The 2011 regular season concludes with an indescribable flourish

[@stevec1989]

Literally the most awkward night as a Yankee fan. We all we’re like “....we blew a 7 run lead, but Boston’s out of the playoffs....nice..”

[@OKABACUS]

stevec1989 Im a Rays fan and we won but after all this time I get almost as much joy from the look of disappointment on Papelbon’s face as he’s walking off the mound in Baltimore.

[@famguy218]

Lol was it intentional ?

[@RinkoDinko]

@MANCHESTER UNITED so? this is a baseball channel, we don't care.

[@adrianselbst6777]

Wasn’t awkward for any yankee fan who knew the situation I was rotting for the yanks to blow that lead like crazy.

[@hellohell77]

Well who cares if the yanks blew that lead? There was nothing to play for for them. But wouldn't it have been more satisfying to knock them out of the playoffs? Although, I have my own memory as a fan of being almost as happy seeing a rival collapse. All I have to say is I'm a phillies fan the day was September 30, 2007. The mets were the rivals. That was the second greatest day I've had as a Phillies fan. Obviously, October 29, 2008 will always be number one. I'm only 31 so I wasn't around for the 1980 title.

[@stevenk6113]

How there wasn’t a 30 for 30 about the end of the 2011 season and that WS, including the EPIC game 6, is beyond me.

[@fantasticvoyage262]

I hope there is someday.

[@VideoMan20111]

There really needs to be one

[@MrBryant240sx]

Only been 12 years. Often have to wait 20 years for things like that.

[@lovesgucci1]

MLB Network made a documentary on it, Game 162

[@teacheraaron26]

@@lovesgucci1and MLB network’s is better than anything espn would produce.

[@ChiefsRaysBolts]

This was the best night in Rays history. At the beginning of September, they had a 0.1% chance of making the Wild Card. Sure enough, Boston collapsed throughout the month and lost game 162. Best night in Tampa Bay Baseball history and will never be forgotten. Go Rays.

[@matrixphijr]

You’re welcome. - Orioles fans

[@blazingcorsair7307]

You're welcome - Yankees fans

[@harryrubin3708]

You're welcome - Red Sox fans

[@king_rhoam_412]

You’re welcome. - Blue Jays fans (we could’ve played better, maybe...)

[@사냥꾼의꿈-r5x]

I appriciate to Dan Johnson. His "season-saving homer" was really awesome.

[@jaketaylor7763]

this video alone proves why baseball is the best sport of them all. You don't see any late season magic like this in basketball. The dramatic race for the 8-seed.

[@Ckbruinfan]

Jake Taylor hockey is better

[@christopherjohnson1873]

Jake Taylor There are possibilities for scenarios like these in both football and hockey (I would know, since I experienced one as a Bruins fan in 2016. It wasn't pleasant.)

[@MylotheZooLovingScientist]

Jake Taylor Baseball is my favorite sport, but I have to disagree with you there. The NBA's Western Conference playoff seedings from like 2007-2014-ish were almost never settled til the very last game of the season. The competition hasn't been as tight lately, but there were some really fun final nights in recent history.

[@christopherjohnson1873]

Mylo the Zoo-loving Scientist The point is that a legitimate contender is almost always going to be solidly in the playoff picture.

[@MylotheZooLovingScientist]

Christopher Johnson This is true. Fair point.

[@IWasWatching]

Damn; Carpenter, Vladdy G, Scott Gomez, Chipper, Tony LaRussa, Jeter, Damon, Lester, Maddon with the Rays. I miss this MLB

[@delongtom86]

Pujols with the Cardinals as well

[@x.Godson]

Tim Hudson ah man

[@SportsFan2001]

LaRussa's back managing the White Sox!

[@SFGUNNER]

Right! Even young a Freeman, I was happy for him & the Braves for winning a WS. Baseball was littered with great baseball players. It's not name anymore

[@Nicolas_Cage_Bees]

@@delongtom86 And now he's back for one last dance.

[@robertrock8778]

11 years later and its still warms this O's fan's heart to see Boston go home. Made doubly satifying to see NY lose. What a great night of baseball.

[@Doobie_AdamsSSB]

This is the part of the 2011 Cardinals story that not enough people realize...down double digit games in September?! What a year...Go Cards!!

[@acruzro95]

Its kinda happening again in 2021 with the current winnig streak the cards have.

[@greatone275]

Most improbable craziest run I'VE EVER SEEN

[@kennethfisher7861]

Little did anyone know what was waiting in Game 6 of that WS.

[@RinkoDinko]

@Dusty Showbiz Freesus Christ

[@littletotandlittlebiscuit3146]

Driven in to right well at the wall it isss off the wall here comes pujouils rounding third and headed for home is Bergman freeze has tied 7-7 unbelievable

[@amsalek]

@@littletotandlittlebiscuit3146 you butchered that beyond belief

[@littletotandlittlebiscuit3146]

Derek J. Oh yuhhh I love me the cardinals

[@jbstudios8221]

😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭why is Nelson Cruz so obese!?

[@keith3915]

The Orioles fans were just as happy that the Rays took that one. Hell of a night, even for a Marylander like me.

[@MrBryant240sx]

Season started out rough, but by then knew next year would be better.

[@victora2196]

The best mlb the show intro so far, in mlb 12

[@Evanfromheaven06]

Yep

[@TheJPGaming]

yeah that and mlb 13 the show has amazing intro

[@jbstudios8221]

Worst for a rangers fan

[@ReconSnipe1]

I remember a few cycled and whenever this one came up I always watched it through, it's so amazing

[@tylerleduc633]

Hahaha totally man! Unforgettable.

[@scottsweekinsports5622]

As a rays fan this is still one of my favorite nights of my life besides making the World Series

[@jonathanfrimerman8855]

When you realize that in 2021 on the 10 year aniversary Rays and Red Sox are having the same battle this time for division title Also the AL East standings heading into September in 2011 and the standings now in 2021 are almost exactly the same Only difference is that the Rays and Yankees switched spots but i have a strong feeling that this division would have a 2011 2.0 for division title

[@acruzro95]

yes. That 3-1 win with david price closing the game.

[@chrisratcliff7466]

Carp was such a bulldog that season for the Cardinals. He endured a rough regular season. Then comes the late season heroics. The one to nothing shutout of the Phillies in the divisional round was just a thing of beauty. A man refusing to lose.

[@greatone275]

Dude was money

[@shaunschoolfield2989]

That is by far the most stressful night as a Cardinals I’ve ever been through other than Game 6! I stayed up all night watching that Phillies-Braves game, and as soon as that double play was turned, I broke down in tears! Such a wild night! I highly doubt there will ever be another game 162 night like that one!

[@mkeptrangli]

This was the single greatest night of baseball we’ve ever seen. Nothing has come close since. It’s 2020 and baseball is almost unrecognizable compared to 2011. Way too many rule changes. I was a junior in college watching this coverage in my dorm room. Great times.

[@MrBryant240sx]

And it keeps on changing. At least we will recognize the defenses more this year.

[@cyberpimp29]

As a Cardinals fan, this was the best season of all time. I started 2011 fighting for my life against cancer - and my reward for surviving was seeing the magical game 6 and the subsequent championship season...

[@Oppaiman100]

8 years ago today...Damn how time flies past you...never forget this day.

[@blazingcorsair7307]

Anybody else watching this as the 2021 season comes to an end?

[@hackercop188]

yep i am

[@r.philipgrizzard2379]

Yes I am! As I Cardinals fan, I'm pumped about Trevor Story's homer over the Brewers tonight! I haven't been so excited about a non-Cardinals win since the Phillies' double play in this video. :)

[@Mike-cm8vz]

R. Philip Grizzard I was at Busch when he hit it

[@r.philipgrizzard2379]

@@Mike-cm8vz Awesome - was there a reaction from the remaining crowd?

[@Mike-cm8vz]

R. Philip Grizzard yes everyone was yelling Rockieeeeees and cheering it was minutes after we lost

[@mediochreeuchre8391]

Was at the Braves game that night. Freddie Freeman firing the batting helmet into the ground is an image forever burned into my memory. I had no idea that Pete Orr, who was a bit of a cult hero among Braves fans, had scored the tying run for the Phils in the 9th.

[@SplicerOtter]

10 years later, this Rays fan has never forgotten that night

[@dettigs]

you couldn't write this script........I remember watching these games!!! what a night!

[@th3epcplayer958]

I remember watching these games in the common room of my college dorm. My roomates were a Red Sox fan and a Rays fan, and it made that night so much wilder and amazing. I hope I never forget that night

[@kevinpayton2664]

I'm a longtime Cardinals fan and to see them winniing it all in 2011 was amazing. It was definitely a miracle season.

[@cameronkear5191]

That was 10 years ago today. Time flies.

[@stevencoffman34]

The wildest night in baseball ever

[@gregalmonte8]

This was absolutely huge for me , legendary night as a fan of baseball

[@AWB-Official-u1b]

The craziest night in baseball history and also a heartbreaking night

[@ChristopherSaindon]

I had no particular interest in this night as my team had been long since eliminated. But I stopped on one of the games and decided I would watch for a while. *WOW!* The greatest multi-game channel-changing adrenaline-fest EVER.

[@charlesandrews2360]

Chicago White Sox fan for my entire life. But also love the game of baseball. I was watching on TV that night as this played out. The ranks right up there with all the crazy stories about baseball that I read when I was a kid

[@JasonSmith-vj1de]

I live in St. Louis and that was incredible what the Cardinals did. They were 10 games out of the Playoffs on August 27th and made it, not only to the Playoffs, but they won the 2011 World Series.

[@imPiddle]

comeback kids of the century for the cards. down 15 games in august, coming all the way back to win the title in October. what a team!

[@novacometsxd1047]

Glover I agree and I’m a rangers fan

[@kevinpayton2664]

I knew they weren't catching the Brewers for the division but if they somehow can get a wild card spot then it's on.

[@highlighthitters]

7 years late

[@mata2479]

6

[@thatasianplum]

So true

[@mata2479]

6 lol

[@Redsoxking]

and im still salty 6.5 years later

[@simpsonsfan09]

At least you're not a Rangers fan. ;)

[@jamedlock83]

That was the MOST exciting night in baseball.

[@benhalsey7310]

On August 31, the only way for the Cardinals to make the postseason was for them to be the best team in the NL and the Braves to be the absolute worst. That's exactly what happened.

[@CamPryor]

SB Nation

[@Tyrunner0097]

Really, what caused the Braves collapse was basically their entire pitching staff getting hurt. It was like every starter save for Tim Hudson got injured in September. They just couldn't catch a break.

[@KingDunk-ht2lb]

And then the Cardinals crashed the postseason party

[@JasonSmith-vj1de]

@@KingDunk-ht2lb Which for me, they didn't crash the party, they partied.

[@charliethedog852]

I watch this video all the time.

[@OldBenKenobi2318]

Gotta be one of if not the best seasons of all time in sports history period. I’m a Cardinals fan so I may be a bit biased but how can a baseball fan not be amazed by everything that happened? There’s 162 games in a season yet it came down to the last game for so many teams to be guaranteed a playoff spot and for so many teams to be guaranteed out of the playoffs. Crazy.

[@Yankeesareftw]

As a Yankees fan, this was the one time I rooted against them. The Red Sox losing out and having that epic collapse to miss the playoffs completely is one of my fondest memories of this decade of baseball.

[@f-4ace667]

So are the yankees blowing a 3-0 lead in the 2004 ALCS

[@Blackout.1644]

@@f-4ace667 and the Red Sox blowing a 14 game lead in 1978

[@woodenelicoolman4087]

As a Red Sox fan, this was the only time I wanted the Yankees to win

[@johnlombardo7365]

As a young rays fanatic at the time of 162, goosebumps at the calls for the rays game. Takes me right back

[@ChairmanMeow1]

this was like the best non-playoff day of baseball ever

[@evanhullinger2900]

Amen

[@petshopboys93]

I remember watching the Yankees-Rays game and Yankees pitchers were just throwing a bp session lol it was frustrating to watch since Rays batters couldn't connect other than Longoria

[@tamahawk175]

they didnt want the red sox to win, once they saw the final score they were just throwing fastballs.

[@acruzro95]

@@tamahawk175 really? They had Dan Jonhson, a dude batting like .150 with occasional power down to 2 strikes in the bottom of the 9th. The red sox can only blame themselves for allowing 3 straight hits with 2 outs in the 9th of their game

[@tamahawk175]

@@acruzro95 do you just not care about timestamps?

[@jasonfaber1463]

I totally forgot about this day in Baseball, but the video sure brought this crazy night back to my memory.

[@CharmCityGamer]

I miss these days. I love the wild-card game but ya can't script awesome finishes like this.

[@jonathanfrimerman8855]

Why? Take 2021 NL East title could come to final day 3 teams fighting And also NL 2nd WC spot getting interesting Padres are falling and Reds are coming for them+ Cards@ NL East teams that won't finish first

[@DwayneIsKing]

As a Cardinals fan, that was a magical season

[@maxheadroom1207]

I remember thinking Texeira didn't get the memo that he was supposed to lose this game. Luckily Scott Proctor and Golson got the memo.

[@bowlnow824]

best part about 2011. St Louis won the world series! That was by far one of the best playoffs in baseball I have ever seen

[@reidcraig3739]

bowl now As Cardinals fan, I agree. I can’t even imagine how the whole playoffs would’ve turned out had this day went the other way. Also World Series Game 6, probably the best birthday present I can ask for since the day the game was played on (Oct. 27), was my birthday.

[@stanthemn]

Seeing Fast Five ads in the beginning of that Phillies/Braves game and realizing that 3 movies in that franchise have come out since this night happened and that David Price has played for 3 more teams as well

[@kevinpayton2664]

Well one more Fast and Furious movie is coming out this summer.

[@reginaldanderson9016]

Best. Night. Ever. Indeed + As a Cardinal fan, that postseason later (2011) was the sweetest.

[@adamadams2587]

One of the greatest nights in baseball. Ever. Someone needs to make a movie just about this night. Dan Johnson for Rays, .100 hitters, 2 outs, 2 strikes in the 9th. Hits a home-run for Rays to cap off a 7-0 comeback. Papelbon TWICE, one strike away from putting the Red Sox into the playoffs. Just an unreal night of baseball!

[@chasehansen5397]

While that home run was awesome by Dan Johnson, there is absolutely no denying that the pitch thrown to him was a complete meatball right down the heart of the plate. Yankees were trying to lose so they didn't have to face Boston

[@mrtrailexplorer2004]

So glad i had MLB.TV that night. Watched all games split screen and i think a couple on ps3. Had all the games going losing my mind. Not a fan of a particular team but love baseball and knew this was something incredible. Kept posting on FB that night like a madman

[@MrBryant240sx]

I was watching the O's game only once I got home over halfway through the game. All the excitement I needed! Definitely got in trouble for being way to loud as my GF was asleep!

[@MNSportsJunkie101]

The final day of the 2021 regular season may be even crazier with a four way tiebreaker possible in the AL Wild Card and the NL West still undecided.

[@mrclutch1068]

Giants might close it out like they did to the pads in 2010

[@ThePkFreeze]

this video came up in my suggested, and it immediately brought me back to being 17 years old, watching this in my bedroom at my dad's old apartment. i remember watching this whole night unfold and thinking just how brutal it was to be a red sox fan. so crazy

[@BIastwave.]

Daily reminder that Game 6 of the 2011 World Series is one of, if not the best World Series games of all time.

[@stevencoffman7683]

The best night in baseball history

[@itzbuddycollazo8064]

Don't mind me, just watching baseball videos to get me through this tough time with no baseball. 😭

[@evanhullinger2900]

That was the most epic and thrilling night ever in baseball history. The whole night it was thrills, chills, and nail biting drama. It was insanity. It was crazy. It was fun. Best night ever!

[@royalegrizzlies1351]

The Trop looks weird with people in it

[@AnEternalEnigma]

A lot of them left after the 7th inning though. Dummies.

[@ignaciozamora1065]

Royale Grizzlies 😂

[@jbstudios8221]

😂😂😂

[@robloxanimationsins107]

May be a rays fan, but the trop just looks weird in general. Stinks to have such a mediocre filed. :/

[@theenglishman]

Me, from 2020: baseball stadiums look weird with people in them.

[@inFAMASAbyss131]

Watching after the 2019 AL wild card game! Rays Up!

[@wxdeRL]

the 2019 NL Wild card game was lit.

[@CarimboHanky]

this was such an awesome night, i remember i had all the games on multiple screens, the wildcards being decided on the very last day of the season was something great to watch. too bad such event would never happen again, glad i could witness it!

[@evancraven4784]

It may happen this year

[@7trainQbnyc]

This had to be one of the most memorable seasons ever

[@patrickrooney03]

2011 was one of my favorite baseball seasons I enjoyed

[@Xandroz1991]

Had all games going at once haha one of the best nights of my life. Thanks baseball!!

[@Demon-Speeding]

Longo’s walk off home run will always be one of the greatest if not the greatest Tampa bay rays moment of all time

[@gochocitizen]

I was there that night. We almost left in the 6th inning. An old lady friend of ours we brought to the game, said, “No! Let’s stay. We’re coming back. I can feel it.” I thought, “What does she know about baseball.” But my wife and I agreed to stay anyway. The rest is history. I have had major back surgery 3 months earlier. On Longo’s walk-off I was jumping up and down holding on to my crutches for dear life... I love the Rays. I watch videos of that moment and still get all chocked up.

[@Demon-Speeding]

@@gochocitizen that’s awesome man and I’ve had nights to back then where I was like man let’s just leave we are getting our butts spanked and sure enough Longoria, Upton and Zobrist come through in the clutch when we needed them most, I will really miss that Tampa bay team we once had they were spectacular just sad they never could win the World Series together

[@Demon-Speeding]

@@gochocitizen and that’s hilarious man and hope that back surgery went well and hopefully the excitement from Longo didn’t mess anything up😂

[@gochocitizen]

@@Demon-Speeding that sure was one heck of a team. I love everything about the organization. Even the radio and TV announcers. Last year’s team (2020) was spectacular as well. Wish we had kept Blake Snell and Charlie Morton. We need a couple of good pitchers.

[@Demon-Speeding]

@@gochocitizen it sure was man I miss those times but we do have a great team again currently but I do agree we needed to keep some good pitchers and yeah and I to really like the announcers

[@gfc_wd0129]

I’m a Rangers fan and I still get chills seeing the score between the O’s and Sox

[@famguy218]

One of the greatest seasons ever.

[@dylanjohnson4022]

2nd craziest night of baseball I’ve ever seen! And the craziest would come only a month later in Game 6 of the WS 🤟🏻

[@randomman3321]

The Rangers were one strike away from winning the world series

[@tmcwas3717]

@@randomman3321 twice

[@juancastellanos2254]

I will never forget that night at Tropicana, after de 3rd inning I wanted to leave, my then 8 year old son wanted one of the dippin' dots ice creams they sell in the tiny helmets, so I got him one at sat down while he ate it. Thank God he was with me, he's the reason I ended up staying through the most IMPROBABLE, IMPOSSIBLE and ultimately most exiting day in baseball history. What this video doesn't say, is that entering the month Tampa was 9 1/2 games behind Boston, all the Red Sox had to do was win 1 more, or Tampa to lose 1 more game during that month and it was over. But if I remember correctly, they lost 17 of their games INCLUDING that fateful 162. Tampa was 1/2 game behind entering the night, and NY got to an early 7-0 lead, I just thought there was no way that the baseball Gods would smile on Tampa that night like that. - Lester was pitching for Boston and then out of nowhere it started raining, and it rained long enough for Lester (their ACE) to cool off to not be able to get back on the mound - Dan Johnson hits a 2 out, 9 inning, bases empty Home Run to tie the game (he had hit like 100 for the season and only had 1 Home Run the entire year) - Longoria hits 2 Home Runs and has 4 RBI's even though he had been sick for a few days - And adding insult to injury it was a former Rays (Carl Crawford) who missed the last out for Boston that allowed the Orioles to win the game, a guy that Boston payen 170 million in a trade with THE RAYS! It was truly insane!

[@michaelrodriguez1049]

God said " I'm going to shock the world for the American League watch this" this is a moment that will last forever in baseball

[@jacobbriscoe1910]

This is why baseball is the best sport out there

[@alvaropuerta5283]

What a night

[@cardinalman7]

Best year of baseball no cap

[@cangri1788]

I remember the Braves were like 8 games up in the wild card at the begging of September and chokes badly letting the Cards win it in the last day and the WS later.

[@TheShadowflare1]

cangri1788 in August the cardinals where 10 and a half games out of a wild card spot. 2011 was a magical year for baseball. Story book ending to the regular season and a sensational playoff run.

[@hunterj5697]

Wasn’t this the same year of the legendary “infield fly game” with the braves and cards. I’m a braves fan and watching that game pissed me off.

[@EShum]

yep... lots of things went in our favor during the last month of the season and then postseason

[@TheShadowflare1]

Vlogs and games With Hunter that was 2012 or something I believe

[@lemarquis7375]

Shadowflare yeah it was the 2012 wildcard game

[@dancingvanillabear]

I hope the creator of this video got paid.

[@SenorTortas]

obviously. It's probably something like media content position under mlb

[@drewkahn3595]

I made this video and the MLB said I had no right to use it and so I cant do anything about it

[@SenorTortas]

Drew Kahn exactly this video or a version, something like it but not quite similar?

[@stonerbellinger8679]

SeñorTortas this is the exact video posted like 5 years ago. Look it up and it's the exact same

[@SenorTortas]

Nick Perez Final Day of 2011 Baseball Season by antigov84. This ain't right

[@jmreasor10]

I remember it like it was yesterday, anytime we beat the Yankees it's awesome, but for this night to go the way it went, most epic regular season game of this rays fans life lol

[@BG-yr9zs]

What a crazy awesome night i was there and remember it like yesterday. I was sitting in section 210 where we could see the camera mans feed on the red sox game.

[@Kronikman07]

what a crazy end to the regular season

[@jbstudios8221]

As a Rangers fan, it hurts even when I hear “2011” and “baseball” in the same sentence. 5:30 made me puke.

[@liammcfarlin3923]

and later this lead on to one of the greatest WS ever and the legend of David Freese

[@fryncyaryorvjink2140]

You can't play the loser broadcast on the Orioles game, Gary Thorne!!! Gary Thorne!!! That red sox guy sounds like joe buck

[@cprocks12345]

Nabre Labre don’t u dare insult don orsilo

[@fruitbythefoote]

Agreed! Thorne's call was far superior!

[@shoukatsukai]

Thorne's was great, it's just he botched the call when he said Andino's single was headed into "right" field when it was clearly to left lmao

[@fryncyaryorvjink2140]

I'm just talking about the final call of course

[@charlesys]

One of the, if not the most, dramatic night in baseball history.

[@derrickrr5516]

As a Cardinals fan I’ll never forget that night. I thought the Rays victory was the most unlikely and most impressive though.

[@velusional]

mlb 12 the show intro memories

[@brandonroberts4815]

And here we are again…

[@markokuhar670]

Came to this video for the exact same reason today😂

[@kamalporter706]

It was fun as a Orioles fan that night

[@sstarlingarcia1238]

They didn win anything and also Rays and Yankees lost in the first round😊

[@PTCello]

I game here just after the Rays won 2020 WS game 4. What a game!

[@arsenal-slr9552]

Anyone remember going to school or work earlier that day and you couldn't stop thinking about what would happen later that night when these games started

[@TC-fp8cr]

The 2011 Cardinals had the most dramatic run of any team in baseball history.

[@JasonSmith-qe3vb]

This night broke my heart as a braves fan.

[@bestbrosstudios8042]

Craziest! Day! Ever!

[@evanhullinger2900]

Yessir. This was the best night in baseball I can ever remember. It was fun.

[@fantasticvoyage262]

Happy flight! Happy flight! Happy flight!

[@sportel4644]

I'm a red sox fan and I watched the red Sox somehow squander two leads and end their season the day my grandpa died. Not one of my happier memories.

[@iamthepapi6622]

The magic is coming back under the arch to St Louis this year the world series will be held here and won here I can feel it. I'm coming back to the stadium for a bunch of games this year it's going to happen!!

[@mattnaylor4491]

I will always remember this night. And I'm an orioles fan which is sad to say now lol.

[@JohnDoe-ol3yz]

I think this was the year that both the Braves and the Red Sox had huge leads in the wildcard race, and we're eliminated on the last day of the season. I remember all the predictions late in the season were that the Braves and red Sox making the playoffs were a given.

[@jonburk8306]

Best night of baseball ever!

[@evanrox1]

I was focused on Rangers/Angels early on because Texas had to win to secure home field in the ALDS. After they won, I then switched to NYY/TB & BOS/BAL to see who TEX would face.

[@brookethomas5921]

This night was crazy

[@nowitizkisson]

I was glued to the tv as a rays fan. I remember they showed Boston just lost and longo went deep seconds later!

[@jbstudios8221]

Which hr was more clutch, Longoria’s 8th inning hr or Dan Johnson’s game tying hr

[@damonrosania]

Dan Johnson bc he was atrocious that year and he did it with 2 outs and 2 strikes

[@alexvratsanos5227]

Damon Rosania agreed, his OPS+ was just 11!

[@T.oronto]

Dan Johnson no doubt. Man came to the plate with literally one job to do and he got it done

[@acruzro95]

Longoria more important becasue it actually gave us a chance. But dan johnson. That dude was batting like .150

[@dawson4876]

This is still the best video ever

[@Ghostrider6A]

The best night overall in MLB history, bar none. Individual teams may have had more memorable nights, but not overall.

[@joeomalley2835]

What a crazy day of baseball, all on the last day.