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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.ย. 2016
- Dee Gordon launches a leadoff homer and can't hold back the tears as he meets his teammates near the dugout
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Props to the announcers for knowing to just shut up and let the scene provide its own commentary.
Adam Stovicek yo for real
The silence was beautiful…
No words necessary - at all. Beautiful!
They were probably crying too.
I’m gonna miss Rich Waltz.
Bartolo is a true hero. If you know baseball you know he gave him that pitch
@Soflo Sports you’d also know bartolos fastball doesn’t go straight. He almost exclusively throws a two seam. Even then he’s a elite locator. He doesn’t just throw it down the pipe.
How dee hit it out
@Soflo Sports nah dude. bartolo gave dee a meatball on purpose
@@soflosports2511Tell me you don’t know anything about baseball without telling me you don’t know anything about baseball. Like a waiter, he served that one up.
No, he didn't.
I know people have said it before but honestly props to Bartolo, good dude. Grooved a fastball, waited for Dee to get down the dugout. He knew the game was bigger than baseball, class act.
Yup, was looking for this. Class act indeed.
That is the only flat fastball I have seen him throw in the past five years, hats off to him
I don't think Bartolo hung that ball on purpose. He's way too much of a competitor for that. But, if he did, I can't fault him for it. The game was secondary that day.
EpicOpMc count was 2-0. Of course he grooved a fastball
I think that’s just how he pitches
The World Series could end on a walkoff homer this year, but this homer will be bigger.
True, but a World Series Walk off Home Run would be epic, lol.
PJ you are kidding me right? He murdered 2 people and left behind a wife who was a mother to be.
PJ it was a dui and dwi and he killed someone else this homerun is nothing
@@PhillyLeotardo25 stfu. Ur a lmae
Kevin Hayes he was one of the best people. He cared so much abt everyone. He didn’t kill those people. They were on drugs too. I hate ppl like you. And idk if you care but he was so excited to be a dad.
Props to Colon. 85 mph fastball straight down the middle? He lobbed that one in there for Gordon to crush, out of respect for Fernandez
Ian Wagner all bartolo colon throws is 85 mph fastballs down the middle. and why would he wait to throw 2 balls first,
Ethan S because 2-0 is a hitters count.
Don’t be such dummy
@@andracatheduckking257 hitters count, genius
Lmao these comments.
The more I watch this... the more the tears fall...
William Cooper same
Golden Toaster
Beautiful moment in sports.
William Cooper I was a sobbing mess during the ceremony. R. I. P. Jose Fernandez. Taken far too soon
Pussy
I think that’s how it’s works😂😢
This is by far the most emotional thing to ever happen in baseball.
Chris Chaney Mike piazza 9/11 hr?
WWE On Trampoline both were very emotional
And Lou gherig speech
Its god
Update to that: no hitter and a 13-0 for the Skaggs memorial game
Who else was crying with dee
Bruh I'm not a cryer and every time I watch this I cry.
Here
Me !
Thomas Farries me
me.. still..gets me every time
Every baseball fan knew that Bartolo grooved that fastball for him. And that’s ok. Props to him for that. What a great move by him
what means to groove a fastball?
@@Sh0n0 He gave Dee that fastball, and threw it so it would be easy to hit. Which allowed Dee, whos not an amazing batter, to hit a home run, in honor of Hernandez. Dee Gordon doesn't hit homeruns.
@@Valscorn01😂😂😂 right it had nothing to do with the fact that the Gordon still had to hit it good enough to get it out.
@@itsjustmollyyy4481 No one's trying to take that away from Gordon, but Colon couldn't have helped him do it anymore if he was trying and there was a pretty compelling reason to try
@@itsjustmollyyy4481 seriously doubt there’s any current MLB hitter who can’t hit a ball out if given the right pitch- all they meant to say was that Dee Gordon wasn’t ever the best power hitter, but he could still hit 85 straight down the middle with no movement out of the park, and Bartolo (being the absolute legend that he is) grooved him one.
Somewhere far far away Jose was flashing that electric smile, just before Gordon made contact. WoW....everybody in attendance was truly blessed to have a ticket.
Don’t know why but I absolutely love this comment.
I and a friend were there - I've never forgot that moment and the feeling in the ballpark.
Even though I'm a Mets fan, I'm happy the Marlins won the game. It was a well deserved and much needed win
Who’s here after Trout hit the home run for Tyler Skaggs
They just completed a No Hitter for him to 😢
Amazing
As a Marlins fan, it was the first thing I thought of seeing Trout’s home run. I couldn’t feel the same emotional impact but still got me misty eyed just watching that moment for the Angels. Watching this Dee Gordon homer still impacts me deeply today. You can see the fans crying in the crowd. Rich Waltz clearly broke down. The fact it was a leadoff homer by our smallest player is just incredible.
What I really wanted to see again was Colon’s pitch. Very similar to the one against Trout. I suspect both were delivered with intent for that final result to come about. That to me is the most moving fact of it all, if true. There are things more important in these moments than making a guy swing and miss. Appreciate the pitchers for understanding it.
Miami still mourns and misses Jose. Hopes he’s resting in peace.
me 😢😢
yep 🥺
When Dietrich started crying, I just about lost it. Just goes to show how much Jose meant to the entire team.
Props to Bartolo colon, he knew how much that meant to him, and an 85 mph (partially slow in mlb) right down the middle for him to hit it
Great job Bartolo
Yeah Bartolo decided to give Dee once chance, for the sake of the game and fans, he was relieved when Dee took full advantage of it I bet. He then threw 38 consecutive strikes after that hit. Class act.
xd Shad3d he didn’t even turn to look at the ball, he knew it was gone
Arguably one of the most emotional sports moment of all time if not the most
Dizzy Sosa this and sean taylor for sure
No doubt about that.
There's no crying in baseball....except here.
Bartolo’s a pitcher. Bartolo’s a competitor. Bartolo would never deliberately send such a crushable pitch like that.
And yet...he wanted that home run hit as much as anyone in that park that evening. Mad respect ✊ The game came second that night.
Bartolo then proceeded to throw 38 straight strikes. ⚾⚾⚾ Bartolo was a control pitcher who won a Cy young . Mad props to him on this one -- man knows what to do in a game.
@Soflo Sports It is, they are just saying that he let Dee crush that one to honor Fernandez.
This is my favorite sports moment in my lifetime so far. Every once in a while when I’m down after a long day I’ll come watch this to remember there’s so much more important things than what happens in our daily lives. Everytime this moment never fails make me shed at least a few tears
Wow. Im not really a baseball fan but this is pretty powerful stuff. RIP
That's the farthest I've ever seen Dee hit a ball. He was on a mission. RIP Jose Fernandez
agreed. He was not getting off that plate without a homer
He said it's the farthest he ever hit one, even counting BP
Some moments need no words to explain anything. Thank you announcers for letting the moment speak for itself.
Agreed. Maybe they were crying too.
0:33 my heart dropped
0:30 people who are confused
I was balling during this moment. I don't usually cry but in this moment I couldn't help it. #RIPJF16
Downtown Edmontonian Podcast he passed away as well ? 😭🙏🏼
Downtown Edmontonian Podcast Rest In Peace to real ones 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
I'm a Yankees fan but this is an AMAZING moment in sports history. I was so happy they won this game. Amazing job, Dee !
Honestly this is one of the most awesome home runs ever.
RIP Jose Fernandez
Bartolo colon was involved in two of the most famous HRs that season.
One of the best moments I've ever witnessed in sports
I think Bartolo gave him a free heater and I respect him for that
As many times as I've seen this clip, I've never noticed that you can actually hear Dee sobbing as he's walking down the steps. The old adage "no crying in baseball" does not apply here. I remember this like it was yesterday and, even as a non-Marlins fan, I cried. One of the most iconic moments. Props to the Mets for giving the team some time to savor the moment, and props to the Marlins announcer for stating quiet and letting the moment play out.
DEE GORDON will always be remembered for this right here! Beautiful moment. I will always watch and share this.
Seeing Derek Dietrich break down like that gets me every time... 1:19
He looks fine at first, but the feelings come out. Damn
This right here, is brotherhood. They didn’t just lost a team mate, they lost a brother. These guys spend the majority of the year together so I know they felt his loss as if they were his family. RIP and huge tip of the hat to Bartolo for that pitch down main st
2 years ago today, RIP Jose ❤
I cried crazy RIP JOSE!😢😭
I’m speechless. This is an amazing video I definitely cried. Those boys must have had a tough time losing one of their brothers. I miss you Jose.
This always makes me tear up as a baseball fan, we all lost an amazing guy in Jose Fernandez and I’m glad we will always have this to remember him
One of the best moments in baseball history period.
Shawn Ferenczy the way he was almost limp when hugging teammates and Stanton helping him down the steps was so sad but so beautiful at the same time.
WoW que momento... Cada vez que escucho hablar de José Fernández tengo que llorar.... R.I.P
Arguably one of the most perfect sports moments of the last decade
Was just so crazy.... Dee using Jose's equipment first and imitating his batting stance from the right handed box then switching back and crushing that ball such a surreal moment I'll never forget watching this game on TV and the feeling
One year later, still get chills from watching this...
2024-
I’m still crying about it
I’ll cry every single time
Every time I watch this I tear up, one of baseballs greatest moments
I didn't even know who either of these guys were until the video for the recent silly moment in the Nationals-Braves game, yet even I'm sitting here bawling my eyes out. What a moment.
And I'll echo the sentiments of everybody else, props to the announcers for saying literally nothing and props to Bartolo for his role, though that part is more to trusting what others are saying for it's veracity
This will never not be incredible
who else comes back to this video and still cries their eyes out, because same, AND props to the announcers for not being annoying and judgmental during this moment , much needed 🕊💕
seeing him round third to reveal the 16 is genuinely so heartbreaking. every time i watch this video i get emotional.
this is what its all about. moments like these
Never fails to make me tear up
i cry eveytime i watch this clip. so emotional
Just coming back to this as Gunnar Henderson just did a similar thing for Brooks Robinson by also hitting a home run on the very first at bat after the news. The other very cool thing is that this also happened on September 26th. Rest in peace Jose and Brooks. You will both be remembered
Will forever be my favorite moment in all of baseball.
Legit tears coming out of my eyes 😓 This was amazing
I still cannot watch this without tearing up
Beautiful moment, this Marlins team had potential, so sad what happened to Jose and his friends.
2020 & I still get chills
Going in to 3 years later and i just cried watching this.
This is by far the greatest moment in baseball I have ever seen.
It was just an incredible event to watch. So glad I had the chance to watch Dee's homerun live when he did it.
Rest in peace Jose Fernandez 😭😭😭😭🕊️
What a wonderful scene. I'll never forget that.
Always brings tears to me
I'll never forget when Fernandez snatched Tulo's line drive out of the air. Tulo stops and says "Did you catch that?" And Fernandez just smiles really big nods his head and says "Yeah". Baseball man, nothing else like it in the world.
I remember watching this live and couldn't believe it. The poignancy of it but also just the dact Dee hit it!
i always been a Blue Jays fan but i always followed MLB there and there and when i saw it was Gordon, his best friend...oh boy i knew Gordon was gonna cry on this one
The first time I saw this video I was crying like a lil kid 😭 saw it other 10 times, still crying😭😭😭😭
This is the best moment I’ve ever seen in baseball.
im a met fan i was literally watching this live and i just want to say i shed a tear.
I still get tears in my eyes watching this.
This is a special moment. R.i.p. jose.
Best baseball moment of all-time and it ain't even close
One of the best moments in baseball history
Almost broke down crying watching this. Love you Jose. Still doesn’t feel real
Rest easy gang
I don’t think I’ve ever cried more on a video
Three years ago today🖤
I can't stop cry.😭
Most emotional homerun of all time. Not sure why I came back to this moment but I’m glad I did
感動😭
あのホームランに全てを感じる😭😭
Gordon is one of my favorite players, dude can run bases like a beast, miss him as a Dodger.
Soooo glad I saw this live. Almost moved me to tears.
watching this in 2021 and still getting emotional over it
落ち着くまで待ってあげる相手も
素晴らしいね。
The beauty of baseball
That is a beautiful moment of humanity right there
I cry every time I watch
Damn I just cried. Thanks pitcher for the meatball. Real sportsmanship right there !
the sad home run I ever see, and one of the sad moments in the history of baseball and in sports in general. Even though it has already past some time it still hurts
Double D and Ichiro comforting him ♥️
Still one of my favorite moments in baseball history
There's a special place in hell for the person that disliked
g0dsboss24 I still don't get how he's a murder?
g0dsboss24 he wasnt the one driving the boat
g0dsboss24 ok stand corrected. But this doesnt make him a murderer. Dumb, reckless, and drugged up, yes. But no real intentions of killing anyone. Its a shame no matter what side youre on but doesnt make him an evil person. Just a dumb, costly mistake he made.
g0dsboss24 im not a lawyer but i dont think involuntary manslaughter is a murder charge. Definitely a felony but not murder. Murder means there was some kind of intent to kill which i dont think he had.
g0dsboss24 they consented to being on the boat so its just as much their fault imo
Still gets me after all this time.
フェルナンデスがみんなに愛されていたかを物語っていますね。打った後にみんなでゴードンを讃えていたし、バリー・ボンズ打撃コーチは力強く抱き締めていたな。
A beautiful moment, Great friend
a beautiful moment
Greatest baseball moment ever...
3 Years Ago Today 🙌
How could anyone ever dislike this?
I still cry man...