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Bobby Cox is a legend but why didnt he run for Bream?

Idk why Yankee fans expect us to care about them when theyve won 4 titles sonce 96 & the spx haven't won in 84 years. Suck a bag of d**ks...

Dude was safe in first clip

this was on my birthday lmao

You gotta admit 2:13:49 for about about the next 20 seconds is fuckin wild!

Pedey and Nomar cut down by injuries to sure HOF careers.

Ankiel was an outstanding pitcher destine to be another Steve Carlton when he lost it pitching in Atlanta . Not only could he throw for a strike but the catcher couldn't catch it he was so wild. Have up pitching, went to the minors to become an outfielder. He could hit the long ball. Finally got back to the majors and hit a clutch homer. An outstanding outfielder but never a high average batter. Stay in the majors for a while before retiring. I have always admired Rick, a MAN was up, then down but came back to the majors after things went against him. I don't know if any one wrote his story but they should.

The Diamondbacks win the World Series, ending their dynasty of the Yankees.

Schmidt was total package And I had the pleasure of watching his whole career

Back when the rules allowed catchers to be athletes to defend the plate, Mauer was so smart maneuvering the plate

Crazy to see Henderson and Spike Owen on the Mariners. I think they both started for the Sox in the World Series.

That catch

Always used two hands to make the catch like a pro

Jim Palmer was obviously still playing at this time but already showed the skills and knowledge on his way to becoming a great broadcaster.

rip

I remember being dropped off at driving school at the top of the 7th, having a whole class, getting home, and the 7th was still going. Just a crazy game, even for someone who was neutral. Also, gotta give the umpires credit, they were spot on about Odor scoring in the 7th. Fans just got salty

1:33:14 EE10 HR 2:13:48 JB19

Phillies legend Jose Bautista

Bautistas bat flip was completely uncalled for. Should’ve gotten tossed as soon as he touched home plate.

Blue Jays first playoff series win since 1993 World Series.

One of the absolute, all-time greats. He's not in the hall? That's unbelievable. Him, Mays, and the rest. Didn't realize he also had a .299 lifetime BA. Doggone, he'd have looked great in a Red Sox uniform.

Hello📞Cooperstown, pick up the phone and make things right put DaveParker in MLBHOF

Honestly, incredible editing. I would have thought it was all one game if the teams and positions didn't change. Crossfading audio was on point.

2 outs in the 10th, Marty Barrett of Boston is the Miller Lite player of the game. Oops!

I saw the title and thought, "he made more than one??"

Joe was also the #1 ranked HS football player his senior year coming out of Cretin in MN. Polished 6'5 pocket passer recruited by Florida St and Bobby Bowden. Really good basketball player growing up too. Guy was just an incredible athlete.

I got to see him at Wrigley in 2015 at my dad told me that he is one of the best defensive third basemen he has ever seen and my dad and I are cubs fans, mind you

What a great player , Best catcher ever

Thanks to expanded playoffs this type of exciting ending to the regular season will never happen again.

Damnit Frank don’t blink

That behind the back off the bricks will be my favorite play of all time 😂

Well played, Joe Mauer. Your entire career.

Born to be great.

thats my minnesota first ballot hall of famer 🥹

This is just incredible

Mauer is one of the best catchers to play the games. I think his MLB career was so long was due to the fact that he was able to switch over and play first base. I think at the time he got a lot of first base starts the league was loaded at first base.

Johan, Mauer, Morneau, and Frankie was the greatest and most disappojnting year in Twins history.

Can you imagine having a seat in right field that game

I was 8. Watching on the floor of my living room. Screaming.

I have to say that first play with Catalanotto at home, he was safe. He swiped the base at the last possible second. If you pause at 0:34 you can see it.

Ryan Zimmerman (Nats vs. Giants, 2016) COULD have had an UNASSISTED triple play. The runner from third was just about home and was making no attempt to get back to third. It would have been the rarest of the rarest. Only two first basemen in MLB history have ever made an unassisted triple play (both in the 1920's), and no unassisted triple play has ever involved an out at third base. Zimmerman just needed to run across the diamond. Would have been half way there before the runner even realized what was happening. The decade of the 2010's passed without a UTP, but the baseball gods made one available right there.

Those gray sleeves jerseys are sick they should still wear those

Wheres the run saving throw? Was someone on 3rd base?

Twins GOAT

I was at this game. My friend had a huge snow problem and I was visiting from LA. He got me in for $17 greatttt seats. I got to run the bases after. I was 34 years old 😂

One of the better ball games I have watched! It was nice to see Griffey Jr. in his prime, along with Edgar. Have to give those Mariner's fans credit for keeping the intensity up the whole game, that is not easy to do! It's also interesting to see the differences between MLB baseball in 1995 compared to 25, almost 30 years later, with how they left Cone out there so long, and both sides not utilizing the righty lefty matchups but just letting their pitcher stay in. Some hall of famers riding the pine this game in their rookie years: Rodriguez, Jeter, Posada! Great ball game!

Grew up sporting my white Sox (yes I’m miserable) but nothing but respect and appreciation for getting to watch my hated rival carve out a legacy. Hope you’re enjoying retirement Joe!

Can’t say I care too much for the twins organization, but #7 was the Man

Emotional when you grow up watching your hometown player's any player for that matter for many years.

incredible baseball player, even better person.