0:01 Stanford vs. #2 USC (Stanford pulls off the upset as a 41-point underdog) 3:54 #1 LSU vs #9 Florida (LSU pulls off a 4th quarter comeback late)

0:01 MTSU vs. Louisville 2:36 Oregon State vs. Cincinnati 3:16 Rutgers vs. Navy (Ray Rice becomes the all-time leading rusher at Rutgers)

My first yankee playoff series heartbreak. I fell in love with the Yankees at 10 years old in 2006 despite going to many games before that. My first ever game was David wells perfect game in 98 not that I remember but thanks dad go yanks😀 every time I see the tigers I feel like I’m 10 again 😢

Crazy that the Cowboys wouldn't lose again after that en route to winning the Super Bowl.

Why did Jackson even try and lateral, he had the first down smh

Please upload the first game of the Marlins Expos doubleheader if possible 🙏🏻🙏🏻 Would mean a lot

7:58 This clearly shows that this rule existed before Chase Utely broke Ruben Tejada's leg.

I don't know what the Brewers pitching situation was like, but why did they start CC on 3 days rest again? That didn't seem like a good idea.

God I get sad watching this. I was 13 years old. I’m at my grandmothers house she’s cooking for Xmas and my whole families there. I remember like yesterday. Most of them are gone now😢

Start of Phillies World Series Run.

2:31

6:38 Randy's Johnson's start, with a game score of 88, is the highest ever for exactly 7.1 innings

Such an elite secondary.

The Brewers Dynamic Duels Prince Fielder 1-14 Ryan Braun 5-16 Combine = 6-30

I was a Cubs fan for 15 years (1993-2008) starting in 1st grade. This series broke me. Went to St. Louis for a game in 2010 and became a fan of the Cards. The next year...they win one of the greatest World Series of all time. Glad I made the switch!

God I feel for Zambrano.

The Brewers' first postseason appearance (first as a NL team) since 1982.

Sabathia struggles again in the postseason. Last 2007 postseason starts and this 2008 postseason start have been yikes for him.

First home playoff win in Indianapolis

Good for the Brewers breaking their 26 year playoff drought. They have a good team, they'll be back.

(MLB/Turner Sports) 10:40 Brian Anderson: This could be it. Jimmy Rollins takes care of Kendall. And the Philadelphia Phillies are heading to the National League Championship Series, a date with the Dodgers is next as Brad Lidge closes the door on the Brewers and the Phillies, 3 out of 4 against Milwaukee. Philadelphia Phillies ⚾♥️🤍💙🔔 2008 NLCS Clinched

por ahi andaba el pepe pxndx y el ongi pxndx

0:56 Jeter has no range lmao

Lee Flowers kept his promise that the Steelers weren't going 0-3. Tommy Maddox begins his journey as a Steeler QB.

I’m here because I believe Miami will finally win a playoff game this season. GO DOLPHINS 🐬

This was the second time in the first 4 games of the season that Elway had the ball slip out of his hand on the decisive play of the game - it happened at the 1-yard line in the closing seconds against San Diego in Week 1 and Junior Seau picked it off. You knew it wasn't the Broncos' year when that happens twice in four games.

This '94 Broncos team was one of the most snakebitten teams I can remember - 5 of their 6 losses to this point were by basically one play in the 4th quarter. Turnover at the 1-yard line against the Chargers, OT loss to the Jets, failed 4th and goal at Buffalo, Montana drive against KC. They were 3-6 and could easily have been 7-2 with any luck.

This was the most frustrated I ever felt rooting for the Cubs. That 2008 team was so much fun to watch, especially with all those late-game comebacks! To see it all end in such a whimper was stunning. So many of their best bats (Soriano, Soto, Ramirez) fell asleep in the NLDS. It felt like I was watching a different team from what I saw April through September.

8:45 I'm sorry, there's no way that can be ruled a base hit. That ball has to be caught by the 2nd baseman. I don't care if the official scoring rules say otherwise.

I have a vague memory of someone on the Angels being picked off 2nd base in game 2, but it's not in the highlights.

With how great as Manny has been for the Dodgers, it's very easy to ignore just how clutch Jason Bay has been since coming to Boston. And unlike Manny, Bay has another year on his deal and is much younger. Have to say both teams came out real well in this deal.

1986 2004 2007 And now 2008. The Angels just can't seem to get over the hump that is the Boston Red Sox.

The year that baseball changed

Next year the Angels finally will beat the Red Sox in 2009 ALDS.

14:03 Red Sox Walk Off.

love the jams

And to this day, it's STILL Louisville's biggest win. Even though, they did get a win over #10 Notre Dame last year.

For the second consecutive Division Series in game 2, KROD gives up big home runs = Last year to Manny, and this year to JD Drew

(MLB/Turner Sports) 14:02 Chip Caray: Now Lowry. He bounces one to the Right Side through, Base Hit! Here comes Bell around 3rd. Will It Slows Up?! Throw to the plate, Red Sox Win It! Boston Red Sox 2008 ALCS Clinched ⚾♥️💙🤍🧦

If it wasnt for 2002, the Angels would be known as a cursed franchise. And again they lose to the RSOX in the postseason. WOW, third time this decade alone all in the division series, and the 1986 ALCS At least they broke the RSOX winning streak against them in the postseason after winning game 3

Boy to think it was almost a 31-30 regulation Niners win

2:04 weird FSN scorebug

This might be the greatest upset in a best-of-5 series of all time. I mean, the barely-over-.500-Dodgers didnt just beat the near-100-win Cubs; they SWEPT THEM. Other memorable upset in a best of 5 series = 1973 Mets beating the Reds. Mets won 82 games and Reds won like 100 games I believe. Mets won that series against the Big Red Machine in 5 games. Given, the Mets also won the World Series four years ago in 1969, so it wasnt like the Mets were just new there. And the Mets had 3 home games in this series against the Reds, including the deciding game 5 at Shea.

WSOX had homefield in this tie-breaking-game, despite the Twins having won the regular-season-series against the WSOX. Twins went 8-1 against the WSOX in Minnesota, while going just 2-8 (including this game 163 loss) in Chicago. The reason why the WSOX got homefield in this game is because homefield for tiebreaking games was decided on a coin-flip. After this 2008 season, MLB will make homefield on tie-breaking-games be decided based on head-to-head-regular-season-record, and not coin flips. Other times that a team that lost the regular season series hosted the tiebreaking game based on winning the coin flip = 1978 RSOX against the Yankees ; 1995 Mariners against the Angels. 1978 Yankees won the regular-season-series against the RSOX, but lost the coin-flip and the tiebreaking game was played in Fenway. Yankees still won that game though. This is the Bucky Dent homerun game. 1995 Angels won the regular-season-series against the Mariners, but lost the coin-flip and the tiebreaking game was played in Seattle Kingdome. This is the Randy Johnson gem with the loud Seattle Kingdome crowd. Ironically, both the 1978 RSOX and the 1995 Angels are two of the teams with the greatest regular season collapses.

Same-state-World Series (as of the end of the 2023 season)): WSOX / Cubs = 1906 New York Giants / Yankees = 1921 , 1922, 1923, 1936, 1937, 1951 Brooklyn Dodgers / Yankees = 1941, 1947, 1949, 1952, 1953, 1955, 1956 St. Louis Browns / St. Louis Cardinals = 1944 Los Angeles Dodgers / Oakland Athletics = 1974 , 1988 St. Louis Cardinals / Kansas City Royals = 1985 Oakland Athletics / San Francisco Giants = 1989 Mets / Yankees = 2000 Angels / San Francisco Giants = 2002

Same-state-World Series (as of the end of the 2023 season)): WSOX / Cubs = 1906 New York Giants / Yankees = 1921 , 1922, 1923, 1936, 1937, 1951 Brooklyn Dodgers / Yankees = 1941, 1947, 1949, 1952, 1953, 1955, 1956 St. Louis Browns / St. Louis Cardinals = 1944 Los Angeles Dodgers / Oakland Athletics = 1974 , 1988 St. Louis Cardinals / Kansas City Royals = 1985 Oakland Athletics / San Francisco Giants = 1989 Mets / Yankees = 2000 Angels / San Francisco Giants = 2002

Same-state-World Series (as of the end of the 2023 season)): WSOX / Cubs = 1906 New York Giants / Yankees = 1921 , 1922, 1923, 1936, 1937, 1951 Brooklyn Dodgers / Yankees = 1941, 1947, 1949, 1952, 1953, 1955, 1956 St. Louis Browns / St. Louis Cardinals = 1944 Los Angeles Dodgers / Oakland Athletics = 1974 , 1988 St. Louis Cardinals / Kansas City Royals = 1985 Oakland Athletics / San Francisco Giants = 1989 Mets / Yankees = 2000 Angels / San Francisco Giants = 2002

JUICED Braun.

Coming into this game, Zack Crockett had one career NFL carry for zero yards.

TBS coverage is terrible