The Inning Capped Off By Jose Bautista's Iconic Home Run Was Just Flat-Out INSANE!

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[@MLB]

Can confim, absolutely amazing inning

[@donutboi6187]

Thank you baseball

[@Ahmoddholland]

Very cool

[@cyberattack3242]

Hello

[@kingraj3433]

go jays

[@lsuperior]

thank you intern person

[@TN-wv6ok]

Almost forgot about the “I’d rather get punched in may, than Knocked Out in October” sign. That guy is a legend

[@blazingmatt4299]

This brings back memories

[@atl_h2_nw]

lol too bad everyone still hates that crappy player and is on odor's side.

[@SuperVoidBoyz]

@@atl_h2_nw someone still big mad about it lol.

[@tomthebomb557]

By far the best baseball comeback of all time.

[@atl_h2_nw]

@@tomthebomb557 no. game five world series 2017 had most comebacks, best comebacks, and was the greatest game of recent time.

[@imCurveee]

I was downtown in Toronto for this game and I'm telling you when Bautista hit that home run the entire city shook

[@kermitfrog593]

Can confirm.

[@KDO_KaedenDaOne]

I did a front flip over my couch and I have never been able to do a front flip before or after. My whole block went up with a scream, all in unison

[@DezenIsLost27]

bro I was at the game and I can confirm

[@jrssww]

I was living in Germany at the time and I was losing my mind watching this at 4am on a work day. It was worth being a zombie at Work the next day!

[@lorenzodawkins7500]

I felt it in Mississippi 😂😂😂

[@acfresh8968]

"BAUTISTA WITH THE DRIVE, DEEP LEFT FIELD, NO DOUBT ABOUT IT !"

[@apa182]

That call... Legendary....

[@ahmedalizzy090]

Don forget the air horn. That sound bite is ingrained in my memory and I’m not even a blue jays fan

[@acfresh8968]

Ahmed Izzy no question, the sound of the ball getting destroyed by Jose’s bat, the explosion of the fans and the air horn, it was the perfect moment, i’m also not a Jays fan, but in my opinion it was the greatest ball game i have ever watched

[@acfresh8968]

Carlos182 i’m not even a Jays fan and i get chills from it, the whole moment was unbelievable

[@ShadowBaofu]

@@acfresh8968 The announcers talked about "they're gonna ask where you were when that happened" I was at a bar in Toronto and when Bautista hit that bomb the entire place exploded in cheers, and everyone broke out into a Jose chant for about 3 minutes, even through Encarnacion's at bat.

[@MikeJr9284]

5 years ago, the Rangers whined about Bautista's epic bat flip. 5 years later, they whined about Tatis swinging with a 3-0 count.

[@noah_that_bills_fan1613]

Lol I don't know why the Tatis swing got so much backlash. Nothing is wrong with that, at least in my opinion

[@scottcarter6623]

the respond to Tatis swinging was everything that is wrong with Baseball. He did nothing wrong. His own manager is a disgrace.

[@stevencooke6451]

I have no respect for the Rangers. Or the other team from the Lone Star State.

[@ckendall67]

Ah, Texas Rangers doin' Texas Rangers things like that Lol.

[@johndotcue]

@@stevencooke6451 Texas teams are trash right now lol

[@MrIAgreeToDisagree]

This team, despite not winning, still holds a warm spot in my heart. They were so exciting to watch, hitting bombs almost every game.

[@chadwellington2524]

That team was stacked

[@LexTan]

Considering how difficult it is in this day and age in any league to hoist the championship trophy, the fact that the Blue Jays were able to clinch the AL East and advance to the ALCS in the manner they did was good enough for me. I don't mind they didn't get to the World Series, but I did mind that there were very questionable calls in Game 6 of the Royals series and if the Jays had beat KC, they likely would have defeated the Mets in the "First York vs New York" World Series. And yes, I know Toronto isn't really the first York when you consider the UK, but i think it could have been marketed as such.

[@398744]

Wait a whole video about the inning where the bat flip happened and you dont even show the batflip?!

[@stevencooke6451]

I couldn't believe that wasn't shown since it explains the smelly Odor punch the next year.

[@supervision4137]

steven cooke probably a Rangers fan

[@johndotcue]

We already know what it looks like haha, don't think it's needed at this point

[@lorddominicus4823]

Tuna On A Stick we don’t need it we want it😂😂😂😂😂

[@taylorarmstrong7762]

I know right it makes no sense

[@bigb7022]

Imagine being at the game and going to the bathroom this inning

[@big5132]

Oh don't worry it was like a 50 minute inning you probably still would have caught most of it

[@bigb7022]

Unless ur taking a big one

[@fatninjacatmatt]

What are you giving birth?

[@nolanritsema1058]

fatninjacatmatt sometimes it feels like that yeah

[@swisschaletsauce]

I was at this game and i did not go to the bathroom this inning

[@bendrescher7185]

Funny how that play that got the Rangers the go ahead run is a play that literally never happens in the MLB and that fact that it’s forgotten really tells you how great of an inning it was...

[@razkable]

That's why it feels rigged...like they were not suppose to get that run so the rest of the inning was bs to make up for it...three errors in a row by elvis is hard to imagine

[@JackDeSilver]

@@razkablewell it feels but it isn’t, the postseason has so much pressure to it

[@Steveo3420]

I'll never forget watching this game, and inning unfold. As a Jays fan, I'd personally waited 11 years to watch a playoff game. So in that series deciding game, to go through that range of emotions in 45 minutes worth of 7th inning...it's almost indescribable. Unforgettable, no doubt.

[@ducttape82]

22 year wait for me, hard to believe the last Blue Jays playoff run before that series ended with Joe Carter's Home Run, and a 10 year old me jumping around my parents basement in utter excitement 🙂

[@CooperHernick]

I'm so happy that you guys decided to finally do a video about the greatest inning ever, as a blue jay fans really happy.

[@rydawg26]

I’m assuming you weren’t old enough to remember the Carter Walk Off to win the WS

[@CooperHernick]

@@rydawg26 you're right I do have recency bias because I am 16

[@andrewdougherty9457]

@@rydawg26 I was going to say this inning is a close second to the "Touch 'em all, Joe!" moment.

[@rydawg26]

Cooper Hernick - makes sense

[@atl_h2_nw]

lol ya as a blue jays an you gotta re live the one good inning they had that one time.

[@jamesdroz566]

I love how you guys are finally doing consistent uploads. I’ve been watching for 2 years and this is just amazing.

[@austinmiller1477]

unforgettable... my first playoff experience as a Blue Jays fan. What a wild ride 2015 was

[@bigkahuna5381]

This video doesn’t do the inning justice, you need to watch the full thing

[@NingaMusic]

Nothing like watching this inning live, as a Jays fan i've never been so angry in my life as when they scored a run on the ball hitting Choo's batt. But never felt better than watching Jose smack it outta the park

[@kermitfrog593]

True. Baseball is a game lives in the in-between moments. That's where all the tension is.

[@joeyfreitas1942]

I remember the very next season odor bat flipped on a single. What a tool

[@Paulafan5]

Everyone gets it wrong; Jose didn't flip his bat. He grabbed the barrel and hurled it at the dugout. There's a difference.

[@wagglewiggle]

@@Paulafan5 no he didn't

[@curtiss.9241]

@@Paulafan5 he fuckin through it. He treated it by the handle dummy. He bat flipped so hard that I’m still big mad at it since I’m a Texas fan.

[@seankrolyk5814]

He just bat flipped on a fly out last week. Dudes a certified clown

[@stevencooke6451]

He deserves his ugly last name.

[@williamritchie7161]

I have never yelled and cheered at a screen so hard from any event. I got home from work early and was able to watch this whole game and dam. One of those moments you remember where you were. I remember my roommate being like wtf and running down stairs when he hit that homerun. He thought i won the lottery, i was jumping up and down and yelling and cheering and just goosebumbs. Get them now even thinking about it

[@ianduval8710]

I still get goosebumps every time I see anything about this inning. I'm a HUGE Blue Jays fan, and I remember vividly watching this game live, and the roller-coaster of emotions that I felt throughout the game.

[@kurtmooreca]

Most emotional ride of my life. From pure defeat and anger and a stupid ruling. (the ump took off his mask and put his hands up that is time in every game I played growing up) To absolute elation when Joey Bats hit that bomb. Baseball Gods are merciful.

[@MrIAgreeToDisagree]

That's what still annoys me about that inning. The ref called the play dead, but then they allowed the run? Makes no sense.

[@ShakeItLittleTina]

Greatest bat flip in history. Don’t @ me

[@raggededge82]

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[@Kune35]

THAT HE DOESN'T EVEN MENTION IN THE VIDEO

[@RAEN74]

@@Kune35 yeah wtf?!? The bat flip to end all bat flips?;?

[@Jbsuperits]

Tim Anderson

[@iLuseMy1v1s]

Agree

[@dryqu]

The fact that Donaldson and Bautista were once on the same team frightens me

[@willdaly8361]

That's why pitchers were scared of us, we had donaldson batting 2and, bautista 3rd, edwin, 4th, the scariest batting trio in the league at the time

[@aiaproductions9319]

And Encarnacion lol

[@mensrea1251]

Modern day “Murders’ Row”. No pitcher felt comfortable navigating those 3 demons. There were at bats with those 3 involved where the body language clearly showed the pitcher was defeated before the first pitch.

[@SimonSez83]

It's been 5 years. I watched this countless time. I still get goose bumps. My favorite toronto sport moment. The shot is almost equal...

[@Akumpo274]

I say the shot is better. Game 7 vs a division rival that had a history going back to the Iverson vs Carter days, and that led us to the city's first big league championship in over 25 years.

[@SimonSez83]

@@Akumpo274 it is a sound argument. My counter argument is that basketball has tons of these crazy finish moments. What happened during that inning was unique and is a pretty rare baseball moment. That's why if edges it out to me. But hey we re splitting hair

[@Akumpo274]

@@SimonSez83 True. Both moments were iconic for the city, and up there with Joe Carter's Home Run as the best moment in Toronto Sports History

[@nickpokorny388]

Years later I still go back and watch that inning. Mind-blowing

[@msmitty2718]

93 world series game with Todd Stottlemyer doing the face slide And the eventual 15-14 win by the BlueJays was a memorable one But this game was crazy good Bautista was legendary.

[@trevj40]

As a Jays fan I’ll never not get goose bumps watching everything that happened that inning. And then I was there live for the Donaldson slide the next year. Great video!

[@sid7088]

I experienced nearly every emotion during that game, ending with great joy.

[@bigmanham6721]

Watched this inning live, was absolutely charged

[@josechavez4944]

And this is way I became a Jays fan, all because of this, and it was my first baseball game I ever watched too. It was insane!!!

[@Slotducks]

How do you not show the alternate view of José's bat flip? Absolutely ICONIC and THE STANDOUT moment of the inning??!?!?!

[@AlexStap]

still got goosebumps! An inning/game ill never forget

[@Kevin-jl5lw]

Great video bruh! Just great!!!!! Brings me back when I watched this live, the wave of emotions, anger, hatred, surprise, excitement, NO FUCKING WAYYYYY!! That inning had it all!

[@darouge]

Could probably go down as the greatest game in history. That 7th inning was just insane

[@huhheger]

This whole inning was just a way of “ball doesn’t lie”😂😂

[@paulliewallnuts3278]

Unforgettable, I remember that ball off the bat call and it still makes me mad, The ump called off the play right away.

[@loganjain2802]

I’ll never forget this inning. I stayed home “sick” from school that day just to watch this game and man did it not disappoint😂

[@mathieuroy1301]

Expos fan here, yes this is the greatest inning in recent baseball history

[@aJazzyBagel]

Love the Arrested Development reference! Glad a "Swing and a Drive!" made the video also. Best wishes Buck!

[@iLuseMy1v1s]

That inning was incredible and that joey bats bat flip was 100% justified. The crowd was electric.

[@hollydaly4608]

unforgetable

[@KardiFan2000]

The best moment that I've witnessed in my life as a Jays fan, other than celebrating the '92 WS win with my family as a young boy (don't recall seeing '93 for some reason).

[@jakeseyda3541]

One of the greatest moments in sports history, great video

[@barnold23]

Unforgettable. Edit: As a sports fan, I've gotta say that this inning was easily the most engrossing inning of baseball that I have ever seen. It may be the most intense period of play of any sporting event that I've ever seen. Edit 2: As a Blue Jays fan, I must say that Bautista's bat flip home run may have eclipsed Carter's game 6, World Series winning, walk-off, three run homer as my favourite Blue Jays moment of all time... lol, YEAH RIGHT!!! But it is definitely a close second...

[@JM.TheComposer]

This video only scratches the surface! The magic of the Blue Jays 2015 Season, the trades the team made, the performance of Odor in the series, the official rule governing what happens then the ball deflects off the batter, the 7th inning base running tactics from Russell Martin taking advantage of the left handed first baseman, the game within the game of the wheel play, leading to the Dalton Pompeii pinch runner. You could literally make a 60 minute video on this! Baseball was revitalized all across Canada because of this team, and the Blue Jays brought some of the highest revenue to the MLB of almost any team. I actually saw the Blue Jays live for the first time since 1991 or something that just. It was pure luck, as I got to see David Price on a Saturday afternoon, having bought the ticket even before he was traded. What a team. What a Season. Memories will last a lifetime!

[@johnpauljimenez6383]

As a Rangers fan, the home run still haunts me to this day!

[@MrBnjjackson]

Saw it as it happened and probably 100 times since. I’ll never get tired of that inning.

[@benpeltola1364]

Either their stadium is really prone to shaking or the Toronto fans were just *that* hyped up for that couple of years.

[@samcrowell8437]

Just hyped

[@kf4744]

The entire country was crazy. The GTA was absolutely insane during these playoff runs.

[@BrandonFrancey]

It was absolutely insane, The TFC team was at their field about 3km away and they could hear the roar of the fans when that home run was hit. They turned to one another and said, something good must have happened.

[@lucky247365]

@@BrandonFrancey hahaha....as much as I would like to believe it there is no way the sound could travel that far with the roof closed. Maybe if the roof was open, but the noise would have been kept in by the roof. Maybe he was thinking about the next year where Edwin hit a game winner walk off hr in the wild card game...the roof was opened for that one.

[@Wozrop]

Was there, can confirm, just that hyped.

[@mathbathh]

2015-2019 will be remembered forever in Toronto. Both bc of the blue jays and the raptors. I can’t wait for a time like that to bless the six once again. W

[@Xmjxmbo]

im gonna show my future kids this video

[@nicolacarswell9888]

Unforgettable game, a couple things to add: the umps originally called the play dead in the top half of the inning, which might have contributed to the run scoring, although it was probably coming home regardless. Secondly the punch to Bautista came in the last game the Rangers faced the blue Jays in of the season which was pretty uncool. Great vid!

[@thekopytos4257]

the innining was so stressful as a jay fan it ended perfectly in my eyes

[@bobbucks]

Bautista took that punch in the face like a champ. He had it coming after the bat flip and he got it. Fantastic couple years of Blue Jays baseball!!

[@ChairmanMeow1]

I remember watching this live and literally thinking "this is one of the craziest innings I've ever seen in my life"

[@whittensparks9296]

You gotta love the bat flip by josh

[@parrotbrothers6703]

I’m a rangers fan and after this game I spent like 10 minutes crying

[@wagglewiggle]

Jays fans did to for other reasons

[@theactiveboys2242]

Go rangers

[@chadwellington2524]

Its ok, as a Leafs fan we did the same thing after blowing the 4-1 lead to the Bruins in game 7

[@jayit6851]

To this day the Rangers are still salty about home runs hit against them

[@crazypolite]

2:52 The series of **FORTUNATE** events 😝😜

[@BrandonFrancey]

This was an amazing game that just kept 1uping it self. There is a whole series of highlights from Edwin crushing a home run to tie the game at 2-2, Kevin Pillar making a diving catch to save a run. Stroman pitched very well to limit the Rangers to only 2 runs. Osuna pitched a 5 out save including inherited runners in the 8th. But all of that was overshadowed by the 7th inning. A part of the frustration was that this was Toronto's first playoff game in 23 years. We could finally stop talking about 92-93. Then to loose the first two games and about to be eliminate without even winning a game? They fought back in Texas and forced a game five. They fought back to tie it 2-2. Then when that ball hit Cho's bat and Texas scored was one of the most draining events in sports. Not like this, don't let Toronto be eliminate because of the most bullshit, fluke play ever to happen in pro sports. If Texas just played better then so be it, but not like this. Then Texas just fell apart. Maybe it was the roar of the fans, the pressure of holding a 1 run lead in an elimination game, who knows. Then in the inning that overshadowed the entire game, came the home run and bat flip that overshadowed the 7th inning it self. It wasn't a walk off home run but it might as well have been one. That 3 run shot took the wind out of the Rangers sails. They might get a few more runners on base in the 8th and 9th but were never a threat of tying the game back up, let alone taking the lead. Love it or hate it, the bat flip was an exclamation point that said "Finally!" All the years of battling in the AL east where 90 wins gets you 3rd place. Bautista being a home run leader 2 years in a row and still not making the playoffs. Battling all season long to come back and win the division, battling to come back down 2 games in Texas. Battling game 5 down 2 runs to tie it. With that home run, Finally we can breath. we're on top. It wasn't an insult towards Texas, though they will tell you different, it was celebration in it's purist form. It's a shame they didn't go all the way.

[@Someguythatsometimescomments]

And now in the AL East more than 90 wins gets you fourth place!

[@adamvolasko225]

What a great summary, it reminded me of why that series was so emotions for all Jays fans. It reminds me why, even after all these years, I still have a hatred for Amish kids ......

[@hmmm9411]

ngl kinda feel for Elvis

[@SteeleZack]

Non of the players on the 2015 and 2016 Toronto Blue Jays playoff rosters are on the team now. The only coaching staff that are still with the organization are pitching coach Pete Walker and 3rd base coach Luis Rivera. The last players to leave the organization that were on both rosters were 1B/DH Justin Smoak and RP Ryan Tepera who left via FA this last off-season.

[@austinreed5805]

The luck of the Texas Rangers summarized.

[@WaffleMan]

Austin Reed were so unlucky

[@wisdommapping9406]

I’m not sure if I’m the only one, but I thought Elvis sold this game.

[@dee1458]

Evidently Texas had 2 saved up 2015 ALDS Game 5 errors, for timely use at Game 3 of 2016 ALDS!

[@jonhoge153]

I was there for this live. It was the wildest emotional rollercoaster ive ever been part of. As far as the batflip goes, i vividly remember remarking that bautista was still at home plate as the other players started crossing home

[@marc-andreveilleux2659]

Absolutly crazy inning, 6 years later, my hairs still raises at that homerun, i watch that inning at least once a year :)

[@kermitfrog593]

I was bartending a corporate party but didn't have a view of a tv screen. I remember a lot of silence, than deafening roars. I knew something big happened but didn't realize how big til I watched the highlights later on. Greatest inning in baseball history.

[@hoochski69]

Excellent and entertaining. An inning I'll never forget!

[@jonathanmelendez6953]

The 2015-16 Jays vs Rangers rivalry is a short but sweet one, especially if you’re a Jays fan

[@zsedcftglkjh]

How many playoff series have the Jays won in the last ten years? Yeah...that's what I thought.

[@jonathanmelendez6953]

@@zsedcftglkjh Ya, I know they suck now. Genuinely, what point are you tryna make pal?

[@Charlie-qy1fc]

I never knew anything else about this game but the HR. Absolutely blew my mind watching it.

[@unknowndayglo7455]

I'm giddy watching this, this was insane! i remember losing my absolute mind!

[@cameronjones2200]

Honestly the blue jays made a riot

[@bdubs9754]

I was 7 when this happened and I just remember being downstairs with my whole family and it was just crazy everyone was flipping out and I always get chills when I hear that horn 👍

[@Ryan-mh5ge]

Awesome video man. One of my favourite games ever.

[@boogie711]

I was at that game, way up in the nose-bleeds. If you watch the clip, you hear this massive foghorn that goes off when a Blue Jay hits a Home Run. It was loud, electric and tense. Jose hits the ball... I watch it go through the air, and then disappear behind my sightline... and the crowd went NUTS. It was SO loud, I couldn't actually hear the foghorn. My ears were ringing for 3 days afterwards.

[@afortinsky]

Unforgettable!

[@A._.._.._.._.._.._.._.x-13-13]

8:43 good point

[@oscarvr5364]

I will never forget being at that game sitting in nosebleed seats while beer cans rained over my head onto the field, then 20 mins later hugging and celebrating with random strangers as the ball sailed over the left field wall

[@walterrankin9469]

Was at this game and the experience was insane. So much happened in between the innings you couldn't see on TV!

[@RobGoldstein]

unforgettable. I know where I was and who i was with watching that game.

[@ckendall67]

Almost 5 years since this happened if you can believe it....doesn't even seem like it's been 5 years already..... :-o I still remember watching all of this unfold that day. You just couldn't even process it at the time, it was just WILD and insane. Felt like the whole inning was a build-up to something big, you could almost feel the top was ready to blow off, and then, IT happened....the Bautista HR and 'Bat Flip'. Pure insanity. I literally was jumping around like crazy when it happened. :-D What a ballgame. Arguably one of the most memorable moments in baseball of the 2010's. :-)

[@cheex18]

I will be watching tonight as my Jays take on the Rays in playoff action... thanks for the trip down memory lane.

[@nolby1758]

The goosebumps and chills,man. The second most epic homerun in Jay's history, just fu*king epic!!

[@therealminihoopmaster]

I have seen this video like 6 times I smile every Jose hits the homer but not the first time

[@MrChilly92]

Was there, still get chills watching and hearing it

[@Triple87]

Dude, brilliant. This was one of the most exciting seasons of baseball I got to watch. That team was awesome. The bat flip will live on in jays history. It's funny, 2015, 2016. I don't know how many times I had people think I was Jose. I even had a dude that looked like Kevin Pillar ask me to do impersonations with him. 🤣🤣

[@CallumMoorekw]

GO JAYS!! Thx for the vid! Those fans seemed brutal though.

[@MindTravelsChannel]

That inning was bananas!

[@mikac2002]

Its funny cuz this is the only complete baseball game i've ever watched in my life. Im from canada and this particular game was advertised a lot has a must watch. Since it was raining outside, i just said "yeah why not can't be that bad". IDK why but when Bautista hitted that ball, i've never screamed louder at my TV in my entire life. I will allways remember this game has the only baseball game i've ever watched and i got lucky cuz i just witnessed history without even knowing

[@yyzyyc9564]

Greatest baseball game I had the pleasure of attending, Rogers Center was electric that night

[@Paulafan5]

Weren't you scared? It was ugly in the top of that inning. If Jose didn't hit that home run, there would have been a nasty riot, I think.

[@jacobc5747]

@@Paulafan5 no there wouldn't have been lmao

[@PrimeTime015]

Great inning

[@MistaSkilla692]

One of the ones I managed to catch live, I knew it would be historic when it was happening

[@CalCalCal6996]

Unforgettable, that inning hooked me on jays baseball

[@Doodliedee]

How could you not show the Bautista bat flip!?!?!?!?

[@DEVOsingh]

I worked Beer Hawking in the lower bowl for both those years and still do. I can tell you, the energy...it was crazy

[@furioussherman7265]

2:48 Unless you're a Blue Jays fan, that is. Then it's the single greatest sequence of events ever.

[@RapidRevolver420]

Those were some great years for the Jays, I haven't seen that since 92 and 93 back to back.

[@cchangg]

Watched that inning live..... never gonna forget in the next few lives.

[@ag02chs]

First time commenter so I wanted to say how much I love the originality of your channel as innovation in covering any of the big 3 sports has gotten more difficult as time passes. I look forward to each video you come out with and thanks for the hard work! That being said, I have to disagree about the 2nd Elvis "error" mentioned... was that actually called an error on Elvis? Because to me that would be an error on the first baseman for the poor throw, and everyone knows that lefties have trouble throwing the ball around the infield as seen the next year when the same 1st baseman made the error to lose the game. Remember, Elvis isn't a first baseman who has to scoop the ball consistently on errant throws and that hop the ball took was not the most kind to Elvis and was kind of an in-betweener bounce. Him being involved in the play at all makes it mention-worthy as the other two errors were atrocious but I could forgive him for the 2nd "error" mentioned... again, do you know if it was called an error on Elvis? Thanks!

[@jeffdollaz]

One of the most iconic moments in all sports history

[@jamesnialG]

I'm not a baseball fan, but this is the only game I've ever watched live on TV. Just thought it would be interesting to see how the local Canadian team was doing. I remember this whole inning very clearly. Had no idea it went down to become so iconic.

[@SnowSkateRide]

I was at this game, when joey hit the home run I broke someone’s glasses and he looked at me and said “F**k it” and celebrated like animals. That was the best day of my life

[@johnriehl3200]

Some moments will always stick with me like, "Deep left center field, no doubt about it!"