KC@OAK: Walk-off homer gives A's 20th straight win
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- 9/4/02: Scott Hatteberg hits a pinch-hit, walk-off home run as the Athletics win an American League-record 20 straight games
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This proves that professional baseball is rigged. This is exactly what happened in that movie.
lol
Bryan Taylor you are dumb... this happened in 2003... the movie was made in 2011
Umm, sarcasm. LOL
Michael Taylor you're just defending your brother.
Elite sports and gaming, man you are dumb and cant see that this clearly a joke. also, this was in '02, its in the fuckin' description.
What a rip by Chris Pratt.
I thought it was crisp rat
From the lead singer of mouse rat to clutch home runs
Chris Batts
MattyWheels And what an acquisition by Brad Pitt.
He used an infinity stone
watching moneyball right now, I had to see this play for real.
Ken Michaels Me too!! awesome play...
Haha exactly what bought me here
+Ken Michaels Ditto!
Me, too!!!!
Same!
Atleast he got on base
Lol
+Ajay Bandagonda danny valencia!!!
"First base is the moon to him" ~ Art Howe (or P.S. Hoffman)
He technically didnt get on base who walked past them
Glad you didn't have to point at Pete
Great to see Chris Pratt find an acting career after baseball
Well he blew out his elbow so couldn't keep playing anymore
😂😭🤣😭🤣😭🤣😭
I thought he made a career as a space smuggler
Michael Kelley I wouldn't call Chris Pratt an actor. To each his own I guess.
Yep.
Wow. They should make a movie about this.
Dude they did. It's called moneyball with Brad Pitt
It was a fucking joke
Dylan Olson Well good job.
Dude...they actually did...it's called Moneybat.....it's a good movie..
You should check it out
whoooooosh
"Who?!"
"Exactly, he sounds like an Oakland A already."
Lordy that was my favorite line of the whole movie. I nearly ruptured a blood vessel from laughing at how true that is.
“Yes, he’s got a little problem with his elbow”
@@andrewmcnicoll4268 The A’s are my favorite team... And even I see some names on the roster and think “Who?”
He can’t field and he can’t throw, but what can he do? Guys, check your reports or I’m gonna point at Peety.
@@SAVEAMERICA-cf6kf He gets on base.
How can you not be romantic about baseball.
shmoriy Geez shmorly. I usually collect baseball cards. But, you sound like you use a long vibrating object when you watch baseball players. Sincerely, 8 yr. old Justin.
+ExclusiveLM You're pretty stupid, even for an 8 year old.
+blarghhboy- LOL!
It sells tickets and hotdogs
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No matter what he did in his career, he’ll always be remembered for this homerun, and that is absolutely not a bad thing.
Not a bad way to be remembered. I'd take that anytime.
@@jmentone Think he has one of his bats in the HOF, only player to hit into a triple play and grand slam in the same game
@@ThePumasboy300 2 sick.
As a lifelong Astros fan, it reminds me of this player named Chris Burke. He only got to play six seasons and didn’t accomplish much, but for us, he’ll always be remembered for a walk-off homer after the longest post-season game in history, giving the Astros the NLDS.
@@ThePumasboy300 i love when average or even below average players do things that will be remembered forever
its amazing how close this is to the moneyball scene...they really did a good job with the movie
AngryWordsTVThat is the performance that made Chris Pratt an A-lister lmao. Portraying Scott Hatteberg.
I agree. the motions he made at the time he made them. the high fives halfway down towards home, the pile at the end. Moneyball got everything right as well as Pratt
The mix of real footage and Pratt's footage is quite remarkable. They did an an amazing job with that scene in particular.
Johnathan Poole I agree on Chavez and Tejada especially, but you also have to remember that the Yankees were LOADED back then. They were coming off 3 titles in 4 years, and now they were signing Giambi, and Boston got Damon. So they lost their best hitter, their leadoff man, and their closer all in one off season, that's tough to bounce back from, even WITH that great rotation you mentioned and Tejada & Chavez. Ultimately, it was meant to overdramatize the 'Moneyball' theory (that's what Hollywood does, it overdramatizes real life events to make them more entertaining). However, I do think that the movie did a very good job in explaining the basic idea behind Bill James' theory, and also how to utilize it from a scouting standpoint. In that regard, the film was very effective IMO.
They did a great job with that scene, but the movie is Hollywood shit
Brad Pitt made a smart deal when he signed him.
Yup, Chris Pratt hit one helluva homer
Badluck_ Ryan 🤣
He gets on base
@@a-a-ron1155 do we care if it's a walk or a hit?
@@rylandspencer a year later...we do not.
Best moment being an A's fan. I'll never forget that night. Sitting in 2nd deck so pissed we lost our lead and the walk off was insane. So glad I was there.
As a KC fan, that was an insane game. I want to say the lead was something like 11 runs, and KC tied it, before that play. Just a crazy game.
Great memory to have
Oh, bullshit....you weren’t there
@DillyDyson007 it sure is
@@jpatrick1967don't be a hater troll
And Brad Pitt is downstairs feeling relieved....
As long as he's not beating the s*** out of Angelina Jolie's kids
@john bucar did you just do a not joke in 2020?
🤣😭😂😂🤣🤣😭😭😂😂😭🤣🤣🤣
😂
That sound when he connected. There is no better sound in sports than a batter getting one right on the screws.
Go watch edwin encarnacion's homerun in game 5 of the 2015 ALDS. he really connected on that one.
What are the screws?
A hard bar down in hockey is up there with good sport sounds.
daveeol1987 metaphorical saying for the sweet spot the part where you wanna hit it
The ping of a puck hitting the post and going in
Swing of a golf club and connecting with the ball
Nothing but net in basketball
Tennis ball hitting a racket
Sports has the best sounds
Even without the record win streak on the line, this would have been one of the greatest regular season games ever played.
I cry every time, because just like it was with Hatteberg, that's how things are in life, people will discredit you, but you have to show what you're capable of and shut everyone up.
I'll never forget this night. I was 9 years old. We were sitting in the nosebleeds on the first base line. Everyone started to get nervous and quiet and then Hattie just absolutely blew the roof off. Best moment as an A's fan ever.
Best moment in my 34 years of watching baseball. The thrill of running up the score, the agony and helpless feeling as I watched them squander it, and the exultation as this ball flew off the bat. Could not write a more magical moment. Happy 19th anniversary to The Streak!
you know the Kirk Gibson 88 World Series homerun was a lot cooler than this... admit it
@@backhandthings4942 I’ll admit it, but it wasn’t my best moment. The Gibson homerun, objectively speaking, is only matched by The GW homerun in the 1960 World Series by Mazeroski, but even then it’s close
@@backhandthings4942 I was 7 when Gibson hit that so my appreciation of it was significantly limited. Only going bag and realizing how good Eck was and how hurt Gibson was can I truly understand how big that moment was and, damn, it a was huge
I witnessed this live one of most memorable moments of my life
@@minalanzetta3484 what was sad about it 🤔
From career over to best moment of his life, 5 more years of baseball, and a job after with the A's
00:45 "Mabry?" "Maybe what?" "No, MaBRY"
Who else came here because of Moneyball
ya
Mmhhmm
Whts Moneyball
Me, on July 8th, 2019.
Everyone did
Came here after watching Moneyball...
Imagine being at this game... my god.
legends
Moboluwarin Maku Same.
The best scene in Moneyball is when he signs to play first base after a lifetime as a catcher. It's my favorite scene.
Winning 20 in a row really isn't that hard. Tell'em wash...
"It's incredibly hard"
This comment wins
This one really got me. That was clever.
Anything worth doing is!
Imagine if twitter were around when this happened
+THERobertL2000 literally
@curragh 42 true😂
The world in sports online would break
Imagine if X were around when this happened.
“ L + Bozo + mid first basemen + Peña better + still lost the World Series “
Moneyball brought me here, I am a lifelong diehard Yankee fan, but "How Can You Not Be Romantic About Baseball"?
I remember watching that game and being happy they did it, not knowing Hatteberg's story. Knowing what I know now after watching Moneyball, it just makes it all the better
Chris Pratt can hit. and get on base.
who knew?
+LAD Fan lol
but he can't throw.
UH UH! He get on bases - Brad Pitt
Scott Hatteberg is now a part of baseball lore. Hatteberg's home run will be remembered by baseball fans forever as one of the great moments of the game.
I'm not an A's fan by any means, but this is one of the most beautiful moments in baseball history. It's that simple.
This is the reason I love baseball.
agreed
This happens in all sports not just baseball, but these kind of moments is why sports are loved
Yankee fan here and I gotta say, I wasn't thrilled watching bonds, McGuire, Sosa, break records but I was so damn happy for Scott's moment.
I'll take three things that have absolutely nothing to do with each other for 1000 Alex.
As an A's fan in the bay area, this was one of the great memories ill have watching this on tv that day. Ill miss the Oakland athletics
"Crazy! Just...plain...crazy!"
Baseball is a great game and moments like these are special, but to see through the movie the events and what Scotty H accomplished with his second chance leading up to this really gives me any extra sense of appreciation for what he did and this home run.
One of the most amazing moments in baseball history
That would be the GIBSON HOMERUN in '88.' Off of WHO? Oh yeah ... the A's.
but can he get on base?
hahahahaha
Yeah, all four of them if necessary...
Don't make me point at Pete.
Of course! his average obp is excellent. Haven't you seen the movie??? ;-)
Lol
Such an incredible moment! Gives me the goosebumps every time I see it. Thanks for posting.
Nice. I can't watch this without watching Moneyball and vice-versa and can't stop the tear or 2 that come afterwards.
I'm a Braves fan but this......this is just baseball.
This made me cry! Some of the best years of my youth
Only thing missing is the iconic moneyball soundtrack
Wow. They should make a movie about this.. I witnessed this live one of most memorable moments of my life.
Such an inspiring moment :) thank you Hatteberg
Starlord!
i love this game.
respect from Turkiye !
Still one of my favourite sports stories of all time. Up there with the 1980 US hockey team(I’m Canadian and even we love that story man), or even Canada winning that gold medal game on our ice versus are biggest rivals in 2010. Just so much redemption in this Oakland A’s story. Billy proving his worth at the helm of a major league ball club, Hattenberg coming thru in a season where he literally had learn how to play the game again. Justice giving us one last show of why he’ll go down as one of the greats. All around feel good story. What a thrill it was to follow this streak!
Still gives you goose bumps watching!!!!! Simply fantastic
Easily one of the greatest regular season games in mlb history, and the best way to cap it off, too!
The A's were coached by Philip Seymour Hoffman that season.
Bahahahaha great reference
The LATE Philip Seymour Hoffman.
@@rickbrenner6079 AND GREAT
I'm brazilian and ever since I've watched Moneyball I bacame an Oakland A's fan. Billy was as bold as anyone that desire success HAS to be. Watch a match of the Oakland A's in the Coliseum is for sure in my bucket list. Wait for me.
Guilherme Ribeiro Lol, lucky you picked the A's. They have the 3rd most World Series wins of all 30 teams.
Atom Blast No they don't. RedSox are 3rd all time with 8 titles.
Oakland has 4 World Series wins
Guilherme Ribeiro the A’s are a storied baseball franchise to be sure, one of the oldest still in existence. Hats off to you for picking a small market team to follow.
That being said, their stadium and neighborhood is not very nice when compared to other MLB franchises. The coliseum is one of the worst major sport stadiums in the USA. An American football team just left Oakland because they were sick of it .
Indeed Oakland has four, but the Athletics as a franchise does have the third most championships. Still, Oakland's four since '72 is more than Boston's 3 in that same time frame
What does being Brazilian have anything to do with it?
It’s these moments that will live with these players forever
"He gets on base."
"You do not care."
Great film
0:15 I could listen to that sound all day long
Cubs fan, but never get tired of watching this homer ....just awesome.
As a lifelong Oakland A's fan I remember three things in my life vividly when I got married when I had my daughter and this home run. I called in sick that day to watch this game and I did not get paid sometimes in life it's not the money that matters it's the the memories that matter most
I was there
I was at every single home game during the streak.
Just watched moneyball last night and I hope to see the A’s win the fall classic one day. How can you not admire the hard work of that front office considering their resources. Tip of the hat from a Dodger fan.
respect to you sir. Thanks for this. It is very frustrating to be an A's fan, but whenever they win it next will make it all that sweeter with the lack of payroll they've had to work with.
@@udontgotJack i don’t care when it happens it just better be in oakland
Dan Shulman, smooth voice and delivery just as nice as the Hit. Classic call.
Imagine, for a second, rounding third and seeing your entire team, who has gone through the emotional turmoil of losing an 11 point lead, exploding with joy as you made history.
I would savour every single second of that.
How can you not be romantic about baseball?
I love that movie
1:44 the pitchers face :o
The look on the face of the relief pitcher is priceless.
I'm here because I just watch this movie on Netflix wow Hi from Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 💪
And, soon, we'll get an awesome film about the 2016 Cubs. That game 7. Best baseball ever.
I’m a Mariners fan but man what an awesome run they went on, still gives me chills to this day. Also Hatteberg went to WSU so... Go Cougs as well!
I could never forget your voice, RIP Tony
There are things that Baseball, as a sport, can do, that no other sport will ever come close to doing. Moments like this walk-off homer, are one of those moments. Football, as exciting and competitive as it is, does not have moments that thrust pure joy into your heart and soul. Moments, well, if I am being honest, can make any person literally cry. We can always remember where we were when our team squeaked-out a win, or better yet, made that miracle moment happen! I can only speak for myself, but some of the best moments I've ever spent with my family, my son, were at the ballpark. Man, I love this game!
@Jole Sanchez Sure, but even basketball's moments are nothing like baseball. I love basketball but I'm not ashamed to admit that.
AMEN 🙏
They really did a good job recreating that walkoff
Chris Pratt even matches his cadence so well
To me what was great about the moment was the silence in the park, the sound of bat, and the roar that follows. That is a moment unique to baseball.
It’s moments like that where you actually feel alive. As a fan, as that player as the coach that made the choice to pitch hit and as a GM that knew. It’s those moments. Everyone get a ESPN moment in there life. That’s what fuels ya!
Baseball is the strangest game ever! Gotta love it!
I Remember this like it was yesterday, love my A's
I second that.
Love seeing men celebrate its like they are little boys again makes me cry it’s so beautiful
Watched Moneyball second time yesterday. What a story. Love the movie and the A's. Canseco, Stewart, Weiss, McGwire, Steinback, Henderson forever.
Moneyball was tough to watch. This was my childhood, these A's shoulda won a World Series during the early 2000s, but didn't.....
*sigh*
Isaiah Edwards I still have unused ALCS tickets from 2001-2003
Loved it when they blew that lead to the Red Sox and Lowe struck out the last batter...not even a Sox fan but that was funny ASF
Hey quit complaining, at least your team has a World series title... or NINE!
Mike Russo then giving up the Aaron Boone shot, funny too
@@mikerusso703 poor Terrence Long
Hit it Star Lord!
I am not an Oakland A's fan, but this feat this team accomplished was amazing! 20 in a row!
One of the most AMAZING moments in baseball and I am not a baseball fan or an American. As for the commentary, they knew coming in and when the door opened and light came in the called it like shopping list, no wonder the movie changed it.
Chris Pratt was the perfect casting for this role. They’re nearly identical.
I'm a Giants fan who also loves the A's, I get chills watching this
Ugh
Ejhekk33 What?
SgtPepper291 Giants fan who also loves the A's?
Ejhekk33 Yes, they're both from the bay area so I like them both.
SgtPepper291 Yeah, but that's like saying you like the Yankees and Mets. Just not right.
They did this when ESPN was a huge deal.
I remember tuning in every morning to see what they did the night before .
Definitely a special time in baseball
I remember watching the Redsox game on NESN when this happened. They played some highlights, letting all the sox fans know. Hatteberg was previously our backup catcher and it was so nice to see him make history with the As.
He gets on base!
What a great feel-good story this was especially after 9/11 remarkable!!! You got to love baseball baby!!!!!
Am I the only one who got chills in a movie on this sceen for 20 seconds? Never experienced that before... great job Bennett Miller 👍🏻
Even listening to the bit compressed audio 20 years later can give you chills.
"Come and get you love" plays while he walks
This was the last game managed by Philip Seymour Hoffman
What a beautiful home run!
Baseball has a way of making magic like no other sport.
“That one is gone! And it's 20 consecutive victories for the Oakland Athletics on an unbelievable night when they lost an 11 to nothing lead and now they win it!”
This was and is how the Oakland Coliseum should be remembered when the A’s leave for Vegas
I'm a Diehard Red Sox fan and Huntsville Stars fan. So that was awesome when a former red sox player Hatte won it for the Stars affiliate. There was a ton of greats that came through the Huntsville Stars n went onto the A's. Love it!
Hairs on the back of neck stood up. Also Hearing Tony Gwynn was amazing.
Lol those people with the big "20" sign. Imagine how shitty it would have been to bring that to the game if they'd lost.
Recycle it for a 20th birthday or a 20th anniversary. Not that much of a waste.
I gotta give bluefox94 the credit here, not alot can be done at that moment, but birthdays happen all the time.
@sbtopjosh Nah he's playing it smart
@@SightForMemories Yeah 20th birthdays happen all the time, as opposed to other yearly birthdays that happen just once
The part that kills me about this was even after a 19-game win streak, they were only "3 up on the Angels" LOL
Essa temporada e a de 2004, foram as minhas favoritas da Mlb! Athletics em 2002 e Red sox em 2004 foram sensacionais 🔥🚀⚾️
pretty crazy how chris pratt was eeruly built like hatteberg as well, from the body build up to the goatee