As a lifetime Blue Jay fan. it was a treat to see Roberto play the game, truly a great talent and the best Blue Jay ever. Sadly, he had his name removed from the honour roll at the stadium...hope it goes back up one day

Goodbye to the greatest baseball stadium ever.

Al oliver should be in hall of fame....strange that nobody picked him up in 1986....during the 1985 worls series.....marty mcfly went back to the future...

Something about the Jays and Fenway - This and a game against the Angels in TO were their biggest comebacks after down 9 or 10 runs and a few years ago they blew out the Red Sox 22 to something I believe? Anyhow it was also at Fenway - The biggest blowout they ever had. I would love to play in Fenway as a player - And no lead is safe lol😮

I'm gonna go way out on a limb here. There are very few points of discussion I find less appealing than the racial politics of a given cultural space - sports or otherwise. They tend to be constituted by incoherent, vaguely justifiable shadow-ethics which are almost always accompanied by some ulterior motive, even when they appear reasonable on the surface. SO, why is it that when I watch clips like this, I think something like "Man, the game really has lost something special with the population decline of the Black baseball player?" I dunno. But I firmly believe this to be the case. I'm rarely in favor of top-down initiatives that attempt to socially engineer some callous version of justice or God-forbid, equity. But - and somewhat curiously - the idea that the one space in which I'd be most inclined to make an argument in favor of some open dialogue about racial demographics is NOT one which seems to be of much interest to advocates of such things, is...a shame. Players like Bell Moseby, White, Oliver, Barfield, Motley, Lonnie, and the rest made the game I grew up with truly special to the point where, years after I've last watched even a single sporting event - I can still pop a video like this on and deeply appreciate the gifts these guys gave us.

I was there, 3rd base line outfield, watching George Bell fall to his knees, the Yonkers has clawed back with 23 wins in 25 games and had to take both of the final games to tie, (I think) The place went ballistic, within a few minutes people started to jump onto the field then everyone dist it, we ran the bases, jumped around like kids. The city went grid lock, you couldn't get anywhere on the roads. my girl friend was up town with my buddies wife, and we couldn't gt to them for 3-4 hours, no cell phones, but they knew you didn't need a phone to know. .

35 years ago ~ that’s when baseball was exciting ~ miss those Jays

With 9 outs to go. the Sox blew a 10-0 lead at home. Wow

Hey that’s me!!!

Roberto was the only reason I watched baseball, he was outstanding. 🇨🇦

2 of those home runs were launched, the last one was def 450+ plus.

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I Was there also somewhere in left field stands.. great memories! Didn't win it all that year though.

More remarkable than the comeback, the grand slam, the Red Sox tying it the next inning, Junior Felix's decisive HR in extras (after his inside the park grand slam a night or two before) and the fact that I remember being 10 years old rolling around on the living room carpet watching this on a Sunday afternoon - is that the final pitch of the game was a called third strike, despite Whitt having to reach across his body with no chance to 'frame' it convincingly. Glorious.

As an outfielder i idolized White. He would make everything look easy because he made his move when the ball left the pitchers hand.

George Bell was one of my favorite all time Blue Jays

Kubek called it, "The Skydome." I thought it was just Skydome. Well any time Boston loses it's great.

Chevy's voice brings back so, so many memories. Great clip, thanks.

Absolutely loved his game.

This was a pretty hard choke for a team that was better but Cubs blowing three straight in the old five game format to the Padres in the 84 NLCS that a serious hard choke ..not mention i think the Cubs vs Tigers would have a little World Series match up ...but NOBODY was beat the 84 Tigers ..period ..would have been REALLY fun to see them play at Wrigley with all that power they had ...wow

Was the start of some hard luck play off series for Bobby Cox as a manager including one vs his old team in 92

"The crowd will tell you"....as Gary Thorne tells us over the sound of the crowd.

What was the measurement on this one?

Can you even imagine a roided out, 6' 3" 235 lbs Mgriff juicing during the height of the steroid era? He may have hit 800 home runs.

Alomar did that with the blue jays on astroturf...early 90s astroturf

Best defensive center fielder in his era, no weakness in his game.

I was at this game. My dad wanted to beat the traffic and we left early. I heard this happen on the radio because we were stuck in the parking lot right outside of Fenway. :-(

ROBBIE NEEDS TO BE IN THE HALL OF FAME. Best second baseman for over a decade.

RA 12 The Goat!

Guess he didn’t like sending the ball home in a one-hopper

Had Barfield on my APBA(a computer game using player statistical analysis) team back in the day. He certainly was not overlooked --- he was rated 3/30 on defense, highest possible rating.

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I loved the ex. Great memories.

Could anyone cover as much ground in CF as effortlessly? Longest stride ever!

When I was watching this game live, I was stunned that the ball had enough carry to clear the fence. I was rooting for the Blue Jays and was very excited when Robbie jacked this one.

thats awesome !

Edit the question, not the answer.

That last HR at 1:43 has to be 460-475ft.

1. Clemente 2.Barfield 3. Parker

Best Blue Jay. EVER!!⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

The only bat flip I ever liked: this one! 🤭 Launching four bombs with that sweet swing: do your thing, Delgado! 😉

They should have won the pennant that year.

All that and the Tigers were beaten easily in the ALCS 4-1 by the Minnesota Twins who also went on to win the World Series in 1987.

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holy smokes junior felix theres a name i havent heard in years

nice to see they got the years wrong

I remember that year i was like 8 years old

Jays were crushing the Yankees on Monday Night Baseball then there was a rain delay

Good ole Exhibition Stadium. I still remember the great Damasco Garcia.

Canseco hit 3 that were longer. Plus Jose was a nice guy, and never did steroids or PEDS. Clean and honest player unlike Manny. Jose could have hit 900 plus homers, but MLB had conspired against him. If you take into account possible World Series and post season, easy to predict Jose getting over 1000 home runs in his career.