Mike Cameron's Four-Homer Game
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- Mike Cameron belted four home runs in the first five innings on May 2, 2002, leading the Mariners to a whopping 15-4 victory over the White Sox.
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Most epic game I've ever watched... same two players hitting back to back homers twice in the same inning will probably never happen again.
Aaron Boone, who was playing for the Reds and is Bretts brother, in 2002 also hit two home runs in the same inning
@@hmhm856 lots of players have hit 2 in the same inning... just not back to back with the same teammate
What they don’t show you is he was only a few feet short of #5
That 5th one was with Edgar’s bat too
My thought exactly!
he hits the same home run twice. those are identical swings on identical pitches. (first and second ABs)
Those are like 75 mph pitches with no movement from Parque. I think I could hit those.
This musta been revenge for trading him
This is literally like the fourth time you guys reposted this... Put out some new stuff please
It’s the Mariners dude...you can’t expect much. Just like you can’t expect the Mariners to go to the playoffs after 2001
One of the great things about baseball is the unspoken agreement among all fanbases that it’s ok to root for an opposing player having a historic performance. You see it most often when a pitcher is going after a no-hitter, and Mike Cameron’s 4-HR game is another great example.
I watched this game live on tv and still remember it. Cameron and Boone went back to back twice in the first inning alone. Then Cameron went on to hit four home runs. His fifth at bat was on the warning track and was close to being the only player ever to hit 5 home runs in a single game. I haven’t watched this video yet so hopefully that is how it plays out or else my memory has deceived me.
You're remembering correctly I wanna find a video of that 5th ab
Then AB #5: Walk (and subsequent boo'ing from the crowd).
Followed by AB #6: LONG fly-out to right field.
I remember watching this game live and switching channels when he came up to AB's numbers 5 and 6 and seeing the other networks switch to this game to watch it live in case history occurred.
Wasn't he actually Hit By Pitch in at bat #5? Regardless, I would like to see Dave Niehaus' call of those two at bats as well.
Yeah it went to the warning ⚠️ track , almost 5 homers
I have a signed glove, ball and mariners tickets by mike.
Thats Hella dope
@@DM-sc9rg He’s a super nice guy. Best OF of all time in my book.
Not showing the last at bat is a disgrace
Brett Boone hit two home runs in one inning as well. Later in this 2002 season, Aaron Boone (Brett's brother) who plays for the Reds, will also hit two home runs in one inning.
Later that month of May 2002, Shawn Green of the Dodgers also hit 4 home runs in Milwaukee.
He was in the on deck circle with the bases loaded on the third out of the inning so he almost had a chance to do it a third time.
Goosebumps from every time I’ve watched it. It is just below McGwires 62 & 70 but above Whitens 4 Hr double header. Which doesn’t include Musials cuz I didn’t watch that one. I wasn’t born yet but I’d put that up there. Pujols playoff HR off Lidge and his 3 hr WS game would round this list out.
They didn't show his 5th at bat when he bearly missed a fifth homerun. I think he missed it by about 5-6 feet,
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I forgot Sierra played for the Mariners
3 of them off Parque lol
Four home runs in four consecutive at bats.
he had 5 homers entering the game
Awesome. I was hoping to see his next two plate appearances, where he got hit by a pitch (BOO!) and drove a ball to deep right field for an out.
I have never heard a home crowd boo their own team so loud as when the White Sox fans booed their own pitcher for hitting Mike Cameron is his 5th at bat. Their team had already lost, they wanted to see history.
What a night, never seen anything like that live.
A true professional
Mike Cameron moar liek Cam Mikeron amirite