It almost looked like the series was about to slip away from the Jays too. They blew a 5-1 lead in that game in one inning to give the Phillies a 6-5 lead, and they squandered a bases loaded opportunity in the 8th. For all intents and purposes, it looked to be heading towards an epic collapse. Thankfully, Carter had other ideas. :D
@@stephenmiller2337 Which one? '92 or '93? I'd say '93 was more exciting in that it was won in walk-off fashion. I made a videotape (remember those?) of Joe Carter hitting the homer. I had the tape in the VCR and the VCR running in case something big came up, which it did.
lmao yeah. If i remember correctly he shook off the slider that posey called... Posey was probably horrified in that moment like wtf is this guy thinking?
1991 is considered to be the greatest world series game of all time. 10 innings, 1-0 walk off and the winning pitcher threw 126 pitches through ALL 10 INNINGS.
hearing Skip Carey in '95, after so many years calling losing seasons, was AWESOME. I wish his father (Harry Carey) lived past 2016 to see his beloved Cubs win it all and retire the billy goat.
2008! Hearing Harry Kalas call the Phillies World Series champions will always be a great moment, moreso since he passed away the following year, Rest In Peace Harry Kalas
The most impressive thing about 2 of the teams shown on here is that it took them not even 5 years to win a World Series. Marlins won after only 4 years of existence, while the diamondbacks only took 3 years. Incredible
They had an advantage over previous expansion teams in that could they draft from both leagues whereas before the expansion teams could only draft from the pool of players from their own league. Plus the established teams could protect fewer players in their organizations for the draft. So the later expansion teams had a better head start in forming competitive teams.
Great stuff! Still remember where I was when Gonzo hit that single off Mo! That was the 911 year and a truly heartbreaking loss for new York. Thanks for the memories!
@@TheBrooklynbodine They were an all-star team (literally). To put 125 wins in perspective, consider that the Jays have never won 100 games in a season, including their World Championship seasons.
Another thing, the Pittsburgh Pirates (favored by most baseball fans where I live) last won 100 or more regular-season games in 1909; however they've won over 100 since the advent of divisional play, factoring in postseason wins along with, say, a 96--66 regular-season record. In fact I believe the Pirates won 110 games in 1909, en route to beating Detroit in the World Series. It was well over 100 regular-season wins that year, anyway.
2008!!! I'm glad i got to see my favorite team win the world series. even though they suck now I'll still cherish that moment. they'll win another one real soon
So basically, the 1990s: New York Yankees and Atlanta Braves (rinse repeat) 2000s: Yankees, Red Sox, Cardinals, Giants (rinse repeat) So if you had to GUESS who was going to win the World Series, and you picked from the Yankees, Red Sox, Giants, or Cardinals, you would probably be correct at least 75% of the time.
Was so happy that the 2008 video had Harry K announcing it bc Joe Buck announcement was so boring and had no energy in it but that World Series is a highlight of my life 😭
It's the Yankee years for me, since I'm a die hard Yankee fan. And 2001 was a heartbreaker for sure, losing in game 7 with Mariano Rivera on the mound, I still have not gotten over that one...And kudos to the Red Sox for breaking the curse in style, taking 4 of 7 from the Yankees in the ALCS in 2004 after being down 3-0, gotta give them respect...and then winning the WS in '04, '07, and '13, and they are looking damn good in '16 so far as well...bottom line, I love baseball.
This is a story that my mother tells often that my father never claimed happened. Father is a die hard Red Sox fan. 2004 AL Championship Series: game 4. Sox were about to lose the game (we were in a 0-3 deficit of a 7 game series, and would have lost the series if we lost the game). My father stormed out his man cave, and tore his Red Sox poster off the wall. The sox won the AL Championship that night, leading the way to the World Series, winning the series 4-0, first win 86 years.
@@Ynkno Yes. (I will make sure to change my comment) I believe that this occurred during the AL Championship Series, not the World Series. We were close to losing the 4th game, and ended up wining the game, and eventually the last three. This is the only time in history for a team to come back from an 0-3 series deficit in a seven game series.
Me neither!! I was jumping for joy and almost cried for some reason (Mets fan). I always liked the D-Backs since they came into the league in 1998 because my boy Kelly Stinnett went there in the expansion draft so I had to start rooting for D-Backs along with my Mets
@MANCHESTER UNITED F.C I have a question. do they kneel in soccer? if baseball goes away, it will be their own fault. Americans do not appreciate all this kneeling $HIT.
Mine favorite final plays of the World Series in these years: 1993, 2000, 2006 and 2012, the sexenal periods of presidential changes on Mexico, it´s all over to said, thank you.
Benzinger backing and calling... one of my favorite baseball moments ever! Bidding a fond farewell to Marty Brennaman as he enters his final year in the broadcast booth.
@Mayhem Jr. I was a kid and I knew the Reds would win that series, though I didn't think they would sweep. The Reds were a power pitching team and Oakland struggled against that. The Reds were also a team that manufactured runs with steals and line drives amd could hit for power. They were also a veteran team. From the mid 80s to 90 the Reds almost always finished second and should have made the playoffs a few times. They were also really talented. If Eric Davis and Jose Rijo had stayed healthy that team would have had three HOFers (Barry Larkin) with a borderline fourth one with Paul O'Neill.
As a Tigers 🐅 fan, I got my heart broken 💔 2x in 2006 and 2012. Watching them lose both times were terrible, especially after we'd swept our two ALCS opponents to get there.
Two things I noticed while watching this: Unlike World series games from the 1970s and 1980s, fans didn't storm the field after the games. Also. Umpires went from wearing dress shirts and coats to wearing soft ball looking uniforms.
It is more jarring when you watch a video collection of NLCS wins and see that the Braves were in every NLCS from 1991 to 1999. 5 pennants is impressive enough in a decade, but they literally could have made every World Series of the 90s minus 1990.
I favorite years are 2010, 2012, and 2014, because as a Giants fan of San Francisco they've wanting a World Series Championship trophy to be brought to "The City" ever since arriving in San Fran in '58
So many momentous moments, teams ending decades long droughts, some almost a century long, and the commentator sounds like he's reading the traffic report.
2005 final play Uribe fields ground ball throw to first gets the runner for the out and World Series win he rented my house in Phoenix when he started for the Dodgers ..real nice guy
+Colin Pace It was surreal. It was one of those things that was NEVER EVER going to happen. Somehow, someway, something would go wrong and the Sox would lose. I still worry that there's an appeal in the works and that the results of that series will be nullified. lol
Will always remember 04 was happy that the red Sox won but sad for all the people that came and went without seeing them win it and you got to love Me hall of famer Big Papa
This is a story that my mother tells often that my father never claimed happened. Father is a die hard Red Sox fan. 2004 AL Championship Series: game 4. Sox were about to lose the game (we were in a 0-3 deficit of a 7 game series, and would have lost the series if we lost the game). My father stormed out his man cave, and tore his Red Sox poster off the wall. The sox won the AL Championship that night, leading the way to the World Series, winning the series 4-0, first win 86 years.
1991, 1992, 1996, 1999. Braves lost 4 World Series in less than a decade. Jesus, 1996 hurt especially. As a Braves fan growing up, that series and the Leyritz bomb literally broke my heart as a young baseball fan. I only followed baseball casually after that as a defense mechanism I think so it wouldn't be as painful. After they lost again in 1999, I pretty much stopped watching. I don't think I've ever sat down and watched a full game since....just bits and pieces.
Also, I think to find the last time the Giants clinched a World Series on their home field was 1922. I do know of the five they've won since, all have been clinched on the road. 2014 was the first time since '79 that the road team won Game 7, and it's happened twice since then: the Cubs in '16 and the Astros the next year.
Mariano Rivera ending WS in '98, '99, '00, '01 and '09. What the hell man? How selfish of him. Joe Carter was the man responsible for ending the 1992 & 1993 World Series. He caught the final out in '92, hit a Series ending Walk-Off in '93. Edgar Rentaria ended two World Series as well. He hit a Game 7 Walk-Off in 1997, and grounded out to end the 2004 World Series. 3 men, nine separate World Series ending plays between them. That's just crazy.
If you want to win a lot of bar bets, or just stump a baseball fan, ask who made the "last out" of a World Series that ended with a walkoff hit ('91, '93, '97, '01). Even better, the answer to two of them, '93 and '97, is Devon White (a flyout two batters before Carter in '93 and a fielders' choice one batter before Renteria in '97). The other two were sacrifice bunts (Chuck Knoblauch in '91 and Jay Bell in '01).
Just a couple tidbits of useless information on some things I noticed. Joe Carter had the final put-out of the 92 series and final at bat of the 93 series. He also hit a walk off single to win the 91 division title for the Jay's. He also was the final at bat when when the Cubs won the 98 wild card one game playoff against the giants. Edgar Renteria had the final at bat of the 97 world series to win it for the Marlins and had the final at bat of the 04 world series to lose it for the Cardinals...
I'm a Doyer fan but I really liked the 96 Yankees one. God, I HATED the Braves back then. Angels was another for beating the Giants but, was negated 8 years later. 2003 Marlins because I got sick of the Yankees winning.
Jays were a pretty well oiled machine by that point. They got rid of their jitters against the Braves. The Blue Jays batting line up was a murderers row. Even better than the 92 team. 4 .300+ hitters, (that was the year Olerud flirted with .400 for almost the entire year). And it was apparently the first time in 100 years that the same team had the top 3 hitters in the league (for average). 3 100+ RBI guys and Alomar at 93. And the pitching was good enough. Well balanced. Dave Stewart was still an intimidating starter and Guzman was pitching very well. Ward had become a pretty great closer.
2001 is why I became a Dbacks fan. Not only game 7 but all the seven games are unforgettable.
Hopefully one day the team can go back to those days.
Best WS ever in my opinion.
I couldn't imagine how it felt like when he hit that walk-off in 1993. Must be the strongest feeling of euphoria he'd ever experience
It almost looked like the series was about to slip away from the Jays too. They blew a 5-1 lead in that game in one inning to give the Phillies a 6-5 lead, and they squandered a bases loaded opportunity in the 8th. For all intents and purposes, it looked to be heading towards an epic collapse. Thankfully, Carter had other ideas. :D
I was rooting for the Phillies and I cried. Lol
@Vagina Doctor I'll never forget when my Scottish relatives called me at 3am cheering like madmen when the Jays won it all
@MANCHESTER UNITED F.C shut yer fookin mooth!
@@stephenmiller2337 Which one? '92 or '93? I'd say '93 was more exciting in that it was won in walk-off fashion. I made a videotape (remember those?) of Joe Carter hitting the homer. I had the tape in the VCR and the VCR running in case something big came up, which it did.
Tough to watch as a Braves fan. Although the 95 win eases some of the pain of a 1-4 world series record in the 90's.
And you're champs again!
One of my favourite calls ever “TOUCH EM ALL JOE, YOU’LL NEVER HIT A BIGGER HOME RUN IN YOUR LIFE”
Romo just throwing a 87mph fastball right down the middle to literally the best hitter that year is so perfect
lmao yeah. If i remember correctly he shook off the slider that posey called... Posey was probably horrified in that moment like wtf is this guy thinking?
I still get chills thinking of the Giants winning 3 within 5 years after not having won since 1954. Wow. And Madison Bumgarner is legendary.
It was EPIC!
Agreed!
Yes!!
1991 is considered to be the greatest world series game of all time. 10 innings, 1-0 walk off and the winning pitcher threw 126 pitches through ALL 10 INNINGS.
hearing Skip Carey in '95, after so many years calling losing seasons, was AWESOME. I wish his father (Harry Carey) lived past 2016 to see his beloved Cubs win it all and retire the billy goat.
2008! Hearing Harry Kalas call the Phillies World Series champions will always be a great moment, moreso since he passed away the following year, Rest In Peace Harry Kalas
I had forgotten over the last couple of years how much I love baseball … Joe Carter’s home run ALWAYS brings tears (in a good way). :)
The most impressive thing about 2 of the teams shown on here is that it took them not even 5 years to win a World Series. Marlins won after only 4 years of existence, while the diamondbacks only took 3 years. Incredible
Thrue
I was thinking about the Cubs
106 year to win 1 more
They had an advantage over previous expansion teams in that could they draft from both leagues whereas before the expansion teams could only draft from the pool of players from their own league. Plus the established teams could protect fewer players in their organizations for the draft. So the later expansion teams had a better head start in forming competitive teams.
favorite years 1992,1993,1997,2001,2002,2003,2005 glad to see those teams win especially my blue jays back to back
adande lawrence Watching Joe Carter dance around the bases is easily one of my favorite World Series moments of all time
hopefully this year toronto clinches a playoff spot
+adande lawrence I'm guessing I'm not the only Jays fan that knows the radio call after the Carter home run. Easily my favourite sports quote ever.
and the 2-2 wish tom cheek was still around go blue jays
my favorite years 1996 ,1998 the best team ever, 1999, 2000 and 2009 ;)
Great stuff! Still remember where I was when Gonzo hit that single off Mo! That was the 911 year and a truly heartbreaking loss for new York. Thanks for the memories!
the 1987 and 1991 were two of the greatest world series ever played.
Except for Kent Hrbek being a cheater and pushing Gant off of 1st base.
@@9MilNorm What? Gant clearly fell off the bag. He needed to do a better job controlling his momentum.
No they weren't
Game 7 of 1991 was the greatest game of all time.!!
@@gregjensen370 No, I saw that game. Hrbek clearly pulled him off the bag.
damn 1998. I will never forget that year. 125-50
Ya the Red Sox only won 119 this year
It was a magical year for me, too. It was as if the '98 Yankees were a force of nature, wasn't it?
@@TheBrooklynbodine They were an all-star team (literally). To put 125 wins in perspective, consider that the Jays have never won 100 games in a season, including their World Championship seasons.
Another thing, the Pittsburgh Pirates (favored by most baseball fans where I live) last won 100 or more regular-season games in 1909; however they've won over 100 since the advent of divisional play, factoring in postseason wins along with, say, a 96--66 regular-season record. In fact I believe the Pirates won 110 games in 1909, en route to beating Detroit in the World Series. It was well over 100 regular-season wins that year, anyway.
125-50 is 175 games. Unless you're counting the playoffs, that's 13 games too many.
2008!!! I'm glad i got to see my favorite team win the world series. even though they suck now I'll still cherish that moment. they'll win another one real soon
Hell yeah they will
Phillies are the best
They will win one before 2030
Alex McGowan now they have Bryce Harper. They might have a chance
2008 never happened.
So basically, the 1990s: New York Yankees and Atlanta Braves (rinse repeat)
2000s: Yankees, Red Sox, Cardinals, Giants (rinse repeat)
So if you had to GUESS who was going to win the World Series, and you picked from the Yankees, Red Sox, Giants, or Cardinals, you would probably be correct at least 75% of the time.
Pat Borders the 92 series mvp is family of a life long friend of mine. He also worked for my dad the summer he signed with the jays. He’s a good man
Was so happy that the 2008 video had Harry K announcing it bc Joe Buck announcement was so boring and had no energy in it but that World Series is a highlight of my life 😭
Joe Carter's homerun is the greatest moment in this video.
It's the Yankee years for me, since I'm a die hard Yankee fan. And 2001 was a heartbreaker for sure, losing in game 7 with Mariano Rivera on the mound, I still have not gotten over that one...And kudos to the Red Sox for breaking the curse in style, taking 4 of 7 from the Yankees in the ALCS in 2004 after being down 3-0, gotta give them respect...and then winning the WS in '04, '07, and '13, and they are looking damn good in '16 so far as well...bottom line, I love baseball.
@Stephanos77 I won't argue with that.
The Giants are so energetic you could hear their excitement during 2012.
2011 was incredible!
This is a story that my mother tells often that my father never claimed happened. Father is a die hard Red Sox fan. 2004 AL Championship Series: game 4. Sox were about to lose the game (we were in a 0-3 deficit of a 7 game series, and would have lost the series if we lost the game). My father stormed out his man cave, and tore his Red Sox poster off the wall. The sox won the AL Championship that night, leading the way to the World Series, winning the series 4-0, first win 86 years.
Wasn’t that 4-0?
@@Ynkno Yes. (I will make sure to change my comment) I believe that this occurred during the AL Championship Series, not the World Series. We were close to losing the 4th game, and ended up wining the game, and eventually the last three. This is the only time in history for a team to come back from an 0-3 series deficit in a seven game series.
I will never forget when AZ Dbacks won.
Me neither!! I was jumping for joy and almost cried for some reason (Mets fan). I always liked the D-Backs since they came into the league in 1998 because my boy Kelly Stinnett went there in the expansion draft so I had to start rooting for D-Backs along with my Mets
Touch 'em all, Joe!
That is my favorite Tom Cheek call in baseball.
You"ll never hit another one like that in your life!
And he was right, Joe never hit a bigger home run in his life
THANK YOU!!! for posting this one,, I am still watching this one over and over AND OVER
Reds sweep A's in 1990 World Series
That's right. The 1990 As were the only team to sweep a World Series the previous year (1989) and BE swept the next.
@MANCHESTER UNITED F.C I have a question.
do they kneel in soccer?
if baseball goes away, it will be their own fault.
Americans do not appreciate all this kneeling $HIT.
@@jeffreymcfadden9403
Marxism is here buddy!
Get used to it. We're all screwed.
@MAN UTD there arent even 240 countries in the world there are 195 lol
should i spam "BASEBALL WAS THE BIGGEST SPORT IN THE US FOR LIKE 100 YEARS SOCCER CANT COMPETE" on every soccer video in existence
How fitting for the Braves to be in the last World Series of the 90s. That Braves team was a damn great team.
2001 was the last time the world series had ended in a walk-off
**shudders**
my 05 white Soxs what team and what a ride they had that year , congratulations to all the other winning teams :-)
Yes White Sox 05. A J pierzinsky, Paul konerko and company 👍🏼👍🏼.
I wasent born, but were sox fans and i cant imagine my dad when our sox won in 05'
Great compilation,thanks!!
My Team Boston 2004,2007 and 2013 the best years
My 2 favorite teams are the Red Sox and the Guardians. One causes me joy. The other makes me cry
Mine favorite final plays of the World Series in these years: 1993, 2000, 2006 and 2012, the sexenal periods of presidential changes on Mexico, it´s all over to said, thank you.
Benzinger backing and calling... one of my favorite baseball moments ever! Bidding a fond farewell to Marty Brennaman as he enters his final year in the broadcast booth.
I pride myself as a man of faith as there's a deep drive into left field and it will be a home run and it will be a 4-0 ballgame
@@LandonChurch15 That was his son lol. But yeah, he failed as a parent.
How the Reds swept the heavily favored A's that year still blows my mind, and I'm not a fan of either team
@Mayhem Jr. I was a kid and I knew the Reds would win that series, though I didn't think they would sweep. The Reds were a power pitching team and Oakland struggled against that. The Reds were also a team that manufactured runs with steals and line drives amd could hit for power. They were also a veteran team. From the mid 80s to 90 the Reds almost always finished second and should have made the playoffs a few times. They were also really talented. If Eric Davis and Jose Rijo had stayed healthy that team would have had three HOFers (Barry Larkin) with a borderline fourth one with Paul O'Neill.
So 2013 was a rematch of 2004 with Red Sox vs Cardinals?
Amazing.
Fav years ,2004,2007,2013 they are my fav team I especially loved them breaking the curse #respect
Yeah you guys were due. But no one remembers that the White Sox waited 2 more years and the Cubs 22 more
@@HufflepuffBaseball42313 white sox fan at heart and i would have enjoyed that i wouldve been alive at the time.
1994 World Series was crazy
There was no 1994 World Series because of the baseball players' strike that year. 😥😪
🤔
Seeing all these Braves losses still hurts
2001 WS best World Series ever. Not saying that just cause I am a D-backs fan
Even though 1991 breaks my heart, i consider it the greatest World Series of all time
Yes-from a Yankee fan
braves 1995 world series winners finnaly
For the 1st time since 1957
As a Tigers 🐅 fan, I got my heart broken 💔 2x in 2006 and 2012. Watching them lose both times were terrible, especially after we'd swept our two ALCS opponents to get there.
Two things I noticed while watching this: Unlike World series games from the 1970s and 1980s, fans didn't storm the field after the games. Also. Umpires went from wearing dress shirts and coats to wearing soft ball looking uniforms.
The 90's Braves teams only winning 1 title was wild.
It is more jarring when you watch a video collection of NLCS wins and see that the Braves were in every NLCS from 1991 to 1999. 5 pennants is impressive enough in a decade, but they literally could have made every World Series of the 90s minus 1990.
I favorite years are 2010, 2012, and 2014, because as a Giants fan of San Francisco they've wanting a World Series Championship trophy to be brought to "The City" ever since arriving in San Fran in '58
At 11:31, the Giants clinched their first world title since '54. Though not a Giants fan per se, I was glad they did. My father died earlier that day.
My condolences.
@@mayhemjr.803 Thank you.
The ‘87 and ‘91 Twins had a lot of great players led by Kirby!!
I really hope my Nats can get on this compilation in the next few years. Great video
doesnt look like it...LOL
+21ChocolateMonkey Gnats going now where with doucheface ;)
If it ever happens, God bless.
So many momentous moments, teams ending decades long droughts, some almost a century long, and the commentator sounds like he's reading the traffic report.
Yeah he got more excited in 13 then he did in 04
2005 final play Uribe fields ground ball throw to first gets the runner for the out and World Series win he rented my house in Phoenix when he started for the Dodgers ..real nice guy
At 2:29, how well I remember that! I made a VHS tape of the Carter homer. I had my VCR (remember those?) primed and ready, and good thing I did.
Favorite years 2004,2007,2013 and hopefully 2016 :)
Red sox FTW ikr?
CloVer Pax Not 2016 but you guys definitely have a shot this year.
Yankee fastforward to september...lol
maybe this year
Cleveland said no.
It would be cool if they played the commentary from the winning team’s radio broadcast. Hopefully it’s the Brewers’ year this season!
The '93 call was Tom Cheek, the legendary late Jays radio broadcaster....and every Jays fan instantly recognizes "Touch 'em all, Joe"
I can only imagine the sheer joy of redsox fans in 04. wow.....Braves fan
+Colin Pace It was surreal. It was one of those things that was NEVER EVER going to happen. Somehow, someway, something would go wrong and the Sox would lose. I still worry that there's an appeal in the works and that the results of that series will be nullified. lol
I am a sox fan... a WHITE SOX fan and i prob wouldnt imagine because i wasent born yet
Will always remember 04 was happy that the red Sox won but sad for all the people that came and went without seeing them win it and you got to love Me hall of famer Big Papa
This is a story that my mother tells often that my father never claimed happened. Father is a die hard Red Sox fan. 2004 AL Championship Series: game 4. Sox were about to lose the game (we were in a 0-3 deficit of a 7 game series, and would have lost the series if we lost the game). My father stormed out his man cave, and tore his Red Sox poster off the wall. The sox won the AL Championship that night, leading the way to the World Series, winning the series 4-0, first win 86 years.
The greatest world series ever is the Twins VS Braves 1991
Brendan Nowell I’m a twins fan as well and I agree but I do think 2001 was one to remember
Brendan Nowell
Agree. Tough loss as a Braves fan. My name is also Brendan. Just FYI.
I am from georgia but I agree with you it was amazing ws
Uh...2011?!
@MANCHESTER UNITED F.C aye fook off;
2015: Royals (def. Mets 4-1)
2016: Cubs (def. Indians 4-3)
2017: Astros (def. Dodgers 4-3)
2018: Red Sox (def. Dodgers 4-1)
2019: Nationals (def. Astros 4-3)
2020: Dodgers (def. Rays 4-2)
2021: Braves (def. Astros 4-2)
1991, 1992, 1996, 1999. Braves lost 4 World Series in less than a decade. Jesus, 1996 hurt especially. As a Braves fan growing up, that series and the Leyritz bomb literally broke my heart as a young baseball fan. I only followed baseball casually after that as a defense mechanism I think so it wouldn't be as painful. After they lost again in 1999, I pretty much stopped watching. I don't think I've ever sat down and watched a full game since....just bits and pieces.
I hear ya (Mets fan here). AT least they finally won
My brother in law was at the 2008 World Series winning game in Philadelphia
1990 was an impressive upset. The '90 Reds were massive underdogs. I personally think the Pirates in the NLCS were the bigger challenge.
watching your video Utube led me to 1990 WS Game 2
Will forever have that last play burned into my brain watching gonzo hit that ball & galloping, go dbacks
I'm so happy to hear that "Joe Turner" hit the winning HR in 1993.
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1994 The year of the baseball strike that deprived us of a world series.
And a extremely good chance that the Expos would have won their first world series. That was a monstrously good team.
2022 anyone???
Dodgers
It's crazy how many World Series the Braves Lost in the 1990s!
01 world series was so good. Mr. November was born. And 2 of a kind beat 4 aces.
As a Yankees fan, there's good and not so good. As a baseball fan, it's all good and it's the greatest game in the world.
Also, I think to find the last time the Giants clinched a World Series on their home field was 1922. I do know of the five they've won since, all have been clinched on the road. 2014 was the first time since '79 that the road team won Game 7, and it's happened twice since then: the Cubs in '16 and the Astros the next year.
Rangers fan, I'm just going to skip the 2010 and 2011 part. But I live in Minnesota now so 1991 is nice to see!
People have no idea what it's like being a Braves fan. That 95 world series made us cry...literally.
Oh please!!! You have no idea what it's like being a Mets fan
Mike C remind me again how many championships the Mets and just New York City in general has again?
Don't cry you won last year
2015: Royals
2016: Cubs
2017: Astros
2018: Red Sox
2019: Nationals
Mariano Rivera ending WS in '98, '99, '00, '01 and '09. What the hell man? How selfish of him.
Joe Carter was the man responsible for ending the 1992 & 1993 World Series. He caught the final out in '92, hit a Series ending Walk-Off in '93.
Edgar Rentaria ended two World Series as well. He hit a Game 7 Walk-Off in 1997, and grounded out to end the 2004 World Series.
3 men, nine separate World Series ending plays between them. That's just crazy.
Reds killed the A’s . 5 Time World Series Champs !
10:37 I smiled and cried hearing Harry Kalas again...
2001- still in therapy now.
'93 The best Year
and Joe Carter's home run was called by the Legend Tom Cheek on the radio
I notice there are not many strikeouts as the last pitch/play which means the last guy gets a good cut at it
I'm not totally sure but I think Chipper won the Rookie Of The Year Award in the 95 season too! Reminds me of Buster Posey!
If you want to win a lot of bar bets, or just stump a baseball fan, ask who made the "last out" of a World Series that ended with a walkoff hit ('91, '93, '97, '01). Even better, the answer to two of them, '93 and '97, is Devon White (a flyout two batters before Carter in '93 and a fielders' choice one batter before Renteria in '97). The other two were sacrifice bunts (Chuck Knoblauch in '91 and Jay Bell in '01).
The 90s Braves always made it to the playoffs.
Moment of silence for the expos in 1994
:(
2001 was the best because they dethroned the Yankees from a 4-peat!!
2004 man, 2004. What a year
Just a couple tidbits of useless information on some things I noticed. Joe Carter had the final put-out of the 92 series and final at bat of the 93 series. He also hit a walk off single to win the 91 division title for the Jay's. He also was the final at bat when when the Cubs won the 98 wild card one game playoff against the giants. Edgar Renteria had the final at bat of the 97 world series to win it for the Marlins and had the final at bat of the 04 world series to lose it for the Cardinals...
Most are the Yankees
Great post
I'm a Doyer fan but I really liked the 96 Yankees one. God, I HATED the Braves back then. Angels was another for beating the Giants but, was negated 8 years later. 2003 Marlins because I got sick of the Yankees winning.
I never knew until now that a fan ran on the field when Atlanta won in 95.
行き来!再び！ヤンキースは26回目のワールドシリーズで優勝しました!
The 1990 one makes it seem like 1970 because they used the radio call haha
Thank God this video used Marty's radio call rather than Jack Buck and Tim Macarvers TV call
It's to see the 1990 Cincinnati Reds recognized
It’s a shame because we all know the Expos would’ve had it in 1994 :/
As a Yankee fan we are in 7 of these amazing shit that 2001 still hurts lol
FRESHALEX760 that 1999 still hurts
MANNY FRESH can’t be too sad, you’ve won 27 lol
Caryn Burke I couldn’t sleep
2001 greatest World Series of all time straight up go dbacks
Go D-Backs!
1993 hurt 😢. I thought for sure my White Sox had enough to win it all that year. Our starting pitching was no joke
Jays were a pretty well oiled machine by that point. They got rid of their jitters against the Braves. The Blue Jays batting line up was a murderers row. Even better than the 92 team. 4 .300+ hitters, (that was the year Olerud flirted with .400 for almost the entire year). And it was apparently the first time in 100 years that the same team had the top 3 hitters in the league (for average). 3 100+ RBI guys and Alomar at 93. And the pitching was good enough. Well balanced. Dave Stewart was still an intimidating starter and Guzman was pitching very well. Ward had become a pretty great closer.
The first one is my favorite!
Joe Buck is the voice of a generation I hope he announces my Braves winning it sometime soon...3 series clinching hits in the 90's wow
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