The Greatest Calls in Sports History
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"THEY'RE NOT GONNA KEEP EM OFF THE FIELD TONIGHT." For some reason that line always gets to me.
Seth Cottrill rip rod bramblett
The auburn play is number one no matter what best call ever
Which call is that,
Legendary call
I miss Rod Bramblett every single game. RIP you legend đą
"Why do we watch sports?"
Because of moments like these.
Why is soccer on here
@@Mcgee3880 because it's the most popular sport in the world
I am not a fan of it but like it or not it is still a sport.
@@Mcgee3880 Because it rocks
@@Mcgee3880 itâs called football dumb ass and itâs the most watched sport in the world
The âAuburnâs Going to win the foot ball game Auburnâs gonna win the football gameâ Gave me so many chills
How bout the âOH MY GODâ ?!?!?
And the fact that they beat Nick Sabin just made it that much sweeter!!!
âoh my lord in heaven chris davis just ran it 109 yards and auburn is going to the championshipâ gave me chills!
Best call of all time. Brings tears to my eyes, especially cuz Fuck Bama. đ
yea i watched it live and not even being a fan of either team shit gave me goosebumps
what i love most about vin scully is that he knew when to shut up and let the moment play out. he never said even one extra word
Totally agree. Joe Buck just didn't shut up on radio but that's the one you usually hear not the NBC Scully call. Pat Summerall was close to Scully as an announcer and he shut up after Vaneteri's winning field goal in Super Bowl 36. He just said...."It's Good!" and let you watch the celebration.
The great ones know when to keep their mouth shuts
Ok but when he started complaining about socialism, he lost a lot of respect.
@@johnnyph12 not really! Socialism is a cancer to the world so he gained my respect. đ€·ââïž
@@CaptainRedbeard. thats because you'll take your political advice from anything as long as it supports your views.
"Touch 'em all, Joe" gets me everytime
jonathan Katz - I was there when it happened. Skydome (now Rogers Centre) 1993 world series game 6 against the phillies. for the entire bottom of the 9th everyone in the lower bowl at skydome was standing on their chairs. it was incredibile. never forget it.
Every. Single. Time.
RIP Tom Cheek.
This was the first time that I watched a World Series as a child and that call and Joe's child-like celebratory excitement always stuck with me. That's what it's all about.
@Josh Jacoboh no one really asked for that but ok
âTHERE ARE NO. FLAGS. ON THE FIELD!!!â
That gives me goosebumps every time! What a call
The whole call is incredibleâŠthe building crescendo from the realization it has a chance, to a great chance, to a near certainty, followed by the confirmation of no flags, thus confirming the validity of the TD, with perfect fluidity and tone. Just textbook brilliance in the booth to match it on the field.
ââ@@33moneyball I don't think anyone could describe it better than that
He's been to my house that annoceer he's still going today
âHe did it. He did it. Flutie did it.â Gives me chills.
âUncorks a deep one for the end zoneâ, like, it perfectly describes this throw and only this throw.
I love that the color man interupts him too....
Oh, Thalens got it!
He did?
Makes me smile.
Whatâs more incredible is Flutie was like 5â8 and he made a 60 years pass. The call always makes me laugh but in an emotional way that is a brilliant call to say the least
HE GOT PHALEN IN THE ENDZONEE
"That is a disgusting act." - Joe Buck
big8dog88 Joe Buck is moderately disgusting, IMHO. Couldnât carry his dadâs jockstrap.
LOL, this comment
''Do You Believe In Miracles!''
YES!
Sport Theories With DJMIke al michaels
Best call in sports, period
Unbelievable!
At least it wasn't Pierre.
'I can!'
For some reason, it wouldnât be the same if he said that with no time left. Like it was perfect that there was still 3 seconds ticking
"Do you believe in miracles!" Has to be #1 all time. An incredible line for such an incredible moment.
Crying in my kitchen watching this. Sports brings out the greatest human emotions. Be well everyone, stay safe, wash those hands.
This scared me cause Iâm crying in my kitchen watching this too sports are unreal
Why u in yo kitchen bruh
"LOOK AT MILLS! LOOK AT MILLS!" I got to meet Bill Mills once when he came to our school to give a speech on endurance. Cool guy.
My grandparents met him. They said he was really nice.
He ran the last lap like it was the 100m dash
Mills kick at the end... man alive, it seems as if the man could literally fly
That Vin Scully call of Hank Aaron's record-breaking home run...wow. Nearly brought me to tears.
me too, minus the nearly part
It was a great call, but I always preferred Milo's.
Yeah that was brilliant.
It was great
He does the same thing with the Kirk Gibson world series home run he just shuts up and lets you soak the moment... Oddly enough Jack Buck Kirk Gibson home run call is the I can't believe what I've just seen line đ
Gus Johnson deserves his own list
Not Hachiman Hikigaya i see you on Urinating Tree all the time lol
He has his own list. Look it up. Lol.
He has a series unto himself!! And deservedly so!!
He has a series unto himself!! And deservedly so!!
Gus Johnson is a clown.
âDo you believe in miracles? YES!â The most iconic call ever
Li For the US, yes. For us in Canada, âTouch em all Joeâ gets us every time.
Hank Aaronâs 715th Homerun is one of the most heartwarming moments in sports history
Vince Scully's call on Gibson's HR was great. But I'll always remember Jack Buck's call on the radio side for the same play, "I can't believe what I just saw!"
RIP Rod Bramblett; your voice will truly be missed down on the Plains...from a Bama fan
100%
the miracle on ice will always be number 1
Patrick Jones Absolutely! I watch that video constantly! I'm obsessed with 1980!
I look at it this way. All of these teams are teams youâre just a fan of, but that is the USA and you canât beat that!
You'll never see another one like it no matter how long any of us live.
That was more than a sports moment. That was an American moment! (And I donât even like hockey)
unless you don't believe in miracles. lol
but seriously, it's perfect because al michaels says it perfectly, as a question, until there's all zero's on the clock
This gave me chills
George Najdek nothing gives you goosebumps likes a great announcer calls
Same
Me too
Vin Scully's called of Hank's HR is he greatest call in sports history
Chandler Hawkins Miracle on ice
DO YOU BELIEVE IN MIRACLES
Great accomplishment, not the greatest call at all.
Chandler Hawkins Yeah. That was pretty special.
So many of you are wrong. Vin calling â a black man is getting a standing ovation in the Deep Southâ will forever be more significant in the iconoclast over âDo you believe in miracles??â Both were tremendously important moments, each history defining, but Aaron at that moment, and Scully with those words, changed everything. Not just for sports but for an American culture coming to terms with itself.
Needs more, âAguerooooOOOOOOOOO!!!!!â
"I swear, you'll never see anything like this ever again! So watch it! Drink it in!"
Also some "Do not scratch your eyes!..."
2 goals in added time sees Manchester City win the the title from Manchester United
That one and "Secretariat is widening now! He is moving like a tremendous machine!"
Do NOT scratch your eyes!!
I am so glad that the Kirk Gibson homerun made it in. Definitely one of the most emotional and moving moments in baseball history.
"The Natural " ending to a World Series game, one which came "Out Of The BLUE "!
Man... I'm sitting at my work desk, tears in my eyes, reminded in this very moment why sports are so amazing. They fill people with hope, in an otherwise seemingly hopeless world. They bring people, who have almost nothing in common, together. It makes us forget about our differences. That's just so crazy to me. Great video. I love sports.
Crybaby
miracle easily the greatest ever. i still cant hear that without almost tearing up. incredible moment
âTHE BAND IS ON THE FIELDâ oh ffs hahah
"DOWN GOES FRAZIER! DOWN GOES FRAZIER! DOWN GOES FRAZIER!"
Big omission.
@@Cancel1991 It's here. 5:32
Down goes lonette DOWN GOESS LONETTE
Belmont Stakes 1973 "he's moving like a tremendous machine" secretariat breaks the world record and hasn't seen it broken since. 1.5 miles 2:24. Greatest horse that ever lived
And, the 1973 Preakness call, too. The Belmont call is absolutely great, but I think the call was bolstered by Secretariats earth shattering performance. The 73 Preakness had numerous sub plots during the race, and Anderson nailed them all.
Was really hoping to see this here!
4:30 my dad was watching an 80âs baseball documentary on tv, my GF and I are in the next room, and I perfectly recite this call, she was so befuddled why I knew it word for word
Because sports broadcasters really leave a lasting impact and signature on the moment. Even the moment if itâs before our time.
This is why we love sports. We NEED a part 2.
Vinoo and 3, and 4, and 5...
Also, with more football (soccer)
I am so impressed that you included the Billy Mills 10k meters finish in the Olympics. Well done!
ah, so thatâs what that was.
"THEY'RE NOT GONNA KEEP 'EM OFF THE FIELD TONIGHT!!" luv it
Gus Johnson and March Madness belong together
TRUE that!!
Factual
Gus johnson belongs with all the other screaming little girls at a justin bieber or jonas brothers concert even more
Yes
@@tomstepien8549 Why are you hating man?
"Look at...LOOK AT MILLS!!!! LOOK AT MILLS!!!!"
Something stirs in the soul watching the emotion of sports, itâs bigger than sports, itâs life.
Itâs the rawest form of human joy... in a stressful, depressing, divisive world!
So many emotions flow through during the course of this video. I enjoyed how it saved the best for last.
As a baseball fan, the words "Behind the bag! It gets Buckner!" will always resonate with me.
As a Red Sox fan, same.
I wasnât even alive for it, but same đ
Amazing. I would only add a few more to this list. Most importantly, I would add the final half-lap of Secretariat at the Belmont Stakes giving him racing's first Triple Crown in 25 years. It was well before my time -- but it is one of those few moments in history when we know that we were watching perfection.
Some of those calls bring tears to my eyes because I remember where I was when they happened. Good video!
The man in the white suit who is about to talk to Hank Aaron is a young Craig Sagar
Watching this during the quarantine is an incredibly sad experience
I know NHL hockey isn't very popular, but look into Paul Kariya's goal in Game 6 of the 2003 Stanley Cup finals and the "Off the floor! On the board!" call and tell me it wouldn't fit on the list somewhere.
Me not being a hockey fan outside of the Stanley cup finals, it does elevate the moment like a great call should but it just isn't as good in my perspective as many of the ones showed in the video
It's way better than most of the things on this list
czcams.com/video/5ziarOEosIc/video.html - best call in sports and fuck the rangers
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By far one of the top 5 calls and all of sports easily
@@samtyrrel5512 Henderson scores for Canada in the 1972 Summit Series Canada vs Russia with 19 seconds left in game eight I think would be the biggest hockey moment for Canada. Certainly the Miracle on Ice in 1980 was the biggest for the US in hockey. But the Henderson moment was such that people remember where they were and what they were doing when it happened. The country shut down so people could watch the game.
âSwung on and missed, a perfect game! Vin Scullyâs call of the the 9th inning of Sandy Koufaxâs perfect game is the greatest baseball announcing ever!
Wow I was thinking "I hope the band on the field TD and the Chris Davis field goal return are on here" and they were! Great video!
WVU42 I was so mad at the time I couldn't watch the Iron Bowl live but I got to hear that call live and looking back in happy I didn't watch it on TV
Dave Niehaus "My oh My"
I miss him more than maybe anyone else that I never met in my life.
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I love how sometimes understated less is more feels right, and sometimes over the top raw emotion fits. I think this is an overlooked part of sports, and someone should do a documentary on commentators. Great video
Eli Goulds call of Tuas ot pass for the NCAA Championship over UG
These are some amazing calls. I wish Dave Niehaus would have maybe gotten a nod here - heâs in the MLB Hall of Fame and that guy could bring me to the brink of tears at any moment with how well he called games and he had some iconic ones to call (Ichiroâs Hit Record, Mariners first trip to postseason, âThe Doubleâ, first Father and Son back to back HRs... But every call on this list had a lot of greatness
I still tear up every time I rewatch the call of "The Double", and the only thing better would have been if he could have called Felix's perfect game, but I know he was giving a big ol' "My Oh My" up in heaven both that year and this year when Cal Raleigh sent us back to the playoffs
The Double??
1. Al Michaels - Miracle on Ice
2. See #1
I still get goose bumps & emotional hearing that call 40 yrs later. I remember watching this game on TV as a 10 y/o & I will NEVER forget it.
I interviewed Tom Cheek on the radio in 1994 only a few months after the Jay's won back to back. After reading his book Road to Glory, I asked him about his call on Joe Carter's home run. He said in his book he tried not to get too choked up in '92 when they won the first World Series, so it wasn't an overly emotional call. As for Carter's homer, he said, after I played the audio on air, "that was pretty good, wasn't it?" Damn right. RIP Tom Cheek.
Kirk Gibsonâs game winning home run vs the Aâs and Eckersley. What a moment.. No one better to call that iconic home run than the great Vin Scully.
No disrespect to Scully, who is the hands-down GOAT among announcers, but Jack Buck's "I don't believe what I just saw!" on Gibson's homer was better.
John Hunter some videos splice the two calls together, which is awesome. Each announcer called it perfectly for their broadcast, buck for radio and scully on tv (the images told the story)
@@johnhunter2294
I also love Bucks call...but as great as his call is, dont think it can be in the category of greatest calls if you say the wrong team, saying the Tigers instead of the Dodgers...and unfortunately, in his great call of the Puckett homerun - "we will see you tomorrow night" - that also loses some of the greatness because he says Mitchell instead of Puckett...
@@johnhunter2294 What was better was Vin Scully not saying ANYTHING for a full minute after "GONE!!!". The best announcer in that moment was the crowd (and they did great)!
@@davester1432 I agree with that. If you just tuned in, you KNEW something special had happened.
My favorite is "Kobe Without Regard For Human Life"
Dan Brown lebron was better
Dan Brown I thought it was, âLebron James, with no regard for human life, gives the Cavaliers their largest lead tonight.â
Kevin Harlan used that line when he made the Twolves calls. He described the Big Ticket that way.
First time watching this video, I think how Vin Scully described Hank Aaron's 715th HR was absolutely classic Vin Scully, acknowledging the significant historical achievements, not just of him getting to HR no# 715, but the social significant ance as well.
"And we'll see you tomorrow night." Jack Buck Game 6 1991 world series
Yes, that should be on here also. His son Joe of course admitted he copied his dad when David Ortiz(Mr. October now, sorry Reggie) hit that HR in Game 4 of 04 ALCS in the 12th inning. "We'll see you later tonight" Game 5 actually started late afternoon but he gets a pass. Such a great call by Jack and Joe.
@@jaytf1231 Jack's call was still better.
As a twins fan...that call sucked. He was clearly rooting for the Braves all series. His energy was low on that call. F*** Jack Buck
I prefer "I can't believe what just saw!". I like it better than Sculley's call.
And we'll see you tomorrow night, that was a great call wasn't it lol gimme a break. Most of the people on here don't know what a great call is.
I always loved that Craig Sager was one of the guys who ran onto the field when Hank Aaron hit 715
Imagine a Gus Johnson and Tony Romo Super Bowl....
Tony Romo is definitely the Tom Brady of announcers
Johnny Veiga and Gus Johnson is the Lamar jackson
Ben DeBoer Romo would tell you whatâs about to happen and then Gus Johnson would react to it.đ
This is hands down my favorite video on youtube
âItâs gone! Itâs into the bullpen! This game is tied! This game is tied! David Ortiz! David Ortiz! David Ortiz!â
-Dave OâBrien
^My personal favorite
Iconic moment for the ages
Greatest clutch hitter in the history of baseball
I was waiting for "Do you believe in miracles? YES!" Good compilation.
"THERE ARE NO FLAGS ON THE FIELD!!!"
"Havilcek stole the ball"
Secretariat at Belmont in 1973. Called by Anderson. Should be #1 or 2 right their with Miracle.
levrac68 "He is moving like a tremendous machine." Great call.
@@nicka8618 Yes, I agree it's should be number 1!
Yep, agreed. I watched it live on TV and decades later I still get goosebumps. Definitely belongs, at least the "tremendous machine" call. Also a technical note: you ought not add a music track to these things. It makes it harder to hear but also competes unnecessarily with the calls themselves.
Also the disbelief in his voice when he says "Secretariat is all alone." Spinetingling call.
The 73 Preakness call by Anderson was even better. Give it a close listen. Much more action to cover, and Anderson didn't miss a second of it. He was brilliant. Secretariat's performance in the Belmont was beyond earthly, and made Anderson's call unforgettable.
the way hank aaron's mom hugs him at the plate - think of what that must mean to that family, breaking babe ruth's record. gets me every time.
With props to Verne Lundquist, the national radio call of Laettner's winning shot is truly classic. When the Duke star made the 15-footer, Caywood Ledford - the legendary Kentucky announcer - proclaimed "GOOOOOOD ! And Duke wins it, 104 to 103 ... and THAT IS WHY THEY'RE NUMBER ONE !!" That was to be Mr. Ledford's last call, ending a 39 year run with UK Football and Basketball.
I would have included Secretariat's call at Belmont... "He's moving like a tremendous machine!"
Agree.
the billy mills call is absolutely incredible. the kick and the call might be the greatest call in sports history. not the biggest moment but my god what a call that sends chills up your spine even if you arenât a track guy
I donât comment very often but I just wanted to say that this is a work of art. The single greatest sports moments video Iâve ever seen. Gave me chills every single clip. Very well put together. I love your previous ones as well. Keep up the good work.
You know an announcer's good when they can give you chills with "there are no flags on the field"...
âDo you believe in miracles?â Is the best hockey call ever, but âOff the floor, on the board!â Is by far my favorite
Harris Highlights Thom Brennaman's call on the Boise State vs Oklahoma hook and lateral and the Statue of Liberty play, Tiger's Woods crazy chip shot from the 2005 masters, and Auburn vs Georgia 2013 Verne Lundquist and Gary Danielson.
Brought tears to my eyes
A lot of great ones here but the "Shot Heard 'Round the World" call is absolutely timeless.
âBehind the bag! Gets through Buckner. Here comes Knight and the Mets win!â Gets me every single time
Yes. And his Gibson call.
We lost a legend in baseball lore. Henry Aaron passed away yesterday at age 86. RIP Hank, you will be playing for the biggest team of all.
Mike Joy's call of the finish of the 1998 Daytona 500 is another one that should be worth a mention.
Twenty years of trying, twenty years of frustration! Dale Earnhardt will come to the caution flag to win the Daytona 500! Finally! The most anticipated moment in racing. If John Elway can win the Super Bowl, Dale Earnhardt said he could win the Daytona 500.
Coming back to this vid during the coronavirus situation. I need my fix for hair raising calls and plays. Let's all stay strong and stay safe, let's all lookout for each other during these worrying times.
BRAVES WIN still gives me chills!
9:57-. This is edited. Vin Scully allowed 50 seconds for the listening audience to aborb the ambience before resuming-- " In a season..."
Iâve never seen Hanks home run call for that long, I love how you included the part about his mother and father
Thereâs something about those old microphones with the terrible sound quality that makes the calls better.
2008 #1 Texas Longhorns vs #7 Texas Tech Red Raiders such a good game all the way till the end
RandomRogertv Sure was. Texas beat Oklahoma, Oklahoma beat Tech, and Tech beat Texas. I was 11 years old. At TN the time I never knew I'd remember it for the rest of my life.
And I can't believe we don't have one by Kieth Jackson...."Oh Nelly" Come on! there must be a few for Kieth!
Amazing! Thank you! Would love to see a part 2.
The music made em all even better, good choice!!! Chills on every call ;)
whos here during quarantine and misses sports?
Fantastic audio editing on this. One of the only YT videos I've seen where the background music actually enhanced the vid. Beautifully done.
âThe slipper still fitsâ is a great call
I was looking for a video like this the other day!! (: Keep it up Blake
Here's the 0-1. This is gonna be a tough play! BRYANT! THE CUBS! WIN THE WORLD SERIES! IT'S OVER!
20 years of trying, 20 years of frustration!
You got it, you got it, YOU GOT IT!!!!!!! MIKEY!!!!!!!!!
Shame those 2 calls weren't in
If thatâs Darrell Waltrip calling his baby bro winning the 500âŠgot a pretty good idea why itâs not in more even though it deserves to be.
âI hope Dale is okâŠâ
This video is amazing. Itâs so well put together.
That hank Aaron call is INCREDIBLE because 99% of announcers would have the bravery to say some shit like that
8:30 RIP Rod Bramblett
When you've got 11+ minutes of the greatest calls in sports history, all you need is the theme from Moneyball underneath playing too loud to hear the greatest calls in sports history.
I am 53 years old and watched 5 of these events live. Flutie, Gibson, Duke, Titans and Iron Bowl. The first two I mentioned, are vividly engrained in my head. Like yesterday.
I always thought the "Flutie did it" line was hilarious. Like bro, he just heaved the ball into a mob of people. That receiver came up clutch!
Jimmy Lewis it was bc flutie managed to escape like 3 guys trying to sack him, and still got the ball all the way to the end zone under pressure. Although I will agree that was an incredible play by the receiver to go up and get the ball.
@@jacksonsanders7082 Phelan was his first cousin.
HE'S GOT IT!
THERE ARE NO FLAGS ON THE FIELD!
TENESSE HAS PULLED A MIRACLE!!!
Another phenomenal moment when I was a super super young sports fan. Titans had 2 goosebumps moments in those playoffs.. was it Dyson too who was short of the end zone??!
Yes my friend
This is my memory of the miracle...
Incrwdibly confusing...as it tells you nothing.
Exciting? Yes.
Informative? No.
I had to look up how the game ended.
:)
You canât forget this out, Barry Bondsâ 756 homerun is not remembered because of Bondsâ homerun, itâs remembered because itâs one of the best calls in sports history by Duane Kuipers.
"HITS IT DEEP! IT IIIIIIS... OUTTA HEREEEE! 756!"
Except Barry bonds was a steroid taker
You know, I have seen that Hank Aaron highlight so many times in my life but every single time it ended with the fans running on the field to pat him on the back. I had never heard the rest of the call, and I have to admit the part about a Black man getting a standing ovation in the South choked me up.
The part about his mother âkissing him for all sheâs worthâ was the part that killed me! Thereâs something so raw about someone doing something remarkable, and getting the praise from the people that brought them into the world in the first place. God.
I'm glad you put the best one of all at the end. :)
Mario Lemieux scores for Pittsburgh in the Stanley Cup finals Bob Cole: âlook at Lemieux. Oh my goodness, what a goal, what a move, Lemieux whoa baby.â