Honestly, Buehler’s performance in the regular season after his second Tommy John surgery was rough. That’s why I was more worried about him in the postseason than Flaherty or Yamamoto, who’d only just come back from injury. But he regained his true form in the playoffs and delivered an emotional finish to the World Series as a homegrown Dodger. Now, let’s give him the contract he deserves.💙👏
@@SourGrasshopper isn’t that what makes it so awsome he delivered when it mattered the most after everything we went through getting to that point so awsome what a moment for him wow!
@@SourGrasshopper Not really terrible, because he got better and better with each game he performed in. He wasn't his normal standard, obviously, but he's proving he's still got it every day. He'll get paid, one way or another. Hopefully for the fans he stays a Dodger.
Buehler always comes clutch whenever Dodgers need him. From 2018 elimination games like WC or WS against Boston, 2020 playoff, 2021 against SF, and now only one run in 19 WS innings, Walker always got the job done. Man is a beast and dawg. He is born for big games. He deserves all. Walker is a key piece to Dodgers.
That picture of Freddie holding the bat up like the Statue of Liberty after the walkoff grand salami sammich to begin the World Series and Buehler's pose after striking out verdugo to end the World Series will be the two most iconic images that I will remember from the 2024 World Series.
@staceejaxx1969 I think Buehler looked calmer and more relaxed than Urias did in 2020. Buehler was acting like it was no big deal,this is what I do. 😂 😆
@@1peruvianguythat was honestly the best thing, dodgers didn’t have to give up their top prospects for Mookie Betts and all they had to give up was verdugo and a couple of no names
Here's Verdugo's full statement: Verdugo told reporters, "A 60-game season, it's still hard to judge to this day. Like yeah, it's a World Series, right? Yeah, they got a ring. But they didn't play any games at their home field. They didn't. There weren't any fans there. It was 60 games. Anybody could ball out for 60 games". Your post is right on.
Andrew Friedman was trying to arrange a flight back to LA for Yamamoto to sleep on to give him some extra rest right before the fifth inning. If the Yankees hadn't fucked their own lead, they would've just conceded the game, but apparently Buehler was itching to pitch the entire time, on ONE day's rest after playing as a starter.
Sadly he’s pitched his last game for the Dodgers but what a way to go out. The offers he’ll be fielding from other teams after that World Series performance will be way too much for the Dodgers to match considering all their other priorities.
@randysilva981 there's no such thing as way too much for the Dodgers, but I'd like to see them change philosophies a little and lean less on damaged goods and focus more on guys who have better odds of being available more. It's a total toss-up whether he ends up back with L.A. or goes elsewhere.
This was a herculean performance by Walker after all he's been through, from the depths of depair to the pinnacle of glory, he has immortalied himself into Dodgers baseball history, the arms up celebration after the final strikeout is going to live forever, truly iconic
I am honored to have seen Buehler’s debut outing at Dodger's Stadium. At the time, I know nothing about him but he won his first outing. It has been a journey for his Dodgers career, but I am so glad to see him being an important part of this Dodgers World Series victory.
Spirit of the Bulldog was strong in Walker this postseason! Longer it went, the stronger he got. And that heater of his is 100% BACK as well. See ya next year in Dodger blue!
I didn’t think dodger had the starting pitching to win World Series, with Buehler struggling in the regular season, Flaherty and Yamamoto being the other two options. He came up clutch and was one of the main reasons Dodgers won.
Buehler (21). Don't take too much off-season. Practice with the other Dodgers pitchers. 🤾 Work hard in practice. ❗️❗️❗️❗️❗️ Build a body that doesn't get injured.⭕️ Learn two new breaking balls.👍👍 Next season (2025), win 13 or more. ❗️❗️❗️❗️❗️❗️
Watching Buehler in the regular season we already know his stuff has declined but other than that he just looked like he wasn't confident. Hopefully this postseason performance will give him that confidence back and have him performing better in 2025.
Well he just came back from a 2nd TJ surgery, so its expected he’d still be trying to find his feet in the regular season. Dude is an absolute dawg and thrives in high pressure situations so I think he’ll be a lot better next season
@@chrisburruel3019 He pitched a mostly perfect inning in the 9th and he had an amazing start in game 3. He's a true playoff hero, and while you're right 700 million isn't likely, I could see a rich team offer him 200 million just to keep him around for playoff magic.
ruclips.net/video/ev-2Y9iijNQ/видео.htmlsi=EZXUAMv9fh2-7B9J He said he was going to give it to Walker, although I also heard they were taking “a ball from the ninth inning” to the Hall of Fame.
In addition to Freeman's grand slam on game 1, Buehler making the last out and spreading his arms like, "That's right, who's the man?" at 3:09 is absolutely iconic moment that should live in Dodgers lore.
At this point I have full faith in Friedman. If he thinks re-signing Buehler is the right call then I am all for it. If he doesnt? Then I will be very sad to see him go play for another team, but I’ll trust that it was the right call.
Honestly, Buehler’s performance in the regular season after his second Tommy John surgery was rough. That’s why I was more worried about him in the postseason than Flaherty or Yamamoto, who’d only just come back from injury. But he regained his true form in the playoffs and delivered an emotional finish to the World Series as a homegrown Dodger. Now, let’s give him the contract he deserves.💙👏
You’re being modest he was absolutely terrible, what a redemption in the playoffs he had
@SourGrasshopper I agree
@@SourGrasshopper isn’t that what makes it so awsome he delivered when it mattered the most after everything we went through getting to that point so awsome what a moment for him wow!
@@SourGrasshopper Not really terrible, because he got better and better with each game he performed in. He wasn't his normal standard, obviously, but he's proving he's still got it every day. He'll get paid, one way or another. Hopefully for the fans he stays a Dodger.
Pitching from the stretch and not from the windup was a real game changer for him in the post season.
Walker Buehler came through clutch for the Dodgers when they needed him the most. Love this guy. Dodgers Legend forever
Buehler always comes clutch whenever Dodgers need him. From 2018 elimination games like WC or WS against Boston, 2020 playoff, 2021 against SF, and now only one run in 19 WS innings, Walker always got the job done. Man is a beast and dawg. He is born for big games. He deserves all. Walker is a key piece to Dodgers.
They played against the Giants in 2021.
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You can sense how calm he is. Absolute legendary close out 🔥
That picture of Freddie holding the bat up like the Statue of Liberty after the walkoff grand salami sammich to begin the World Series and Buehler's pose after striking out verdugo to end the World Series will be the two most iconic images that I will remember from the 2024 World Series.
Not as calm and collective as Julio Urías was back in 2020 Final Out. But a save is a save. ❤
@staceejaxx1969 I think Buehler looked calmer and more relaxed than Urias did in 2020. Buehler was acting like it was no big deal,this is what I do. 😂 😆
2020: verdugo- “dodgers 2020 title was just a 60-gamer”
2024: verdugo *strikes out to give dodgers their 2nd title in 5 years*
Perfect script for a baseball movie.
Both Urías and Buhler saves were memorable.
Verdugo also downplayed the clown fans that attacked Mookie…glad he got traded 🤡🥊💙🤍
@@1peruvianguythat was honestly the best thing, dodgers didn’t have to give up their top prospects for Mookie Betts and all they had to give up was verdugo and a couple of no names
Love to see it! Dodgers coming for a 3rd championship this decade! 💙🎉
Here's Verdugo's full statement:
Verdugo told reporters, "A 60-game season, it's still hard to judge to this day. Like yeah, it's a World Series, right? Yeah, they got a ring. But they didn't play any games at their home field. They didn't. There weren't any fans there. It was 60 games. Anybody could ball out for 60 games". Your post is right on.
What an October run for Buehl-Dog. Dodgers Legend.
He has a big game pitcher DNA.
Mechanics and movement of those pitches are absolutely beautiful 😤🔥
I want to see you in Dodgers next year, Walker
Arguably the best game in World Series History.
Regular Season MVP: Othani
World Series MVP: Freeman
Postseason MVP: Buehler
no objection！
Post-season MVP: Mookie betts
@@mantid83 His bowling arm should still be in shape
Tommy was the postseason MVP lol
Buehler wasn’t good in the DS tho; postseason mvp is maybe Mookie, or Edman.
The Ace is back to reclaim his blue throne. 💙🧢🏆
Even if he leaves, the moment of him getting the final strikeout is etched into my mind, and he cemented himself into Dodger lore.
Really glad he got this moment, whether or not it’s his send off
@@DeepfriedBeans4492 Exactly. Absolute storybook.
Buehler is him. ❤
Walker is the king of New York
Buehler was nasty in the World Series Yankees had no chance 😆😝
ワールドシリーズのピッチングは最高にカッコ良かったです 是非来シーズンはローテーションの中心で2連覇目指して下さい😊
This right here is his moment to be captured 3:12 , signed and pin for the poster. Walker Buehler's World Series game winning strike out 2024.
Credit Roberts for starting him at the end instead of using another pitcher from the bull pen.
Andrew Friedman was trying to arrange a flight back to LA for Yamamoto to sleep on to give him some extra rest right before the fifth inning. If the Yankees hadn't fucked their own lead, they would've just conceded the game, but apparently Buehler was itching to pitch the entire time, on ONE day's rest after playing as a starter.
Walker should be a dodger for his whole career…
Among others, the Cardinals are very likely to go hard after him
Sadly he’s pitched his last game for the Dodgers but what a way to go out. The offers he’ll be fielding from other teams after that World Series performance will be way too much for the Dodgers to match considering all their other priorities.
@randysilva981 there's no such thing as way too much for the Dodgers, but I'd like to see them change philosophies a little and lean less on damaged goods and focus more on guys who have better odds of being available more. It's a total toss-up whether he ends up back with L.A. or goes elsewhere.
This was a herculean performance by Walker after all he's been through, from the depths of depair to the pinnacle of glory, he has immortalied himself into Dodgers baseball history, the arms up celebration after the final strikeout is going to live forever, truly iconic
BIG GAME PITCHER
少主歸位 季後賽之鬼 冷天氣戰神
很適合高緯度的城市
I am honored to have seen Buehler’s debut outing at Dodger's Stadium. At the time, I know nothing about him but he won his first outing. It has been a journey for his Dodgers career, but I am so glad to see him being an important part of this Dodgers World Series victory.
Buehler made Dave Roberts look like a genius.
It was the second coming of Hershiser.
Let's not get ahead.
@@grannysint1625 Let's not stay behind.
Madison Bumgarner in WS：5G、4GS、4W.0L.1SV、36IP、14H、31K、1ER、ERA 0.25、WHIP 0.53
Walker Buehler in WS：4G、3GS、2W.0L.1SV、19IP、7H、24K、1ER、ERA 0.47、WHIP 0.53
Wow!!!
Spirit of the Bulldog was strong in Walker this postseason! Longer it went, the stronger he got. And that heater of his is 100% BACK as well. See ya next year in Dodger blue!
his back
What an incredible moment for him!
Buehler is legend
I didn’t think dodger had the starting pitching to win World Series, with Buehler struggling in the regular season, Flaherty and Yamamoto being the other two options. He came up clutch and was one of the main reasons Dodgers won.
Clutch, he is the hero.
My dawgggg!
Pitch at 1:42 is so nasty
THANK YOU!!
3:10 ARE YOU NOT ENTERTAINED?!
Those ppl who wanted to drop him need to apologize to him like right now
bruh he was so bad in regular season
@@jaysondulay5968But what everybody is going to remember is this. And personally, I always believed that he would find it again.
@@jaysondulay5968 players who come back from surgeries take time but ppl dont even give them a chance. Well Roberts did, he believed in Buehler
the 2nd forced ad before the video was awesome. thanks!
Buehler (21).
Don't take too much off-season. Practice with the other Dodgers pitchers. 🤾
Work hard in practice.
❗️❗️❗️❗️❗️
Build a body that doesn't get injured.⭕️
Learn two new breaking balls.👍👍
Next season (2025), win 13 or more. ❗️❗️❗️❗️❗️❗️
He murdered verdugo
3:10 대업을 이루었는데 여유로운 뷸러
끝까지 태그를 하면서 집중력을 보여주는 윌 스미스
Fundamentals + Talent
Wells flipped off Buhler after getting struck out.😂
2:50
Austin Wells stuck out the middle finger after being strike out by Walker Buehler.
Watta losseer 🤣🤣
If he makes it to another World Series and performs like this, he is going to be the best postseason pitcher since MadBum
Is good and better thing to be worse pitcher almost in one season, but shining in very important moment... Last pitcher and win the ws🎉
Back, the brilliant Buehler.
Watching Buehler in the regular season we already know his stuff has declined but other than that he just looked like he wasn't confident. Hopefully this postseason performance will give him that confidence back and have him performing better in 2025.
Well he just came back from a 2nd TJ surgery, so its expected he’d still be trying to find his feet in the regular season. Dude is an absolute dawg and thrives in high pressure situations so I think he’ll be a lot better next season
his fastball got slower but in the playoffs his breaking ball was absolutely nasty
Big game Buehler showed up again! ☝️🎉🥹
WB21‼️ GRANDI⚾️S
Ace caliber.
As a Mets fan? Let’s sign this guy ASAP
No way. He is a Dodger, and will be a Dodger for life. Sorry, bruh.
@@Ethan_Zheng_0526 who knows, the Mets have the richest owner in the MLB. If they offer him an Ohtani-like in contract it might give him pause.
@@ThisGuyHasNameain't nobody giving him a contract like ohtani's 😂
@ThisGuyHasName I really want to deny you, but yup, you are right. Money matters in most cases.
@@chrisburruel3019 He pitched a mostly perfect inning in the 9th and he had an amazing start in game 3. He's a true playoff hero, and while you're right 700 million isn't likely, I could see a rich team offer him 200 million just to keep him around for playoff magic.
WHO ELSE!?
Wow, Walker had two tommy jons... i would think he would retire... it's dangerous having 2 already, and what if he gets a third.
I wonder of Will Smith kept the last out baseball.
ruclips.net/video/ev-2Y9iijNQ/видео.htmlsi=EZXUAMv9fh2-7B9J He said he was going to give it to Walker, although I also heard they were taking “a ball from the ninth inning” to the Hall of Fame.
Seems like no one can hit his knuckle curve. 😂
これが観たかった！
Let's go Blue Jays!
WAIT ✋✋✋✋✋✋✋✋✋✋they don’t love you like I love you 🕺🕺🕺🕺🕺🕺🕺🕺🕺🕺🕺
Unfortunately has had a damaged body, but few possess his moxie
Trade Glasnow. He's become too unreliable. Sign Bruehler to a 5 year contract similar to Glasnows and sign Roki.
In addition to Freeman's grand slam on game 1, Buehler making the last out and spreading his arms like, "That's right, who's the man?" at 3:09 is absolutely iconic moment that should live in Dodgers lore.
I think the most remembered moment from the WS will be Freddie’s Statue of Liberty pose, but that is a good #2.
Walker. Please go to Cleveland. Very close to kentucky
But that means he'd play in Cleveland :c
@ThisGuyHasName gods country
@@chrisconlin5495 the guardians are cursed still, Lebron could only lift the Cavs curse
@@ThisGuyHasName Boston and cubs tho
We better resign this guy! Dodgers World Series Champions!
At this point I have full faith in Friedman. If he thinks re-signing Buehler is the right call then I am all for it. If he doesnt? Then I will be very sad to see him go play for another team, but I’ll trust that it was the right call.