Every MLB Postseason Walk Off Home Run (1903-2024)

[@WNB_Guy912]

Joe Carter’s homerun is one of the most iconic moments ever in baseball history. Some of the best announcing I’ve heard for a walk-off homerun ever in my life, too.

[@IncredibleFulk1]

As a Giants fan, I still get chills when I see Travis Ishikawa hitting that walk off to send the Giants to the World Series. But what made it more meaningful was the story of Travis Ishikawa nearly quitting baseball that season. That walk off will forever be legendary for Giants fans. Even though it wasn’t a walk off win, I still think one of my favorite postseason HR was José Bautista’s bat flip.

[@davidcaceres9184]

I love how all of the black and white clips' commentators, except for the Mazeroski one, didn't give a sh!t about the walk offs

[@Plasmawarrior]

6:52 one of the biggest hits in baseball history. As a lifelong Astros fan, it was a massive moment to see this happen.

[@hilliebill]

7:03 remember this

[@Plasmawarrior]

@@hilliebill I remember that franchise losing 121 games.

[@riltalk4055]

lol hated this moment as a kid.

[@MHFarms34]

Cheaters. Also Jesus loves you, and if you believe he died on the cross and rose from the dead and turn from your wicked ways, you'll be saved.

[@Plasmawarrior]

@@MHFarms34 Thank you for the second part of that message. The first part was long before 2017. So no. They didn't cheat in 2005.

[@jamesrichardson381]

Watching clips of old baseball games really makes you wonder how the sport stayed popular and took off despite the horrific video. Who on Earth ever thought shooting baseball games from behind homeplate was a good idea? I get Early on cameras made zooming in clearly impossible but even after they improved and gained color they still continued that way of showing the game. I bet modern umpires would love to have been umpiring at that period of time. No one on watching would have even a remote idea of whether they got the ball or strike call right. Man Steve Finley botched that Pratt homerun.

[@Mad_ox8]

Damn it took like 50 years until the league finally got a walk off HR in the WS

[@nednalyt]

no it took like 50 years until the league finally got a walk off grand slam in the ws

[@gddarrentriplet]

@@nednalytit took 50 years for a walk off home run in the World Series. It took 120 years for a walk off grand slam

[@gustavonation]

​@@gddarrentripletwhat about Adolis Garcia's walk off HR in game last year's World Series game 1.

[@leogiancola8925]

@@gustavonationwhat about it

[@crowtservo]

That’s true. 1903-1948 had 0 walk off home runs. That’s 45 World Series without one. Then in the last 75 World Series there been 18, averaging about 1 every 4 years.

[@leoan8830]

Freddie freeman WALK OFF GRANDSLAM!!!!

[@noahvelez9739]

Ah yes the video we were all looking for 😍

[@EqualsPeach]

Haha Robin Ventura’s grand slam would be included in this compilation if not for Todd Pratt’s antics on the basepaths…

[@jamesrichardson381]

It really pisses me off so much seeing fans running out onto the field after wins like they had any business being there. Seriously who did they think they were? Their actions ruined the celebrations of the people that actually deserved to get to celebrate on the field, the players.

[@colinburr1316]

Yeah What A Great walk-off Home Run that was By Freddie Freeman and not only that but it was A Great Game from Last Night also So now The Los Angeles Dodgers need 3 more wins to Win The World Series.

[@WNB_Guy912]

They won.

[@noahvelez9739]

GIBBY MEET FREDDIE

[@estilkind]

So Bobby Thompson's HR for the Giants vs Brooklyn isn't considered post-season ? That's sad.

[@FrankieG]

Correct

[@aydantheyoutubeking]

Holy you’re quick

[@SPotak8620]

Well he posts it fast because he has every other walk off saved and adds the latest one on it

[@BenInsanity]

Couldn't even wait until the World Series is over?

[@philipalt9560]

We might not be done yet. We might have another walkoff home run or two before this World Series is over.

[@jaydenh922]

We didn’t have another one. He posted at just the right time.

[@DorisRivera0791]

I think the 2004 nlcs > alcs easily

[@ckendall67]

The '04 NLCS was a classic series indeed, unfortunately it was overshadowed by the ALCS for obvious reasons.

[@Airplane299]

I love the ‘04 NLCS, but love the ‘05 NLCS even more for Pujols’ shot alone.