Top 10 Greatest Catches in MLB History

[@OsageRevival]

The Gary Matthews Jr catch to me is in the top 3 all time. He took his eyes off the ball, had about half a second to track it, then caught it blind. Still makes my jaw drop.

[@michaelthompson2237]

The Angels gave him $50 million for that catch months later

[@Goldussst]

Personally i think it's the greatest catch ever

[@sambafreak13]

this and Kevin Pillar's catch for Toronto in LF are my two favorite of all-time. Also, Austin Jackson catching the first out of the 9th inning of Gallaraga's perfect game on a dead sprint toward the CF wall still gives me chills

[@DeanOMiite]

The Matthews catch is my vote for number one of all time. There are lots and lots of lots of choices (frankly I'm not even sure the Jim Edmonds one was HIS best, let alone one of THE best) but when I think of all the baseball I've ever watched, I always come back to this one. Also, Jackie Bradley Jr had one in extra innings against Baltimore that was equally ridiculous.

[@sambafreak13]

@@DeanOMiite i hear ya. have you seen the Pillar catch I'm talking about?

[@jcallaway1617]

Jim Edmonds going full speed and completely laying out with his back facing home plate is the greatest catch of all time! Andruw Jones over the shoulder "Spiderman" catch is also top 10.

[@kens2328]

Edmonds was a nightmare monster that haunted every batter foolish enough to hit anything anywhere near center.

[@kragratt]

Agreed. There are a lot of good ones but that is still the greatest catch I’ve ever seen.

[@anthonypastore8378]

Agreed better then pretty much all of these

[@garhead169]

Yes, Edmonds catch against KC is the GOAT. And for it to be excluded from this list is absolutely insane.

[@chrisbriano3153]

Agree on Edmonds full sprint over the shoulder straight back catch. I commented: "Wasnt even Edmonds or Griffey's greatest catches. I also liked the time Otis Nixon got 12feet in the air to make a grab. Reminded me of the days when Spud Webb won the dunk contest! kzbin.info/www/bejne/jYSrq3qqhd1rsNE

[@Wemyss333]

Wheres Dwayne Wise Jr. When he saved the Perfect game for Mark Buehlre

[@ofivecento]

I was just coming on here to say the same. Some of this was low hanging fruit, but at least he had the Willie Mays catch on here

[@joeheid2776]

Should be on here. I get the cuteness of the Griffey catch, but cmon.

[@roberthill799]

Yeah and the Jeter catch? Ok he flew into the stands AFTER the catch which made it dramatic but that play should be made by ANY MLB SS. Dwayne Wise's catch was way better and much more significant. But there is an upside. We don't have to hear Harrelson.

[@markbrowning4334]

Well, it is youtube. If anyone can fail to do a simple job thouroughly, its a youtuber. I was looking for the Jim Edmonds catch. They at least got that right.

[@KevinMiller-xn5vu]

​@@roberthill799What do people like you have against Ken Harrelson anyway? Just because he was passionate about the White Sox is no reason to sling mud on him.

[@JRollster003]

This is NOWHERE NEAR the best list of Catches of All Time.......

[@kvernon1]

Don't just say that without giving us some examples of the greatest please.

[@ticharribetikymo257]

​@@kvernon1 He can say what he wants. I wanted to call you something but KZbin wouldn't let me. This is a stupid list with triple plays.

[@thatsquirrelguy1]

​@@kvernon1I'll give you at least half a dozen, and they're all by Kevin Pillar.

[@jasonertle4185]

All of these except the Ken Griffey Jr. catch have a good argument to be on this list. I would probably rearrange them though. Griffey’s catch was just a routine catch. The only reason it was put on here was that he took it away from his father. That’s not a good enough reason to be on this list.

[@scottbogen1168]

@@kvernon1Ichiro at #8… that catch isn’t even in Ichiro’s top 3 catches.

[@sethtate2079]

Otis Nixon climbing 12 foot wall to rob Andy van-slyke was the best I've ever seen. The Jim Edmonds catch with the angels was also a top 5 all time at least. Jeter making a running catch and then diving in the front row isn't anywhere near the top catches of all time.

[@howie9751]

I'm a Yankees fan but I agree with you about his catch. Great, but not up near the top of any list.

[@skontch1]

That catch by Jeter wasn't in the top 5000 catches of all-time. Laughable that that catch would be included

[@rezzzzmeeee3046]

I remember that… Amazing

[@glensmillie5101]

Spiderman Nixon and yes it was every bit twelve feet perhaps more 😮

[@ThomasRogan-gc5pi]

T​@@skontch1The catch was good the landing was pretty impressive 😮

[@lifebybill1326]

The most underrated catch is Ron Swaboda catch in game 4 of the 1969 World Series for the Miracle Mets.

[@RobertMiskiewicz]

totally agree...why don't people see it? crazy

[@kvernon1]

Most definitely! I was only 8 years old when I saw that catch but I remember my complete and utter amazement after he caught that ball hit by Brooks Robinson!

[@daisy671]

Otis Nixon's gem of a catch is often overlooked. Kept the winning streak alive and was so well timed.

[@TheDayZCowboy90]

Skip's call is legendary as well

[@JusXbox]

The Endy Chavez catch is the best catch I have ever seen, and it could not have come at a more important time.

[@thedude3065]

it'd probably be higher on the list if Beltran swung the fucking bat

[@mattshollenberger7226]

As a Met fan I would like to take the time to remember Beltran and the day he died in Mets fans hearts. Rip Carlos #Fuckingswingthebat

[@heroldlutz1550]

Beltran should've been up there swinging first pitch and they say he knows so much about baseball!! Take your knowledge to the plate! He was dead to me after that!

[@papas12341]

What is an Endy?

[@Stephen_KB]

As a Cardinals fan, I’m only okay with the catch because of how the series and the playoffs ended for us that year 😉

[@kragratt]

You have Jim Edmonds second best catch.

[@jasonanno3881]

Yeah kind of weird honestly. That other Edmonds catch is so iconic

[@rdspam]

Maybe even third.

[@fightactionnow]

Agreed. His best catch is even better than Willie's catch. I have Willie's catch as #2 because it was one of the first is in its kind and so iconic but Jim's catch has been the best I've ever seen to this day

[@prollins6443]

I maybe a bit biased, but no Kirby Puckett leaping against the fence in the '91 World Series?

[@g-manazapp6088]

Renders this top 10 meaningless.

[@PlanetEarth3141]

It's not about great catches, but great base throws from the outfield. Maybe you should rewatch and ignore the screwy title. Most of these weren't even caught balls.

[@thebeastmaster3453]

@@PlanetEarth3141 facts this was a dumb list 🫤the first couple were a decent running catch/jumping catch and then the guy doubling them up

[@cnf241500]

That Griffey Jr catch where he broke his wrist and many other Griffey Jr highlights missing. Kenny lofton too and many others I'd have rated higher than some of these on this video

[@nohmers18]

Not biased. Just the stupid Yankees being in here twice is too much. I hate the white sux but Dwayne Wise’s catch to secure a PERFECT GAME was WAY better than ichrio and jeter combined. But this guy must slob on the Yankees bats.

[@ballybunion9]

Two words: Ron Swoboda Five more words: Game 4, 1969 World Series

[@joeheid2776]

Wow. I forgot about that catch. Should be a no doubter addition to this list. He caught that ball like 1 inch off the ground.

[@ticharribetikymo257]

@@denisceballos9745 the nursing home has computers?

[@kid_eh]

What's amazing about #9 is that Devon White turned that great catch into a triple play in the World Series. It's too bad the ump missed it. Jays won their 1st championship despite bad officiating throughout

[@jyunoki3452]

Yeah the bias refs/network in that series was atrocious.

[@johntatum1951]

Willie Mays was always my favorite growing up as a baseball loving child...he was a legend, sure, but he was also the nicest guy ever...easy to appreciate how he gave his all on the field. RIP...God bless his family! I am now watching the wonderful tribute to him in Alabama between the Cardinals and the Giants...great stadium where he played in the Negro League as a young man.

[@tomcusack884]

Willie Mays could beat opponents at every facet of the game except pitching. He could patiently get a base on balls, steal 2nd, go to third on a ground ball and score on a sacrifice fly. He could beat the rivals by hitting a home run. He could beat the adversaries with either a great catch or a great throw, sometimes both in the same play. He was a clutch hitter with runners in scoring position. He could beat the other team with his legs, his arm, his glove, or his bat. Great player and a decent man who endured a fair amount of racism.

[@breadedagenda]

Souza's catch is #1 for me. No-hitter on the line, final out, and he absolutely sends it to preserve history.

[@ianbent0n]

Gregor Blanco had a more impressive catch and it was for a perfect game.

[@BugOnAChip]

Dwayne wise’s PERFECT GAME saving catch was way better

[@thosearentpillows5638]

@@BugOnAChip Wise catch didn’t end the game.

[@jasonanno3881]

Thanks I was trying to remember who made this catch

[@GeoffC19]

and he knew it too, diving and catching that ball 2 handed to make sure it didn't bounce out of his glove - cool thinking under massive pressure

[@bubbakemp5817]

Not a bad catch in the whole group! The Ken Griffey Jr catch was funny! His dad was laughing while jogging towards the dugout! That was cool!

[@Tyra_San]

Yeah it’s funny but I don’t think it should be on this list

[@rdspam]

Funny? Sure. Great? No.

[@keithsmith4780]

I once heard that, coming back to the dugout in 1954, Monte Irvin congratulated Mays on making a great catch and Mays said, “What do you mean great? I had it every step of the way.”

[@genestallons5926]

It's hard to be humble when you're that good

[@jessebarfield3419]

Otis Nixon being snubbed is a shame. The old Fulton county fence was like 12 feet and he caught that ball almost another 2 feet above the fence. It also had HUGE implications as it was in the midst of the race to the playoffs with the pirates that lead to the famous sid bream slide.

[@daisy671]

100% agree. One of the best catches I've ever seen live. Kept the long winning streak alive and was just so beautifully timed. I've never seen Otis's catch make a list, and you're right. It's a shame.

[@rgb2219]

yeah instead they put ken griffey jr stealing a catch from dad. also andruw jones not being on here is a crime.

[@Ffollies]

I saw the video of that catch and it doesn't look like the wall is 12 feet. Looks more like 10 feet. I paused it right when Nixon was against the wall and doesn't look like the wall is twice as high as Nixon's height. On of the greatest catches I've seen though.

[@shinyhappyshibas1385]

For me, the Kevin Mitchell barehand on the warning track is the greatest catch ever.

[@thosearentpillows5638]

It’s pretty dope.

[@ticharribetikymo257]

@@thosearentpillows5638 hip AI talk

[@ticharribetikymo257]

@@denisceballos9745 hip AI talk

[@macdisciple]

Yeah. As a NYer the Chavez catch always comes to mind first. I thought the stage would be set for heroics in the bottom of the inning when Chavez came to bat, but... :(

[@briancullen9575]

Endy Chavez is my favorite of the bunch, but David Wright had an over the shoulder bare handed catch one time that was nuts too.

[@P2thaR]

In SD, I remember watching it live. The most underrated catch ever, I've never seen it on any of these "top catch" lists. Diving away from the plate, bare handed... the most difficult catch I've ever seen.

[@lancep4164]

Ron Swoboda’s catch deserves to be high on the list instead of omitted.

[@alextrapp4049]

Edmonds catch as an angel was better than most of these. Also the catch at the end of mark burhles perfect game should be on here as well

[@kens2328]

Edmonds was an absolute beast out there prowling center.

[@JJ-yx5hx]

I remember that catch growing up. Jt snow hit that ball.

[@peteg7946]

Dwayne Wise definitely deserves to be on here. He robbed a home run and saved a Perfect Game for Mark Buerlhe. He almost dropped it after bobbling and eventually caught it with his bare hand. This dude came off the bench to pitch hit in the 8th and played center field in the top of the 9th. Under these circumstances, this is the greatest catch ever made.

[@DD-pc1iu]

You know you can make your own videos too right

[@JJ-yx5hx]

@DD-pc1iu wow no one said the list suckrd. It's called a discussion. Butt hurt much. Smh to much tiny heart syndrome these days.

[@doobie9550]

To me the best part of Willie's catch isn't the jump he got, the route he took, or the catch itself. To be running like that and basically stop on a dime to throw it to the infield is just insane

[@ntodd4110]

ICHIRO!!! I saw him make lots of catches like that on TV - but I'll NEVER forget seeing him DROP one in Toronto!

[@jwilliams6002]

Edmonda has at least 4, that should be on this list.

[@plandrew5423]

this is a weird list tbh but I like that you picked some catches I haven't seen in a while

[@my2cents115]

No Otis Nixon? This list doesn't even count if his catch in the nlcs isn't included. Top 3 of all time considering the circumstance.

[@doublestrokeroll]

I made a "Willie Mays" catch one time messing around with friends. A buddy was hitting fly balls to us. He really gets a hold of one and off the bat I was like, "shit...I'm not getting that one", but then I was like "screw it....give it a shot", just turn and ran full steam to where I thought it was headed. Put the glove out in front of me, heard a whistling sound near my ear and out of the corner of my eye I see the ball sail over my shoulder and perfectly into the glove....lol. Best catch I ever made...in a mean nothing moment....haha..

[@davidwomack264]

As a lefty playing RF, a ball was hit down the line by a right handed batter. It was hooking to the foul line away from me. I took off after it and didn't take my eye off the ball. I stretched out and made a diving backhand grab about 6 inches off the ground across the body. I bounced up and threw the guy out that was running from first to second as he took off not giving me a chance to catch it. The boys loved that one. There were a couple dive over the fence catches but those were on short fences. Tore my pants on one I had to leave the game. Love the game but hockey was a more engaging sport and there was no stop and go like in baseball and the physical aspect of the game appealed to me. I'm close to 70 now and enjoyed reminiscing.

[@doublestrokeroll]

@@davidwomack264 lol...sweet! There's just something about making catches that's so satisfying.

[@davidwomack264]

@@doublestrokeroll I never had the HR power so I made up for it with speed, glove and arm.

[@olliesupreme8425]

I remember watching Gary's catch live. As a 12 year old centerfielder from Texas, I popped off watching that snag.

[@Lateralus-yf3ek]

Great video! I like the replays of each catch. 🍻

[@ArturoRodriguez-xh3vk]

Bo Jackson running on the fence.

[@elarvo7363]

Juan Uribe in ‘05 World Series diving into the stands similar to Jeter Dwayne Wise robbing a home run in the 9th inning of Buehrle’s perfect game Both of those beat the cute Griffey catch but I might be biased

[@rickguerrero2282]

You left out Ron Swaboda’s miraculous backhanded diving catch for the Mets against the Orioles in the 1969 World Series. It is right up there with May’s catch off the Vic Wetrz fly ball. Search KZbin for it.

[@rockrobful]

The greatest catch ever not shown.....Jim Edmonds running and diving straight away from home plate. It was like Willy May's catch if Willy had to dive for it. Shown on ESPN as the greatest catch ever.

[@bauerj3398]

Yeah, no. If Mays was going after Edmonds ball, he does not have to dive. If Edmonds is going after Mays' ball, he does not even come close to it and it is a triple.

[@gregcook1060]

​@@bauerj3398😂 false

[@bauerj3398]

@@gregcook1060 is this you pretending that Edmonds had anywhere near the range of Mays?

[@ticharribetikymo257]

To be fair, ESPN is awful

[@rpc717]

Ron Swoboda in the '69 Series

[@NYJ1999]

Griffey Jr had so many incredible catches that should’ve made the list over the one that did. Dewayne Wise’s catch that preserved Mark Buehrle’s perfect game should be here too. And for the best catch a pitcher has ever made (not necessarily meaning it should make this list), I’ll nominate Joba Chamberlain’s lay out on a bunt attempt by Cleveland’s Kelly Shoppach.

[@fishingthelist4017]

I would call it one of the funniest catches of all time.

[@jamiejohnson2278]

Where is Kirby Puckett's catch from game 6 of the 1991 World Series. That is better than most on this list. Please update to include that catch.

[@ericschminke8233]

On August 1st, 2017, Austin Jackson of the Indians flipped over the right center field wall in Fenway Park to rob Hanley Ramirez of a homerun. He landed in the Red Sox bullpen. Red Sox fans gave him a standing ovation. That is more impressive than about 5 that you listed here.

[@nate78824]

Griffey robbing Griffey has no business being on this list... That being said, I'm glad you put it in the comp.!!

[@麩饅頭-t8n]

Endy Chávez catch(0:05) should be ranked higher than Jim Edmonds (also 0:08 1B runner) catch(3:51).

[@Wheresthelove7]

Gary Mathews Jr then Edmonds, Endy Chavez. Sousa was timely. Wise saving a no hitter as well. Jeter showed incredible focus. Mays was a great catch too. All these guys are terrific.

[@JJ-yx5hx]

Gregor Blanco saving Matt cains perfecto was something else also.

[@denisceballos9745]

Yes - unbelievable catch - running full tilt- diving catch - held on to the ball despite hitting the warning track laid out. “And he………MAKES THE CATCH! “, Kuiper.

[@JumpingJack6]

David Wright had a catch deserving of this list. All these are worthy, just sad the Captain isn’t in here.

[@thebaseballcenter]

Sorry. David Wright was a terrific player, but as far as I'm concerned, there's one player from New York who deserves the title "The Captain", and he didn't play for the Mets.

[@P2thaR]

That diving, bare handed catch in SD by The Captain is never on these lists, yet it's better than the overwhelming majority, by a wide margin. Instead, we get a routine, lazy fly ball in the middle of the ranking... 🤔

[@lilsleepy3332]

i love that edmonds’ catch happens damn near every game in the show 😂

[@jimmyrexrode1135]

Otis Nixon's catch robbing Andy Van Slyke was the best I've ever seen and surely some of Andruw Jones catches should've been on here!

[@andrewdigiambattista487]

Awsome video

[@knowmebetterman.]

Otis Nixon not on this list is ridiculous

[@bobvylan7215]

You missed Edmonds straight away dive back to the batter. And you missed Andruw Jones over the head basket catch while climbing the wall. 2 best catches I’ve ever seen, and none of these 10 match up.

[@doublestrokeroll]

Thank's for showing the Gruber replay. It was a triple play. Shame the ump missed that call. If I recall, it would have been the first triple play in WS history? Anyway....White's catch was amazing.

[@MrKen-mc4bu]

Mays threw out a runner tagging up from third base on that 'over the head' catch at the Polo Grounds in the World Series vs. Cleveland in 1954.

[@lawrencemarocco8197]

If Vic Wertz had been able to pull that ball the least bit, Mays wouldn't have had the room to run it down. Since straight-away center at the Polo Grounds was something like a mile and a half (sic), Willy was able to catch up to it and make that spectacualr catch.

[@doaftheloaf]

if that's true, the runner on third must have been slower than bartolo colon on a full stomach.

[@kalebstuckey570]

It’s not true. Runners were on first and second, no one was on third. And he didn’t throw anyone out. Larry Doby ran on contact from second and had to return to tag up before reaching third.

[@doaftheloaf]

@@kalebstuckey570 that makes a lot more sense.

[@MrKen-mc4bu]

I'm WRONG! Mays did NOT throw out a runner trying to score from Third Base. My bad. I made a mistake. I thought he did throw a runner Out.

[@ptccombatfitness6726]

Otis Nixon against the Pirates

[@hushpuckena126]

Game 7 of the 1955 Series: Sandy Amoros' catch is one of the finest ever. Same as Endy Chavez on this list, if Amoros had been a right-handed outfielder, zero chance he would have made that play.

[@TheSports50]

Jim Edmonds catches. The incredible catch by Ron Swatota vs Baltimore in 1969 World Series.

[@fr2ncm9]

How about Ron Swaboda's catch in the 1969 World Series?

[@edwerner1]

What about Swoboda in the 1969 World Series ?

[@NCGiantsfan72]

As a New York Mets fan, in defeat, the Endy Chávez catch should be ranked higher instead of a Jim Edmonds or Ichiro catch

[@parkerg8158]

lol that ball willy mays caught was crushed just gotta notice that

[@codenamelarry6518]

You are right about #1, Willie Mays did make the greatest catch in Baseball history.

[@TheJohnharple]

Kenny Lofton, sandy Alomar, Jim Edmonds with the Angels. There are quite a few I would put above some of these

[@kylethompson6648]

Jim Edmonds with the all out over the shoulder catch was not included but I put that in top 5 along with two Griffey Jr. catches. Baseball is life!

[@chrefboho13]

Agreed! The Griffey catch where he broke his wrist on the wall and the home run robbery should’ve definitely been on here.

[@jondarsky7907]

I know there was that jim Edmonds catch but what the diver with his back facing home plate!!!!!!!!!!!! That was the greatest ever!!!!!

[@henrivanbemmel]

Great stuff to be sure, but you should see the catch Fred Lynn made in right field that used to be on the introduction to wide world of sports (something like it) in the 1970's. He was laying on top of the fence and caught the ball 4 over it, scratched his side up some as well. Then there is the crazy stuff the Kevin Pillar did in Toronto for a few years. Pretty special.

[@jamescatron6572]

I believe that was for the intro to This week in Baseball

[@GeoffC19]

Pillar was insane diving like that in a dome - that cement is not soft

[@henrivanbemmel]

@@GeoffC19 Yes, but its no longer the 1980's. The Toronto dome was using 'Field turf' and it gives a lot more like grass. Years ago it was just a thin carpet and that must have been tough

[@GeoffC19]

@@henrivanbemmel fair enough, thought it was still being used - 80's ruined a lot of outfielders knees with that turf

[@henrivanbemmel]

@@GeoffC19 Yup. I was at an indoor athletic venue (The Hangar') that had bought the dome turf used before Pillar's turf. Pretty amazing stuff

[@chrisknapp6615]

Interesting list, I think you could replace 6-7 of them with others

[@mikesbaseballcards]

I remember that catch by Endy Chavez! Unbelievable!! I really the tide turned n Mets would win that game. Fred Lynn made some Unbelievable catches in his career n one in the 75 WS.

[@andygoss3117]

No Otis Nixon?

[@deepghetto8968]

Jim Edmonds has an even better catch if you can believe it.

[@ehyouman]

that bare hand catch was insane

[@gregostrom5208]

Out of all the Griffey catches this one got picked. Surprised to not see Lofton, Trout , or Griffey Jr in the 10

[@robloxvids2233]

You forgot Aaron Rowand face planting into the fence and Edmonds over the shoulder catch running away from home plate.

[@raysolorzano8563]

Although Willie (The Say Hey Kid) Mays made one of the greatest catches that will be seen in baseball. It can be argued that he no longer holds the title for the greatest catch ever made. Since the time of that amazing catch. There have been IMHO a number of just as equally spectacular and even more so spectacular catches. Yet Mays will always be remembered for the greatest catch!!

[@andrewdigiambattista487]

Awsome video keep up the awsome work

[@MW-od8vu]

All great catches to be sure…but HARDLY the top 10 catches of all time. Some of these are absolutely on the list, but there are others that are more deserving of the title. IMO. 😉

[@scottwaszak698]

Mathew's catch is almost supernatural. Best ever.

[@BriggsSeekins]

That Jeter play was such a dagger. But even as a Sox fan it did make me like Jeter as a player. He was such a worthy enemy

[@Wemyss333]

Being fron Toronto #9 will live on my memory forever. Should of been a triple play

[@christophergolfer]

Torii Hunter robbing Barry Bonds in the 2002 All-Star Game. Dewayne Wise making a leaping catch to save Mark Buehrle’s perfect game in the 9th inning.

[@jaybarnes8034]

Fred Lynn making the great catch against the Milwaukee Brewers should have been included.

[@dwaha]

How about Tommie Agee's catches in the 1969 World Series?

[@scottthompson3954]

Andruw Jones makes the catch at 3:50 without having to dive, and at least makes the play close at second close. His arm was twice as good as Jim’s.

[@FleaRHCP97]

There's definitely some truth to this, but I'm kinda torn. They're still ultimately great catches, but most great CFs wouldn't have had to even leave their feet 🤷

[@XxxXxx-br7eq]

This is exactly what I was thinking. Jim Edmonds was not a bad centerfielder but was vastly overrated. He didn't have much range which is why he had to make diving blaze all the time

[@TylerBunchanumbers]

George Brett '85 Gm 5 slide into dugout catch "attempt" is better than any "at the wall" catch ever made. Period. Edmonds LAA catch is #1 All-time.

[@user-qm8cc5go8r]

Don’t forget Duane Wise coming off the bench in the ninth to save Mark Buehrles perfect game.

[@PlanetEarth3141]

I know there are some awesome throws here, but I have seen Ichiro do this regularly from all points in the outfield over a very long career. So I'm going with him.

[@frankie3791]

Yes Ichiro and Vlad Guerrero Sr. Would do this daily lol

[@davidwomack264]

Throws or catches? Cause this about catches. @@frankie3791

[@EDITSOUND1]

That wasn't even Edmunds best catch, the one he made with the Angels was the best catch I have ever seen.

[@blacktietours1496]

The Griffeys. #1 in my heart.

[@alexm6851]

The one Jim Edmonds catch on this list is only at best his 3rd best catch.

[@jimbeehler4064]

How is Griffey on here but not kirby puckett in the world series?

[@FleaRHCP97]

The Puckett catch was good, especially considering the situation, but it wasn't all-time great.

[@miketython8827]

As much as I hate the White Sox, Dewayne Wise made a catch at the wall in the 9th to give Mark Buehrle a perfect game. Just as good as Souza’s

[@Wolverines9999]

You can make the entire list of just Jim Edmonds catches

[@roughcut627]

Should've used Jim Edmonds' "The Catch" from 1997 vs the Royals. To me *that's the second greatest catch behind Willie Mays.*

[@michaelshalloo6485]

No Dwayne Wise saving Mark Buerhle's 2008 perfect game? Or Juan Uribe's dive into the seats against Houston for the next to last out in the 2005 World Series?

[@FleaRHCP97]

Juan Uribe's catch diving into the stands was better than Jeter's, and it happened in the World Series!!

[@cygnusx-3217]

Agreed. Far better catch and far bigger game. But White Sox aren't allowed on the list.

[@FleaRHCP97]

@@cygnusx-3217 I believe it was the next to last out of the 2005 World Series. Jeter's was in June or July. It's such an obviously absurd comparison that I really don't even know what else to say. 🤷

[@cygnusx-3217]

@@FleaRHCP97 NY Yankees' bias.

[@brianhiedemansr2936]

Kirby Pucketts 1991 Game 6 World Series catch to prevent the Atlanta Braves from extra bases, should have been on this list or everyone's top 10 list of this type of category, compared to a couple of others that's aren't even a top 20 in mt opinion, because without that catch hw doesn't hit the game 6 game winning home run and the Braves would have been 1991 World Series Champions beating the Twins 4-2 instead of Minnesota winning it 4-3. And we never get the great phrase "We'll see you tomorrow night."

[@tomd1434]

Great catch.

[@nickender7094]

The Ben Revere catch deserves to be on there. Torii robbing bonds in the All Star game is an honorable mention too. How about the catch to save Buerhle's PG?

[@alonzosymalla8638]

Kirby Puckett catch in game 6 of the 1991 world series.

[@jimc.goodfellas]

I would have to argue with your rankings here but it's still a great watch regardless...I had totally forgotten the Devon White catch My personal opinion is that the two best ever were the Willie Mays The Catch and the catch preserving Buehrles game

[@larryervin4070]

How you pick that Jim Edmonds catch over the Willie Mays-esque one is mind blowing

[@dono64]

I love the Red Sox, but what great determination by Jeter…

[@IcyVegeta]

Coco Crisp diving catch against David Wright of the Mets needs to be on here.

[@geoffcook5859]

Some great catches but where the hell is THE catch by DeWayne Wise to save Mark Buehrle's perfect game?! White Sox get no love, lol

[@chadcollins1056]

Edmonds all day long with the Angels. Absolutely ridiculous