10 Greatest Comebacks In MLB History - MLB 10s
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- In this episode of MLB 10s, Dawson explores the 10 greatest comebacks in MLB history including the 2011 Rays game 162, 2012 San Francisco Giants, Cardinals winning 2011 World Series game 6, the Cubs winning the World Series, 2002 Angels. and the 2004 Boston Red Sox comeback in the ALCS.
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Did I miss out on any?
Mariners 14 -15 indians
19-31, down 3-1 with 2 outs vs Josh Hader, back to back vs Kershaw, extra-inning grand slam, win 4 games on the road, go-ahead home run in the 7th against a pitcher throwing a 1 hitter
Nationals 2019 season. Started 19-31. Came back in the wild card after losing 3-0. Came back from a 2-1 series deficit against dodgers and were losing 3-0 in game 5. In the World Series went up against cheaters an miraculously won every game on the road. Were also down 3-2 in that series and were losing 2-0 in the 7th.
I had them up there. Just found it hard to take the Rays off the list
@@DawsonWright yeah you not having the Nats on here is absolutely ridiculous 🥴
2012 giants and 2019 nationals is the reasons why I don't care about home field advantage
It helps but it's not the only thing
@@wickerman4609 I'm not saying it doesn't but if you have the heart to win you'll win anywhere also I'd rather hear boos that charges me to do better than distracting cheers
Of all the 4 major sports, I think it matters the least in baseball
As an Astros fan I have nothing but respect for the nationals, TONS of young talent on that team and I can’t wait to see what they can do. P.S. Rendon should’ve been the 2019 NL MVP
There’s such a thing as ROAD field advantage. The 2016 Cubs are a case in point. They got to hit DH Kyle Schwarber (.412) in 4 games instead of three, and getting away from the immense pressure of the Wrigley Field crowds was a tonic for the team; they won 3 out of 4 at Progressive Field in Cleveland.
I refuse to watch this
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Wassup Fuzzy I loved the part where the Indians lost😜
I literally just searched for the biggest comebacks in MLB history and here you are posting this 10 minutes ago. Thank you!
gotchu
What about the Nationals from last season. They were 4th in their division in May and won the World Series as a Wild Card team. Oh and they beat the two best teams in baseball that year en route to their World Series win: the 106 win LA Dodgers and 107 win trash can banging Houston Astros. They also won all of their games on the road, in Houston. No professional sports team had won 4 games on the road in a best of 7 series until the Nats did it.
They were up there, probably number 11 or 12 on the list
They also won against a team a cheaters!
When you put it like that, it makes their run even crazier. Congrats to them, they deserved it
@@jaredchacon2645 The Nats were 19-31 on May 23rd of last year & only the Miami Marlins had a worse record in the National League at the time. From that point on the Nats won 74 of their remaining 112 games( a .660 winning percentage during that stretch, which, ironically enough would've matched the Houston Astros' winning percentage over a full season which is how the Astros actually finished last season ). Then add on the fact that they knocked off both the Dodgers & Astros, the teams with the 2 best records in baseball last season, while winning 8 of 9 games on the road in the postseason including all 4 games in Houston in the World Series....considering how far down in the standings they were on that day in late-May, definitely a remarkable in-season comeback by the Nationals, & winning their 1st World Series championship after a string of October disappointments leading up to last year....incredible stuff.
Even the Astros won their 3 games in Washington
You forgot everyone who plays diamond dynasty in the show
I think some pretty significant parts about the Cardinals run were left out, they were 10.5 games back of the wild card on August 24th, and won it on the final day of the season, and then were down 2-1 in the NLDS vs the top ranked Phillies and won the last two. Chris Carpenter out dueled Roy Halladay, the Cardinals scored a run in their first two batters of the game, and that was the only offense, game ended 1-0.
I so appreciate the mentioning the 2011 Rays comeback. It was so incredible I still have a hard time believing it to this day! 162 is still my favorite baseball game I've ever seen!
2011 Cardinals should be higher imo just because of everything that had to go right just to make the postseason
Much like Dawson pointed out, that's a Series that I really enjoyed watching as well. And the Cardinals were literally not even in the postseason discussion with about 30 games left that season, I think I remember Tony LaRussa said he just told his players 'Let's just finish this season on a positive note that's all', even LaRussa had doubts they would even have a shot at the playoffs but then the Cardinals gradually started stringing together wins, the trades they made in late-July, those players gradually started contributing to the team's late surge, and at the same time the Braves noticeably began to sputter when they had such a big lead in the wildcard standings. Next thing you knew it's the final week of September and the Cardinals are still in the thick of the playoff race while the Braves can't stop the bleeding. Eventually the Cards finally overtake the Braves on the final night to secure the wildcard, but that was only the beginning; then they upset the Phillies who were considered the best club in baseball that year. Then they faced their divisonal rivals the Brewers in the NLCS & again the Cardinals weren't expected to have a chance but they knocked off the Brew Crew as well. And then finally the Texas Rangers who at the time were probably the best team over in the A.L. 7 games, the Cards are on the brink & the Rangers look like they would win their 1st WS championship...but we all saw what happened. Incredible stuff. I'm a Blue Jays fan but I've often considered the Cardinals as my favorite team in the National League. :-)
ckendall67 plus they won the World Series. Comebacks to me mean nothing if you get hot to just get in to playoffs only to lose in first round. Cardinals won World Series which is why I think it like if Redsox lost in World Series in 04 the comeback against Yankees coming back from 3-0 wouldn’t mean it. Angles should go up to against Giants.
That Rajai Davis homer will give me irregular heart palpitations til the day I die I swear to God.
Me too I never watch it with a full bladder
The mariners winning the wild card in 95 has to be on here. They were 13 back in August against the angels. Mariners kept winning and the angels collapsed. Then beat the Yankees after being down 0-2 in a best of 5 series. Crazy season that literally saved baseball in Seattle.
Mets coming back to win the 1986 World Series. Game 6 in extra innings down two, two outs and nobody on they come back and tie it. Game 7 the next night, down again heading late into the game and they come back and Win it
I’m glad you mentioned that. And the Mets were one strike away from losing Game 6. I’ll never forget that game. They were also down 3-0 in Game 7, as you mentioned, but ended up winning 8-5. Maybe Dawson can make more comeback videos like this. Great stuff.
I've watched the Cubs game 7 so much i could damn near give you a play by play of the entire game by heart
That 04 series still hurts
Not for Boston fans such as myself
If your a Yankees fan, I can think of 27 reasons why it shouldnt hurt
You can now add the 2020 Dodgers vs Braves. 3 - 1 series lead blown by Atlanta
The Nationals disrespect is legit
Nats almost made it in, Rays moment was too iconic. Congrats on the World Series tho.
No disrespect man your #11
you forgot to add that the cardinals in 2011 were in the same position as the rays. They were like 10 games behind the braves and game 162 they were tied and Atlanta lost and St. Louis won giving them the wild card.
That was the year they won the world series I didn't even realize that!
This is a great history of baseball comebacks. Keep it up
Being a Giants fan the Reds and Cardinals comeback were some of the best times as a fans especially game 5 of the NLCS when Zito had one the best pitching performances in SF Giants playoff history. I believe his time in SF was vindicated with that start because prior to that Zito was considered a free agent bust and would get dragged through the mud countless times by fans and radio personalities on KNBR.
I just realized how much weight was on that Evan Longoria home run. That’s basically the shot heard round the World part 2.
Finally some good TH-cam Content!
What about the Dodgers 4 homers in the 9th? Amazing comeback
Yeah it's up there
#1 Dawson returns to TH-cam
You know there are great comebacks when the Rays vs. Yankees game is #10.
Hey nice vid bro, keep it up man 👍
Like if Nelson Cruz cost the Rangers a championship
Yup
I wouldn't say that, you gotta remember the dude had an insane postseason offensively. He was the ALCS MVP that year and bit 8 Homeruns in the playoffs.
@@ryanberner04 offensively he was good, defensively he sucked
@nate hirsh that too. Should've kept in Derek Holland
i wouldn't say that. If Cruz wasn't on the Rangers in 2010 & 2011 they wouldn't make the WS. His defense is just terrible. He's a DH not an outfielder.
The Cardinals were also down 10.5 games on August 23 behind the Braves for the Wildcard in 2011. The Cardinals would finish the rest of the season with a 23-9 record, while the Braves finished with a 11-19 record. The Cardinals won the Wildcard by 1 game (they swept the Braves in a 3 game set during their run)! They also were down by a very good Phillies team in 2011's first round by 2-1, only to beat them 3-2. The final game of that series was Chris Carpenter against Roy Halladay (RIP), both pitchers closed the game, Cards won 1-0! We all know what happened after that "ahem game 6 World Series" lol! It was a miraculous season by the Cardinals, and my favorite total year by the Redbirds I ever watched! Let's go Cardinals!
I feel like you should have included the cardinals with that number 10 entry since they had to enter the playoffs in a very similar way.
Coming back from 3-0 series deficit has happened in hockey 4 times. The Toronto Maple Leafs, The New York Islanders, The Philadelphia Flyers and the Los Angeles Kings all came back and won the series in game 7. The Astros ALMOST did it to the Rays and in the NBA such feat has never been done. It has happened in European sports but here we're talking baseball. Great video, loved it.
I'm a simple man. I see a Dawson Wright video, I click, I watch, I enjoy.
I would’ve put the 1969 Mets on here, but still a great list
Thank you for including Lou in the list!
As a Giants fan, this video gave me conflicting emotions. 2002 still hurts, but 2010, 2012, and 2014 makes it hurt less.
Good content!
Finally 2012 talked about thank you
We all know what number 1 should be lets see what it is!
You aren't being objective if you think that's NOT the number 1 choice.
@@anglobostonian in english please
@@MaxyTanks14 hint, I'm from Boston.
YOUR CITY DESERVED THAT BOMBING! FOREVER SALTY ABOUT THE 2013 ALCS AM I.
@@roygoodhand1301 Ortiz
I've never seen an outfield arm like Rick Ankiel. Simply an absolute cannon.
Plz more stuff like this 🤙
“Bonds hit a ball to right that still hasn’t landed” LOL I’m dead
I forget the date, but the game back in 2001 when Cleveland came back from down 14 to 2 against the Mariners in the seventh-inning?
So glad that you didn’t do just teams and did guys like Ankiel
How did you mention the 2011 Rays comeback against the Red Sox but not mention the 2007 Rockies comeback in 2007?
The Rays comeback was just plain better.
Because the Rays comeback was highlighted by a big market team having the mother of all meltdowns in September, which made it more memorable. The Rockies won their final game against the Padres, another team that wasn’t a big market team like the Red Sox or Yankees, so they got almost no media attention, and were also swept in the World Series. They were just part of the Red Sox’ story that year.
@@dougg2012 Good points, however, if the '38 Cubs deserved it for going 22 of 29, the Rockies deserve mention for 14 of 15.
This pre 2004 third generation Red Sox fan (and Boston fan in general) came over just to make sure you made the correct choice for #1. You did, thank you very much. That's all I needed to see!
Yes let’s go
You missed the 2015 ALDS with jays vs rangers. Jays were down 2-0 after losing two home games, and had to go on the road to Texas with R.A. Dickey starting one of the games. Oh, and also the bat flip
Not really impressive cause y'all played the Rangers
The bat flip is the best baseball game I have ever witnessed as a Jays fan. I wasn’t born yet during our 2 WS rings in 92 and 93. That’s the why the bat flip game was the best game ever for me. 2015 should have been the Blue Jays’ year. I can’t believe we choked against Kansas City
He’s back
Yessir
It's only one regular season game, but in 2001 the Cleveland Indians came back from a 12-run deficit to beat the Seattle Mariners 15-14 in extras. Mind you, this was in 2001. That Mariners team? They won 116 games.
Who tf was the one person that disliked this vid I’ll box them
Damn, im glad it wasn't me😂
A Yankees fan
BOX ME
Number 2 will always be number 1 to me.
I'de say the Royals 6-2 ALDS Game 4 comeback against the Astros in 2015 is a close to top 10. Probably not as remembered but it truly showed how special the '15 run was for the Royals. The 2015 postseason, the royals have scored a total of 40 runs in *8 innings or later* while all the other teams combined for 26.
Noti squad
Number 10 brings back MLB 12 the show nostalgia
Facts
I completely agree
You missed the 1951 Giants coming back from a 13 1/2 game deficit, winning 37 of 44 to catch Brooklyn and then win a 3 game playoff with the Dodgers, beating them with Bobby Thompson’s homer “the shot heard around the world.” Russ Hodges screamed “the Giants win the pennant” several times as Thompson rounded the bases, having hit a 3 run homer off Ralph Branca.
I was at the Rays v Yankees game. Unfortunately for me, I didn't stay till the end. I'm not a person who usually leaves games early but of course that day I did.
Nobody gonna talk about how clean those cursive cubs jerseys were?
2019 nationals not even mentioned? Went from 19-31 to world champs. Won 5 elimination games in which they trailed in every single one of them. That’s got to mean something...
August 5, 2001
The Cleveland Indians hosted the Seattle Mariners. Entering the bottom of the seventh Seattle led 14-2. The Indians won the game in extra innings 15-14. Capping the greatest comeback in Indians History
The 1986. Mets 6th game 2 out 2 strike rally and then win game 7. Wow
But. I agree 2004. Red Sox was number 1. Wow
No! that was great
Even though it was a regular season game, the comeback by the Cleveland Indians against the Seattle Mariners on August 5, 2001. It's one of two times (the other at the EXPENSE of the Indians) that a team managed to pull of a win after a 12-run deficit. This is especially amazing considering it happened against the 2001 Mariners, who posted a 116-46 record.
Damn 116-46? How the hell did they not even make it into the World Series that year?
Old video so I don't expect a response but...for single game comebacks for me its April 17, 1976 Philadelphia Phillies at Chicago Cubs. Cubs were up 13-2 to start the fifth inning. Mike Schmidt then hit 4 consecutive home runs and the Phillies won 18-16 in the 10th inning.
Game 5 of the 1929 World Series was also a comeback. The A's were down 2-0 going into the bottom of the 9th, and scored three runs in the 9th to win the World Series.
Well done list! I was happy to learn about Lou Brissie. However, what about the 2007 Colorado Rockies? Coming back in the regular season by winning 14 of 15, not including the tie breaker game; the most exciting sporting event I have ever attended
As much as I love the 07 Rockies... I'm still waiting for Holliday to touch home plate.
@@VACATETHE48 That's a bit of a troll don't ya think? That line has been used so much that either it or something in combination with it has effectively washed-away enough of the greatness of that game and the entire streak - so much so that it doesn't suffice or come to mind as a top comeback for a very aware MLB TH-camr. And so what if he didn't? Bad calls are part of the game.
But let's say he not only didn't, but was in fact called out. Consider that it probably wouldn't have even mattered. Rox were rolling. They'd just scored 2 to tie it in the bottom of the 13th... against the Closer with the most saves in the HISTORY of baseball. They couldn't have lost that inning. And very well may still have won it, given the winning run was already on base (and the ball got away from the catcher...which should have been Helton's cue to get to 2nd and scoring position-I don't remember bc I was focused on Home). And Brad Hawpe, a power-hitting lefty (against RHP Hoffman) was on deck.
At worst, it goes to the 14th tied. And with all the magic we now all know about that run-both immediately before and after, you don't really think they're losing that game do you?
Patrick is absolutely right about it being the peak of sporting events. The TV coverage by TBS, which was new to baseball in 2007, had their atmosphere sound-settings way out-of-wack (i.e. the sound of the ball hitting the catcher's mitt or cracking the bat was set so disproportional to the atmospheric noise it's laughable). Whether for the sake of making the announcer feeds stand-alone all the more or inexperience, they effectively muted the crowd reactions to their audience at home; thereby hiding how truly special and deafeningly loud it really was, and leaving a less than ideal record. But those of us there will never forget. The entire game(+) was hard to believe (Jake Peavy, that season's Cy Young winner, started for the Padres against "Dragon Slayer" Josh Fogg for the Rockies), but in case anyone needs a short visual reminder, check out 3.53-4.05 of th-cam.com/video/EHVlMcEz2mI/w-d-xo.html.
@@dhuman9321 The amount of salt from this reply has been delicious. Thank you.
I'll now go enjoy a Todd Helton HR compilation.
@@VACATETHE48 You're welcome. Didn't ever mean to add any extra-some meat's just high in sodium I guess. I'm just happy it tastes good. Please pardon my nostalgia-reminiscing with baseball back (for now); and thanks for the reply btw.
I'd always laughed off that line - and still really don't care about it on any individual level. But looking back, don't you think it kinda diminishes that game/the streak? Or was it always bound to be diminished in our collective memory just bc it was Colorado (i.e. not a traditional baseball market/team), etc? I wrote up what I thought was relevant about the '07 Rocktober streak on this video's thread a few weeks ago bc of the video's '38 Cubs #5 mention. And came back today to see if it caught any traction. It didn't. Except for a reply from Patrick. So leaving a closing on his comment was fun. (Especially after seeing the '07 Phillies-7 back with 17 left-comment got more likes than the '07 Rox - that's where the salt's from.) Sorry if it felt at your expense-it certainly wasn't meant that way. I was simply using that most-remembered joke as an opening to reengage.
Regardless, be well and keep healthy in these trying times.
How can game 6 not be on here!?! 69 Mets?! Cmon man! A lot of west coast stuff here.
1:36 that's jose lobaton from his walkoff against the red sox in the postseason in 2013
2014 Royals against the A’s? That’s an incredible comeback
Not that it was consequential but u forgot to mention the homer in the gloamin by hartnett that won them cubs the pennant in 1938...love the historical usage
2019 Nats
2007? Colorado getting to World Series
1951 Giants over Dodgers
1986 Mets over Boston( game 6), went on to win WS
1984 San Diego over Cubs in NLCS
1964 St Louis over Philadelphia for NL pennant ( Philly blew a big lead in the last week of the season)
1914 & '93 Braves, 1978 Yankees, 1951 Giants
I originally had the 1951 Giants on the list, then I did some more research about then stealing signs and had to take them off.
Dawson Wright MLB punching air rn
2015 royals had a good comeback in the World Series game 5
3-0 😔
Now add the 2020 NLCS
I think the Cleavland Indians, in one game over a decade ago, came back down by twelve runs.
Rockies run to the pennnant, 2007? That would be a top 3 for me
Nice views
07’ Phillies win NL East 7 back with 17 to play
The curse of the billy goat happened in the forties
Yeah ik what people don’t remember is that the Cubs won 16 pennants before 1945.
x 2007 Rockies (21/22) >> #5 1938 Cubs (22/29)
Rocktober included a tiebreaker Game 163 13th-inning comeback, nearly worthy of a top-10 comeback spot on its own; certainly if the weekend events leading in is included. (It's perhaps remembered less than is warranted because of the smaller markets involved and because the following two consecutive years oddly also had dramatic 163s.)
Especially if you add in the context/build-up/culmination, i.e. what happened the final 2 weeks of the regular season just to get to that game (and/or the 2 weeks after that):
The Rox were only 4 games above .500 on Sep 16 (7th place in the Pennant chase). That was 3 games behind the 3rd-in-their-division[!] Dodgers (who were tied with Philly as the 4th-best team in the NL at the time - note that Philly would be the next year's WS Champs, and would get swept from the playoffs by the Rox in the Division Series), making the West plain bonkers. Consider how the bottom-dwelling Giants still had final-year Bonds plus Lincecum/Cain/Zito, and were a mere 3 years from being WS Champs themselves...
Before starting their streak with one win against FL, and nothing but games against 4-8LA/2SD/1AZ left...
And they even remained 4.5 games back of NYM & SD - and thus the WC (there was only 1 slot those years) - with just 10 & 9 games to play...
They ended the regular season 1/2 game shy of AZ for the best record in the West & the entire League. And they went on to avenge their only loss of the streak, which cost them their would-have-been 1st-ever Division crown (and was thought to have cost them any postseason hope at the time), by sweeping the Dbacks in the Championship Series.
Yes, like the '38 Cubs lost in the WS to the Yanks, the '07 Rox lost to the WS Sox.
However, the never-mentioned 9-day layoff - in the cold-weathered & even snowy Denver - was a factor (an amount of time I'm not certain any other playoff baseball team has had to endure) that halted the momentum of arguably the greatest streak to that point-given the stakes-in baseball history. Think about it... had their momentum continued through that World Series (say Boston/Cleveland finished the other off in less than 7, and met a still warm-enough CO sooner), a victory would have capped a month+ that'd have to unquestionably be considered the #1 baseball (if not major sports) team steak of all time.
If the 1938 Cubs are deserving of this list's #5, the 2007 Rockies oughta be #4 at worst.
Well writ! The 2007 Rockies played the most exciting stretch of regular season baseball I've ever seen
How about the 85 Royals. Down 3games to 1 to the jays in the alcs and coming back to win in game 7. Against the Cardinals in the world series they were once again down3 -1 and came back to win game 7 in a blowout. Twice down 3 -1 and coming back should count for something.
I still dont know why the Ramgers didnt replace Nelson Cruz in RF with Esteban German or Endy Chavez in the 9th. Its the fricken season on the line.
As much as I loved #8, I had to suffer #6 before I got to glory. 3 in 5 years is pretty much my lifetime quota.
Imagine not being noti gang
That'd be crazy 😳
The 16 cubs got the benefit of a terrible replay call from New York. Replay showed Adrian Gonzalez hand clearly crossed the plate before the tag but New York said that there was no proof that his hand actually touched the plate which is stupid. The cubs had been held scoreless for 22 innings. That call changed the momentum in the Series
You can add the 2020 dodgers in the NLCS
What about the 1951 Giants? On August 11, 1951 they trailed the Brooklyn Dodgers by 13 games with 47 games remaining. The giants ended the season winning 39 of the final 47 games. Finishing in a tie with the Dodgers for first place. Forcing a 3 game playoff for the NL pennant. The Giants managed to win the playoff, on the most famous walk off home run in Giant history. How can somebody who claims to be a Giant fan leave that comeback off the list?
2015 ALDS game 4
Make that giants vid asap
Great list, BUT you missed out on what was the definition of "greatest comeback ever" prior to the Red Sox miracle. The 1969 Mets truly were the Miracle Mets in every way imaginable. The franchise started out in utterly pathetic fashion, winning only 40 games their first season (1962) and not winning more than 53 games in any of their first 4 seasons. They climbed to second-to-last in the NL in '66 and '68, when they won a franchise-best 73 games. In '69, however, they suddenly became competitive and challenged for the NL East title. On August 14 - with 6 weeks left in the season - they stood in 3rd place, 10 games behind the Cubs. Two weeks later, they were in second and had cut the Cubs' lead to 3 games. The Cubs rallied a little and entered September with a 5 game lead in the division, but the Mets played 24-7 ball the rest of the season and the Cubs collapsed. The Mets, who had never finished higher than 9th of 10 in the league in team history, won 100 games, and won the first NL East race by 8 games, picking up 13 games on the Cubs the last month of the season. They swept the Braves in the NLCS, and after losing game 1 of the World Series to one of the best baseball teams in history, swept the next four to win the Series. Amazing!
Dawson you missed the 2014 al wild card game as vs royals royals come back to win in extras
That one almost made it
1914 Boston Braves.
Thank you and drive through.
The 2002 World Series still hurts my heart...
It warms mine. Rally monkey baby!
- 2004 Boston Red Sox
defeat NY Yankees after
trailing 3 - 0 in Series.
Red Sox win first World Series
since 1918 or something.
The Jinx is over!
Babe Ruth's daughter is
quoted as saying before
ALCS that 'Dad would believe
this has gone on long enough
and would be pulling for the
Red Sox." (Paraphrased but true.)
- 1958 NY Yankees pull
stunning comeback in
World Series after being
down 3 - 1 to Hank Aaron's
Milwaukee Braves.
Winner of 1957 World Series
against NY Yankees.
NY Times states:
"Yankees Dynasty is over."
after game 4.
(Look it up!)
- 1951 NY Giants beat the
Dodgers 2 - 1 in Pennant
playoff capped by
'Shot heard around the World'
off bat of Bobby Thompson.
- 1978 NY Yankees come back
from 14 game deficit to beat
the Boston Red Sox in
1 game playoff.
Yankees defeat Dodgers
in World Series 4- 2.
- 2009 Minnesota Twins comeback during last 2 weeks
of Season to beat Detroit
Tigers for the AL Central Flag
with Joe Nathan almost having his arm fall off! Lol
- 1973 NY Mets take NL East
with 82- 80 record winning
33 of last 45 games or
something like that. Lol
Lose World Series in 7 games
to the Oakland A's and with
just a few breaks?
Might have pulled it off!
Just some others in the
lore of Baseball!
As a rangers fans it really hurts
Ron Washington will never forget Nelson Cruz in right field.
The Rangers other mistake. Walking pujols to get to Lance Berkman who was hitting like .450. While Pujols was hitting .285 or something like that.
Also the Rangers pitcher in the 11th was scared shitless vs Fresse
And even the rajai Davis' homerun in the end it was irrelevant. I agree there was no need to use Chapman in game 6 with a 5 run lead. The cubs won inspite of Maddon not because of him
Just an FYI it's pronounced Miller (Mueller)
Anyone who leaves the 1995 Seattle Mariners off of this is dead wrong
You forgot the 1968 Detroit Tigers.
2012 A’s?
Ok so is this just a showcase of 2017-previous Nationals Postseasons?
haha
‘Older than sliced bread’