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I'll agree to that. Although its been a while since they went to a WS but, the fans still travel amazingly well and root for their team as good as any I've seen even if the team is bad during a season. Watching the fans in Seattle for example it almost feels like I'm in Toronto.
0:02 one of the best moments, Puig hits a shot to take the lead and drops the bat celebrating, fans cheer super loud , the pitcher slams his glove in frustration while everyone celebrating the moonshot, not to mention KOBE in the background celebrating 😔
Eduardo Rodriguez actually apologized for reacting that way, but I don't understand why. As a Sox fan I just felt it showed how hard he was trying and how much he cared. Also, Ortiz is a treasure.
The Rodriguez thing was perfect for baseball. It needs more emotions. Player shouldn't have to APOLOGIZE for showing emotion. Also I felt bad for E-Rod, but that added to the emotion of the game, made it more interesting to watch from a pure baseball fan standpoint. The emotion in that game made the outcome that much more interesting. Yes, Ortiz is amazing :D
The thing I don't get is Eduardo gets praised for this but when Carson Smith slammed his glove in the dugout earlier in the season he got thrashed for it. (I know he got injured) I agree stuff like this needs to be focused on more shows how much passion some of these guys have for the game
Best reaction I’ve ever seen is dcs reaction to Juan Soto putting the nationals ahead against the brewers. It was the first time the nationals showed up in an elimination game. So much beer and popcorn was flying. So much electricity.
So many iconic moments but 11:55 sticks out to me. In the modern era we’re used to seeing team, staff waiting at home to greet the hero but to see the manager or coach out there chasing down the guy as he’s coming up on third, just so overjoyed, that was a good one
One of the best experiences in my life was being at the Orioles/Tigers series. That game was so electric you could hear the crowd four blocks away from the stadium! By far one of the best sports experiences ever!
For anyone who remembers the White Sox World series run, I love watching these broadcast versions of the Koenerko Grand Slam in game 2. My view was completely different. I was at the game in section 147 (3rd base line behind dugout). The Cell was absolutely rocking. So much I swear it felt like an earthquake. Never heard a crowd so loud in my life. Still give me chills to this day.
Definitely feel that Toronto has an advantage being in another country. I know it’s not that big a deal to go to Canada but I feel like their whole crowd is Blue Jays fans
Also because of your silly immigration laws regarding DUI and domestic violence, the most obnoxious American fans can't even go to the games if we wanted to. I know from experience.
0:43 Proof that the love of teammates thrives even after one retires... and Big Papi is still a big kid and fan of the game in his heart. Lifelong Indians fan, but anyone outside of New York can't help but love the guy.
If you don't think every team in the MLB is cheating in some way you simply dont understand the nature of sports and competition. You live in a fantasy world.
That season gave me so much hope as an O’s fan. It was so painful to see them lose to the royals. I was so disappointed when they blew it, it gave me so much hope that they’d actually do something that year but now they’re just consistently bad year after year.
That mid 2010s era of blue jays was so fun to watch. I don't know if i've ever witnessed such a visceral reaction as Bautista's homer. Lots of years of frustration as fans, not just in baseball, but for sports fans in toronto ... it was finally a moment to cheer about!
Geez gotta love baseball. You have your lows and your highs and yes sometimes it can be boring but my god these moments leave such a special place in your life when they happen
17:39 I was 8 years old and attended that game 7. And I'll tell you I have never felt anything more electric than when Edgar hit that single to give the Marlins the win. That stadium was called Pro Player at the time formerly and it was huge. It was at capacity so there were almost 70,000 people at the game. It felt like the stadium was going to come down 😂 Even when the fans did the wave. Since there were so many people there and everybody participated it felt as if an eathquake was striking. I went with my father and we had great 3rd base side seats. One of the best experiences of my life. Nothing like it. You gotta love baseball 👍
Probably the best reaction in (somewhat) recent baseball is Jarrod Dyson hitting a grand slam, and watching the two All-stars at the time (Eric Hosmer and Salvador Perez) jump out of shock and surprise and excitement, congratulating him, all while that smug bastard acts like he meant to do it. Love it.
For round 2, you really need to include Carlton Fisk in Game 6, 1975. I was pulling for the Reds, and was glad they won Game 7, but Fisk's "Stay fair" motion was and is a classic.
I remember I was playing with my rec league team and we were watching the 2018 World Series game 3 on our phones in the Dugout. When we saw Puig hit the homer we went BALLISTIC. Running all around the field. Screaming our Asses off. We loved it. I miss playing Baseball
Game 5 ALDS 1995 Edgar Martinez double down the third base line to score the tying run Joey Cora and the winning run from first base Ken Griffey Jr sending them to their first ever ALCS and saving baseball in Seattle as we know it.
Right after Puigs homers, When moreland homers, Puig puting his hands on his head and smashing them into the ground Mookie Betts reaction on his Grand Slam
According to that strike zone box, the right side of the ball hit the corner, so yes... it was a strike. The entire ball doesn't have to be in the strike zone.
Honestly, not to fault the umpire, but yeah, that's a strike. I won't fault the umpire, because that's such a close call, I would probably call a ball if I were in his shoes. And he was well within his right to call it. But hindsight being 20/20, yeah, that was a strike.
I will always have respect for Papi, he is a true 'Saux' alumnus. His speech after the Marathon bombing, his clutch plays, and his constant support and fanning like a teenager, let's me know his heart is with his team! Love that guy!
Whaddya mean Nyjer Morgan MAY have cost Washington a run?! HE DID!!!! 😝😝 Ain't nothing like that Joe Carter home run call, and Harry Kalas calling the final out of the Phillies' World Series clincher. 😊😊
Hey threw a little fit out there. Reminds me of little kids. Like tee-ball. Don't just throw down your glove then stand there. Go after the freaking ball.. He is an idiot lol.
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You gotta admit, Jays fans reactions are insane.
I'll agree to that. Although its been a while since they went to a WS but, the fans still travel amazingly well and root for their team as good as any I've seen even if the team is bad during a season. Watching the fans in Seattle for example it almost feels like I'm in Toronto.
I miss the 2015/16 glory days... but so many fans back then were bandwagon so now it’s nice visiting the Rogers Centre with real fans.
Ryan O'Connor that’s a good point, most people there these days are actual true fans
As a jays fan I agree bro lmao
Now watch their hockey highlights, Leafs fans are even crazier
David Ortiz is the shaq of baseball
Lucas Owen so true haha
It's impossible to not like Ortiz, even a Yankees fan like me.
Except much less likeable
This is not even a true opinion. This is a fact.
@@17rvhsbaseball "Overhyped"
HaHaHaHaHaHaHaHaHaHaHa
I love how the camera shakes in Toronto when the Jays fans go crazy.
We go crazy sports is everything to this city
@River Page they got multiple hockey teams
With the camera shaking and the horn, its almost like its a hockey game
Ikr the camera man is like: HOLY CRAP HELPPPPPPPP
@@haydenbyers2834 yup
0:02 one of the best moments, Puig hits a shot to take the lead and drops the bat celebrating, fans cheer super loud , the pitcher slams his glove in frustration while everyone celebrating the moonshot, not to mention KOBE in the background celebrating 😔
Nah bro Ortiz slam in the 8th of the 2013 alds also the red Sox won that game so no
@@philiplp9741 he said “one of the best” there can be multiple good moments
It’s a different feeling being there at the stadium too. Dodgers fans don’t play.
@@Mickey57Rrrrr Nah bro clearly the red Sox only team that matters fam /s
TOO BAD THEY LOST BITCH!!! !!!!!!!!
Even though Ortiz was a life long Red Sox player, as a Yankees fan it's impossible to not like him. Such a chill guy
As a fellow Yankees fan I couldn't agree less
@@sopha5076 no. Twins and red Sox
Yeah he was drafted by Seattle
He’s truly an amazing and cool guy. I would hang out with him if I could.
It happens man. Sometimes even the best players from the teams you hate the most can't help but be likeable.
David Ortiz - unbiased national baseball analyst
Can't blame him for getting excited after being with Boston for over a decade
as much as i hated him on the sox, he was one of the best clutch power hitters ever and he is entertaining as hell on tv lol
Still less biased than Alex Rodriguez on ESPN when the Yankees and Red Sox play on Sunday night baseball.
As a Yankee fan it hurts me to say this but I fucking Love David Ortiz just as a person
Like Paul Pierce for the NBA He's completely unbiased.
1:03 “Hit it dead center. Did he get it? DID HE GET IT? SANTA MARIA! WALK OFF SLAM!!!” Gives me the chills every time
As a Cubs fan I feel you
Bro has yelled so loud his voice cracked
@@dawg8412 that proves he was so hype and giving it his all
I saw this live
That call will forever live in my head
In the thumbnail you can see Kobe Bryant on the right side wearing number 8
so?
Luis Rodriguez I was gonna like ur comment but I’m gonna leave it at 24
Sean ODabs wdym so?
😭
Sean ODabs he just said what he say. Is there a problem
I cri as a Dodgers fan cause that home run meant absolutely nothing soon enough
KneeDeep2231 fuckin Dave Roberts
As a Giants fan it makes me laugh
Chipotle Janitor Thanks for taking that nerd Zahidi off our hands, can't wait till he turns Bochy into a fucking algorithm
Well we got Joe Kelly at least
I know cause if we actually held that lead we would have tied the series but no
King Felix laughing at Adrian cracks me up everytime.
I think Felix ended up giving up 11 runs in that outing
4:17 how can you be this excited knowing the pitch that was coming?
Daniel Chavez W
Probably had the buzzers taped to their nuts and enjoyed the sensation.
"how can you be this excited knowing the pitch that was coming?"
Because it's exciting to know that your cheating is paying off.
Fuckin cheaters
That's fucked up!!! 🤣🤣🤣
3:32 is probably the best synced announcer laugh in MLB broadcast history.
Bautista bat flip gives me goosebumps, crowd is insane
Bautista is a scumbag. Odor rocked his shit in a fight the very next season.
Frederick Glass as a Jays fan, I couldn’t care less... I’ll take 2 playoff series wins over a mid season brawl:)
Frederick Glass I think you might be a rangers fan
@@lucasmilligan5615 far from it actually lol
I'm a st. louisan
@@frederickglass1583 heyooo brother
Go Cards!
I love that sound when the game ends in the blue jays’ stadium
It's the Toronto Maple Leafs goal horn. (hockey team)
Roky you should watch hockey then you'd like the sound after each home team scores
@@Chris-cw9vp you hear the goal horn more at the Jays games
It sounds like Spongebob’s alarm
Yessir
Bautista's home run is one of the most iconic moments in baseball imo
13:07 I don’t blame him for being upset that was 2 count em TWO blatant wrong calls.
Eduardo Rodriguez actually apologized for reacting that way, but I don't understand why. As a Sox fan I just felt it showed how hard he was trying and how much he cared. Also, Ortiz is a treasure.
The Rodriguez thing was perfect for baseball. It needs more emotions. Player shouldn't have to APOLOGIZE for showing emotion. Also I felt bad for E-Rod, but that added to the emotion of the game, made it more interesting to watch from a pure baseball fan standpoint. The emotion in that game made the outcome that much more interesting. Yes, Ortiz is amazing :D
I would have done the same thing if I was Rodriguez or Big Papi
The thing I don't get is Eduardo gets praised for this but when Carson Smith slammed his glove in the dugout earlier in the season he got thrashed for it. (I know he got injured) I agree stuff like this needs to be focused on more shows how much passion some of these guys have for the game
I agree! I had someone tell me their fave player for the Sox was JD drew cuz he never showed emotions
I just don't get it.
Should have put Ortiz's grand slam in 2013 in here. Probably the craziest I've ever seen Fenway in my life.
“IT’S OUTTA HERE” -Gary Cohen
Also know as the 3 most beautiful words a Mets fan can hear
“Gets through Buckner”
Best reaction: "Don't rip my shirt!"
nah the correa's homerun in game 5 of the world series
“I have a tattoo”
@@ghostknight7901 doesn’t count
@@diegoryna definitely counts
Boo hoo stop crying.
The Bote Grand Slam gives me goosebumps every time, also, can we just appreciate David Ortiz right quick
ken giles punching himself is so cringe everytime i watch it
Was probably abused as a kid, imagine what dating that guy must be like, yeesh.
Andrew Seyffert Ik right. I see him being that kid in little league that everybody was scared of when he did something wrong
I’ve been there so I understand his frustration and I’ve also had my fair share of freak outs where I’ve punched myself in the forehead 🤷🏻♂️
Kershaw was frustrated as well He put the ball where he wanted and the umpire didn’t like it
He is playing a lot better this year
You know it’s good
When Matt Vasgersian gets exited
XXXtentacles or Joe Buck
Waffle I’m Just being sarcastic.
SANTA MARIA!
Matt would shout during a chess match
@@tynolin8397 Did he get it? Did he get it? SANTA MARIA! CHECKMATE!
I love how the camera always shakes after a huge moment in toronto
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Best reaction I’ve ever seen is dcs reaction to Juan Soto putting the nationals ahead against the brewers. It was the first time the nationals showed up in an elimination game. So much beer and popcorn was flying. So much electricity.
I still have PTSD from the past 2 World Series
Chris Banales same
ryanmulvey it’s brutal
Yeah pretty much all of us dodger fans do. They are doing pretty well this season tho... 👀
Mikey Rogozik yeah hopefully third time’s the charm
It hurts bro but third time is a charm
Those Blue Jays ones are the best. The fans are amazing. Team was amazing.
Pacey
Yeah the team was amazing
but rn the team aint shit
@@blin6663 now look at them.
The hell with the Astros highlights
🤣🤣🤣
They should all be removed. They mean NOTHING!
Christina Garberson so do you
exactly, as far as I'm concerned it's an ad about trash , trashcans and how to be generally trash.
I respect that but I live in Houston and am a die hard Astros fan so that hurts.
Who else saw Kobe in the thumbnail RIP
Looks like his daughter too
RIP🙏🏿
Is he the one in the dodgers jersey with #8 on it
@@Htown_sports_dude yes
The Rajai Davis homerun still makes me scared
Same bud.
I think the entirety of every fanbase rooting for the indians that WS about shat themselves in shock when Rajai Davis went deep to tie the game
@@frederickglass1583 you mean rooting against
@@arturoflash I doubt he meant rooting against. No one outside of their own fanbase, roots for the Cubs.
Me too
That Baez HR and Bote Grand Slam get me every time.
Me too :D
Same
The Bote homer might be one of the most memorable cubs homers in my opinion
What really gets me about the baez homerun was it was on queto's 108th pitch and the cubs had a 108 year drought. Chills dude
Bote's HR is my favorite by far. And don't forget Montero's game-winning grand slam in the NLCS. ;)
So many iconic moments but 11:55 sticks out to me. In the modern era we’re used to seeing team, staff waiting at home to greet the hero but to see the manager or coach out there chasing down the guy as he’s coming up on third, just so overjoyed, that was a good one
That Felix and Beltre clip always makes me smile. Such a wholesome friendship
Nice seeing all 12 fans show up for the Rays walk off.
That's really original
Of all the Rays moments I don’t know this one. Plenty from the playoffs
Kinda sad when your active roster has more people than the stadium 😬
@@noahh__03 XDDDD SO FUNNY IM DYING LAUGHING XDDDDD
@@quad1532 😐
I can’t believe that David freeses Homeric in game 6 wasn’t on here
One of the best experiences in my life was being at the Orioles/Tigers series. That game was so electric you could hear the crowd four blocks away from the stadium! By far one of the best sports experiences ever!
For anyone who remembers the White Sox World series run, I love watching these broadcast versions of the Koenerko Grand Slam in game 2. My view was completely different. I was at the game in section 147 (3rd base line behind dugout). The Cell was absolutely rocking. So much I swear it felt like an earthquake. Never heard a crowd so loud in my life. Still give me chills to this day.
Definitely feel that Toronto has an advantage being in another country. I know it’s not that big a deal to go to Canada but I feel like their whole crowd is Blue Jays fans
im canadian... you right
Also because of your silly immigration laws regarding DUI and domestic violence, the most obnoxious American fans can't even go to the games if we wanted to. I know from experience.
@@krakenmetzger dont drink and drive dont beat your wife lol pretty simple.
plus there's no other baseball team to root for in Canada
@@TheMan750 that more than anything is the reason why the vountry roots for the Jays
The King Felix and Adrian Beltre clip is priceless 😂😂😂😂
0:43 Proof that the love of teammates thrives even after one retires... and Big Papi is still a big kid and fan of the game in his heart. Lifelong Indians fan, but anyone outside of New York can't help but love the guy.
Seeing the Astros beat the Dodgers in Houston is completely worthless. They knew the pitch coming.
Ur dumb. There’s no way they can hear a trash can bang during the playoffs in a sold out World Series. Forever the 2017 champs bozo
@@connorcroucher5919 never would of made it if it wasnt cheating so def did not deserve it but yea go rant about it on a comment 1 year ago ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
If you don't think every team in the MLB is cheating in some way you simply dont understand the nature of sports and competition. You live in a fantasy world.
Still have to hit the FN pitch!!
@@connorcroucher5919 they had buzzers in their chest did you not see why altuve never wanted to take his shirt off
8:41 Anyone notice that guy running on top of the roof thingy covering the dugout
Bill_Nye_The_Russian_Spy he’s supposed to do that
Oh ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
Dude Toronto has the best fans and energy dam
That's because they've been dog shit for sooo long
Kyle Clarke also because they got a whole country cheering for them
7:54 as a jays fan, this moment never fails to fill me with so much joy, especially since donaldson is my all time favourite player
That Jose Bautista play still gives me goosebumps man lol
Wow you must have had to look really hard for all those Orioles highlights.
Don't rub the pain in even more, although we look good right now lmao.
Low blow my man... O's were very good the year the Royals beat them though. Loved that team.
Zachary Schweigman how bout now???
The Delmon Young double was an iconic moment for the team the moment JJ touched home. You can't help but put that on this compilation
That season gave me so much hope as an O’s fan. It was so painful to see them lose to the royals. I was so disappointed when they blew it, it gave me so much hope that they’d actually do something that year but now they’re just consistently bad year after year.
Carlos Gomez has been practicing his entire professional career for that moment.
Kobe supporting puig is legendary RIP Kobe n Gianna💜💛💜
That mid 2010s era of blue jays was so fun to watch. I don't know if i've ever witnessed such a visceral reaction as Bautista's homer. Lots of years of frustration as fans, not just in baseball, but for sports fans in toronto ... it was finally a moment to cheer about!
30 years later- Gibson's HR and Scully's call still give me goosebumps.
2:40 the Ray Lewis into home plate!
Geez gotta love baseball. You have your lows and your highs and yes sometimes it can be boring but my god these moments leave such a special place in your life when they happen
17:39 I was 8 years old and attended that game 7. And I'll tell you I have never felt anything more electric than when Edgar hit that single to give the Marlins the win. That stadium was called Pro Player at the time formerly and it was huge. It was at capacity so there were almost 70,000 people at the game. It felt like the stadium was going to come down 😂 Even when the fans did the wave. Since there were so many people there and everybody participated it felt as if an eathquake was striking. I went with my father and we had great 3rd base side seats. One of the best experiences of my life. Nothing like it. You gotta love baseball 👍
Man those blue jays. When they win, they win with a BANG
bro i get chills after the bautista homer every time
Props to Correa for that instinct and timing. what a legend. He definitely didn't know what was coming.
The blue jays always give me shivers
David Bote's walk off slam was epic
I couldn’t resist smiling throughout this heart warming video.
1:00 this man is living every baseball players dream. Down by 3 basses loaded and bottom of the ninth.
Probably the best reaction in (somewhat) recent baseball is Jarrod Dyson hitting a grand slam, and watching the two All-stars at the time (Eric Hosmer and Salvador Perez) jump out of shock and surprise and excitement, congratulating him, all while that smug bastard acts like he meant to do it. Love it.
No matter what fanbase you are apart of, 8:48 might be one of the best hits ever in baseball.
Nah, it was all wasted due to the Jays disappointing their fans in championship series
@@coleeisenstadt9312 I’m sad they didn’t win it all because that team deserved to, but it’s still an electric moment in the sport’s history.
For round 2, you really need to include Carlton Fisk in Game 6, 1975. I was pulling for the Reds, and was glad they won Game 7, but Fisk's "Stay fair" motion was and is a classic.
💙⚾ I love that they started with the Dodgers and finished with the Dodgers.⚾💙. Go Blue !!!
I remember I was playing with my rec league team and we were watching the 2018 World Series game 3 on our phones in the Dugout. When we saw Puig hit the homer we went BALLISTIC. Running all around the field. Screaming our Asses off. We loved it. I miss playing Baseball
I got chills watching all those playoff reactions, and I’m a marlins fan 😂
8:12 Watching this clip from Davis still gives me chills.
3:05 This is what baseball should look like. It's a fun game and it's what fans like to see when they go to a game.
David Ortiz's reaction is comedy gold and completely relatable. I'm cracking up 🤣
Neftali Feliz striking out A-Rod for the penant win in 2010
2011 World Series Game 6 and 7 had some pretty good reactions from the crowd.
Joe Buck ruins it
Baez and Bote give me chills. Go cubbies! Also, Felix laughing at Adrian is the gold
these moments of joy in sports are what I live for. :)
That game five walk off will always give me the chills
Dude they go nuts for the Jays up in Canada that's awesome, I love how the camera even shakes there at Rogers Center
10:04 gets me teary eyed.
Game 5 ALDS 1995 Edgar Martinez double down the third base line to score the tying run Joey Cora and the winning run from first base Ken Griffey Jr sending them to their first ever ALCS and saving baseball in Seattle as we know it.
It is so impressive to hear the sound from a ship in a situation of Rays at the stadium of Tampa bay.
Big papi watching the Sox! Ya love to see it. Miss you big dawg!!
That Correa reacting at the end of World Series game 5 is everything
Now he’s a cheater :(
Yeah it’s nothing now😂
1:04 7:26 Matt has the best reactions of all time! I wish he commented every game
The Cubs are the most fun team out there 😄
Going to a Jays game in October is on every fans bucket list. They always make the cameras shake
Delmon Young getting that go ahead hit against a team he’s made big hits in the playoffs for us poetic
The Rays' walk-off homer was incredible.
Too bad nobody was there to see it.
I'll never forget staying up and watching Joe Carter hit that homerun
Lmao the Puig clip at the beginning is funny af
yep, those 2017 astros highlights are sooooo awesome!!! what a magical year that was for the Asterisks!!!
Great Baseball for the Win!!!@!@!
9:21 Familia looks like a little kid when he wants a toy 😂
4:50 lmao the Astros players running everywhere 😂
It was so much fun to watch thank you for posting it.
I'm not a Red socks fan, but MAN do I love Ortiz. Such a personality and love for the game.
"Touch em' all joe,you never will hit a bigger homerun in your life".
Probably the most historic baseball saying ever to go along with one of the most historic home runs ever
Facts!!
If only those celebrations from the astros could been real😥
Did they cheat? Man I feel bad for y’all 😬
If only people could stop being crybabies 😥
I don’t know what it was about that Rajai Davis HR but man that got me pumped. I’m a Rangers fan but my gosh I was loving that game
This video was awesome. Thanks for sharing!
Right after Puigs homers, When moreland homers, Puig puting his hands on his head and smashing them into the ground
Mookie Betts reaction on his Grand Slam
5:11 “yes that was definitely a strike, he got the corner” as it shows the pitch being off the corner on the strike zone box
According to that strike zone box, the right side of the ball hit the corner, so yes... it was a strike. The entire ball doesn't have to be in the strike zone.
Honestly, not to fault the umpire, but yeah, that's a strike. I won't fault the umpire, because that's such a close call, I would probably call a ball if I were in his shoes. And he was well within his right to call it. But hindsight being 20/20, yeah, that was a strike.
Yea the commentator makes it sound like the ump made an egregious call
“Santa Maria walk off Slam” watching and rewatching it-it’s enjoyable thing to watch
I will always have respect for Papi, he is a true 'Saux' alumnus. His speech after the Marathon bombing, his clutch plays, and his constant support and fanning like a teenager, let's me know his heart is with his team! Love that guy!
Whaddya mean Nyjer Morgan MAY have cost Washington a run?! HE DID!!!! 😝😝
Ain't nothing like that Joe Carter home run call, and Harry Kalas calling the final out of the Phillies' World Series clincher. 😊😊
Hey threw a little fit out there. Reminds me of little kids. Like tee-ball. Don't just throw down your glove then stand there. Go after the freaking ball.. He is an idiot lol.