Cleveland Indians x Jacobs Field Walk-Off Home Run Compilation, 1994-1996 [Belle, Ramirez, Thome]
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- Опубликовано: 27 июн 2020
- 1994
-May 19th vs. Milwaukee
1995
-June 4th vs. Toronto
-June 7th vs. Detroit
-June 19th vs. Boston
-July 16th vs. Oakland
-July 18th vs. California
-August 19th vs. Milwaukee
-August 25th vs. Detroit
-August 30th vs. Toronto
-August 31st vs. Toronto
1996
-May 21st vs. Milwaukee
-July 18th vs. Minnesota
-July 20th vs. Minnesota
-July 31st vs. Toronto
-August 16th vs. Detroit
-September 10th vs. California 
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I loved sportscenter and baseball tonight in that era.
On July 18th, 1995, Albert Belle belts the walk-off grand slam as we hear Herb Score's commentary at the 1:22 minute mark as they nailed up Lee Smith and the California Angels.
This is the actual game when my parents got married after they defeated the Minnesota Twins on July 20th, 1996. The winning pitcher belongs to Paul Shuey as he pitched a perfect 11th inning. Alvaro Espinoza's walk-off home run is shown at the 3:20 minute mark.
How in the world did this team not win a world series even once?
Pitching and defense
Imagine if those 90s Indians team had 2016 Kluber and Andrew Miller
Toxic clubhouse
@@chrislewis5069The defense was always fantastic, but the pitching was too thin.
@@robloxvids2233The club house was toxic because of Belle. He was gone after 1996
Eddie Murray cranking dingers with no batting gloves is so satisfying to watch.
One of the last of the old school home-run hitters.
What about Tony Pena’s walkoff in the 1995 playoffs against Boston?
In the 13th inning if I’m not mistaken