2006 NLCS (Cardinals @ Mets) Game Seven
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- What can be said about Game Seven of the 2006 NLCS that hasn't already been said?
The game was tied at one in the top of the 6th, when Scott Rolen hit a two-run homer to left that put the Cardinals up by two with 12 outs to go... except that he didn't, because Endy Chavez made one of the most ridiculous catches in Postseason history.
In the bottom of the inning, Rolen added insult to injury by throwing a ball that should have been the second out of the inning into the seats, giving the Mets a 2nd and 3rd, one out situation. In a move that you probably would not see in the baseball of today, the Cardinals then chose to intentionally walk Shawn Green to load the bases, and left starter Jeff Suppan in to face the lefthanded batting Jose Valentine. Valentine struck out, to bring up Chavez, who had made that ridiculous catch just moments earlier. Suppan induced a pop fly to center.
Crisis Averted. Suppan's eventual NLCS MVP secured.
The game stayed at 1-1 until the 9th. With one-out, Rolen singled to left. On the very next pitch, .216 hitter (during the regular season) Yadier Molina hit a ball to left field that did what Rolen's blast in the 6th couldn't - get over the wall to give the Cardinals a two-run lead.
In the bottom of the 9th, the Cardinals called on rookie closer Adam Wainwright to secure the pennant. As if this series needed any more drama, the Mets loaded the bases with two outs, with Cardinals Killer Carlos Beltran coming to the plate. Needing a single to tie, and a double to (probably) win the pennant, Beltran took a first-pitch changeup for a strike, then fouled off a pitch away, before taking a nasty curveball for strike three. Just like that, it was over. Goliath went down hard, and the Cardinals had the National League crown.
For the Mets, it was bitter disappointment. For the Cardinals, it was on to Detroit.
And Beltran walked away thinking-“ If only I knew what he was going to throw me. Hey that gives me an idea”!!
Lmao best comment
😂😂😂😂
Lmaooo. What a fucking asshole. Beltran, that is, not you - excellent comment.
The game that turned Yadi and Waino into Cardinal legends.
This could’ve been the game that turned Wright, Reyes and Beltran into Mets Legends. They all had opportunities.
@@Harcorwrestler Especially if Beltran had hit a grand slam.
@@twicethechamps For real
Pre-neck tattoos Yadi. Those were the days.
@@Harcorwrestler true.
I’ve been a Cardinals fan my whole life thanks to the fact my Mom is originally from St.Louis. I was in 7th grade during this series and my history teacher was a HUGE Mets fan. The day after this game I walked into her room for class proudly wearing my Cardinals hoodie and all she could do was sit there and say “don’t even start” 😂
We all remember where we were during this game. I was in my room at my fraternity house at Illinois State. Only 2 other Cardinal fans in that room besides me, rest were Cubs fans. (I have to give credit to couple guys who were class all the way through it)When the bases were loaded and Beltran came to the plate, my heart was about to blow out of my chest. I couldn't sit down, I was pacing out of the room, down the hall and back. I was shaking, nervous, everything you can imagine (as I am sure everyone here was too) after the 0-2 pitch I just hung my head down, I couldn't watch. As the final strike hit the zone, I literally fell over on the ground. Couldn't believe it. 13 years later, still can't believe it. What a night. (side note that week at school I had 2 exams, a paper due and 1 quiz nailed them all!)
Beltran put the Cardinals thru hell, it was nice to see him K'd that way.
harrydoyle , I was@ the game! After 1st 2 guys got on in b9th I thought for sure we’d win?? But everyone remembers Beltran striking out, I always bring up Cliff Floyd Striking out for 1st out of inning!! Never have I heard Shea Stadium so quiet 😡😡😡
I don't remember where I was, but thanks for the bedtime story. It put me right out
God that was hard to read. Are you sure you went to college?
I was 16. My dad is a huge cardinals fan, but he is also a pilot and had to fly the following morning at like 5 AM. He went to sleep in the 5th inning and told me no matter what I couldn't wake him up. When Yadi hit that homer I ran around my dark living room pumping my fist silently mouthing the words "YES YES YES YES YES" over and over again.
The most stressful game I ever watched
I think it's second most for me. Mine is Game 6
2018 Word Series game 3
Top 5 at least. Game 5 NLDS 2011, Game 6 WS 2011, Game 7 NLCS 2014, game 5 NLDS 2013, among cardinals games
@Will Pfeiffer Why is an old bum shit talking strangers for no reason? Get off the rag
@@gadbammit4736there was no game 7 in the 2014 nlcs
This game still gives me goosebumps, also most nervous I've ever been as a cardinals fan.
Man that ninth inning gave me at least 3 heart attacks.
The Chavez catch is one of the greatest defensive plays of all time if you ask me. Shame it's overshadowed by the fact that the Mets lost this game - but can't say I'm too upset with the end result!
Thank you for uploading all of these incredible games.
As a Yankee fan, I must admit, I really thought that was the Mets year. Still shocked to this day they lost game 7 after that unreal catch by Chavez. Personally, I think the Mets would have won this series if Pedro was able to pitch.
@Will Pfeiffer An opinion to counter an opinion. How logical
1:16:38 is the most amazing catch in the highest stakes game/situation I have ever, and probably will ever see. And I'm a Cardinals fan. Even in the moment as I was angerly cursing the TV, in the back of my head was "That was an F'ing incredible play".
Edmonds in '04 NLCS Game 7 was equally good...maybe better.
The Cardinals have pissed off Mets fans a lot in the past 35 years.
Except for 2000
the Cards have been pissin' off the Mets for longer than that! Then the Cards left the east division and landed in the central. then all the hatred turned to the braves....
@@douglasmiller346 Mets-Cards-Cubs-Pirates-Phillies should be in the same division.
Atlanta should be in a division with the Brewers, Marlins, Reds, Nationals.
1:17:55 look at Wright's reaction. God that place went nuts.
Was waiting for a long time for the whole game to be posted, walking out of Shea after this game was the most depressing moment in my life as a fan, all year long the Mets were in holes and always came back. We had who we wanted up in Beltran but Wainwright broke off the nastiest curveball I have seen with my own eyes in person. Another reason I wanted this entire game posted was I that I caught a foul ball and for 13 years I was sure it was off of Eckstein bat with Heilman pitching but my memory was wrong.
Mike D I bet you when Beltran came to the Cardinals in 2012 they would bring it up all the time 😂
@@letstalksports4800 not at all because he came back and Johan Santana pitched the 1st and only no hitter in Mets history against that Cardinals team. They were talking about the ball that Beltran hit that was fair but was called foul and kept the no no in tact
All these years I thought Rolen hit the foul ball that hit me, but it was Molina. Kudos to the individual that uploaded.
If Endy Chavez came through in the bottom of the 6th, he would have been a NY Hero forever. Still, one of the best catches in baseball history.
Is it just me or was baseball just more fun to watch back in these days. Late 90s was the best but early and mid 2000’s was awesome too. I feel like it all went downhill around 14-15’
The 2010s had some incredible postseasons and players what are you talking about
THANK YOU for posting this!
Who watched the whole game without stopping ?
I did best team wins!!!!!
Gene Jenkins yessir
It was easy, great seamless editing!
Deep lineup when you have Rolen batting 6th...
Also, that curveball to strike out Beltran is why everyone's here, admit it...
Rolen was hurt much of that season; he was benched in game 2 of that series & he & LaRussa haven’t spoken since, & Rolen spent all of 2007 in a Cardinals jersey.
I have this game recorded on VHS somewhere lol.
You can tape over it now
What a throwback!
Surprised to hear that. Most people no longer had VCRs by 2006
Before wainwright threw that first pitch to Beltran Yadi had told him to throw a fast ball down and away but when Yadi got back to home plate he had second thoughts and called change up at the last second. Because he was afraid of leaving a fast ball up and out with Beltran and his power
Yeah it irks me the broadcast kept calling it a fastball when the gun showed 83; I’ve had to correct Mets fans numerous times.
@MSUHitman 83mph fastballs thrown in big moments of playoff games isn't done that often.
Pedro Martinez did it once that I can think of, throwing curves and change-ups in the low 70's.
Jamie Moyer, off the top of my head cannot remember if he pitched playoff games later in his career? (I'm not saying he was throwing gas in his early career). Yohan Santana post injury, any playoff games?
Oh oh Tom Glavine?? He probably did it maybe even more than once.
Then of course my Team Chicago White Sox and our ACE was Mark Buherle but his fastball was like 88-89 could touch 90. But his fastball was consistently 84-85.
Oh there was a couple closers who used to run it up there effing fast! Who then figured out how to get batters out by becoming better pitchers. Billy Wagner started he could hit triple digits. Trevor Hoffman closer without super gas.
I think there was a guy Rodriguez or Santana/Santiago who threw 99mph type ish then figured it out when he lost 10-12mph off the heater
I finally get to see myself get hit by a foul ball! Took it in the left shoulder( I was double fisting Buds, lol) Molina top of 7th 2-1 count hits it sharp 1:32:30 I'm in the blue Manu Hani '69 hat. That ball came of hot and the ballboy chased it into left field. Never got the ball, but had a mark from it for 2 days
Baloney, that's my cousin
Jedidiah
Joe Ambrose Baloney. Your cousin Jedidiah was raising a barn with my uncle Ezekiel.
Este es el mejor juego de Serie de Campeonato que he visto en mi vida, Yadier y el batazo mágico. Endy y su atrapada, no tengo palabras. Mil gracias
2:12:47 - Molina's pennant-clinching home run.
2:33:50 - No words needed.
fuck you.
@@fuzzymotion cope, it was years ago
fuzzymotion LOL
The Mets should have won it all in 2006 the most dynamic and chemistry driven team! As Mets fan I remember crying when I heard they lost this game
If Heilman wasn't on the team they would've won 5 World Series in a row.
As a Cards fan I honestly thought the birds were done after that when I saw that....That was and incredible catch!!
Crazy, suprised to hear (time erases memory) Willie's Mets won 97 games. That's alot. He was growing into the job (made many stupid moves I remember but was a novice learning on the job) his group won 97 games . It later came out he had internal problems / language barrier and reports of coach Jerry Manuel stabbing him in the back
1:26:04 Lord That Shea Stadium crowd was so loud
I was just a kid during this season but I was obsessed with cardinal baseball. I watched every single pitch of every single game in the 2006 season. My mom took me to Busch stadium that year for my birthday to watch 3 games. We live in Florida but my grandparents were always cardinal fans and I just grew to love them. When we went to at Louis in September for my birthday pujols hit 3 bombs in one game against the pirates and it was crazy as hell. During this game 7 my mom let me stay up and finish watching the game but she put a piece of computer paper over my tv screen because she said I could only listen to it because I had school the next day. I tried to leave that paper on the tv and do as she wished but that shit got way to intense and I ripped that paper off the tv the watch the final out of this game. This season was a roller coaster but it was all worth it in the end.
These old graphics and sound is so nostalgia
That 1-1 high strike to Floyd was crucial. I was a Met fan back then and I thought for sure he was gonna put it in the seats.
So are u no longer a Mets fan orrrr?🤔
It was a strike though. Good pitch considering his heel issue.
The national announcers kept harping on Yadi’s low average in 06; he kept working on his offense & 16 years later he has over 1K regular season RBI’s, placing him 6th all time among catchers.
I remember the Cards were so close in 2004 and 2005, and the year I move away from Missouri after college, they finally do it in 2006 when I least expected it.
Well, they got swept in 04, and they didnt make the WS in 05.
Then won it in ‘06.....and threw another one in ye old history books in 2011,because we can.
Bottom of the 6th, just after the big momentum changing catch, Jose Valentin swings at Suppan junk with 1 out and runners on 2nd and 3rd. Chavez then flys out on first pitch. That was the moment to take over.
This Cardinals team went 83-79 in the regular season.
83-78 actually, one game got cancelled.
Thats the motto. “Just get in”. U start from scratch in the playoffs.
But that was the same Cardinals team that won 100 games in the previous two seasons. A great team that was hamstrung by injuries throughout the year. They got healthy and hot at just the right time.
This has better quality than what MLB posted a couple of days ago
Mets fans will always remember the highest high of Endy and the lowest low of Beltran but we never discuss how damn annoying Heilman was.
I never got angry at Heillman, but yes, that is his Mets moment. When Met fans think of Heillman, they think of that home run. But Heillman was pitching fine in this series, and he was pitching his second inning in the 9th, since Wagner was not available on game 7 since Randolph just lost all confidence on Wagner against the Cards
As a Stl cardinal fan I hated that ‘06 Mets team...They were so arrogant for a group of dudes that never won anything in their life...with Willie Randolph clapping
I was watching game 2 the other day. Yadi has an at bat against Heilman in the 8th inning of game 2. He starts with a fastball that was a strike but called a ball. Then Yadi is fooled by a nasty changeup. That's exactly what happens in the 9th here. But Yadi was ready for the change-up this time!!! Pretty cool. He knew from game 2 what he was going to get.
Funny, I didn't hear any trash cans during that last at bat.
If the most would have won this game we definitely would have won the World Series
I thought Beltran was going to walk-it off. Can't believe he left the bat on his shoulder.
I do not understand how you don't have Billy Wagner come out to pitch the 9th. It's Game 7, the highest leverage spot imaginable. You've got to go with your best pitcher.
To be fair Wagner did have some implosions in this series, such as giving up the Taguchi home run in game 2 and almost blowing the save in game 6. But I know what you meant though.
Wagner had a 16.88 ERA in this series and got hammered every time he pitched. Also had a career postseason ERA over 10. I think he was probably the very last option considered out of the bullpen by this point.
This game is easily my darkest memory as a Mets fan. 14 years later and I'm still wondering what would have happened if they advanced to the WS.
Unfortunately, Indy Chavez suffered the Tim McCarver curse in this game as well as game 7 in the Ranger's loss to the Cardinal's in the World Series in 2011.
This team was 83-79! Has to be fewest wins for a champion? Oh, well take it however it comes!
83-78 actually, apparently one game got cancelled
After 14 years the players that are still around today are yadier Molina, Adam wainwright, Albert pujols and Oliver Perez.
The fact that Oliver Perez is around is insane. I say this because he looked DONE in 2009 and 2010, with hos fastball reaching just 87 mph both seasons
I miss pitchers like suppan. you can get away with throwing 88 mph if you kept the hitters off balance, or going in and out of the strike zone. Only guy I can think of in modern day baseball now is kyle kendricks
Mark Buherle the year before this?
That legendary battery is still going strong in ‘21
Where's Evan?
Beltran catches the ball for the first out of the game.
He would later strike out for the last out.
Foreshadowing
Mets win this game and Chavez is a baseball legend. Shame.
Hey, love the content, was just wondering if you have access to game 4 by any chance?
How the Mets lost this game, I have no freaking clue.
Oliver Perez pitching a game 7 lol
He actually pitched pretty well.
Mets' rotation was in pieces after Pedro got injured so they got no choice lol but hey Perez did what he can.
And Oliver started game 7 on short rest. He also started game 4 when they Mets were down 2-1
For game 7, it was either Oliver Perez on short rest or Steve Trachsel on normal rest. They decided to not go with Trachsel since Trachsel was pretty much done in 2006, especially in his two postseason starts (game 3 versus Dodgers, game 3 versus Cards)
2:33:50-2:33:54 is the greatest curveball ever!
I could watch the Beltran strikeout over and over. It never gets old.
I'm not a fan of either team but my heart was racing on that final at-bat. I wanted the Mets to lose and they did. Thank you Cardinals!
Bottom of the 9th and I get why Floyd hit but this isn't a movie. Gotta bunt the runners over and force STL to load the bases with 1 out.
Completely disagree. It's the bottom of the 9th inning of Game Seven, and you're down by two. You do not intentionally give up an out to move runners up 90 feet when you only have three of said outs remaining in that situation. The Mets had a runner in scoring position. Floyd swinging the bat gave them a MUCH better chance of scoring than him bunting. A single scores a run. A double probably ties the game. An out that isn't a double play, and you still have a runner at second with one out.
If he had bunted, I highly doubt the Cardinals would have loaded the bases and put the winning run on first, but even if they had, then the double play is in order, and a ground ball sends them to the Series.
It is a much better bet to take three chances with guys swinging the bat than it is to give up an out, move the runners up 90 feet, and have only two chances remaining.
@@cardinalsbaseballclassics Sorry but the numbers disagree with you. If Floyd had bunted, LaRussa would almost certainly have walked Reyes (116 wRC+ in '06) to pitch to the inferior Lo Duca (105 wRC+) to keep the double play in order. Per fangraphs, run expectancy of runners on first and second no outs is 1.373, while run expectancy of bases loaded one out is 1.520. Bunting was statistically the right move.
@@cardinalsbaseballclassics Floyd was hurt. He wasn't the same with the injury. He couldn't drive the ball. Mets actually got lucky he didn't ground into a double play or worse at that point a triple play. Floyd had no leg power.
@@thedreadedmarco But Floyd was a middle of the lineup hitter his whole career. Which means he was never asked to bunt. I'd rather take my chances Floyd would get a ball to drive than bunt runners over when he's not an accomplished bunter. That's one thing I hated that LaRussa kept trying to have Edmonds bunt runners over in the World Series when it's not something he's good at.
@@fantasticvoyage262 Fair enough. Those numbers assume that Floyd would have executed the sac bunt flawlessly, which is probably a stretch. But my point remains that it's not ALWAYS the case that a no-out state is better for the offense than a one-out state.
Best decade of Cards ball 01-11. Just don't seem to have that spark any more.
We back. It was pujols.
The best thing that could happen to the Mets in 2019 would be for them to reach the postseason, win the NLDS, reach the NLCS against the Cardinals, have the series reach a Game 7 with a Jacob deGrom vs. Adam Wainwright matchup, have the Mets score 5 runs against Wainwright in the first inning, and deGrom pitches a complete game shutout for the Mets.
As a Cardinals fan, I can assure you ... if Wainwright is an option to start Game Seven of the NLCS, the Mets would have no trouble steamrolling the Cardinals.
Although, if you'll recall, the Cardinals DID have Wainwright start a winner-take-all playoff game, give up Six runs in three innings ... and the Cardinals still won, so ya never know.
@@cardinalsbaseballclassics The Nationals actually should have won that game. If you look back at Gameday, you'll see that Storen's 2-1 pitch to David Freese caught the bottom of the strike zone, but it was ruled a ball. www.mlb.com/gameday/cardinals-vs-nationals/2012/10/12/345615#game_state=final,game_tab=play-by-play,game=345615
@@jamieweiner7252 It was a borderline pitch that could have gone either way. It's not like it was an egregious miss. He'd walked the batter before hand, and hadn't exactly been pinpoint with his control, so it's understandable why the umpire didn't give him a borderline pitch. Plus you cannot blame that one borderline call for the Nationals failing to win a game they led by six in the 3rd, and by two in the 9th.
@@cardinalsbaseballclassics True, I guess I didn't think about all the other things that happened in that game. Sort of like how Mets fans shouldn't blame Carlos Beltran for failing to get to the World Series in 2006. There were a million things throughout the series that made it end this way. What if Glavine hadn't pitched a gem in Game 1, what if Wagner hadn't blown the save in Game 2, what if Chavez hadn't caught the ball at the wall, etc. You could go on forever about it.
All that being said, I'm really looking forward to the start of the regular season :)
@@jamieweiner7252 I, too, am quite ready for the season to start. I'm having severe cabin fever, and baseball withdrawals.
I couldn't believe the Mets didn't score in the bottom of the 6th after the Chavez catch in the top half. I remember thinking that Chavez would for sure plug a gap when he came up.
If Mets had won game 7, and asides from the catch, if Endy had gotten the game winning hit in that bottom of the 6th, they would have put a statue of Endy outside Shea/Citi Field.
Fellow Mets fans, you're looking for 1:16:33.
I needed that. Thank you.
I miss Tim McCarver
Said no one ever.
People forget that McCarver was really good in the 80s and 90s. He just kind of lost it like a veteran pitcher losing his fastball. Phil Simms went the same way.
When McCarver was paired with Jack Buck, he was great. Jack knew how to get the best out of him, without making him seem condescending.
When he was paired with Joe Buck, however it was a different story
As a child listening to Mets games like it was a classroom, Tim McCarver was my teacher. He taught me the in depth knowledge I had as a small child.
Its crazy to me the Mets with that top 6 in the lineup lost this series… reyes, lo duca, beltran, delgado, green? Good lord… I’d take that lineup everyday. Kudos to Stl bullpen in this series!
Evan Roberts of wfan at 2:16
That would be awesome if Beltran hit a grand slam.
Beltran was a Card killer as an Astro. Not in game 7 '06
@@douglasmiller346 2004 NLCS of course.
It ain't Gon be on my back..😭😭
This was so sad
NJDevils IsMyTeam2112535 Nope. It was awesome!
Even Joe Buck makes the Endy Chavez sound and look boring. And I’m a Mets fan. Gary Cohen should be the playoff broadcaster.
Ugh the ads are back
How come no one mentions how bad David Wright was in this series too? He froze in the clutch.
David Wright, since he participated in the 2006 home run derby, in the second hapf of 2006, he was just really bad. Many wonder if he messed up his swing because of the derby.
Now Did he get crossed up cause Carpenter knew he was stealing signs? He and Molina discussed something before the At Bat
The only sign stealing that could happen is runner at 2nd base which is common in baseball.
If you think they tried to sign steal like the astros did then you are mistaken.
@@wowwt Im a Die hard Met fan, thanwas not a good night for me, 3 hours after that I broke up with my girlfriend(we drank too much that night).
The reason why the Mets lost this game 7 is that bottom of the 6th inning when Valentin struck out with a man on third and one out.
Another reason why they lost this game (and the other games) is because the Mets offense was very inconsistent this series.
game 1 , just 2 runs (but they won thanks to Glavine's pitching a gem and Beltran's two run home run)
game 2, this is the game that got away. Scored all those runs off the Cards ace, and still lost
game 3, 0 runs
game 5, Just 2 runs.
game 7, Just 1 run
Tbh Game 2 cost the Mets the series. They had multiple leads but the bullpen couldn't lock it down. Plus, Beltran should've swung.
They lost because of that virus Reyes!
@@CaptainBick Oh gosh, not one of these multiple account hating Reyes. Well, with that said, they won game 6 because of Reyes.
Cardinals offense was inconsistent as well but they came up more clutch.
LaRussa's last hurrah? Had Matheny taken over by 2011?
Tony retired as a World Series Champ in 2011, Matheny took over in 2012.
2:12:44
The ROOKIE CLOSER WAINWRIGHT!
Pitches 20 more years. Has he thrown a nastier Twelve to Six than that?
Ya-di!! Ya-di!! Ya-di!!
I was here with all the bleacher creatures, crazy game
Beltran (14 games) in LCS vs Cardinals: .360 7HR 9RBI
Lmao just crushes them. And this is when he could hit based on talent and focus etc. No drums and binoculars necessary.
Just leaves the bat on his shoulder.
FROZEN
Who's here after the Mets just hired Beltran as the new manager??
Beltran had a great career with the Mets, it’s a shame this game is his legacy
Here after they fired him
@@ryanneistat2676 He resigned, not fired.
Hired or Fired? Lol
@@kluafoz He got hired in November 2019 but then resigned shortly after the Astros scandal broke out.
1:16:35 can we start a movement to get this catch the notoriety it deserves in playoff history please??
It gets a ton of notoriety, despite the fact that it's arguably only the third most important moment of the game ...
Joe Buck did not want the Cardinals to win. Listen to his no flavor- commentary. Not an ounce of excitement.
this is beltran exposed... with out the trash can banging
I was never a Met fan, just a baseball man. I gotta tell you Endy played almost every position for them and was very good at that. Clifford Floyd, that dude is one of my favorite players..he showed more heart than many players over the years.He played hurt. The Mets took advantage of him . Valentine is a jackass of a manager .runner nose and glasses clown played Cliff when he had a bad achilles and the games meant nothing. Jeopardizing Floyds career
Lol rubber nose ..lol runner nose
This was the yr that during the WS the Tigers were caught using pine tar for the pitcher Rodgers to get a better grip my wife spotted it before me. The saddest thing Tigers fans had to deal with their pitchers made 6 errors everyone lead to a lose. Everyone in the crowd had signs hit it to the pitcher. I really did feel a little sorry when a pitcher throws one down into rf , and the other times were the same it cost them so many runs, We had just come from a headline in N york's 100 Million dollar statue Carlos Beltran who during the Playoffs hit like 360 and had 7 hr We were much more worried because we had seen him take a game away from us.If you have watched the Birds on the bat for a while Steve Carlton who 2 yrs before had carried the Cards to the WS. BoB Gibson took a line drive off his leg that fracture it but still pitched to three more hitters. After we traded him but a guess he want 25-5 with a 1.45 era wouldn't befare off he kicked our asses about as much as Jim Thome who hit like 500 against us with 25 hr and 70 RBI. I worried more about him .
I was hoping the cardinals woulda been playing the 96-66 twins in the World Series in 2006 to get revenge for 1987 when the 85-77 twins beat the 95-67 cardinals
I love coming here to watch beltran strike out, love the dude but him being fine with cheating (astros) made me lose some respect for him.
Evan Roberts cam at 2:16
How could Beltran take that pitch. It looked like a good pitch to hit
Cause he was sitting on a fastball to hit. If he would sat on an offspeed pitch he would killed that ball.
Kevin Poole it was filth, here is no touching it
Willie Randolph (aka Joe Torre) can’t improvise or change from his rigid use of his relievers and goes to Aaron Heilman who was so unreliable leaving Billy Wagner to watch as the best team in baseball goes down in flames. Randolph would follow 2 years later.
The reason why Randolph didnt put Wagner in game 7, was because Willie lost confidence in Wagner, as Wagner got smacked in games 2 and games 6.
Ric Flair wooo 2:33:52
23:28
LOLOLOLOLOL
Joe w/ the one liner
6'4, 245, and hits a wall scraper. Typical Rolen.
1:16:35 The catch
Whoopin they ass again tonight, Sept. 13, 2021 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Epic (pitching
2:12:45 When the Legend of Yadi began......
Lol just wondering. Willie did do a good job with a pitcher , I think his name was something like John Mane. .. He sucked after Willie left. Willie would visit him at the mound, not the pitching coach and have the words / challenge him . He got something out of that kid none else did
Heart broken
See what happens with Reyes
How did you find these games?
Some of them I recorded at the time they were played, and others I have gotten in trades from other collectors over the years.
@@cardinalsbaseballclassics That's dope, man. I'm actually a die-hard Tigers fan (unfortunately). I was 12 years old when I went with my family to Game 1 of the '06 World Series. I remember my dad telling me that the starter for the Cards (Reyes) was a bum and that we were gonna smoke him. After the first inning the crowd was in a frenzy when Guillen doubled home Monroe and my dad kept screaming, "See, what'd I tell ya?!". Then Reyes somehow shut us down the rest of the game 😭 Still, it's fun watching those games over again just to remember how good those times were. Hopefully we'll meet again in the Fall Classic soon enough. I got nothing but respect for the Red Birds!
Just gonna watch this until Endy's catch and then leave.
Love Floyd