That Merek Malik goal was after 12 or 13 tries from each team for the shoot out at the end of the game, the NYR coach at the time said he had hardly anyone left to take a shot, that's why that play is crazy.
I'm trying to figure out how Federer returning a lob between his legs is "creative' when players like Sabatini and Noah were doing that back in the 80's.
Cross-court winner to set up match point for a spot in the US Open finals, and it involved the two GOATs of the sport. I've never even heard of Sabatini, wasn't he a golfer? And Noah is more famous for his kid being in the NBA. Not sure what you're on about
@@jimgray3346 No, Gabriela Sabatini was not a golfer. She was a successful singles and doubles player in the 80s and 90s, making the semifinals of the Austrailan and French open 9 times, the finals of Wimbledon once, and winning the US Open. Yannick Noah was also a successful tennis player in the 80's and 90's, winning multipl tournaments, including the French Open and captaining his team to a Davis Cup victory. Regardless of how good the players involved in THIS incident are, you can't call what Federer did a Top 10 "CREATIVE" play when there is literally a 6+ minute video of Sabatini doing it over and over again during her career.
The Bengal flip is literally in every TSN Top 10 ever, regardless of topic. Like Top 10 Maple Leafs playoff choke jobs probably has the Bengal flip at #3 or something
0:39 The next time I am playing volleyball and I accidentally hit a ball that's going to go out of bounds, I'm going to say, "I didn't touch. I'm playing volleyball."
That Ochocinco play might not happen if the defender hits with the shoulder and wraps. Instead he just dives towards him with the shoulder. Everyone wants to make the big hit instead of using a proper tackling technique.
As intelligent of a play that was by L dukay, it was equally as a non intelligent play by the 3rd base runner to not go home. Tf are you doing ? Once you see him throw the glove, you need to break for home. Very poor baserunning
Bartolo colons behind the back throw to first not in here. Was that not the smoothest creative play especially by a picture. I need this list redone ASAP
The Malik goal is always in Top 10s. And its not that good. That move is common and weve seen it dozens of other times. What made in memorable in this instance was that hes not known as a goal scorer or high skill player.
No, he didn't. I had been concerned about that, too, because if he had missed third, it would have made the jump far less impressive, even if the Cardinals had never caught it. But you can see it for yourself. At 2:02, it's possible to freeze the video with Coghlan's foot firmly on third base.
I posted a link to a photo from that play that shows Coghlan's foot on third base and not touching the ground. The post was removed, possibly because someone in charge of the channel didn't trust the link. The photo is convincing enough to summarily and concisely end any argument. If the moderators would not be too suspicious of even harmless links, perhaps people could actually have a conversation.
That photo sucks and it doesn’t show anything from that angle. He was inches inside third base and the photo shows his foot above the base because that’s when the video was paused. Slow this vid to .25 speed and watch it again.
As a lifelong Buffalo Sabres fan, I take exception to the fact that 2 of these top 10 include the Sabres on the losing end of impressive (but embarrassing) goals. Two thumbs down
This collection isn't so bad but I know what you mean. The play was skillful and athletic but he couldn't do it again in 1000 tries. "Luck" is a dirty word in sports. Everybody can sure enough see BAD luck when it happens, sometimes carried off on the cart -- but GOOD luck? Never happens. Skill and preparation. Instinct and reflex. Never luck.
@@will4486Respectfully I'd have to disagree - what's the over under on the percentage of players that in that situation that would either just let themselves be tagged or simply just turn right and head back into the dug out. I guarantee you it rounds to 100%. Have you ever seen somebody even attempt that play? Heading all the way back to home plate in an earnest attempt to avoid making an out. ATTEMPT It? Baez instigated the play. He caused it. 100% of other players are out in that exact situation. In the dictionary under "Making something out of nothing" It says "See Javy Baez".
That Merek Malik goal was after 12 or 13 tries from each team for the shoot out at the end of the game, the NYR coach at the time said he had hardly anyone left to take a shot, that's why that play is crazy.
Marek Malik
@@DSled yes, you're so right, he played in Vancouver for a few years and thought he was a solid D-man
@@DSledgawd bless you
They said Malik did that in practice all the time but had never tried it in a game before.
I'm trying to figure out how Federer returning a lob between his legs is "creative' when players like Sabatini and Noah were doing that back in the 80's.
We didn't have TH-cam in the 80's that's why.
Yeah, seen that one dozens of times, kind of surprised it was there.
It was a cross-court winner. Most between the legs returns continue a volley.
Cross-court winner to set up match point for a spot in the US Open finals, and it involved the two GOATs of the sport.
I've never even heard of Sabatini, wasn't he a golfer? And Noah is more famous for his kid being in the NBA. Not sure what you're on about
@@jimgray3346 No, Gabriela Sabatini was not a golfer. She was a successful singles and doubles player in the 80s and 90s, making the semifinals of the Austrailan and French open 9 times, the finals of Wimbledon once, and winning the US Open.
Yannick Noah was also a successful tennis player in the 80's and 90's, winning multipl tournaments, including the French Open and captaining his team to a Davis Cup victory.
Regardless of how good the players involved in THIS incident are, you can't call what Federer did a Top 10 "CREATIVE" play when there is literally a 6+ minute video of Sabatini doing it over and over again during her career.
The Bengal flip is literally in every TSN Top 10 ever, regardless of topic. Like Top 10 Maple Leafs playoff choke jobs probably has the Bengal flip at #3 or something
0:39 The next time I am playing volleyball and I accidentally hit a ball that's going to go out of bounds, I'm going to say, "I didn't touch. I'm playing volleyball."
All those plays were awesome. Was fun to watch. Great video
Is it me or does the guy not come anywhere near third? 2:02
#2 could have been 3 of these top 10 plays all by itself: the kick, the glove, the bare hand catch--just magnificence and hustle all the way through!
Literally the least impressive play on list. It’s not like MLB players have 0 spacial awareness. Short lob to 1st
0:41 "He doesn't even touch it, he just volleyballs it up" ummm...that would be touching it .
I came here for this comment.
Absolutely love this video
Did number 4 actually touch 3rd base?
I've looked at it a few times and I'm not sure.
Noooope
I am surprised that you didn't add Ovienchkin sliding on ice goal, that was legendary
He's just stealing content from Sportscenter. He's not actually coming up with this.
@@Tyler-yy5ds I hope you're right
A- he’s right, B- that goal wasn’t creative it was desperation
2:44 Buehrle's play was a gloved-hand throw to a bare-hand catch for an out.
If #9 is here, we got a few Magic Johnson and Larry Bird highlight reels to add on.
That Ochocinco play might not happen if the defender hits with the shoulder and wraps. Instead he just dives towards him with the shoulder. Everyone wants to make the big hit instead of using a proper tackling technique.
Zegras could have just passed it normally.. he was literally wide open. Hot dog
Ugh did that guy miss 3rd base for the Blue Jay's? Sure looks like it
Hard to tell, he was running really fast but it does make you think
Ong he did
In slow mo he hits it with his left foot but you can’t see the beginning of the tag because the base covers it from that angle
Coghlan got the bag yes
100
Bartolo Colon's behind the back deserves to be here
It would be nice if the caption didn't hide any of what we are supposed to see....
Anyone else notice he missed 3rd base??
Too much Hockey for me lol
Um, where's Jeter's flip vs. Oakland in 2001 ALDS? And Larry Bird, Michael Jordan and Magic were pretty creative, weren't they?
Should have included Gretzky’s behind the net hat trick bank-in goal against the Leafs in the 93 Stanley Cup semi-finals
How was the golf shot legal? It's off the wall
As intelligent of a play that was by L dukay, it was equally as a non intelligent play by the 3rd base runner to not go home. Tf are you doing ? Once you see him throw the glove, you need to break for home. Very poor baserunning
Agreed. Also, it’s “El Duque”.
@@marlzach you gotta admit, that's funny as hell!
So the fake Michigan is included but the OG Michigan isn’t? Yup. Makes total sense
That to me looked like it was too high. Must have taken a longbtime to determine on replay
Bartolo colons behind the back throw to first not in here. Was that not the smoothest creative play especially by a picture. I need this list redone ASAP
The Federer lob and the golf shot didn’t belong
The Malik goal is always in Top 10s. And its not that good. That move is common and weve seen it dozens of other times. What made in memorable in this instance was that hes not known as a goal scorer or high skill player.
2:00 Coughlan misses 3rd base. Shoulda been out.
There has to be an appeal made by the defense.
@ 2:04 Coghlan missed third
No, he didn't. I had been concerned about that, too, because if he had missed third, it would have made the jump far less impressive, even if the Cardinals had never caught it. But you can see it for yourself. At 2:02, it's possible to freeze the video with Coghlan's foot firmly on third base.
Yeah he missed it
I posted a link to a photo from that play that shows Coghlan's foot on third base and not touching the ground. The post was removed, possibly because someone in charge of the channel didn't trust the link. The photo is convincing enough to summarily and concisely end any argument. If the moderators would not be too suspicious of even harmless links, perhaps people could actually have a conversation.
That photo sucks and it doesn’t show anything from that angle. He was inches inside third base and the photo shows his foot above the base because that’s when the video was paused. Slow this vid to .25 speed and watch it again.
As a lifelong Buffalo Sabres fan, I take exception to the fact that 2 of these top 10 include the Sabres on the losing end of impressive (but embarrassing) goals. Two thumbs down
All great plays, but you missed about half a dozen no-look passes form Mahommes.
No soccer???
Creative? How about lucky? To create it you have to plan it. No, those were not creative, lucky yes, but not creative.
Which ones weren’t planned? All looked intentional to me.
This collection isn't so bad but I know what you mean. The play was skillful and athletic but he couldn't do it again in 1000 tries. "Luck" is a dirty word in sports. Everybody can sure enough see BAD luck when it happens, sometimes carried off on the cart -- but GOOD luck? Never happens. Skill and preparation. Instinct and reflex. Never luck.
I hate the Yankees but idk how Jeters defensive play in the WS (running from position to home plate for the cut off) doesn't make the list
They were playing Oakland--it wasn't in the World Series.
How in the world does anyone produce a Top 10 Creative Plays and NOT included Jeter's play against the A's?!? AHHHH!!!!!
No Futbol. Weak
boring
Joe Buck ruins highlights.
Yet he keeps getting great jobs 🤦♂
@@viresproductions that doesn't make him suck less.
@@viresproductions He’s a lucky bastard.
How is Javy Baez stealing 1st (and 2nd) against the Pirates not all 10 spots?
I’d say that’s less of a creative play by Baez than a dumb play by the first baseman that didn’t just tap the bag
@@will4486Respectfully I'd have to disagree - what's the over under on the percentage of players that in that situation that would either just let themselves be tagged or simply just turn right and head back into the dug out. I guarantee you it rounds to 100%. Have you ever seen somebody even attempt that play? Heading all the way back to home plate in an earnest attempt to avoid making an out. ATTEMPT It? Baez instigated the play. He caused it. 100% of other players are out in that exact situation. In the dictionary under "Making something out of nothing" It says "See Javy Baez".
0 IQ play by Baez, -1000 IQ by the first baseman. It’d be like calling the Butt Fumble a great play by the Patriots
Philly special?
That’s not creative it’s a simple play💀
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