Blue Jays Game 5 ALDS: "The Unforgettable Inning" 2015 - 7th Inning Epic Highlights

October 14, 2015: It was one of the strangest innings in baseball history. What looked like a killing blow to Toronto on a rare momentum-killing technicality in the top of the 7th, turned into the Blue Jays’ most memorable moment in 22 years in the bottom of the 7th. Helped by a historic defensive collapse by the Rangers, and culminating in Jose Bautista's "bat flip heard 'round the world", the Blue Jays go on to win the ALDS in dramatic comeback fashion.
Footage: MLB, FOX
Music: Mad Max: Fury Road, composed by Tom Holkenborg (Junkie XL)
"The Bog", "Brothers in Arms"
℗ 2015 WaterTower Music. All Rights Reserved.

[@tannerbolin4112]

Never in my life have a seen a crowd this loud and passionate.

[@kenglass7833]

Only game I attended that season and out of it became a moment I will never forget.....The air was electrically charged !! We were hugging complete strangers....very emotional !!

[@drunkrumjack]

Some couldn't hold onto their beers passionately enuff either. Luv it the following year with the rivalry between Odor and Joey Bats with the epic sign "Rather Get Punched Out In May Than Knocked Out IN October. " 🤣

[@imablazeuonfiya]

that's my city Toronto

[@ctrlaltdelete11111]

Never seen a baseball team so amp'd either. Looks the adrenaline of a football team. Great to see in a sport where they sometimes try to muzzle emotions and celebrations.

[@alexvratsanos5227]

I think Dyson, Odor, and the Rangers went off on Bautista so as to remove blame from themselves... maybe it dated back to their World Series losses a few years earlier, but whether it was for blowing their 2-0 lead in that series, Andrus’ errors blowing their 3-2 lead in the game, or the home run, it was ultimately their collapse, and I think they chose to take out their anger on Joey.

[@producedbytorin3655]

In my humble opinion that will go down as the greatest bat flip of all time...

[@JonathanPoto]

Produced By Torin and the bat never even flipped!

[@Flexb123]

@@JonathanPoto He was my favorite player, and at the time I remember one of the commentators saying that batflip was filthy. I'm like "it wasn't really at batflip, he just chucked his bat" lol little did I know how big this thing was. That batflip by Jose created a whole movement in baseball and MLB's "let the kids play" stemmed from it. And now u see more batflips than ever in baseball and each one done in a big moment is compared to Bautista's. And then u see other sports mimicking it like in hockey last season.

[@Flexb123]

@Jack Hembree haha too bad punches don't count on the scoreboard.

[@josewmeldondo]

@@Flexb123 and Odor and the Rangers got knocked out in October again.

[@fitnessgirlkathy1994]

@Jack Hembree Your comparing a grand slam and memory of a lifetime vs a moment of anger from a bitter player holding onto resentment? I doubt Odor would 'cherish' that punch over a thrilling grand slam...

[@hockkeyfan]

Skipping afternoon university classes to go home and watch this game live with my dad was probably the best decision of my adult life.

[@jankfoots]

Excellent decision my friend.

[@suckit0007]

Watch the game with my dad aswell he passed away last year and I come back to relive this moment we were both on a Rollercoaster ride with that inning awesome moments to remember. I'll be watching the jays with my son in the coming years

[@canadaknighte]

I asked for the day off work. I had ample vacation time, but because it's MLB playoffs, you had no idea what the damn schedule would be. So my request was considered short notice. The company can grant the request, but as long as we had suitable coverage. When I told my boss why I wanted the day off, she refused, saying that these short term requests are usually only granted for certain scenarios, I.e.-death in the family. I was so pissed off that just because I chose to disclose why I wanted the day (when I didn't have to), I was going to miss this game. Instead, I scheduled a really late lunch, wrapped around an "offsite" meeting, and watched this game in a local bar wearing my suit surrounded by my jays brethren. Running around highfiving the entire bar is one of the best memories I have. My boss found out that I "ducked" out to go watch this game. I quit this company 2 yrs later lol.

[@jordanmccann1082]

Bro u witnessed the greatest home run of all time😂 best decision I will prolly ever make in ur lifetime

[@Iambetterthanyouanduknowit]

Did that exact same thing. No fucking regrets at all

[@christopherbagster5565]

I'll be real, those couple years in the playoffs for the Jays was some of the most exciting baseball I've ever seen.

[@mensrea1251]

Same. Alex Anthopoulos with his trade for Donaldson earlier, and then THE TRADE that brought David Price and Troy Tulowitzski transformed the team into a juggernaut. Yeah people complain Alex blew out the farm system to do it, but what the hell how long do you hang on to prospects for the sake of having prospects. At some point you empty the tank and just go for it. It was best 2-year stretch of baseball for many of the younger Jays fans who never got to truly experience the early 90s run of World Series winners. “We May Never Lose Again!”

[@rckflmg94]

So exciting because the 2015 division title came out of nowhere. They had been hovering around 500 for the past 20 seasons and didn't get a sniff of the play-offs with the Yankees and Red Sox dominating their division. Then the trade for David Price and all hell broke loose. In contrast, the Jays of the early 90's had built a contender since '83 were labeled the "Blow Jays" because of many heartbreaking losses: '85, '87, '89, and '91.

[@lukaz3336]

@@mensrea1251 And now things are getting interesting again.

[@Brandon-ju3ev]

Yet……

[@lukaz3336]

@@Brandon-ju3ev What??

[@animal2990]

No matter how Jose’s career went after that, that moment cemented him in legend status forever.

[@michaellucas669]

It went real bad lol

[@_watty]

@@michaellucas669 it really did tho, i think that’s why he’s saying no matter how it went😂

[@Minidunkathon93]

Who cares, he was already 35 at this point

[@thedude3065]

Bautista was a late bloomer the guy had been hoping around from team to team and was taught how to hit when he came to Toronto then he turned into an MVP caliber player and had an unbelievable five year stretch he might not be a Hall of Famer due to how brief his best version was but considering how good he was at his peak, I think the least he deserves is to never see another Blue Jay wear the number 19

[@Remliv]

@@michaellucas669 Injuries do that.

[@angusrehu6855]

This is literally the definition of ball don't lie

[@fytyh5]

Angus Rehu FACTS

[@cruxy6880]

Angus Rehu fact

[@Falllll]

Think the only comparable moment is Anthony Rendon's WS homer

[@jmac1851]

@@Falllll ? Hell no!

[@jmac1851]

@@Falllll ok and? Thats not the only comparable one lmao.

[@MrAnxious]

You have to understand the context of this moment. The Jays felt the game was being stolen from them by the umps, by obscure rule calls, and by simple misfortune. Then, Bautista. The home run moon shot released all the tension in every Jays fan in the stadium and around the world. It was cathartic. It was electrifying. It was a moment of pure emotional release. The bat flip was part of it, but it was the entire sequence. The stare, the swing, the flip, the jog around the bases. Every Jays fan felt it. It was a moment of pure sports exhilaration.

[@arjunrastogi5019]

fax bro it was brutal watching them get lawyered into letting Odor score. As soon as the ball left Jose's bat it was pure chaos and jubilation

[@Romicron]

Also the fact that the last time they were in the postseason there were two divisions per league and wild card games didn't exist

[@jojomofro4692]

I’m not even a fucking jays fan and this shit gives me the chills every time. Such an amazing moments in sports

[@cjvs1604]

For Jays fans, this was something we haven't had since 1993. For the city of Toronto in general, their big 3 teams hadn't won a major series since April 2004, 11.5 years prior to this game.

[@antoniocaballero3976]

It's hard to care as a casual because the Blu jays did nothing right aside from Bautista. It should've been a 1-2-3 but Texas had 4 simple errors in a row I mean there's like 7 outs that were left on the field for Texas, idk how Blu Jay fans don't think they stole one

[@jxvito7144]

As a Yankees fan and watching aaron judge hit 61 last night, this is by far still my favorite home run I’ve ever seen on television. Pure bliss.

[@MarioBro15]

Can you imagine how Jose Bautista must’ve felt running around those bases.

[@Cynthionic]

"I am the greatest hitter in baseball to ever exist"

[@NMeyer0]

Almost as good as Joe Carter did.

[@ruhsha]

"must've or must have" not must "of"

[@geoffsanford16]

Musta

[@wprometh9913]

Must of felt like he was floating

[@djaznballa2324]

“Bautista with the drive! Deep left field! No doubt about it!” That call never gets old

[@rashiherrera4580]

The Chris Kazuo Experience still gives me chills

[@journeymancellist9247]

Except for rangers fans...

[@sonofsanto]

VOOOOOOOOM

[@mikeoverend493]

I went to the comments just to see how far down I would have to scroll before I saw this comment. It didn’t take long

[@all-timealien4483]

I’m a Braves fan so I have absolutely no dog in the fight really when this was happening but I remember this moment so vividly. One of my favorite moments ever in sports. I was just casually watching this game not really that into it and I reacted to this game as if I was a blue jays fan. Gives me chills just seeing it. I couldn’t imagine being there in person at the stadium if I was a fan

[@Qyizx]

We got the W last year bro🥹

[@90Showtek]

Even the Policeman at 04:08 is cheering. What a hit by Bautista. I became a fan of the Blue Jays when I visited Toronto in 2018. Saw one game live. What an experience. Greetings from Germany! :)

[@johnson12455]

Who’s here 4 years later? Still as great as the day it happened, and I’m not a fan of either team

[@GFS695]

Yea man, one of the best moments I had watching a baseball game, also not a fan, I did like these Tor teams and Jose was fun to watch, was a gritty player with chip on shoulder, loved the way he played.

[@Jayknightfr]

Oh i'm a Jays fan, living in France, it was 3 am in the morning, i almost woke up the whole family when it happened ^^

[@valenpieri]

I've never shouted that much in my life :')

[@Thesportguy102]

Josh Doffing I was at the game 17 rows up third base side, been a Jays fan my whole life great memories going to the ball park. But this tops them alll

[@therapist6328]

@Sabian Vorachev she was imagining it was Joey Bats.

[@jacksonmiller9244]

Wether you are a Blue Jays fan or not, this should give you chills as a baseball fan. The execution on the previous plays, the homer, the batflip, amazing

[@Maxx805]

Ikr

[@whenfatkillsfat803]

I'm an Angels fan who hates division rival Rangers so I'm all for it.

[@Maxx805]

@@whenfatkillsfat803 I’m a giants fan

[@joshwhelan8421]

Dam straight. Cubs fan, this is my favourite non cubs moment.

[@Maxx805]

@@joshwhelan8421 same

[@chrisquarrie]

His legend lives on, in a mural of the 'bat flip' that was just unveiled in Toronto. Epic! Congratulations to Jose, on his retiring as a Blue Jay. This stands as one of the greatest moments in Toronto sports history, right up there with the infamous 1992-1993 Jays.

[@brandonmikolajczak3628]

As a Brewers fan, this is one of the most iconic moments in MLB History. The energy in Toronto must have been insane.

[@gordo1191]

Tf do the brewers have to do with this lmao

[@angryanakin]

@@gordo1191gotta love when people bring up their teams

[@elikramer9234]

It’s kind of like rivalries, though I’m not sure there is much rivalry with Toronto and Milwaukee at least in mlb.

[@NormAppleton]

Hey Milwaukee, the ground SHOOK. We love you too.

[@StoicNature444]

Insane in the membrane, insane in the brain!

[@snappy452]

That Bautista HR has to be in the top 25 biggest singular moments in baseball history. That was an incredible moment and Im a Yankees fan/non-Blue Jays fan. Insane badassery by Jose Bautista.

[@rdcruick]

I was laying down on the couch when I saw Jose's face at 3:34, and I was like "oh my god... he''s going to jack it" and he fucking did, though I think it was on the following pitch that he did. Still one of the top 10 calls of my life.

[@camerongoddard3846]

snappy452 It was amazing, but nowhere near top 25 in baseball history

[@33kingofkings]

@@camerongoddard3846 I don't know dude with the way that whole inning went down I thought the Blue Jays were down and out man and then all these plays happened and then the bat flip it was fucking awesome it's pretty damn close

[@camerongoddard3846]

33kingofkings I totally agree that it was amazing, but in all the years baseball has existed it has also seen some pretty amazing things happen

[@daninbox]

@@camerongoddard3846 Many amazing things have happened, and this ranks amongst them imo. It's not just hyperbole.

[@DeviantFish]

I don't care about texas, toronto, or baseball, but my god was this amazing.

[@jonhatanbielsa6816]

yeah amazing amount of errors, texas looked like a bunch of amateurs , they shouldnt even have a base hit lol . i think this was the most errors ive seen in a match , and it´s just an inning rotfl

[@tonymuniz4160]

Jonhatan Bielsa Andrus did

[@CharlieND]

One does not simply not care about the greatest city on planet Earth

[@guccislides14]

2nd and short looked like little leaguers

[@alyssalemus4462]

And Texas dont give a fuck about you

[@haleyxoox4915]

im a rangers fan and bro im not even made about this, this is just insane and i still get chills 5 years later

[@chadwellington2524]

Hey rangers were part of one of the best series/ game ever too

[@user-fg3kj4lm5s]

What could’ve been if Elvis didn’t have those 2 errors 😢

[@43idiosyncrasies65]

Bruh the fans made that happen as much as the players did, the Rangers could feel the pressure, they started to crumble, and Bautista dropped the hammer on them. Shivers every time

[@likewise9129]

When I get older, I’m gonna show my kids this

[@mgtowlifeseasyifyoutry1274]

Why?

[@houseofdwade1046]

mgtow Life's easy if you try cause he can

[@vquasryt8917]

If you even have kids 😂😂😂😂🤣😂 Because I’m guessing it’s a teny weny

[@houseofdwade1046]

LoMoTiF DaTa ur guessing

[@whosnkn]

Lol when I have kids I'll show them the two world series I watched the Jay's win. Now, that's something to show your children....

[@PabloCruise91]

I'm a casual fan of baseball, so I watch mostly on October. I decided "what the heck let me see who's playing", and this inning starts. Lucky day for me.

[@deedoubleyou7116]

I don't watch much baseball but I happened to flip to this game for some reason just as that inning started. I was in awe

[@therapist6328]

You can stop watching games now. You will never see something that crazy ever again.

[@DarkseidMikie]

That happened to me in 2004 in the 8th inning of game 4 of the alcs. I couldn’t miss another Boston game in 2004 after that night. I was just flipping channels and something said watch.

[@superbird24]

Missing the leadership of Bautista. What a time to be a Blue Jays fan. Never forget this moment.

[@TeapotTube]

I don’t think I’ll ever stop watching this clip. I come back to it probably 3-4 times a year just to revisit the utter joy and chaos of that night. I don’t think I’ll ever get over it. 100% my favorite baseball moment of all time

[@teddyholleran8690]

BRUH! Elvis Andrus had 3 errors that inning. Man he choked

[@medicinecloud5488]

On 3 straight plays too lol I bet that still keeps him up at night

[@bigdog3628]

i remember singing send in the clowns every time that happened.

[@darren4231]

Teddy Holleran yeah but 2nd one was a bad throw, still an error tho so surprising

[@mrmikeman4321]

2. 1 error was on the first baseman since it was a bad throw in dirt. But still worst defensive inning in postseason history im sure lol

[@lewiyonas3255]

Dont forget the called ball that shoulda been a strike to end the inning If that hadnt happened we wouldnt have had this moment

[@notthatwavy]

I remember watching this live . Unbelievable. Big respect.

[@instlife0]

So do i

[@nicholasskeen7779]

Nathan Woloschuk I almost jumped through my ceiling

[@instlife0]

I almost fell into the floor because I jumped so high

[@ianyzabal6232]

Pretty amazing

[@minutestream316films9]

Same I watched it live and I freaked out it was so amazingly awesome

[@TheModerateExtremist448]

I will still never forget this inning. I’m a die hard Red Sox fan and it was the most excitement I have seen in a baseball stadium since 2004! Still gives me goosebumps!

[@ibrahimgonzales2786]

No matter how many times I watch this, I still get chills.

[@darwn977]

Good editing. A lot of people don't understand what happened in the top half of that inning that got the crowd agitated.

[@33kingofkings]

Oh I remember dude clear as day this was fuckingawesome

[@mitchelltoulouse6695]

I was at a bar in Ottawa and it was wild when Jose hit the home run.

[@connorsoutdoors7339]

I love you

[@maxcannon2489]

Not a lot of people don’t because not a lot of people were fucking their

[@StaySqueezy12]

@@maxcannon2489 ??? The stadium was packed out

[@monty6815]

That is the best example of home field advantage in sports. Texas was a deer in headlights because of the noise.

[@meyermechanic]

I was in the stadium when it happened, allot of people don't realize it was so loud that floor was literally shaking

[@CB-ux5xc]

Then you have never been to Seattle to watch the Seahawks deep in the playoffs. That stadium in that cold with the noise and fans trumps all of this game and Toronto stadium. That’s 100% fact. Been there done that. The Super Bowl and NFC/AFC championship games trump any baseball including the World Series. And btw I was just at game 5 when my Red Sox won.

[@thegagz]

@@CB-ux5xc apples and oranges. Rogers Centre has a capacity of 50,000, a football stadium probably seats 70k+. Of course it'll be louder

[@CB-ux5xc]

Incorrect. Been to almost every stadium from baseball to football to boxing. The fact remains is the NFL post season is tops. It’s one and done and that’s it. No long drawn out series. Until you have been up in Seattle in the championship game then you won’t understand and I am not a seahawk fan.

[@marcpower4167]

Check out game 3 of the ALCS that year, the toronto fans got in Cueto's head and chased him out of the game in the 3rd inning.

[@Lanse1984]

Greatest inning in MLB history

[@robsenna7666]

That’d be Mets vs Red Sox 1986 WS game 6 bottom 10

[@99HockeyDad99]

Drama - epic home run - errors - protests - weird plays - roof being blown off the stadium - the best bat flip in MLB history

[@billyblanco2540]

@@robsenna7666 oh shut up half of us weren’t even conscious in 86

[@robsenna7666]

@@billyblanco2540 neither was I, that doesn’t have to do with anything 🤣😭

[@comedymedia275]

“You can only play with fire so long” Greatest line ever said for a homerun

[@grahmododnel5371]

Hardest shit ever 😂

[@richarddepalantino9495]

I get chills like crazy when Bautista stands there after he hits the homerun and you hear the crowd roar! Ahhh man! Best sport there is

[@bronxmade8710]

Rich DePal like wise, like that stand for through all rigging that was going on that very inning, we are here standing strong no matter what

[@katherinemadden5856]

Yeah, say what you will about pace of play but no sport even begins to compare to baseball

[@justahyundai]

Moments like this feel extra special because 75% of games are boring

[@jmillzy122]

I worked at the rogers centre during this game....i dropped everything to watch what was going on....still gives me goosebumps....EPIC

[@neocitran9996]

J Millzy how loud was it?

[@marcpower4167]

That had to have been terrifying after Martin's error nearly blew it. On TV it looked like the beginnings of a full scale riot.

[@rosssparrow8384]

Same. I clocked out at seven and stayed to watch the game at West jet flight deck for free. Fuckin incredible. Then I did the same thing next yr for Edwin's homer

[@revenge4387]

I rewatch this once a month . Tears everytime , what a moment.

[@ASAPKody]

I was in hospital when this happened for kidney stones one of the things that got me thru all my surgeries and pain was watching the games in hospital bed with my family. Bad times but also fucking awesome times

[@fluffynoses]

i still think it's hilarious that toronto plays a goal horn whenever a blue jay player hits a home run haha...even in a completely different sport you can't take the hockey away from Canadians

[@TheMur28]

We also throw hats on the field after a batter hits 3 home runs in a game.

[@spooderman8862]

TheMur28 ye but that doesn’t happen a lot

[@michaelbacon8698]

@@spooderman8862 will never forget when Edwin hit a hat trick and the hats where coming down he had no idea what was going on

[@spooderman8862]

Michael Bacon ye that was great

[@user-xn7xw6lw3k]

The Rays have done that for many years as well. The 6 people in the stands go wild for it

[@josephanderson1783]

Average person: cries after watching Titanic Me: Starting to tear up while watching this video

[@rayray728]

So refreshing to know I’m not the only one lol, not even a fan of either team and it still gives me that reaction

[@SB-qh8ps]

Honestly same. The emotions I felt reliving this experience was crazy. I had the same reaction to the bat flip as I did the first time. Even though I knew what was going to happen...

[@thegagz]

haha every time I see this video , it just brings me back to that moment and you remember exactly where you were at when that ball launched from Jose's bat

[@arjunrastogi5019]

@@thegagz lmaaao I was watching with my dad we were both so unhappy with that BS call that let odor score but as soon as Jose connected with the ball it was chaos.

[@JacobPi3rc3]

Not even a baseball fan but same I love Jose Bautista tho

[@michaelwyche1308]

This video was so well made, the music, the transitions, brought back some serious nostalgia and was just good overall.

[@wchandler2010]

This has to be one of the greatest moments ever in sports, just the crowd’s reaction alone is insane!

[@klosekrbv2v2v27]

When my friend in Canada went to this game, he told me how the build up was so impactful and that he could feel the stadium shake when Bautista hit it gone.

[@menachr]

i can attest, it was shaking. totally electric feeling

[@MorganBurton]

it literally measured a 6.9 on the Richter scale :P

[@Blue-.-]

you already know that andrus wanted to die at that moment when he made the 3rd error

[@journeymancellist9247]

We wanted him to die, too...

[@christopherhipkiss8176]

He made two errors

[@christopherhipkiss8176]

The error on second base was the throw

[@ericperez7750]

Bro was choking in the postseason🗿

[@yessir2873]

He tried to steal kershaws trophey

[@DHARMYOGCOM]

for all the years jose went through in his career this was the moment he deserved and earned. thank you baseball gods

[@chucklos391]

I don’t think I ever heard any baseball stadium be louder than this. It was the Big Bang.

[@daviddkwonn]

5 years later... this inning still gives me chills to this day. wow

[@L.I.2RVA]

I could watch this everyday...and Im a Mets fan! The chills I get seeing this is unreal! Good Luck Jays for 2016!

[@kevind3619]

I'm a philles fan cause when they faced the Mets I hate the mets (I still loved he Mets)

[@SimpleManGuitars1973]

I'm a Cubs fan and remember this like it was yesterday. It was insane. I'm also a die hard Steelers fan and have a Steelers buddy that lives in Toronto and he was there and said it was the craziest thing he has ever seen in all of sports. He said the building was literally shaking!

[@mvrdamonxy7942]

twayne80 it was special wasn't it.

[@jaymac4101]

Now Mr mets fan tell ur team to sign Bautista pls

[@L.I.2RVA]

Ask and Ye shall receive! Mets sign Bautista!!

[@Oo2k10]

I remember watching this game live man it was crazy. One of those moment I won’t forget.

[@slushy3943]

Watched this in band class in high school with my phone set up on my music stand. Such an amazing game.

[@tytanium3719]

Two great moments are Bautistas bat flip and Kawhis game winner.

[@torontoBluejays87]

No love for Carter?!!?! Not that I disagree with your choices as greatest ever.

[@captainkirk197]

Joe Carter couldn’t get any better . Walk off homer to win it all.

[@richardscrimger3969]

Agree. Of all the TO heroes (add Carter, and Gilmour to win playoff series in OT), Jose is the one who lived closest to his emotions. I screamed over Kawhi but kinda choked up over Jose. GIbby calls it his favorite Blue Jay moment.

[@joshuamartin2858]

Edwin's wild card walk off was spectacular as well

[@aidanrowe4213]

Crosbys golden goal in the olympics too

[@ronvadeboncoeur9304]

Still watching this 4 years later. The greatest inning of baseball ever seen.

[@leban86]

Three errors in one inning, by the same player no less, is NOT great baseball. Therefore, this cannot be the greatest inning in baseball ever. Try the 10th inning of the 1986 WS Game 6. Down by two runs, 2 out, two strikes with nobody on base. Game / WS over? kzbin.info/www/bejne/oJLFloGBhJmqldE

[@leban86]

@Connor Jaffe Yes, I get it.

[@sportsdudee30_72]

@@leban86 that’s not why, it’s because of how quickly things can change, it was was incredible

[@danalvarado147]

Until The 1st inning in Game 3 of the 2020 NLCS 😁

[@drlca6601]

@@leban86 Carter's come-from-behind walkoff was pretty nifty too though, eh! Imagine Cole's feeling's when Odor missed that ball by centimetres!

[@experienceZEKE]

Anyone else here reminiscing and hoping the Jays make and have an epic postseason?

[@interabie]

hate how people accused him of pimping this homerun... it was clearly and explosion of emotion from bautista…even I jumped so high and sprained my finger in my ceiling haha... the build up from the entire 7th inning and all he had been through in his career, culminated in that one moment... call him arrogant if you want...you're all just haters. I call him passionate and clutch. and who seemed like the best teammate you can ask for

[@patrickroberts7847]

Rabie Diab yo who ever said those things about him suck. Bautista is awesome especially at that moment

[@jbarnes8]

I have to say the batflip was fucking badass. I specifically searched "bautista batflip" just to watch it. But the crowd was pissed off about a 100% good call by the umps. Clearly an emotionally charged and not through objective reasoning.

[@Flexb123]

Bautista was pure passion. he's the guy you wanted on your team and if he wasn't on your team and playing against him, u hated him. He's my fav player or was but I've never heard a bad thing said by ex teammates about him and actually all I heard is ex players rave about him being a great teammate and leader. He got a lot of flack from Rangers fans and some the retired players, meanwhile that batflip started a movement in baseball and is why MLB started the "let the kids play" motto and set off batflips like never before. And every one of them in a big moment is compared to the Batflip heard around the world. I never at the time realized that HR and Celebration would be such an iconic moment in sports (not just baseball). MLB.com writers even said if Jays had of won the world series after that, the batflip image would have been the logo for MLB for decades to come!

[@bluejaysbaseball]

Jack Hembree Yeah I’d still take the homer and the bat flip over the punch all day pal

[@thomasbeale6760]

@Jack Hembree Bautista shoulda done a bad aimed bat flip :)

[@nicksbroarmy2476]

Joey Bats bat flip was pure savage

[@futuregohan4837]

Unsportsmanlike Conduct And Immediate Ejection LOL

[@kick8627]

@Tyler Pallotta you can't get ejected for a bat flip. And crying about a bat flip is what losers do after serving up a homerun.

[@bluejaysbaseball]

Future Gohan “Unsportsmanlike Conduct” in baseball buddy read the rules please

[@brentemigh2753]

Whenever I am feeling a bit down… this video always picks me back up again!

[@syxlv]

I remember watching this on TV in 2015, I still remember the amount of tension and pressure that was building up. It's already been half a decade since this happened

[@blaisemackenzie8280]

best inning in mlb history

[@MRMET85]

10th inning, Game 6 of the 1986 WS is up there too

[@kyle1137]

lol no.

[@Flexb123]

192 people agree you punch drunk bum. LOL

[@lambo2655]

Robespierre (

[@southtext3400]

Ok calm down there

[@DarianMilliken219]

5 years later and I can still remember going through the hour long emotional rollercoaster of this 7th inning as a Blue Jays fan in my basement. May not have won the World Series that year but this here is something special that Jays fans who watched this live either in their home, apartment, at the Jays game or wherever will forever remember this wild wild wild moment.

[@dafunkymonkee]

I have the exact same memory. goosebumps

[@georgesuzuki7040]

Blue jays fans are the best! They love their team. Bautista was a beast! I’m not a Blue Jays fan but mad respect to Bautista!

[@nickmiddlebrook492]

Anyone here after the monumental choke of the 2022 postseason? Just tryna relive the good times of Jay's October baseball to mend the heartbreak? Same man... same...

[@marissa329]

Imagine walking by the stadium and it sounds like a volcano erupting lol

[@ostop89]

I was at that game with my buddy and vendors were handing people beers to throw in the field and say square up later😂😂

[@Maxx805]

@@ostop89 lol

[@jrc01718]

@@ostop89 What a waste of perfectly good beer. I know this is hard for Jays "fans" to comprehend, being that like 75% of their fanbase only jumped on the bandwagon that Fall, but calls don't always go your way, grow up and learn to deal with it. Pretty sure a kid in the stands got hit by a beer can and hurt during that too btw, so great job, really solved a lot.👍

[@jaycartier7166]

@@jrc01718 😢😢😢😢🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@EvanReichert]

@@jrc01718 cry about it

[@raptor21ism]

Bautista basically ended Dysons career he was never the same after this

[@LexTan]

True on one end. But Dyson ended his own career whining and complaining about a batflip, and slapping Tulo's ass. When i heard Dyson and Hamels, I was thinking to myself... What did Mitch Williams do when he gave up the most epic walk-off home run in World Series history? He admitted it was a bad pitch, that he disappointed his teammates, and said he wasn't going to curl up and die because he gave up a home run in the World Series. After Mitch did that, on-camera about a half-hour after the game ended, I ended up having so much sympathy and respect for him. Comparing them to Mitch, Dyson and Hamels are whiny crybabies who wanted to blame others for their shortcomings. I loved Hamels as a Philly, but lost respect for him as a Ranger.

[@ckendall67]

- Bautista's & Dyson's careers will forever be linked by that one pitch. :-D

[@kingraj3433]

true

[@pjcgaming9548]

Dyson was quite good for the Giants last year.

[@gnh22]

He buried him

[@jl6301]

This was awesome. I can't believe it was 7 years ago, I remember this like it was yesterday.

[@munaclassic4020]

This atmosphere is what could happen this season(2021)

[@colbyrobbins7920]

Man 4 years later and I STILL get goosebumps seeing that home run man for sure one of the greatest Inning comeback maybe even the greatest

[@kevinreid5427]

Man that was 3 years ago already. Those two post season runs were incredible. Brought all of Canada together..Good Times!

[@kellyhryniuk1869]

It sure did!

[@slimmmshaney5695]

Never seen so many non baseball fans I know get hyped up and go crazy for these runs, Toronto gets ripped on but we always come thru real loud when the boys are buzzin

[@cmj0ker]

2023 watching this. Still the greatest inning in baseball I have ever seen. As someone with no stake in this game and no real care for baseball outside of the Braves as a casual homer.....I was hype seeing this unfold.

[@diegomunoz6819]

I haven't watched baseball in years but this sent chills down my spine

[@TheTrueJayMacc]

3:46 That stand and bat flip by Bautista is what the postseason does to you. It sends you to a whole new level, as a fan, and as a player.

[@otaviofrn_adv]

I don't really follow baseball with dedication along the year. But october baseball is another kind of animal. Always crazy, with turnarounds, great games and moments to remember

[@stevesawatsky]

This is the greatest sports moment of my life. Been a Jays fan since '92 when I was a boy. The wait was worth it, even if we couldn't get past KC.

[@jordaneitel2941]

I'm a kc fan and i was so impressed with the bluejays and I love jose bautista which i guess im supposed to hate him

[@mvrdamonxy7942]

thewolf i was 5 yrs old when carter hit that home run still waiting for another world series i thought we were gonna win it all it that year sure felt like it was supposed to happen.

[@shounak8146]

The Jays won 1992 and 1993 so I don't know what you're saying about a wait...

[@Flexb123]

Jordan, he was/is my favorite player. He almost single handily forced a game 7 vs KC. Those 2 big HRs in game 6 to tie the game and then was left on deck as Donaldson grounded out with the tying run on 3rd. But KC was so hot offensively, just a monster during those playoffs. Felt like every inning they were getting hits and threatening through the series. But who would have known that was the last of Bautista's prime ball playing years. He was a scary hitter though.

[@luigi_boy2559]

Fuck the Blue Jays my Boyz won that series if it wasn't for those critical mistakes

[@juanrosario997]

This gives me goosbumps. The way Bautista throws the bat....dang!!!!!!

[@bjr.wavyyy]

you dedicate your life to master your craft.. just for one moment like this

[@BeefyTime1]

This is one of the greatest innings/quarters/periods for a home team, of all time. The meltdown by the opposition, capped off with the hr and bat flip. Epic stuff.

[@naifabboud4456]

5 years ago today. Greatest sports moment of my life.

[@jayp8689]

2022 and this still gives me chills. Jose is always number 1 to me.

[@siriusblack7714]

The bat flip is absolutely epic no doubt. But the thing that gets me emotional is the shot of Bautista rounding the bases with the camera wobbling cause the crowd is literally shaking the stadiom It was his crowing life moment and you can see him proccesing that fact. special to see someone reach it

[@seanswinton6242]

I know it's probably illegal for him to have done it, but in that moment I thought it would have been great if José Bautista was lifted in order to Stan on top of the dugout and wave to the crowd! That was EPIC!!

[@yoshuafaber61]

I just can't stop watching this

[@Hopetine1177]

Same here 😃😃😃😃

[@kidcrumpet3333]

Same

[@michaelfigueroa3077]

same here

[@boostedfist]

Watching this still gives me chills over 4 years later. What a game. Just, incredible.

[@bepe4279]

when i see this squad so much "nostalgia" hits me. this team was so fun to watch and i really loved baseball after i saw them. i am proud to be canadian 🇨🇦

[@aneudyfigueroa4472]

It's been the best epic moment ever I've watched. I cried watching this Epic Highlights

[@Archer-mz6bz]

Jose Bautista is a legend probably my favourite player ever!!! King of clutch

[@mikefoehr235]

He was truly a great blue Jay player...kinda reminds me of George Bell

[@withaminutetogo]

Glorious edit. Love what you did leaving the crowd noise without music at the end. Only wish you might have also shown JB's first ball and strike to increase the tension of his at bat. But thanks for doing this for such an amazing sport moment.

[@staticon1976]

it wasn't edited you noob

[@jamessweet6962]

Staticon Did you just call a 3 year old comment a noob?

[@kahand]

Staticon how do you think the music got in there and pitches that werent plays were taken out? If thats not editing then not sure what is

[@saurabhjain4842]

If you are not a baseball fan, this inning will make you a fan

[@Trisof88]

I wasn't until I saw this. Then started watching casually. This was epic

[@Twisted089]

There will never be a louder stadium in history.

[@therapist6328]

Craziest inning of baseball ever, in a game that meant something.

[@duskomalinovic2980]

Every game through out a regular season means "something" a team could fail to to reach the postseason because of 1 critical regular season game.

[@Zazaria888]

I was at the game. Felt like an earthquake in the dome...unreal

[@33kingofkings]

Awesome bro

[@kiezersosay49]

And I know what hand Mackey mantle wiped his butt with, cuz i was there...

[@NYTOC]

You gotta love the rumbling in the Dome' (first job I ever had in 01') still the SkyDome to me. It becomes unreal, I don't remember if it was designed that way, but even with "the wave" you can feel the energy. When I was at home for this game, I knew and remembered how a moment like this felt, but not entirely to this level and magnitude.

[@timange124]

The greatest game/inning I have ever seen in my 30+ years watching baseball. I still get goosebumps watching this. I’ll never forget it, just like Joe Carter. The two most legendary swings in Blue Jay history.

[@jbizzle2861]

Such an electric moment that could only be topped by Joe Carter's WS winning HR. About time Jose was given the honor and respect he deserves for his accomplishments as a Blue Jay adding his name to the Level of Excellence.

[@MrGrunt]

I'm a Yankees fan and I love this iconic moment. Bautista's swing gives me chills

[@jamesredbow6346]

In my lifetime, this is the most insane thing I’ve ever seen in a MLB game. Legendary.

[@alexp8495]

Yankee fan here, not afraid to admit this here is as iconic as Jeters ball flip play. Baseball at its best.

[@Itz_JayM]

I was at this game. Damn the energy was nuts! So must passion and frustration at the same time. Definitely a game to remember!

[@AidanLastName]

Thus is the best Blue Jays home run since Joe Carter hitting a 3 run Home Run in the 9th inning of Game 6 of the 1993 World Series

[@IrishThreeFour]

No... That never happened. You are making this up. Joe who? You need to give more of an explanation on this. 9/11? did something happen then as well? Any other information for people that have just woken up from their 30 year coma you would like to tell us about?

[@uAintliveifudontthiz]

I can't think of a good username 69 lmao 😂

[@mikerusso703]

Big Boi Vids idiot

[@uAintliveifudontthiz]

Big Boi Vids think he’s talking about the other dude

[@mikerusso703]

ben anthony patrick no I'm talking to the idiot BigBoi Vids

[@589supra]

This was unbelievable live. I miss our blue Jays. Brought the whole country together. I loved watching the Jays...

[@neilmcgregor9987]

Nex to Joe Carter’s home run this would be the second most iconic home run in blue Jay history……Robbie Alomar is up there also.

[@tyerwer2853]

Watching this back almost brings me to tears, this was the most exciting time in sports in my life, even though we didn't win a world series we still made amazing memories

[@ctrlaltdelete11111]

Possibly the 2nd best/most dramatic moment in Blue Jay's history after the Carter walk off

[@alexanderquiroz4595]

Man, that atmosphere inside with such a loud crowd is just so captivating. Reminds me of 1992 and 1993 when they won the World Series. As a baseball fan it just pumps you up.

[@Captain_Shwa]

No matter how many times I watch this clip, it still sends a shiver down my spine!!!

[@BrandonCecilx]

Watching this live was absolutely insane.

[@jackeaton9681]

As a cubs fan, aside from the 2016 WS, this is my favorite moment in baseball