that night. Such a rollercoaster of emotions for us at the stadium, going into the game confident but hesitant, then seeing the Giants jump ahead and then just keep building their lead. Then Baker hands Ortiz the game ball, and everything flips! Spiezio, Erstad, Anderson...Glaus. From agony to ecstasy in one turn of the lineup. When we left the stadium that night, we knew it was over. We'd been that other team before in '86. Game 7 was already decided, though it was still a really good game, with one hell of an ending.
This game, however, will always be the greatest game I've ever seen live. I was there for game 7 as well, but it was an epilogue to this epic.
I never had a chance to watch Game 6 live in the stadium since I was away from at the time and listening to the radio. My family and I were worried that the Angels might lose the game since they were down 5-0. Afterwards, a miracle happened and they won Game 6. We watched Game 7 and it was a treat, more like an epilogue to the Game 6 epic as what you mentioned. It felt so good that the Angels won the WS and my classmates and teachers talked about all day in my junior high school. I heard that 1986 was heartbreaking, so I watched Game 5 of the ALCS and it was heartbreaking. Donnie Moore ended up deleting himself in 1989. That was sad and he was a really good pitcher for the team. The Angels were so close to beat Boston in 1986, but faded away after Game 5. Years later, Gene Autry sings along with the 2002 WS victory even though he already passed away during that time. Nevertheless, I am happy that the Angels won this well-deserved WS title. The Angels of today need to do something with their pitching or they may stuck to being mediocre even if they have great talents like Shohei Ohtani and Mike Trout. Oh yeah, I watched the Angels often during the Vlad Guerrero days and he was a beast along with other studs like Bartolo Colon, Torii Hunter, Kelvim Escobar, John Lackey, and other good players in 2004-2009.
I was there too with my dad, my uncle, and my grandfather. Un-F’n-believable. The Bonds Homer hurt and I was getting upset I might be here for the worst feeling in the world but we f’n did it. We watched game 7 at home with a lot of family and that was a fun celebration but game 6 is the one.
U g h that cheer when Glaus’s double landed...gives me chills
Until 2010, I had to live with this collapse every day... it made me sick to my stomach whenever i was thinking about this. Now, all of that is forgotten and even though we are not that good anymore, i can at least say we had a great run with those three titles
This is one of the best World Series’ of this century. It’s up there with 2016 and 2017, and it isn’t talked about much
I agree for 16
17 is out after the things done by the Trashtros
@@otaviofrn_adv true but it was still very entertaining, especially game 5
@@mrtoast178they cheated.. that whole series is tainted. The dodgers are the true 2017 champions.
@@derekconstantino7759no, they aren’t, they lost, get over it, 2017, 2022 world champs, smd
20 years later, Dusty Baker finally has his ring
I would like to recommend the NLDS game 4 between the Astros and Braves in 2005. Astros came back in the 8th, and again in the 9th to tie the Braves. Roger Clemens had to come in and pitch, and it ended with a walk off in the 18th inning
It was the NLDS
I don’t think it was forgotten. IT WENT 18 INNINGS!
Astros were probably cheating then.
@@brandontraverso7716 Dude, it was 2005. Take the salt elsewhere.
As an A’s fan, it is I who nuts to this game
As a Dodgers fan Im right there with ya
@@dustywaxhead screw both of you guys
@Caleb Gallegos There’s plenty of Dodgers meltdown games available for us Giants fans to watch 😏. 2014 Nlds game 1 and 4. 2018 WS game 4, 2019 NLDS game 5 just to name a few. I wouldn’t want to write paragraphs for all of them of course.
@@kylegross1081 Don't forget Matt Adams
@Alan Cooke yeah matt Adams was game 4 of the 2014 NLDS right? I’m any case that was a great moment. Don’t forget the game 6 against the Braves that just happened haha
Well, look at that! You actually went and did this one! Thanks, bro. 😊
This still hurts. But the 3 in 10, 12, and 14 were definitely worth the wait. I love my giants through thick n thin.
Love the videos keep up the work!👍🏻
so glad we denied bonds a ring. made that series even sweeter
Nick Regalado agreed
but then Kenny Lofton didn't get one :(
Memorex996 nor jeff kent who's hof
Is it because he's an asshole or because he used PED. So are you glad Sosa, McGwire and all the other PED users didn't get a ring too?
@@ParisCafe What do you mean McGwire didn't get a ring? lmao he has two. one as a player and as a coach
Still feels like yesterday! The Halos were miraculous that season, so much fun to follow.
The Greatest came back game ever in World Series
Classic
You can thank idiot Dusty Baker for that. You should've given him a World Series ring.
The '86 Mets would say " Hold My Beer" and I might agree with them.
2019 game 7 still haunts me as a stros fan
This never gets old!
So did the angels use a opener before the opener was a thing ??
Awesome Hobo13 nah Appier just wasn’t that good that postseason
@@brokenoscillatingfan he actually started this game out well. The wheels just fell off in the 5th inning.
As a Dodgers fan who was born and raised in Anaheim I actually rooted for the Angels for this series just to see the Giants lose.
Why? Everyone remembers this game. Probably top 5 world series game this century. This game is not forgotten.
BTW, can we all agree that Rory Markus's calls were much better than Joe Buck? Joe Buck keeps coasting on "we'll see tou tomarrow night". He used it during Yanks/Red Sox championship series. Hes used it here. And for David Freese home run in 2011.
The Angels-Giants WS is just a forgotten WS. Stuck in between 2 iconic WS involving the Yankees.
@@notsauer Ha! You call that 2003 world series iconic? One sided blow out for the Marlins. Suck it Yankees!
"We'll see you tomorrow night" was a call Joe Buck's father Jack Buck made when Kirby Puckett hit a walk-off home run in Game 6 of the 1991 World Series. So I understand why he might overuse it.
@@brianbiekman8805 I know where it originated. Im a Twins fan. Loved the Jack Buck call. It was iconic. But Joe has overused it to the point of annoyance.
He also stole it from his dad lmao
One of the most underrated games and series of all time. It’s definitely top 10 for me
Wow imagine how nerve racking that game would be!!
I was there. Scoreless through 5 of our elimination game was nerve wracking. Dunstons 2 run homer was deflating. They figured out our secret weapon K Rod, giving up 3 more including a passed ball and Bonds Hr. Then it was a nightmare. Felt like we were down 5-0 from the start and couldnt do anything leaving guys on base. 7th inning, it looked like Spezio hit a pop up to first base/ shallow right. Except it just kept climbing, and we saw Sanders at the warning track and everyone held their breath, including Spezio who stopped when reached first. Once it disappeared it felt like it was no our game, even though we were still down by 2. 8th inning Erstads lead off HR, and you knew the comeback would happen, and we were already winning down by 1. Greatest game Ive ever been to! Game 2 of this series is another forgotten classic in my opinion
@@ajamusic7322 I was at Game 2 and 6 also. I'm 60 years old now, and Game 6 might just go down as the greatest experience of my life. I had an opportunity to go to Game 7, but I turned it down. I felt like even if the Angels won Game 7, there was no way it could match the emotional experience of Game 6. So I watched Game 7 at home, alone, and although I was a grown man, I cried when the Angels won the World Series.
Nice! Didn't remember Kevin Appier pitched for them. Little K-Rod.
I was at that game! Greatest game in Angels history.
High key a killer series
"High key?" Are you twelve?
@@GitzenShiggles I was like 17 when I wrote that so basically
I was 5 years old and at this game! Wish I could remember it lol
An absolutely incredible World Series for both teams.
Russ Ortiz was pitching great and Dusty took him out. It costs SF the series losing that game. I still have heartache over that loss. I was so mad at Dusty Baker. Im glad he finally won a World Series with Houston 🙂
Do 2008 ALCS game 5. Truly a forgotten about classic game
could you imagine if that comeback happened in the ninth inning?
how euphoric would that be for the Angels
This kind of game leaves the loser in shambles. There would be a game 7, but the series was already lost after the turnaround.
2011 was the same. The Cardinals down to their last strike twice winning in 11
@@otaviofrn_adv I think this one was just a bit more special
mostly because the defeceit was bigger and these Giants were WAY more dangerous than the 2010's Rangers IMO
@@thedude3065 to each their own. Both series had many merits IMO. I will agree that the Giants of 2002 was better than the Rangers of 2010-11 tho.
One of the rare WS since 1996 not featuring the Yankees... Great video!
Between 96-2001 they didn't went to the fall classic only in 97 (Florida vs Cleveland)
Go Angels!!! Crazy how the vibe felt like the Giants were going to win it all. It felt like the Angels were done for after they trailed 5-0.
Angels fan lucky enough to be at this Game. Shawn Dunston's 2 run homer to break the scoreless game in the 5th was the beginning of a nightmare. But rewatching it, I got a lot of appreciateion for him and his son sharing that moment together and his son not being embarrassed to kiss his father.
I remember this one well, great game
Greatest game in franchise history
Great vid
THANK YOU!!!!
That O2 Angels team defined one thing never give up
As an Angels fan when Bonds hit that blast my heart sank, when Speizio hit his my heart was brought back to life.
Great comeback all time classic game led to a WS title in Game 7
I still don't understand why didnt Reggie Sanders make any attempt to jump for that ball. It landed only two rows back. It still pisses me off
@@mayhemjr.803 He bumped into the wall before he had a chance to try to catch it.
@@aznpikachu215 he did?. I don't think he did. He made no attempt. We should've won that game
@@mayhemjr.803 Around 5:09 - You'll have to slow it down.
@@mayhemjr.803 The funny thing was Spezio hit a lazy fly ball that simply carried like forever. Sanders was trying to get under a fly ball and suddenly ran out of room.
They just had this magic that you knew were going to win
whos here after dusty just won his first ever WS. literally crying for him rn. LEGEND
As a Giants fan this still hurts
It's one thing to see it on a video it's another thing to actually be there I was blessed that my Dad worked for Southern California Edison for 30 years the stadium renovation was paid for by Edison and the stadium was called Edison Field for a short period of time between like 98 and 04 And during that time Edison employees Got season tickets Free And he was an employee at the time So he got the free season tickets "Playoffs Included" because of that I got to see Game 6 and 7 for free I've been seeing Angel games For over 25 years born and Raised in Orange County I have never seen that stadium go that crazy when Darin Erstad caught that final out before or since It was such a beautiful moment
As an Angels Fan I wanted them to Beat and the Giants and win the WS not just for me but for late Owner Gene Autry. The 2002 Season really was a Magical year for the Halos.
What a comeback, knew this one would be in here, only real ones know about it
Hell of a game
In a way, the 2002 World Series is to Giants fans what the 1986 World Series is to Red Sox fans.
Watching Bonds play the outfield in the 2002 postseason was hilarious! He led the team in errors in the regular season, made three in the NLCS, and Baker still played him in the field in an AL park where he made three more. MISTAKE! 😆
I remember this as a kid cause I was a big Tim Salmon and Troy Glaus fan at the time.
As a Giants fan about 15 at the time hearing nothing but agony stories about the Giants in the playoffs. When Shawon Dunston hit that Home Run playing sparingly the entire year. I thought it was destiny only to later have my heart ripped out.
What a great World Series.
It sucked for me. I'm a Giants fan
For the next one, I think one is the 2014 ALDS Game 2 between the Orioles and Tigers. So many good moments
Who forgot? I remember it every time i pass the stadium
Dusty won one 20 years later
What a game, Go Angels!
From the Depths.. to Number Uno💯
2016 NLDS Cubs vs Giants gm 3
Greatest WS comeback
It's stupid that this game is a forgotten classic. There's Barry Bonds and the Angels having the greatest comeback win in playoff history. No reason it shouldn't be known as the best game 6 in history. Down 5-0 in the 7th and they win 6-5.
I cannot believe they pulled the Giants pulled their starter. I've got a theory that that mistake directly lead to the Cubs losing to the Marlins in similar fashion in game 6 of the NLCS a few years later. Dusty remembered how poorly pulling his starter had worked in this game, and so he left Mark Prior out way beyond when he was tired, because he didn't want to make the same mistake. Lo and behold, Prior was actually out of gas, and Dusty let the Cubs blow it.
But this was after though.
@@aznpikachu215 No, the Bartman game was 2003 NLCS, this was the 2002 WS.
@@SgtHolton I was referring to the leaving Mark Prior in the game. Like, he took out Ortiz in 2002 WS, maybe he was learning it off that.
@@aznpikachu215 That's what I'd already said. That was the thrust of the original comment.
@@SgtHolton I wasn't even sure why Dusty pulled Ortiz out. 5-0 lead, 2 men on, with Spiezio at the plate.
I remember getting on the bus the day after this game and everyone had rally monkeys and they were shaking them and making monkey sounds I will never forget that moment
I never knew Mike Trout was a pitcher too! (Funny how the starting pitcher for this game has the number of the franchises greatest player)
Same number as Vladimir Guerrero too
What's funny is that #27 is going to have to be retired twice. Vladimir Guerrero went into the Hall Of Fame with an Angel cap. He's the only player that can say that...until Trout joins him in 15-20 years. So the Angels will have two players in the HOF with Angel caps, and both wore #27.
Barry Bonds was a beast. The better team won.
That game had to hurt for years and years
Giants won 3 World Series but this will always be my team. It still hurts my dude why am I here
I love these videos, but it would be cool if you did a little bit contextualizing each of these games. Even just a little text sprawl, describing what's on the line for each team, where that team was at at the time and what this specific win would mean for that franchise
Too much info it’s a baseball game
Pain.
Angel fan all my life. This team had heart. Calling up K Rod was a huge factor too. Wish Gene Autry would have been there in person.
Yup, the only thing that would have made it better
8:57 "We'll see you tomorrow night!"
@3:08 I could watch that all day
Hats off to Joe Buck (the best to ever do it) and Tim McCarver (occasionally great) for an incredible job. You can hate Buck all want, but he doesn't have to scream to get his point across. Just an incredible game and broadcast.
Buck is usually meh but he was particularly awesome calling this game
Joe let the game fold out naturally. What you saw, what happened, was all that was needed. No narration necessary.
Sometimes I felt that Buck did not care at all about what he was doing, and there was this interview in which he made me partially right (said he'd rather watch The Bachelor than sports he did not called).
But especially after 2011 he improved a lot
My favorite ws.
Damn. Kenny Lofton was on this Giants team, then the very next year he was part of the Cubs team who had that heartbreaking loss to the Marlins.
DUSTY BAKER! So happy for him
Bonds was so fun to watch
2002 Angels are one of my favorite teams
Incredible game. Incredible comeback. GO HALOS!!!
Great
Just the right amount of Joe Buck in these highlights
The biggest baseball rivalry in California
Man Troy Glaus had such a pretty swing
This should remind us long time Angels fan on how Artie has run the Angels organization into the ditch😖😖
I still have my thundersticks from Game 7 when the sticks are out, Anaheim Stadium is the loudest stadium in the league
The 1 year wonder Angels.
If only they could edit out Joe Buck
Here after Dusty Baker blew another 5 run lead in the World Series.
Here for the same reason
Here after Dusty won the championship.
@@rc7625 He finally got one. I'm happy for him, he deserved it.
The Giants dugout was a child daycare as well
Is it not weird to anyone else that the giants players would have their kids in the dugout, and kiss them on the lips at home plate after a home run?
Nah man could you imagine sharing that moment with your child after hitting a home run? In the World Series no less? Incredible stuff
Is it just me that sees he said game 2 in the beginning of the video?
Nope. I noticed that as well.
Whoops lol
@Blue Skeptic YES! same starting pitchers too, both teams came out swinging, and Mr. Angel, King fish hits the dramatic comeback hr in the 8th. Amazing battle! Hell this whole series was exciting start to finish
win or lose i ride or die my angels
Absolutely terrible job by Joe Buck on the mic... For all the 2000s he's been shit, but I feel like he's redeemed himself in the 10s
Dennis Chen
Not all of 10’s
He finally learned it’s okay to get excited and raise your voice as an announcer which has made him much better the last decade