Going into this game I remember thinking, “Well, Halladay just threw a no-hitter so that’s not gonna happen again” and feelin pretty good about our chances. Luckily, Cody Ross showed us that he was not invincible and gave us the confidence boost that would carry us for the whole series. Cody Ross... forever Giant.
I always considered this the REAL 2010 World Series. No disrespect to the rangers, but for those that were too young or don't remember, the phillies were one of the best teams in baseball during this era. This was their series to lose; NO ONE thought we were gonna get pass them and, to their credit, it was a helluva series. Also, fuck utley.
@@deadhardy While some of the guys (Crawford, Belt) were still works in progress, the 2012 team probably had a better overall offense and better players. The 2010 team had more overall power. Fontenot and Sanchez didn't have a lot of pop but all of the other position players in this lineup (plus Renteria) had at least one HR in the playoffs. Posey, Huff, Burrell, Torres, Ross, Uribe and even Sandoval all had double-digit HR totals in the regular season.
So happy you included the predictions.
Scroopy Noopers Absolutely! It was a great touch... the bay always proves people wrong
I laughed so hard
Going into this game I remember thinking, “Well, Halladay just threw a no-hitter so that’s not gonna happen again” and feelin pretty good about our chances. Luckily, Cody Ross showed us that he was not invincible and gave us the confidence boost that would carry us for the whole series. Cody Ross... forever Giant.
I love the trash talk in the background after Cody’s 2nd HR, “Boooooo, he’s on steroids!”
I always considered this the REAL 2010 World Series. No disrespect to the rangers, but for those that were too young or don't remember, the phillies were one of the best teams in baseball during this era. This was their series to lose; NO ONE thought we were gonna get pass them and, to their credit, it was a helluva series. Also, fuck utley.
Seconded. Fuck Utley.
Good point. I forgot how good Philly was.
Yeah good point, fuck utley
You've been killin' it on the uploads, Sean. Thanks.
Y’all hear when someone said “He’s on steroids” after Cody’s 2nd homer? 😂
I couldn't but it was something a philllie fan would say
8:46 “Booooo! He’s on steroids!”
As a Giants fan, this Phillies team was by far the best team that they beat during that 3 year run. Not even close.
Hopefully we’ll see more of these highlights this year. 🎉 GO GIANTS BABY
You should do the next games with knbr sound
On the condition that you can impersonate Hank Greenwald
At 8:49 the guy yelling “you’re on steroids” to Cody Ross haha
These vids are amazing..love that you include every at bat
In my own humble opinion.. either my left or my right bollas are going to itch
Ross had Halladay numbers 😂😂
RIP DOC
I remember Cody Boss he was that dude
All 3 of the announcement said Philly on 5 and 6. Also said the Philly had good pitching staff Not the Giants 😂😂😂
To bad the pitch before Pat the Bat wasn’t shown. Halliday wasn’t happy about the call but it was clearly low
I notice you didn't do game 2 for either the 2010 NLDS or NLCS. You got something against Game 2s?
Auto un-sub if i have to watch a giants loss
Wow, totally forgot that Pablo Sandoval was so fat and out of shape he was replaced by Mike fontenot for this game.
Ha ha Giants win it 6
Who would've thought something like covid 10 years later huh lol😛
Mitch Williams, the anti-prognosticator.
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That Giants lineup is one of the worst for any playoff team
Nah look at their regular season numbers solid throughout the whole lineup
Their 2012 lineup was worse imo
@@deadhardy
While some of the guys (Crawford, Belt) were still works in progress, the 2012 team probably had a better overall offense and better players.
The 2010 team had more overall power. Fontenot and Sanchez didn't have a lot of pop but all of the other position players in this lineup (plus Renteria) had at least one HR in the playoffs. Posey, Huff, Burrell, Torres, Ross, Uribe and even Sandoval all had double-digit HR totals in the regular season.