Top 10 Greatest Yankees Playoff Moments In History

Here are some of the greatest Yankee Postseason moments in history. A few fan favorites, a few personal favorites. Hope you enjoy!
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[@KingDre2892]

Bro, that fact that you didn't put Tino's or Brosius homerun's is absolutely ridiculous and criminal

[@jpsolano09]

That a fact

[@VoiceOfA100Colors]

Leyritz Game 4 1996 WS homer is my alltime favorite. Leyritz dinger flipped that entire series from practically a Braves blowout into the Yankees not losing again in 1996 and 1999 to Atlanta. Leyritz homer to me was the moment the Yankee dynasty started. Also Reggies deserves to be MUCH MUCH higher on that list as one if not the greatest single player world series display ever, Lastly Tino and Broscius hitting game tying homers with two outs in the bottom of the ninth back to back games was incredible. I know you did Mr November but still as game changing and perhaps series changing moments go there game tying homers are tough to top.

[@hydro.pl.27]

Larson’s perfect game in the World Series is definitely near impossible to break. It’s better than anything else ever in the World Series.

[@wonderemporium6094]

Didi in the top 10 for at the time and was legit the start of this Yankee team with Judge.

[@dcavalli9]

Nettles' fielding in Game 3 of the 1978 World Series should be on the list.

[@dahlia5140]

3:45 This is why we don't need human umpires.

[@frankbridges2171]

Really no Bucky dent

[@stevestrauss9222]

That was technically considered regular season

[@frankbridges2171]

@@stevestrauss9222 I know but it was a one game playoff right

[@sambyrd1581]

No toni lazzerri?

[@larryc8568]

Mickey Mantle's 9th inning home run to beat the Cardinals in game two of the 1964 World Series??? Mantle's grand slam against the Dodgers in the1952 World Series? Yankees game 7 win against the Braves in 1958, the first time a team EVER came back from being down 3 games to 1????? When you say "in history, you had better know some history. Then there is Ruth's called shot against the Cards in 1934. Study up a bit.

[@brianshiffler7256]

This video would’ve been great if not for the robotic and emotionless voices of Joe Buck and Bob Costas

[@gregoryturrone2275]

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