Greatest Dodgers Home Runs of All Time! 35 Most Iconic Home Runs in Dodgers History!

Greatest Dodgers Home Runs of All Time! 35 Most Iconic Home Runs in Dodgers History!
Kirk Gibson, Justin Turner, Cody Bellinger, Mookie Betts & More!
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[@christaylor3fan812]

I fully believe that Cody Bellingers game 7 nlcs home run of 2020 is the second best, most iconic, and pivotal home run of dodgers history

[@djdmac2417]

I agree. Another one that I feel should be on this list is Cody's homerun in game 1 of the 2020 World Series. That one felt like it woke our offense up and gave us confidence the rest of the series.

[@alextheluchador]

I've got a photo of the start of his pimp walk on the wall in my office just because of how epic that shit was.

[@royalpain8996]

I couldn’t agree more!!!

[@burhz5]

Biased

[@cdyer3515]

I agree

[@charlzd1546]

Kike's 3 homerun game versus the Cubs in '17 deserves honorable mention!!!

[@shirleebostrom7230]

Amen

[@keving1072]

👌

[@darinnewfelt2723]

69th like @doyerspls

[@AlexMR]

Yes it was the e day that I got to see a dodgers team go to the world series since I've been alive I was going crazy I recorded my reaction but never uploaded it. I'll always be bitter about it but that game alone was a highlight as a dodgers fan

[@Minesception]

I'm gonna say each and every one of CT3's in his legendary 3-BOMB game. Mans is the definition of Dodger Blue and he ain't done being our hero 💙

[@EnriqueG112]

CT3 is the man! Glad he's ours!

[@meganmcgowan1432]

I watched that!!!!!

[@chriskang6612]

CT3 is a beast. Honestly, he could have gotten way more money if he tested the waters with other teams but he said, “I want to be a dodger” and that speaks volumes to me at least.

[@GOLF4METOO]

It has to be the 2021 wild card game...ie...winner take all game...with Chris Taylor hitting the walk off homerun...

[@EnriqueG112]

This! Right off the bat I knew it was gone, CT3 is clutch, my favorite memory besides his hitting moments has to be his game saving catch in Milwaukee.

[@kimbubar5236]

I was there and still remember the feeling, the sound, the screams like it was yesterday

[@djdmac2417]

Another one I just thought of, that I think gets forgotten in the mix, is Joc's homerun against Scherzer in game 5 of the 2016 NLDS. We were down 1-0 on the 7th and then Joc hit that homer to tie it and take Scherzer out of the game and we went on to score 3 more runs and won 4-3.

[@DodgersnationTV]

YES!

[@ssshiro]

FAX, people don’t understand the clutchness of postseason JOC

[@OrangeBulbs]

I was there.

[@chimichanga23]

Man did I need this right now. I miss Dodger baseball like nothing else. For me, it's 1. Gibby 2. Bellinger's Game 7 go-ahead bomb 3. Yeager Bomb to finally best the Yankees 4. Scioscia's clutch homer against the Mets in the NLCS 5. Puig's NLCS Game 7 homer. I agree with some here that Kike's game 5 deserves more love. I also wanna give a shout out to Mickey Hatcher's homer off Dave Stewart in the Kirk Gibson game--a fun one that often gets overlooked and that turned out to be HUGE.

[@marcojcadena3670]

Love is being a Dodger fan!!! Thanks for putting this video together boys well done!

[@gerardotrevino31]

Chris Taylor’s home run against the Cardinals in the playoffs that place was rocking and loud I was there

[@Disruptuer]

7:02 is my fav homer. Hate that team cheated us but great meteorites nonetheless.

[@DodgersnationTV]

Srsly. Was there that night. So electric. She we lost

[@PPM209]

Ive never had a second thought about being a Dodger! Awesome video!

[@BLax64]

Monday’s HR in 81 was huge as was Scioscia’s in 88 as older Dodger fans can remember. Thankfully we’ve seen a lot of big HRs in recent years.

[@davidchang4243]

There is no Gibby homer without Scioscia homer. I remember Monday's homer HUGE

[@markthompson7503]

I was there for Puig's World Series HR.....I have never heard Dodger Stadium that loud....and the fact I was there with my basketball playing son and Kobe Bryant behind home plate, it will always be one of my favorite in person moments. Gibson is number one, hands down. Great list. Thank you!

[@Gregory......]

Great Memories !! Really Fun Video !! Can't wait for Dodgers Baseball !!!

[@outofcompliance1639]

I know it would have taken longer but setting up the scene would have made this compellation even better.

[@evanwagner5287]

Incredible. This just made my night after all the letdowns with the lockout. Thank you.

[@DodgersnationTV]

Thanks for rockin' with us Evan! Go Dodgers!

[@hectordiaz2231]

Remembering a lot of these home runs was great, but I sure loved 2004 Steve Finley Grand slam to seal the deal against the Giants. Go Dodgers I bleed Blue.

[@juliogodinez5302]

I’ve never had chills for 12 minutes!

[@iedoyer]

I always liked Alex Guerreros 9th inning granny in Colorado.

[@Spahny1]

1980: Ron Cey's 2 run HR in the 8th inning of game 162 against the Astros, giving the Dodgers a 4-3 win and forcing a game 163.

[@randomhuman19]

Not to forget Joe Ferguson's walk off 2 games earlier to keep them in it

[@krisclark3828]

Muncy in the 18th inning. My wife and I were at that WS game. We were tired, a lot of free baseball that night. But that HR electrified the crowd.

[@24n8]

I'd just like to point out that 0:51 to 5:09 (4m18s) spans from 1963 to 2012 (49 years). Then 5:10 to 12:00 (6m50s) spans from 2013 to 2021 (8 years). While I acknowledge that home runs were less plentiful pre-90s and fans memories skew towards the recent, I still have to say that we Dodgers fans have been very, very, very blessed these past 9 seasons. Enjoy it while it's here.

[@jeromebraden7364]

I'm glad Scioscia's unlikely bomb in New York made the cut. I remember that one. That homer really set the tone for what came later in the World Series and gave everyone a sense that destiny was on the Dodger's side.

[@cesarthegreeneyedbandit7162]

Joe Ferguson's walk off home run vs HOU in 1980 should be recognized as well. Great list nonetheless 👏🏼👏🏼

[@robertbaird210]

Didn't he hit a homer in the 1974 Series too? One of few highlights from that series, but the audio of a younger Tommy is iconic.

[@ledsith]

That was EPIC !!! There's nothing like a walk off Home Run ! Finley's grand slam and Muncy's ( get it out of the ocean ) have to be Top 10 just for being against the Giants !!!

[@grantdowling8550]

Anybody remember Will Smith's walkoff against the Giants last season? I loved that one because it capped off a huge comeback against San Francisco. And because I was there :p

[@blurryface2162]

Yes!!! As a fan in Sacramento, there's a bunch of Giants fans, and I was watching that game live here, that was a great game, I always go to that game to make me feel better about the NLCS

[@michaellittlewood3032]

It's a generational thing but I'd have to go with Mr. Ron Cey's blast.

[@edb7300]

Awesome! Absolutely one oof your best downloads! Thx for fun trip down memory lane!! Two of my fav HR's were obscure, sorta meaningless. But cool to me. First, i saw Maury Wills homer in Candlestick; Dodgers won like 10-1. Second, at Dodger Stadium i missed my fav Dodger at that time Willie Davis homer as my pops was taking me to get a Dodger Dog. Damn hot dogs!!

[@TheRealHeathGarner]

God, I miss Dodger Baseball!

[@socalastarte6727]

This video should be called 12 minutes of goose bumps. Good Lord Dodgers Nation! I was there for a couple of those. The Alex Cora one was cool, but the loudest I've ever heard Dodger stadium was JTs walk-off vs the Cubs in 2017. I couldn't hear myself think. I was with my son (8-years old at the time). Everyone is losing their minds, I'm jumping up and down hugging and high fiving complete strangers. I hug my son and he says "Did we win?" Priceless moment.

[@thedude3065]

I'm not a fan of the Dodgers or Lakers but seeing Bryant cheer on his city's Baseball team makes me respect him that much more as an Icon

[@mbilly710]

Dodgers nation here is my favorite home run Albert Pujols first Dodgers home run

[@dodgervision1]

We definitely need a part 2. What about Gibson's go-ahead dinger in game 4 of the 88 WS at Shea Stadium and followed the next game with another dinger. Also, what about Shawn Green's iconic game in Milwakee where he hit 4 homeruns. Mr. Ross Porter called that game. Just saying.

[@VitaminM97]

This video gives me happiness

[@GreatWhiteRaider]

So glad you had Sciodcia's HR, that one gets overshadowed because of Gibson's legendary one in 88. 9th inning, 2 out, they would have gone down 3-1 in the series. Speaking of Gibson, his blast off McDowell in the 12th (I think? can't remember) for the win was awesome as well.

[@illestnerd85]

So many great moments!! Can’t wait to see more let’s GO BLUE!!

[@caaasillas3205]

I witnessed Manny’s pinch hit grand slam on his bobble head night…. Loudest I’ve ever heard dodger stadium

[@garyglenn3654]

Great job. Those were awesome to watch! I got excited watching those memories!!!

[@nickstroke]

Turner’s HR on the anniversary of Gibby was incredible. It’s the last time I was able to take my grandma to a game and we erupted in the outfield bleachers! I’ve had that picture of us on my phone’s screensaver ever since.

[@joey0077d]

Rick Mondays home run was awesome. Sending the Dodgers to the 81 WS.

[@FreeThinking999]

OMG! You need to add Joe Ferguson's 1974 World Series, game 2, GAME WINNING home run.

[@lakc72]

That gibson home run gives me goosebumps! I probably watched that a million times over the years

[@mommygarcia9137]

All were great home runs ! But my favorite was the Chris Taylor 2021 wild card walk off home run against the Cardinals !!

[@CL-dr4fc]

was at that game and was going crazy

[@christmeiss]

Those 2017 WS HRs break my heart a bit.. but they are still legendary.

[@emersonlangstaff1527]

I remember watching or hearing Vinny on every one! Anyone tear up immediately seeing Kobe with pure joy?

[@raylauro]

Now I'm tearing up hearing Vin... Rip to a couple of LA Legends

[@LeviBulger]

Cody's NLCS bomb no doubt. Man it was HUGE. I'll never forget that moment.

[@Crazyi1993]

I was there for the last two. I’ve never heard a crowd like that and I’ve been to plenty of sporting events

[@LoKi-kc8wd]

Rick Monday, Steve Finley, Mike sciocia, and daddy of them all Kirk Gibson, these are my top 4 in that order

[@uscpat]

That was fantastic! Thanks!!

[@isaacvillegas2388]

Juan Uribe against the Braves in the NLDS. Is still the most memorable to me

[@garywhite7168]

For good measure they should have made this 36 home runs, and included one that Charlie Neal hit at Comiskey in the 1959 World Series. It knocked a beer from a fan's hands and it fell all over Al Smith's face!

[@gregorylumban-gaol3889]

Can’t believe you don’t have the Beaty-Verdugo-Smith back-to back-to back walk off home runs in 3 games in a row against the Rockies in your list.

[@HayWoodJobLoMe]

Gotta add to this list is James Outman, first at-bat from being pulled up to the majors and rips one, thats pretty special

[@bobyoung675]

Don't forget Garvey's 1981 NLCS 8th inning HR to give the Dodgers the lead! But, nice job on the video.

[@cdyer3515]

The sound of the ball off bellis bat in these clips is so nice

[@jackciarlo01]

That Manny pinch hit grand slam is one I will remember forever. I went to the game cause it on was my birthday and man was that place so electric

[@Cedsback]

I was there too it was his bobble head night

[@ctwining]

I would love to see a compilation of all Dodger pitchers home runs. I think Fernando may have had 1 or 2

[@ssshiro]

Missing alot of JOC pops even though he’s a giant now, I’ll always remember him as one of the clutches postseason player ever

[@allisoncorona84]

In my opinion, any homer against the Yankees or the Giants is my favorite. 😄😋

[@adamcartierbestbaseballpla7187]

Trey Turner's Grand Slam when he screamed

[@fallingup90]

Surprised there wasn't any of Joc Pederson's homeruns against the Astros in the 2017 WS.

[@TATTOOSbyBREEE]

In 1988 i was a kid remember homerun by Mike sciosia against the Mets was so unbelievable since Mike wasn't known as a hr treat, and to do it in the playoffs when it really counts. Me and my brother jumping up and down screaming our lungs out for the love of the good ol ballgame. Go Dodgers 💙⚾️

[@garyfrykman8984]

Cody Bellingers 3-run shot in 2021 nlcs game 3 that tied it up! i was at that game and the stadium was as dead as Dodgers stadium can get and then it erupted! the stadium was literally shaking!

[@88spaces]

Udder depression is what I was going through watching game one in the bottom of the ninth during the 88 World Series. To make matters worse, I was in an Oakland bar and everyone was slamming the Dodgers. Here comes Gibson to the plate barely able to walk. He must have summoned something otherworldly to even get there. No chance I thought. What is LaSorda doing? Bottom of the ninth, 2 out and a 3 and 2 count. No way right? Next pitch "High fly ball into deep right field ... and she is gone! " -- Vin Scully. I was so excited I think I blacked out on my feet. I was screaming so loud I thought I was going to get beaten to a pulp by the Oakland fans. That will always be the most tremendous homerun in Dodgers history. All the others pale in comparison.

[@crushedscouter9522]

I wouldn't have been mad if they just showed that hr 35 times

[@Cedsback]

I can’t believe Dusty Baker 30th homerun to give the Dodgers 4 players with 30 home runs for the 1st time in history was not included-it was the last game and last at bat of the season😢

[@myxrman]

Great job on this video

[@craigosterberg5045]

Muncy homer into Bay .

[@loissimmons109]

I agree with others that Ki-ke Hernandez' 3 HR game against the Cubs in the 2017 NLCS deserves to be part of this mix. This was obviously a list of more recent home runs, not the entire history of the Dodgers. Only Frank Howard's home run in 1963 goes back before the 1980's. But Johnny Roseboro's 3-run home run in game 1 of the 1963 Series was just as important. It gave the Dodgers a 4-0 lead to back Sandy Koufax' 15 strikeout record performance and got the Dodgers off to their sweep of the Yankees. And the Dodgers might not have gotten to the World Series if not for Dick Nen's game tying home run off Ron Taylor in the top of the 9th against the second place Cardinals. The Dodger led the Cardinals by only 1 game going into a three game series in St. Louis, memories of their collapse in '62 still fresh in their minds. They took the first two games of the series, but if the Cardinals had won the finale, the Dodger lead would have been only 2 games with 9 to play. Instead, when the Dodgers won the game in the 13th, their lead over the Cardinals was 4 games and their magic number was 5, not 7. The Dodgers won five of their last 9 games, and there was nothing the Cardinals could do to overtake the Dodgers. To make Nen's home run even more remarkable, it was in his first major league game. He only played in 7 games for the Dodgers with 8 at bats and that was his only Dodger hit. He went back to the minors in 1964 and then the Dodgers included him in the trade with Washington that brought Claude Osteen to the Dodgers. Another memorable home run was Lou Johnson's drive off the foul pole in Game 7 of the 1965 World Series. It broke a scoreless tie and backed Koufax' 2-0 win. Another memorable home run was Charlie Neal's 2 home runs in Game 2 of the 1959 World Series, the one that also saw White Sox left fielder Al Smith doused with a fan's beer. The Dodgers had been shutout for 13 straight innings and were losing 2-0 inn Game 2. Neal hit two homers that day. The first one broke the ice. The second one gave the Dodgers their first lead in a game and they went on to win the Series, 4 games to 2. And I would add Duke Snider's two home runs in Game 5 of the 1955 World Series, helping the Dodgers win, 5-3, and making him the only player to hit 4 home runs in a World Series twice. And I would add the game when Gil Hodges hit 4 home runs in a game against the Boston Braves on August 31, 1950, plus a single, driving in 9 runs. He hit a two-run homer off Warren Spahn in the second inning, a three-run home run off Normie Roy in the third, a two-run homer off Bob Hall in the sixth, and a two-run homer off Johnny Antonelli in the eighth.

[@moto5513]

The funniest homer was Muncy's "Go get it out of the ocean".

[@PelonDaGod187]

I was there for Manny Ramirez’s grand slam pinch hit. I remember the crowd went crazy and the best part was it was his bobble head night too.

[@95_fov74]

love u dodgers! (cody belllingier 2020 3 run homer)

[@dodgersdoon1130]

Win for vin!! Go dodgers

[@Maxeffortyt]

I belive either Taylor's wild card home run or JT's home run in the 2017 NLCS on the anniversary of Kirk's HR

[@dianeschroeder3980]

That was some seriously great editing!⚾️⚾️🍀

[@DodgersnationTV]

Thanks, Diane, I see you needed a little pick me up after losing two straight to the Buccos! Go Dodgers!

[@taoparker]

I forgot about Munsters "get it out of the ocean" OMG!

[@Stude_the_dude]

This is the greatest video on KZbin

[@kimchi2780]

Mike Scosia's home run is often forgotten because of Kirk's but IMHO that is one of the most important HRs in Dodgers history. Also Will Smith's homer. My God I knew from that homer that we had something special and of course the Bellinger homer.

[@ricardojimenez875]

I was there for both ct3 bombs. Epic moments

[@jennyvega8]

Dmac! nice video!

[@MIKEDOMO]

As Giants fan that’s moments are special for our rivals. Let’s play baseball again this 2022!

[@laurazaragoza951]

Ama dodger fan but im missing posey in the mlb already

[@biffjohnson7891]

Let’s Go Dodgers 👋🏻. 👋🏻. 👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻❤️

[@kpchessman]

Great memories!

[@jph4852]

Those 1981 home run calls... didn't I just hear the same voice recently proclaim "LA Rams Super Bowl Champions?" :-))

[@FishTankFrank13]

I was at the 4+1 game , I have the pin!!!

[@thorrfgump]

Scoiscia's is #2 when you consider the full context. 1. This was a era when HR's were much harder to come by. The Dodgers had 2 players with 20+ HR's that year (Mike Marshall 20, Kirk Gibson 25). You can hear the announcer say Scoiscia had "35 homeruns in 8 and 1/2 years in the major leagues". That season, 1988, he had hit 3. 2. Dodgers are playing the Mets for the NL pennant. In 11 games against the Mets in the regular season, the Dodgers are 1-10, so naturally they're huge underdogs going in. At this point in the series they're down 2 games to 1, in serious jeopardy of falling behind 3-1. 3, Game 4, ninth inning, Dodgers down 4-2 against one of the best pitchers of the day, Doc Gooden. Dodgers centerfielder, John "T-bone" Shelby works a walk. Scoiscia comes up next and drills the first pitch into the rightfield bullpen to tie the game 4--4 and revive the Dodgers hopes. Kirk Gibson hits a go ahead HR in the 12th inning to give the Dodgers a 5-4 lead. The Mets load the bases in the bottom of the 12th. The Dodgers have to bring in their last available pitcher, ace Orel Hershiser, who had pitched 7 innings the day before, to save the game. He gives up a soft blooper to center field. The aformentioned John Shelby makes a great read on the ball and makes a nice running catch to secure the win for the Dodgers. 4. As others have said, without Scoiscia's HR, the Dodgers very likely don't get to the World Series that year and there is no Gibson homerun.

[@jonathanbridger5847]

I was there for Steve Finleys shot my god never have a felt a roaring crowd like that before

[@KyleJett]

Happy to have been at Chavez Ravine for Puig WS 2018 and Babe Ryu!

[@jarenjackson7139]

So many epic HRs and plays by Dodgers players but nothing more epic than Gibsons HR off Eckersly that HR set the tone for the series and the bulldog Orel Hershiser took over from there he carried us the rest of the was to winning the WORLD SERIES

[@alvarogarcia144]

Chris Taylor walkoff in wildcard 2021 especially because I was there what a magic swing

[@mikelee1534]

Gandal had one big one. And the 4hr in row in the 9th vs SD. Nomar hr 10. Unreal

[@robertbaird210]

Mondesi's walk-off on opening day in 1998 was pretty great, for that time.

[@jonathandarbonnier8079]

🔥🔥🔥

[@rogeralvarez638]

Rookie walk-weekend was awesome! 3 different rookies, 3 walk offs!

[@cadedaily145]

I remember being in Milwaukee for Turner’s game 2 bomb in 2018. Right behind the dugout, I felt like I was celebrating with the team and I remember feeling like it compared to the 2017 walk off

[@FullForceGamer]

Gotta say for me it was the night Adrian Gonzalez hit 3 consecutive homeruns, don't remember the year or who they were playing (I must've been a child) but thats for sure a flashbulb memory for me

[@JakeF13]

July 21 LA VS SF: Mookie Betts hits 3 run walk off shot

[@jaygreenfield2438]

So many amazing ones over the years. The Finley walk off happened the same day I had oral surgery and couldn’t scream so I quiet yelled. Kikè’s 3 HR game. But since I was born in 1988, I can’t remember the Gibby one… So for me: 1) belli game 7, 2) Kike game 7, and 3) Finley walk off. Getting to watch that game 7 with my dad with all of the scariness in the world made everything feel right.

[@adamroderick442]

Charlie Culberson on Vin Scullys last home game, the last game my wife and I were at together RIP MY ANGEL IN BLUE HEAVEN 💙

[@AllL.A.Everyday]

Dodgers Win 15 World Series champions

[@andyt1298]

I forget what game it was it wasn’t more than 5 years ago, but there was a non playoff game where they hit 4 in a row to walk off, that’s gotta be my favorite.

[@samcrandall3094]

That Puig homerun against the Sox was insane