2000 ALCS Gm2: Yanks put up seven runs in the 8th

[@Nowthisispodracing4]

Arthur Rhodes and Armando Benitez were seemingly at the centerpiece of every Yankees rally during the dynasty.

[@ericsigersmith6067]

Ya ur right

[@nowrestlingiq7317]

tim wakefield as well

[@dzanier]

Arthur Rhodes had a fine career. It is a little bit difficult to explain how the Yanks always did great against him, and it didn't matter who he was pitching for. They nailed him in the 96 playoffs when he was with Baltimore, and they nailed him in 2000 and 2001 when he was with Seattle. The homer Justice hit off him in Game 6 of this series is about as hard a hit ball as I've ever seen.

[@MiketheBeerGuy]

October 11, 2000 was also opening night at Madison Square Garden for the Rangers and Mark Messier's return to New York from Vancouver. I was there with my uncle and we were watching this game on his Sony Watchman. Most everyone else in our section was crowded around behind us watching it too before the puck was dropped. This was pretty much a yearly occurrence back then because the Yanks always seemed to be in the ALCS when the NHL season started.

[@lightningsamurai4134]

The old stadium had way more energy

[@carlosinda3553]

Torre: we need just 2 runs to get the lead. Yankees: sure thing. *proceeds to scored 8 runs*

[@cityhawk]

Omar Vizquel must have been smiling from ear to ear when he saw this.

[@roundmario_robloxyt4622]

I’m a Yankees fan!

[@johnhealy9238]

What do you want, a medal?

[@nowrestlingiq7317]

Cool

[@brianchua4240]

The turning point of the ALCS.

[@dzanier]

Very much so.

[@ericsigersmith6067]

@@dzanier damn yankees owned rhoades

[@billshamrock449]

If only the current Yankee line up could pull this kinda stuff off

[@jermainehall155]

They can ............................................... IN the regular season lol I'm Yankee down too so I agree 1000000000000 percent

[@marcosc7375]

Wow I just how relentless the Yankees were. They gave no mercy and destroyed their opponents. Miss this team.

[@SeecretWeapon]

team was legendary

[@isletoflangerhans8281]

Luis Sojo was the backbone of the dynasty.

[@SFK360]

What's sad is that even though this is happening against my Mariners I like to see it because at least we were in the damn playoffs.

[@theman6705]

That’s rough buddy

[@mikeshoe74]

little payback for 1995.....which even though my Yankees lost, I still rank that as one of the best postseason series ever....5 exciting games

[@itzduffy4840]

That little skip Jeter had after he hit it told you he knew it was gone as soon as he hit it. You don't see him do that very often. Usually it's always run hard on contact. Which I miss nowadays, screw these batflips and stares...

[@user-dc1dr9kr8x]

Hit and run with posada and Luis soho lol....good stuff

[@castlearghhh6023]

Who remembers the 2000 Mariners? Nobody.

[@ericsigersmith6067]

Kazahiro sasaki the closer ...

[@71superbee39]

Piniella's thinking ... Ah, those Yankee ghosts are everywhere tonight .... Gotta get outda the Bronx...

[@KneeDeep2231]

Please upload Orel Hershiser's 1995 postseason, it's his best after '88

[@ericsigersmith6067]

They got his 99 year with the mets on here lmao

[@hortons1967]

What a game. I was terrified of this Mariner team. Being from the NW they were tough....

[@Sephiroth766]

People forget the context here, Yankees finished the season terribly, could not hit. Struggled against the A’s and we’re shut out in game 1. They then felt lifeless in game 2 until this inning. Close to 20 innings without scoring a run Yankees went.

[@iamhungey12345]

Hence why I felt it was the ALDS where the Yankees turned it around, the momentum were against them entering the postseason. Though as you mentioned argument can be made of Game 2 of ALCS.

[@ShashwatPBaxi1987]

7 runs and JETER is the guy to hit the homer! LOVE IT. :-)

[@orgonkothewildlyuntamed6301]

@Bread And Circuses back under your rock Troll #134

[@rollo131]

I remember watching this game and thinking, there’s no way the Mariners are going to hold on to win it 1-0. I was proven correct.

[@orgonkothewildlyuntamed6301]

the 96-2000 Yanks almost always made you pay when you made an error or didnt make a play you should have

[@packersauburneric3625]

I'm still paying for the year 2000

[@WolvesBaseballNine]

Bugs bunny baseball conga line irl.

[@greghughes8147]

Remember when NY was the standard in baseball, now just another face in the crowd

[@jwim3969]

I miss these teams playing in the REAL Yankee Stadium. They had heart & guts not like the current WOKE Yankees that are always hurt.

[@ericsigersmith6067]

New stadium ain't the same

[@JC-zo1mj]

And so many singles, where are the strikeouts?!

[@TheGodsMustBeCrazy]

TOR @ NYY 08/25/2005 please!!!

[@PeterOkeefe54]

whats really funny is watching some yankee baserunners struggling to run the bases!!! god some were so slow compared to todays baserunners...dont love them any less though

[@justinyo1796]

At least they actually hustled to every base. Unlike todays Yankees

[@domannuzzi1446]

Safety squeeze with posada on 3rd base??? Base running was never his specialty!

[@lafuerzajhanderjr8699]

esgenial.

[@johnwx25]

Only thing bad about this is listening to Costas

[@christendo5733]

He's a million times better than Joe Buck

[@orgonkothewildlyuntamed6301]

see an ENT

[@MLBaseballCardsandClips]

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