MLB | 10 Greatest Innings of the 21st Century

[@jayp.6166]

I agree with #1. The raw emotion that night was unreal. From Russel Martin throwing the ball off of Shin Soo-Choo's bat to Jose's bat flip. Also, remember there was bad blood between these two teams. They hated eachother. Even when watching from my garage, you could feel the electricity. I cant even imagine what it was like inside that building. Then, Bautista goes deep, and 23 years of frustration, anger and disappointment are released all at once with a collective explosion of emotion. "I'd rather be punched in May then knocked out in October". Classic. One of the greatest moments I have ever experienced in sports.

[@88porpoise]

I had to listen to it on the radio broadcast as I had work and couldn't finagle the afternoon off.

[@317sportsball]

Watching #1 as it happened live is something I'll never forget. I still get chills from that Bautista home run and crazy loud crowd reaction.

[@meadowo]

Crossroad Sports I remember tuning in right when the hr happened. It was intense

[@SayTaxo]

it was the tension that lead up to that 7th inning.. if someone just watched the 7th they wouldn't feel this as much.

[@colemorganti9349]

Crossroad Sports sameee

[@petermarchut3321]

Was in 100lvl left field.for this game. Still get goosebumps when I hear the roar.

[@patrickstar8077]

The blue Jays have some incredible post season moments.

[@amandaleblanc6239]

That Blue Jays 7th inning lives on as one of the craziest moments in Canadian sports!! I love rewatching it

[@amandaleblanc6239]

@@john2669 I didn't forget, the video is just about the 21st century, not the 20th.

[@laurabuie3224]

@@amandaleblanc6239 Good one😂!

[@rckflmg94]

@@john2669 he said "the craziest moment". In terms of dramatic home runs in Jays history #1 Bautista (given the intensity of that inning) #2 Alomar off Eck in '92 ALCS. #3 Carter in '93 (we already had one WS. This made two)

[@antoniocamacho4769]

@@rckflmg94 And back to back!!!

[@rockstermaniac]

That inning we cashed in all the PostSeason luck the Team had. Shame, would have been a hell of a run if we'd gotten to the show.

[@stevenkishpaugh2191]

Elvis Andrus single handedly cost the Rangers that game against the Jays

[@benflikeid962]

Steven Kishpaugh I’m surprised he got the out at 2 after Odor missed the pop up...

[@mekan0001]

When I'm asked if I have a favourite player, I say Elvis Andrus. Jays fan here.

[@adipsous]

Tough game for him.

[@mlbthegoodok2096]

MeKKan lol

[@tylerstevens1904]

That choke was a team effort, again.

[@jjsmith1701]

That 7th inning is the craziest thing I’ve ever witnessed when it was live. The crowd was so loud it was hard to hear Harold and the images of the grounds crew cleaning up the beer bottles. Even though I wasn’t a fan of both the teams, I was so enthralled in the action.

[@davekinzer6258]

I agree. That's my favorite inning of non-Cubs baseball (I'm a Cubs fan.) I've ever seen. The whole thing was unbelievable.

[@aircanadacarter8906]

Should have added in the Jays fans throwing trash on the field after the Choo overturned call. It was a huge part of the emotional rollercoaster of that 7th inning.

[@yungstinny3668]

No one needed to stretch after that!!!

[@ShadowBaofu]

There's also the end of the inning when Dyson and Tulowitzki had a few words and the dugouts emptied again. You could hear the Toronto crowd chanting "Fuck you Texas!"

[@biandeng5423]

And given baseball players' extraordinary memories I don't think Bautista would forget the Odor punch LOL.

[@Canucks44219]

Nope he'd rather have a walk, stolen base and a single to TIE a game in there #7 is a complete joke

[@-Hoods]

@@Canucks44219 ur joking right

[@kravis_6131]

“And the cubs have finally won it all” that always gives me the chills

[@felixking6634]

Bet a lot of people had to pay up old bets. (Yeah, I'll pay you when the Cubs win the World Series!)

[@Tate_littleSS]

The cubs are my favorite team so it gets me every time

[@thefirstechlon5522]

Will Herman don’t forget 2007 and 2015

[@luisrosales9349]

Kravis _ honestly. I really wanted the cubs to lose

[@stephen2865]

Joe Buck gives you thrills, let that sink in....

[@jacksonenglish2918]

“Bautista with a drive deep left field no doubt about it”

[@lukeanderson2897]

The phrase that haunts rangers fans🤣

[@andrewcastillo4062]

I’m still sad about that

[@Kalebmc2]

This ball is gone

[@vsculti4589]

“If you play with fire, sooner or later it’s gonna burn ya! “

[@adambro479]

😌

[@KtownMichael]

Was there at Rogers Center for that game. No words to describe the atmosphere in the building.

[@rckflmg94]

and in every bar, patio, and home across the GTA - across Canada actually.

[@ShadowBaofu]

@@rckflmg94 I was at a bar watching it live and when that happened the entire pub shouted and cheered, I think I heard the "Jose Jose Jose Jose" song for like the next five minutes while I was like "are you kidding me?!"

[@andrewschaeffer5241]

surprised the freese inning for the cardinals in '11 didnt even get an honorable mention

[@EXE-Edits]

Tried to keep to 1 inning per game, with the honorable mentions being regular season games so that the entire list wouldn't be the postseason :)

[@andrewschaeffer5241]

true, i guess the 10th inning was better because both teams scored. but yeah this was a great list anyway

[@marcusaurelius7604]

I was expecting that to be number one from the beginning of this list.

[@amsalek]

Andrew Schaeffer the only thing that happened in that 11th was the Freese HR. 9th inning was better.

[@andrewschaeffer5241]

thats what i meant, when he hit the two run triple down to their last strike in the 9th. my bad, shouldve clarified

[@TRAMNITTSU]

I started watching Baseball around the end of the 2015 season. I lived in Canada so I was obviously a Jays fan. The 2015 ALDS was the first baseball series i watched, and what a way to get introduced to Baseball!

[@robertboekee8733]

As a Jays fan I just kept waiting and then it was number 1

[@bummer1912]

Lol

[@munaclassic4020]

Same

[@thejayster7260]

11:48 This man predicts literally how the game ends before the batter is even ready

[@kepcar]

Gotta appreciate smarts. Isn't that Tim McCarver? Harold Reynolds knows his stuff too, and Steve Stone did/does that almost every inning.

[@varthvarth]

Man, as a Cubs fan, this was a roller coaster for me. #8 got me so hyped, then #6 destroyed me. And of course, #3 brought a huge smile to my face.

[@dundermifflinregionalmanag5607]

Varth_ I know right

[@jonathanr-b2839]

Try being a rangers fan

[@andrewlarson7]

Varth_ IKR

[@andrewlarson7]

Jonathan R-B R.I.P

[@dundermifflinregionalmanag5607]

Me during number 6 fast forward fast forward fast forward

[@danielelmaleh2295]

Still remember that Toronto game. Everyone went so crazy that I had to buy new glasses the next day because they got knocked off my face when Bautista hit that homer.

[@andrewmurphy7231]

that 10th inning for the Cubs still brings tears to my eyes

[@bP-yr3po]

i got teary eyed too!

[@cubsfns2005]

I thought it should have been number one

[@Gocubsss2010]

Same

[@Abeagle24]

Dodgers Astros WS 2017 Game 5 top of the Ninth made me lose my voice. That whole game was just painfully amazing.

[@Eijianthony]

Dodgers fan here and that series was epic. Even though the Dodgers lost that game was so full of heartbreaks inning after inning till the very end.

[@omariparker3769]

Damn cheating mother fuckers...

[@artrekz]

Your videos have gained you a new fan. Thank you for not over dubbing with music. It's so much nicer to hear the announcers during highlight videos. Awesome job. Keep up the good work.

[@jgrasso1219]

Easily the best bat flip of all time by Bautista.

[@rylansewell]

Joeythepatsfan U dont even get to see the flip

[@LexTan]

Not on the initial shot. The director had to cut to the ball traveling out of the park, but the center field camera, and the first base camera bay had the best views of the bat flip, and it got shown on TV. what I would have loved to see is if they got a shot of the bat flip from the 2nd deck camera bays at the Dome.

[@adamcheek2244]

Joeythepatsfan Bote's flip has topped it

[@helgaratbone1691]

Tom Lawless 87’ WS

[@potatosalad8775]

Joeythepatsfan any chance your last name is bagofdonuts

[@jaytaylor629]

The 2001 World Series Game 7 game gives me chills, the Diamondbacks not only prevented the Yankees from winning their 4th straight World Series, but I would argue that the Diamondbacks ended the Yankees dynasty. Amazing game and an amazing series.

[@danielechols5326]

I was at NLDS game 5 WSH STL, as a Nats fan. One of the most worst feelings I ever felt. My Dad was there too. We were also at the wildcard game in 2019 against the brewers, and watched every game of the NLDS, NLCS, and World Series. Best feeling I ever felt.

[@Bnelly90]

That ‘01 World Series with the Dbacks and Yanks is my favorite World Series of all-time. I was 10 years old and my little league teams name was the Diamondbacks as well. That was one of the biggest upsets of all-time in my opinion. Yanks had won what, three or four World Series before this one and the Diamondbacks beat them in 7 games. Still gives me chills watching that clip. Love it!

[@ericbone2222]

"That's the danger in bringing the infield in with a guy like Rivera on the mound." Couldn't have said it better.

[@rckflmg94]

but seriously, was Luis Gonzalez using PED's? He was bloody ripped for a baseball player.

[@samuelunderwood5286]

Game 6 of the 2011 WS could have easily had the 9th 10th and 11th inning make the list.

[@TheGuyWithTheSniper]

Love #10 so much. It's a shame the Yanks didn't win that series but that entire postseason run was an unexpected blessing and I was thankful for every minute of it. That team was so much fun. Hopefully we can get back to that kind of magic in 2019!

[@ryanhray]

Rewatching these has me missing baseball.

[@johnriddell71]

Poor Steve Bartman. Wasn’t even the only guy reaching for it, gets all the blame, which completely ignores the fact that they still give up the lead regardless.

[@evancraven4784]

Exactly. It's terrible.

[@Ras137]

Gonzalez's fault mostly. Not an easy double play ball but something a major league player should handle.

[@derekmalinowski3992]

Exactly! Plus, he led the NL in fielding percentage that season. At the very least, you gotta get one out there. I've always blamed Gonzo and will continue to always blame Gonzo. He is so lucky that Bartman was there to be the scapegoat, otherwise everyone would still be hating him to this day.

[@romancultist6089]

Eh, for Cubs fans watching the footage over and over again... I personally don’t feel sorry for him getting all that hate. Maybe it’s because I grew up playing baseball, or maybe I just don’t share the popular fascination with catching game balls, but I’d NEVER try and catch a ball with one of my own players under me trying to field it. If anything I’d be shoving the people around me away from it. Just a dumb quaint little thing to do at the end of the day imo, and it really might’ve changed the outcome of that ballgame.

[@superbusstarodub]

At least Cubs finally won

[@kimghanson]

Every season there are so many of these types of innings. I will never tire of them. Thank you for this.

[@MannamedMiyuki]

13th inning game 163 between the Rockies and Padres. Rox give up 2 in the top, then score 3 against Trevor freaking Hoffman for a spot in the playoffs.

[@EricBodenstab]

MannamedMiyuki agreed. I was there as a lone Padre fan. Great game to witness.

[@MichaelSIngle-gn9qz]

@@EricBodenstab I still don't think he ever touched the plate. Umpire was in a horrible spot to make that call.

[@conpop6924]

Yeah i don't think Holliday's hand got even close to the plate

[@kvernon1]

What I love about your example is that it is an exciting inning; not merely a half-inning like those in the video.

[@ChaosTheory0826]

At least I am not the only one to think that game should have been included. I remember listening to the game live and when Holiday scored I absolutely lost it in happiness

[@spryfolII]

Gotta love it. For pure drama in sports, its hard to beat baseball. Especially in the playoffs or Pennant scenarios. Nice collection.

[@rogerapplegate827]

What about the kc vs oakland 2014 wildcard game?

[@NYC_Construction_Updates]

Roger Applegate not a single inning

[@woodchucknation]

@@NYC_Construction_Updates Bottom of the 12th. There's your inning.

[@Fredford99]

​@@woodchucknation It was actually both halves of the inning because the A's scored in the top half to set up the drama.

[@woodchucknation]

@@Fredford99 Best game of all time

[@peytonbattaglini5223]

I remember trust game dawg... crazy

[@godbacks09]

The 7th inning of that ALDS game in the 2015 was probably the craziest inning I have ever seen.

[@lsutigers08]

Dude I could watch your videos all day, great channel & the reason baseball is the BEST sport! Keep em coming bro!

[@shannonpincombe8485]

Bautista had every right to admire that blast. That was a smashing hit of a baseball. Loved his thug look. Total chill. Owned every step of the bag run.

[@TXkid124]

Not a single inning from the 2017 World Series? That's just highway robbery. The 10th inning in game 2 alone was absolute madness not even to mention game 5

[@bradleyhendricks8606]

Game 2 was the greatest game I had ever seen ( speaking of course as a die hard stros fan ) but game 5 almost killed me

[@stephanienoblesherres5006]

go dodgers astros cheated

[@Jambit2550]

no you’re just a newfound astros fan breh, so of course you’d want innings from those games on the list.

[@TXkid124]

Remy the Phoenix ahh you must be one of those salty bitches who decides any team that just had success must have entirely bandwagon fans. I've been watching the Astros since the 90s son and ya I'd think an inning from one of the best World Series of all time deserves to be on here more than a lot of the regular season innings and especially the Yankees inning from the ALCS which they eventually lost anyways

[@bradleyhendricks8606]

Yea he sounds salty a.f.... I still remember games in the dome , getting to meet Brad Ausmus and Roy Oswalt. I don't mind bandwagon fans , but they will never understand the feeling of watching the stros get beat by the cards every year in the playoffs and finally making it to the series just to be swept , and finally getting to call the stros world series champs means more to us than any bandwagon fan could ever understand

[@conpop6924]

That 8th inning in game 4 of the alcs in 2017 was amazing! Our rookies came through with big hits and the new stadium wanted to come crashing down!

[@dantheman5745]

5:17 Possibly the most important stolen base in MLB history.

[@bosoxfan131]

Not even possibly, it is called "the steal heard around the world" for a reason, he doesn't make it to second safely, the Sox obviously lose then, and maybe don't have the other 3 WS since then either.

[@kvernon1]

I've done a lot of thinking about this ... and I honestly can't come up with a more critical stolen base than that one!

[@hogartstrain5641]

Dan the Man *red Sox history

[@masterchief6631]

Only Red Sox fans cares lol

[@gaudimatos5563]

dave Roberts great runner, awful manager

[@chadmcmillan1907]

As a Diamondback fan, I have to state my case that #4 should be #1 instead, especially given the gravity of the situation. The Yankees were in the middle of their "winning the World Series every year" streak, and September 11th happened so the world felt bad for New York and wanted them to win. Oh yeah, it was against one of the best closers of ALL TIME, Mariano Rivera!! The Diamondbacks were essentially just a ragtag team of players at the time in their 3rd year of existence! Oh did I mention the crowd was absolutely amazing? The stadium ran out of beer in like the 5th inning... which is highly impressive given that they stockpiled for the world series, haha. Overall, it seemed like the stars and planets had to align just right in order for the D-backs to win over the behemoth that was the Yankees during that time period.

[@reidminto511]

I'm an Astros fan so I think I can look at these top 5 fairly objectively, and have to say you're 100% spot on here. The Yanks vs. Diamondbacks 2001 World Series 9th inning comeback should be #1 by a significant margin. You already listed the reasons why - I mean the baseball significance alone - a rally in the 9th inning of a game 7 World Series - come on that's as clutch as it gets, and as baseball fans we dream of such an exciting situation occurring. Add to that the historical significance you mentioned - we're only about a month and a half past 9/11. Also it was right smack dab in the middle of the dominant reign of the NYY - who probably had 2x the payroll of the Diamondbacks here. The videos chosen seem to me to be a "top 10 comeback innings of the century" - not "greatest". #6 was just so historic as well I feel like it should have been much higher, at least top 3 or 5. And - here's my Astros bias obviously - I think it was weird not to have one of the innings from the 2017 World Series Game 5 - the fourth inning for starters was crazy, and this inning basically cements Kershaw's postseason reputation (seeing the dodgers now + kershaw's age it would take some pretty wild happenings to undo this). The 7th inning of this game 5 is another obvious choice, so is the 9th inning (the 10th inning was one of the greatest walkoffs ever but overall inning probably not a good choice). For overall greatest games this century (we all have different definitions of great - some think significant, others may think wild/crazy with lots of lead changes, some think quality of baseball played e.g. great pitcher's duel mixed with high quality offense in a 3-2 or 4-3 game, etc.) - but I have to think the Diamondbacks vs Yankees 2001 World Series game 7 has to be #1, and the Astros game 5 should be top 3 or 5.

[@jameshughes6049]

It was their 4th year, they started in '98

[@freelikeojallday7543]

@@jameshughes6049 2001 - 1998 = 3

[@jameshughes6049]

@@freelikeojallday7543 No you count 1998 as season 1 then 1999 season 2 2000 season 3 2001 season 4

[@stevencooke6451]

@@jameshughes6049 I feel I won't sell a bridge to Mr OJ here.

[@BlueL1n3]

The 5th inning of Game 5 of the 2017 NLDS where the Nationals imploded is one worth rewatching. Probably one of the wildest and weirdest innings I remember seeing in awhile.

[@jamesmay7953]

A bit disappointed that the first inning of the 2017 al wild card isn’t on here, but still a wonderful video as always

[@russellb1176]

And the Miguel Montero Grand Slam a year before. Great Video

[@tomitstube]

great video, still get a smile watching the cubs win it, and still get amazed at the texas collapse in toronto. the steve bartman incident, the red sox amazing comeback against the yankees, going on to break the curse and win 3 ws's. and who thought arizona would come back against mariano rivera?

[@BILLIAM_3]

mannn as a born and raised ranger fan.. let me tell you this vid hurt.😢

[@MarkYeung1]

That seven inning of the Jays Rangers ALDS game (#1 on this list) is far more exciting than shown on this video. 2 bench clearings, fans throwing things on the field, multiple protests by managers, ejection of the fans etc.....

[@aboundedwall54]

I'm sorry but the 2004 ALCS game 4 has to be higher. You are talking about the ONLY time a team has come back from down 0-3 in a playoff series ever and it only happens because of smart baseball. Millar walks and Roberts steals second.

[@jeanninecaffine7382]

aboundedwall54 it’s one run bud. The situation doesn’t matter in this list.

[@normie2716]

@@jeanninecaffine7382 the situation doesn't matter? the entire list is post season games with honorable mentions being regular season games even though most of them consisted of bigger run deficits overcome. The situation is the MOST important.

[@jeanninecaffine7382]

Layne T. Staley they got 1 run. Wow 😮 most entertaining thing ever

[@connorendres4544]

Jeannine Caffine idk how you don’t understand why this was such a big deal. I’m not even a red Sox fan but everyone should admit this was the best inning ever. Boston blew it the year before in the same circumstances. Down 0-3 in the series, bottom of the 9th. If he got thrown out the game was basically over, along with all postseason hopes for the Red Sox. They come back, win the game, and reverse sweep the series. Only time in history it will ever happen.

[@bradduggins9569]

Keep these Top 10 lists up they are really entertaining and well edited

[@carlosrojas2027]

Underrated channel keep up the great content man

[@peterhegland3238]

Great video! Just throwing it out there though for an honorable mention - April 2018 (04/14, I think), Braves vs. Cubs at Wrigley - Cubs scored 9 in the 8th inning, all with 2 outs, to win 14-10, when at one point they'd been trailing 10-2. Definitely one of the crazier and more improbable games I've seen.

[@EXE-Edits]

** If you're watching this recently, I had to trim out the clip of the Cubs winning the World Series due to copyright, which is why it is no longer part of the video. Sorry about that! ** Thank you all for watching, here's a nice 25+ minute video for your Sunday morning :) I tried to only do regular season games for the honorable mentions, so every entry wouldn't be from the postseason. Quick side note: the reason the Mets 10-run comeback against the Braves on 6/30/00 is because I could not find decent footage on KZbin to include with it, otherwise it most definitely would have made the list.

[@Nextgen04]

EXE-Edits what's you're problem with the orioles their 8th inning of the 2014 alds was a great inning it was the first time I saw them in the postseason

[@desmeproductions6109]

Next gen gaming just because he doesn’t use the inning doesn’t make him have a problem with them

[@CubsBaseball]

Next get gaming he doesn't have a problem with the Orioles or any team at all, but in his opinion he believes these innings for more meaningful or more exciting than that 8th inning.

[@Memorex996]

Best games of the 90s

[@calebbegley3833]

As a Braves fan, I'm glad you couldn't find any footage. It would be too painful to watch, lol.

[@marting7484]

I absolutely love reliving that bat flip. I’m surprised that was the greatest inning tho, but I’m not surprised.

[@javalemcgee6198]

Final inning Twins vs. Tigers game 163 in 2009. Gomez scoring that final run still gives me chills.

[@GOATQE3]

Better than the Blue Jays Rangers 100%

[@aaronmarkham4424]

His voice breaks over the Cubs win, what a moment

[@MickeyKraut419]

Well... First... joe Buck just sucks... period. Worst major network commentator today by far... second... that whole postseason, whether it was a game the Cubs played in or not, the world had to hear about his raging man crush on Kyle Schwarber... sooo... In all honesty, I'd have prefered he'd have synced the Cubs radio broadcast over top of it, lol.

[@aaronmarkham4424]

MickeyKraut419 well that’s just your opinion, good luck

[@demetriushenson4404]

How about the Angels rallying against the Giants in the 2002 WS Game 6 in the 8th inning with 3 run in a elimination game

[@hectorestrada6840]

Yes, thank you...

[@MichaelSIngle-gn9qz]

That was spread out over 2 innings though. 3 in the 7th and then 3 in the 8th. All because idiot Dusty Baker takes out a pitcher who is pitching a 5-0 shutout. He showed his further idiocy the next year in the 8th inning against the Marlins.

[@bonnie.duncan]

Demetrius Henson - horrible inning

[@benberkson4481]

bonnie duncan -I think you mean amazing?

[@josephrio4773]

Top ten. Five run deficit with the three in the 7th just made the three run 8th more amazing.

[@AdamB5000]

The Yanks/Sox half inning is arguably the best, when put into context. Good video.

[@TrueRGM]

Dope idea man

[@ryanm01]

Always love these videos man, almost nobody works half as hard as you seem to. Loved the little nuggets in there that many would forget or not notice like the fact that (who I believe to be) Tim McCarver called the infield in play to be possibly deadly to the Yankees in '01. Keep up the great work.

[@Jeff98177]

1st inning, Cards at Braves in 2019...

[@Southernguy41]

Ugh don’t remind me. As a Braves fan, I was truly embarrassed by that inning. Game 5 should never have happened.

[@MrAchilles013]

this came out in 2018

[@jasondousett3620]

How did Mariners-Yankees 1995 10th inning ALDS not make the list ?!? That was a crazy inning !!

[@lolsmileyfaceSB]

Ron Washington's face when he couldn't beat the cardinals is priceless.

[@ssweeps]

I remember when the reds scored 14 runs in the 1st inning of a game. Hard to beat that.

[@peytondowling6121]

Thank you for realizing the Braves 2 huge 9th inning comebacks. Awesome times for a Braves fan

[@CutterHistorical]

Blue Jays at #1... nice!!!

[@lginev11]

Thanks for putting Jays Rangers #1 I feel like it’s such a forgotten moment

[@travercoz4641]

BAUTISTA WITH A DRIVE DEEP LEFT FIELD NO DOUBT ABOUT IT

[@mrggrmrrggrr]

that tag up of second by almora in game 7 of 2016 WS is one of those great underrated plays that set up the memorable plays. Inning could've gone so much differently if that doesnt happen

[@bconn5663]

Only time rangers will get the top two spots haha

[@TK0_23_]

HM candidate. 9/6/16 SD v LAD Padres score 3 in the 9th to take a 4 run lead. 9-5. Dodgers hit 4 consecutive homers in the bottom half to tie. SD scores 1 in the 10th and Nomar wins it with a two run blast. C'mon. Bottom 9 and you go HR, HR, HR, HR? Amazing.

[@davidspicak5899]

What about game 5 of the 2017 world Series?

[@jordanw5833]

It’s still wild to me how loud/numerous the Cubs fans were in Cleveland, we truly are everywhere!

[@MickeyKraut419]

Nah... you just had a lot of Clevelanders shamefully prove themselves to be mediocre fans by selling their Game 7 tickets at absurd prices to all the Cubs fans willing to buy them. Born and raised in Northeast Ohio... trust me... the Greater Cleveland area has pretty much no love for the Cubs... or Bulls, or Chicago in general.

[@andrewschaeffer5241]

this is a great idea for a video

[@xnovaluna]

I remember watching and screaming through the entirety of #5 when the Royals were in the hunt to go back to the World Series--so glad to see it here!

[@ivanrios4616]

The 9th inning in Game 5 WS 2017, Dodgers vs Astros

[@nobodysman143]

Glad that comeback against Houston in 2015 was in here. And there was no big bombs to get the comeback. They lived up to the smallball mantra: *KEEP THE LINE MOVING*

[@bradleyburrows1015]

Jesus christ bautistas bat flip was the coldest thing of all time

[@hi00118]

Loved seeing 2 entries from the 2016 Cubs on here

[@drewlarocco4543]

6:06-8:38 PAIN AND SUFFERING!!!!!! 12:47-15:00 I like that one tho

[@devonalomar9012]

I'm watching and thinking Jays/Rangers better be there. You did not disappoint. Kudos.

[@SONICX1027]

You should do a video of batters and pitchers having a battle and the batter wins by hitting a home run. Mookie Betts vs J.A. Happ is an example

[@disappointing7774]

SONICX1027: McCutchen walk off earlier this year

[@BJ-ru2kw]

Great idea

[@jacobmarleau6091]

ThePittsburghKid22 I'm a blue jays fan seeing haap struggling is making me rage and he's an all star and Blake snell didn't but since Corey kluber is injured he's going to the all star game and the red sox have beets who is hitting over .350, J.D Martinez who has 29 homers, 80 RBI AND a great .320 and other people who are batting .282 and before that game he was 10-6 with a 4.44 ERA and blake snell was 12-4 with a ERA that I don't know it's just the red sox have a stacked team that should win the world series

[@disappointing7774]

Jacob Marleau: what are you talking about

[@jacobmarleau6091]

ThePittsburghKid22 I'm talking about the blue jays you nut case

[@cody25aren]

The honorable mentions were better than the most of the one's you chose. I'm more impressed with a team being able to come back from 5 or 6 down in the last inning than to come back from 1 or 2 down in the playoffs.

[@spotakissexperience8408]

I remember being at school and the teachers kept updating the score on game 4 of the 2015 Alds between the astros and royals. We were all so happy thinking they were gonna win. At carline they told us the royals had scored two. At home I saw them fall apart. The city of Houston was so upset with Correa, but I blame Will Harris for the lost. Had we not lost that game, we may have never won the World Series.

[@sparkyjolteon]

I remember being at my very first job at work that day during that game. I remember checking in on the score periodically at my desk throughout the afternoon until it seemed hopeless, then I stopped checking and focused solely on working. Soon enough, everyone was huddled around a fellow worker's workstation where he was livestreaming the game (video and audio) on his main computer screen across the office. I went over to see what all the commotion was about, and sure enough, the Royals were in the middle of making an incredible comeback! I was very surprised, to say the least, but happy at the eventual outcome. Of course, we ended up going all the way that year and winning for the first time in thirty years. Woo! ^-^ I will say in that, in retrospect, Houston was by far our toughest opponent in the playoffs that year. Winning that critical Game 4 was essentially like a microcosm of winning the World Series later, since it was the best comeback of the entire postseason for us that year. Glad to see you guys finally feel what it's like to win one too last year (for the first time ever, no less). Can you repeat again this year? It was hard enough for us to SHOW UP twice in a row. It's really tough, but the way you guys can play when it matters most (like we did in 2015), I'd say you certainly have a shot! Perhaps you'll even get another chance at "punishing" the Yankees and/or Red Sox again like you did last year along the way... heh heh! ;-) Beware the Sox, though: they seem like the real deal this year. Only time will tell!

[@bradleyhendricks8606]

That game broke my heart , but all the heartache just made it feel all the better when we finally brought it home

[@sparkyjolteon]

I'll bet, just like how we felt when we lost the 2014 World Series at home with the tying run stranded at third base. It feels GREAT to finally overcome! ^-^

[@annaayggcgfxgzfusnjs]

I haven't forgiven Gov. Abbott--The Astros & Rangers may have been on the field, but superstition dictates you don't call the game until the final out.

[@sparkyjolteon]

It's never good to speak too soon about most anything in life just in case the worst should happen, but hey, at least we beat the Blue Jays for you guys, right? ;-)

[@GhostNinjaTactical]

Cubbies winning World Series best sports moment of my 38yrs on this planet!

[@jacobmarleau6091]

Since I'm a blue jays fan I knew #1 was going to be this no doubt

[@scottb3034]

2001 WS and 2016 WS had better moments. Could probably find more than one Red Sox vs Yankees inning as well. 2005 White Sox vs Angels? Well maybe they weren't better but still. The circumstances surrounding the first two and the Red Sox vs Yankees rivalry plus it being the playoffs? Greater.

[@peterf.229]

every game of the 2001 WS was better and had more clutch innings than that stupid BJ batflipping hr

[@bazzer124]

And that's JUST because you a Blue Jays fan?

[@theskepticaltaco7340]

The angels comeback in game 6 of the 2002 world series is an incredibly underated moment and game in mlb history

[@notscraps1558]

How did you not use game 5 of the world 2017 World Series

[@clark2501]

Rising prize that game deserves its own 25 minute video. Best game 5 in WS history, maybe all time.

[@masterchief6631]

I’ve watched it... nothing special lol.

[@jeremyhorvat7565]

“Ryan Roberts drives it deep left field, INCREDIBLE!!!! The Diamondbacks win it! Are you watching Milwaukee, did you just see that??” Best call

[@robinvecellio1500]

Do best crowd reactions.

[@EmilyBenoist]

Robin Vecellio blue jays joey bats, end of list.

[@davidmatheny1993]

1992 NLCS Game 7. When Sid Bream slid into home plate, you see an entire stadium throw their arms in the air and go bananas almost in unison.

[@alyons4809]

Robin Vecellio Blue Jays any day

[@jacobmarleau6091]

Blue jays any day

[@antdjs6615]

@@davidmatheny1993 best innings of tbe 21st Century brother

[@Pete-th9oq]

I agree with your number 1. Incredible game..never to be duplicated.

[@millabasset1710]

That Dave Roberts steal should be higher.. The year Yankees dominance ended.

[@carlo14_]

Mark Layhee their dominance ended in 2001

[@shanemcdonald5620]

8th inning '03 alcs game 7 should be on here. Great video

[@michealkelly9441]

Baumgartners final inning against Royals should be here. Best pitching post season ever

[@bummer1912]

😭

[@wjkb4700]

I havent even finished watching it but great vid🔥

[@ryansiegel4090]

How do you have nothing from 2017 World Series?

[@stevieg314]

11:47 best "before it happened" call in the history of baseball.. well done Tim

[@jonathonedwardmiller]

Where is the 8th inning Astros vs Twins on memorial day 2017? They were down by 6 and scored 11 to win 16-8

[@dantheman5745]

Bautista's histrionics in an ALDS game that's merely in the 7th inning gets #1? Over Arizona's 9th-inning, Game 7, World Series comeback vs the greatest relief pitcher in MLB history? Over the Cardinals TWICE coming back from 2-run deficits? Over the Bartman-ball inning? Over the Red Sox coming back from the dead vs Rivera on the heels of the most important stolen base in MLB history? Over basically any other inning in this video? Because a guy threw his bat? I watched that game. It was stupid then, and it's stupid now. So is having that inning at #1. But great job compiling this. That was a lot of work. Very well done. Other than the final ranking, excellent job.

[@revrodages7673]

You should do 2017 World Series game 5 astros v dodgers

[@tedstriker7248]

Nah, the Astros are a bunch of cheating frauds so that game and series will be forever tainted.

[@MattmanLovesMusic]

That was great to watch! Thanks!!

[@gamingeagle19]

Of course the top two involve my Rangers choke jobs in the playoffs. You aren't wrong though. They ARE great innings, just not for us. Damn it.

[@tjwittenback3066]

Rangers choked away game 6 of the World Series and the 2015 Division Series after having a 2-0 series lead.

[@blessd24]

As a Cardinals fan, I recall the bottom of the 9th in Game 6 as more highly regarded than the bottom of the 10th. It was so unexpected, given the flow of the game. Id say both of those innings deserve to be mentioned at least. As for the number 1. It was a heck of a "pop" of the crowd. But it was the DS. Just not as high leverage as the WS games.

[@ark.galvin2474]

How about Top Ten Greatest Upsets (Cleveland blowing a 3-1 lead, Yankees blowing a 3-0 lead)

[@counterfit5]

WallState Cleveland's done it twice!

[@jayreyes4907]

I mean don’t let those forget the fact that the warriors blew a 3-1 lead too

[@AbatedToast77]

I understand blowing a 3-1 lead is an upset but our pitching was absolutely hammered by injuries, and the Cubs were a much better team even if everyone was healthy.

[@gaudimatos5563]

Texas one strike away

[@Gretri17]

Those aren’t upsets, those are series comebacks

[@GC-yw1mn]

12:39 Me, a Cubs fan, knowing full well I’m about to watch the most terrifying, spine tingling, bone chilling, greatest inning I’ve ever seen in my life.

[@djkaiser1585]

Royals comeback vs Astros was so brutal that it made them become cheaters 😭

[@LCSClips22]

Astros 1st inning at Kauffman against the Royals in 2016 was so brutal that it made them become worse than Chris Davis