José Bautista's Bat Flip Heard Around The World!
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- October 14, 2015: Blue Jays legend José Bautista hammers a go-ahead, three-run shot in a wild 7th inning of Game 5 in the 2015 ALDS against Sam Dyson and the Texas Rangers. Bautista would then deliver the greatest bat flip of all-time in celebration as the Blue Jays won, 6-3.
The bat flip and the bomb was amazing no doubt but i think what truly makes this moment iconic forever is that crowd man. That stadium literally erupted
It didn't literally erupt.
@@elemeno0pee you get the point though
@@elemeno0peeyes. It literally erupted.
Erupt : give vent to anger, enthusiasm, amusement, or other feelings in a sudden and noisy way.
It's was almost scary how much that place shook. Not since '93 did it receieve an earthquake test. Notice the camera work from 0:20 showing Dyson then Hamels. They simply couldn't focus from all the vibe.
Seriously. Like not just the insanely loud crowd noise, but a split second after the ball makes contact there's this gutteral sort of HOOOOAGH that I have very rarely heard. The announcer happens to be talking just as it happens but if you can find a version of just the audio from the stadium without the broadcasters it's unlike anything i've experienced in terms of a reaction.
You have to watch the whole game running up to this point to really understand the emotions of everyone in this scene!
I don’t even care if you a Jays fan you just know we don’t get too much but that was special
100%
It was the most memorable, bizarre inning ever. Just the best !
Thought we were getting robbed. That home run felt so good !! What a time it was
Or the past few seasons, that season and then how the series started. That HR was pure electric euphoria for Jays fans
One of the most iconic baseball moments ever
Oh ya, the noise
Second greatest moment in Canadian baseball history behind Joe carter
not even a jays fan but i get goosebumps every time i watch this. legendary moment in this beautiful sport
Same here. I watch the replay a few times a season.
Seven years ago today, the best moment I’ve ever witnessed on live television occurred. God, I miss that team.
For the time and place, the greatest bat flip ever. I can think of no other. I watched the game, I didn't have skins in the game (Redsox fan) but I was jumping up and down. That whole inning was something, and it led to that moment. Just wow. I watch the replay now and then.
@@chinese1181 you were there?! Lucky. I was watching from Yellowknife
@@BlueJayz474 Oh no, Blue, I was home watching from my living room. Wearing out the carpet jumping up and down. Joey Batts.
The other two moments I always think of are the golden goal and the kawhi shot.
Same.
This has to be one of the best moments in baseball ever.
Its up there.🤔
Greatest bat flip ever ... what a moment.
The best bat flip ever and the Blue Jays crowd went bananas went nuts and crazy.
I love how once it registers in everyone's head that it's gone, the vocal eruption is insanely ridiculous....love it ⚾️
Still get goosebumps watching this. Incredible. Go Jays!
I still get goosebumps when seeing this. Amidst the insane cheering, that lower pitch "booooom" just after the hit is forever engrained in my mind. Damn shame they couldn't get it done that yr.
Go Jays Go
I was in the living room waiting to leave for my hockey game, the game would’ve been in finishing around the time I had to leave if the 7th inning didn’t unfold, a blessing in disguise made me witness one of the most hyped moments in sports, I was standing in the same spot I was at when Crosby scored the golden goal, but this was on a whole nother level, Joey Bats will forever be a legend for blue jays fans, I’ve also never heard Dan’s call of it until now, I love Dan Schulman
A whole nother level than the golden goal??? Come on brugger 🧢
@@MyName_Jeff I was just referring to how I felt, Canada was always a great team in the Olympics and I always expected them to win, 2015 was the first time I got to experience the blue jays in the post season, so yes after that 7th inning where we felt like the jays were about to get screwed out of another playoff and they turned it around, it was way more exciting than Canada winning gold
"You can only play with fire so long."
@@chinese1181 that dude sucks he said that same thing like 5 times this game
@@Jidds Really? I missed that. Ugh. Some of those little adages they use just grate on me, like that guy who says "Oh doctor!" when someone bashes a homer. I did watch that incredible inning though.
The camera shake seals it 🤩
People bumps on top of goose bumps, this is one of the most awesome moments in all of sports ever!!! That Toronto crowd erupting is sooo moving!!! This gives me happy tears just like the 2012 Manchester City goal, AGUERRRRROOOOOOO!!!!. 2008 Jason Lezak Anchor leg come back in the 2008 Beijing Olympics. And possibly my favorite moment and call ever from Chad Salmela in the 2018 PyeongChang Olympics, Jessie Diggins "HERE COMES DIGGINS" Cross Country Skiing.
Best moment in baseball ever. The whole inning was the best ever !
I just saw a bat flip between San Diego and Philadelphia. It reminded me of Jose;, I remember it clearly. Spontaneous and brilliant! Not to be recreated , but mimicked.. In my opinion, one of the most brilliant moments of baseball. Thank you baseball!
I won his signed bat on the anniversary this year & it is one of my most prized possessions 😁 Edwins wildcard bat drop was great too & I loved that he threw out the 1st pitch at the wildcard this year ;o)
Epic moment. Was a shame they didnt win it all. Crowd reaction is one of the loudest🤘
TH-cam knows. As soon as I came here this was the first video on the page. Chills.
THANK YOU FOR THIS
I have been searching since the day it happened for a copy of Dan Shulman's call. Had seen the TV broadcast later and found the great Jerry Howarth's call, but Dan's was the broadcast I heard live as it happened. Outside building a deck with my dad and we had the radio on, and either Dan or the colour commentator (don't recall who was with him that day) had just mentioned some random stat or relayed a story about whatever, as they often do between pitches on the radio, and just as the story ends, the pitcher delivers and Shulman quickly jumps back in with "the one one, Bautista, DRIVES IT!" and you could hear the absolute pandemonium in the stadium.
Been looking for this forever, thanks Blue Jays!
The second best home run in Blue Jays history.
The best bat fly🔥🙌🙌
Flip ;o)
Mariners fan here
GAWD DAYUM when I saw that bat flip live I wished I was Canadian for 2 minutes
I'm a Yankees fan and I still get chills every time I watch this.
Easily the biggest sports moment of my lifetime.
I could watch this every day !!!
22 years of frustration let out in that moment...if you were there or if you were watching, you know how it felt
That game is why people watch sports
almost 8 years ago i watched this happen live, probably the greatest moment ive ever watched on television. i would give everything up to have been in the stadium at the time
Best moment of my life
1st Call: Kenny Albert, son of the great Marv Albert - sports broadcasting dynasty
2nd Call: Jerry Howarth, longtime Radio announcer for the Toronto Blue Jays. I'm sure he also misses Tom Cheek in the booth with him.
3rd Call: Dan Shulman, legendary multi-sports announcer for ESPN, born and raised in Toronto and grew up cheering for the Jays. He was actually in the building when Joe Carter walked it off in 1993. Unfortunately for Dan, he had to leave his seat on his way to the radio booth before Joe hit it out and only heard the cheers from the SkyDome crowd. In 2016. he started calling games for the Blue Jays on top of his ESPN duties. (But of course, this is the Toronto Blue Jays TH-cam channel, so you already knew that. lmao)
Three of the greatest to ever tell the story of a sporting event.
Couldn't agree more. Three stone cold legends. I feel as grateful as a sports fan can feel to have grown up listening to Tom and Jerry on the radio, and now Dan and Buck on TV. Not mention Dan's son Ben (speaking of dynasties) now currently working the radio broadcast. Blue Jay fans (not to mention fans of the multitude of other stuff Shulman does) are some of the luckiest fans anywhere in any sport. Pitchers and catchers report in ~37 days!
The camera shaking is the icing on the cake
THE most EPIC sporting moment in MLB history. I was there. The Skydome and the Jay’s fans registered on the Richter scale. It, to this day, still gives me chills. The ticket I will forever hold on to. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
i'll never forget this. That batflip was iconic. Get off of him.
Greatest. Bat flip. Ever.
@@chinese1181 I dont see the bat flip? He tosses it away, but it never flips?
@@satoshinakamoto5618 It's a coverall term, I guess "bat toss" would be more accurate, but "bat flip" is used, usually.
바티스타는 역대 블루제이스의 하나였던 최고의 타자였습니다
I love baseball. These moments are why.
Here after Jose got selected for the Level of Excellence
I miss happiness man lol wish for times like this again
It's amazing how happy sports can make you.
One of the best moments in Canadian sports history, alongside of crosby's golden goal and henderson/phil espisito 1972 summit series
He'll retires as a Blue Jays with a 1-day contract. Yesss!
The homerun, the bat flip, so epic!
바티스타는 토론토 타자중에서 최고의 타자와 야수중 하나였습니다
i remember watching this game live , best game/inning iv ever watched. the bat flip was awesome,
What an insane time to be alive… I still cant believe how it felt like yesterday…
What makes this moment so significant is what happened prior to…
Even though we went on to lose. That was the most electrifying atmosphere I will ever be a part of. I was in the building for that game near left foul post. Everything being thrown on the field earlier and all the anger before leading up to this was the craziest thing I've ever been a part of back home. Really miss some of these guys.
Best jays team in a long time too bad we couldn't have it back
Back when the Skydome got LOUD. Back when Jays players came up big in big moments.
The *moment* the ball left the bat, everyone immediately knew it was a home run.
Looking back, especially after the raptors won the title, I’d rather have had this moment and no World Series, than a World Series without anything like the emotions I went through with my best friends while watching all of this play out. I could have Alzheimer’s and I’ll still remember this moment.
The whaaa of the crowd has never been loader in my opinion. I know fans go crazy but this is on a level i have never heard
This was the only time I stood up and yelled at the TV in excitement! Crazy to think Canada only has on MLB team
We used to have the Montreal Expos, but they got sold off to become the Washington Nationals.
THIS WHY SPORTS IS THE GREATEST SHIT EVER the cameras and the stadium was shaking
I was in the building and it was insane. I can't see many situations ever being louder than that, it was surreal.
What a year for Toronto sports 🎉
Toronto is the first stadium I’ve seen where the camera shakes when the crowd erupts. Gives me chill every time dude
That went ( clap clap clap clap ) deep in ( to ) the heart of Texas ( from Toronto. )
I was at this game, wildest moment ever
Best Homer Ever😊 Upper Deck ! He CRUSHED it
Who else came here after seeing Rhys Hoskins bat spike ?
dang, you caught me. that hoskins homer + spike was perfect, just like this
Do not watch this video in isolation.
The top of the inning had a go-ahead run score for Texas on a catcher throw back to the pitcher that clunked off the bat of Shin-Soo Choo. Review ruled no interference.
The bottom half had Texas commit three errors.
Then there was this moment.
If submitted as a Hollywood script it would have been rejected as unbelievable.
Epic.
The moment. The game. The crowd. The home run.
7th Greatest Moment in sports history...... 1 ...Maadona winning World Cup 2...Messi lifting the World Cup. 3 Blue jays win World Series 1992. 4th...Blue Jays wining World Series 1993 5th...TFC winning the MLS 2019 6th...Raptors wining the Champion ship same year.....and this 7th...THE EPIC BAT FLIP
Everyone in that stadium was just hoping Bautista would hit one about 10 miles and THEN HE DID
you see Russ and Dio- their reaction and the other boys
I enjoyed that game! I play mlb the show and real baseball! My favorite sport.
Top G
The disrespect in this bat flip is the real shit! 👽🤣
It wasn't even disrespect. It was raw emotion. So much heat that lead up to that moment only to let it all out. His face after he knows it is gone kills me every time.
george springer big fan wondering how is he feeling after being taking out of game ? best wishes for a full and speedy recovery. i hope he wasnt injured that looked bad.
He had a concussion and injured his shoulder on the play...with a whole off-season to recover, I'd guess that he'll be ready to go for the start of next season.
@@KardiFan2000 thnx will b. clint frazier is still coming back from a concussion. i hope george springer has a full and speedy recovery. much respect. take care smooth
🥹I tear up everytime I watch this
My grandma’s Mii in Wii baseball on June 5, 2010:
i like how he waits for the pitcher to look
how do u know all of this (just wondering), but yes sir thats the bext blue jays game in history for them
It's not missing in any compilation. So somehow historically right?? That would be to prove whether such beautiful things as this have led to this (also unwritten) law being weakened. I say: absolutely sure! And where does that come from? From Toronto/ON!
Baseball's America's game. But I challenge anyone to show me a bigger crowd pop in MLB history than the eruption in Toronto when Bautista hit that homerun.
As a rangers this is ELECTRIC
The greatest postseason home run in history
Best bat flip in history
2015
Blue jays.. some of the best.. pillars insane dives.. the Bautista bombs and of course encarnacion walking his parrot lol
If only today’s current Blue Jays players had such dedication to the game. Instead we got fat players hitting into double plays and striking out when it counts.
Greatest Canadian sporting event since Mike Weir won the Masters
BOOOOOOM!
The bat flip is for Batista to show for the TEXAN BASEBALL GAME theirs ERRORS is the causes for a Tor gaining 3 runs HOME RUNS. (JOY FOR FANS(and Toronto)
1988 Kirk Gibson crippled World Series Home Run Best
Gibson's was a great individual moment.
This as the cap to an epic inning stands taller IMHO.
Gibson's was in Game 1.
Bautista's was in Game 5 of best of 5 series.
Both great moments for the game.
GOALAZO!!
As someone that does not watch baseball regularly, I can tell you with 100% positivity that Bautista will always be remembered for one moment. That moment, is the time Odor knocked Bautista's face off.
As the greatest sports sign of all time once read; "I would rather get punched in May than get knocked out in October", which is what the Blue Jays did to the Rangers TWO years in a row. The Blue Jays have two series wins against that team and the most epic Bat Flip of all time to look back on and Texas Rangers fans greatest moment in their franchises sad history is a punch.
@@Michael-pg7rv As I said, I'm not a baseball fan. I have no idea nor do I care about what you are talking about. But I do know, and always will remember, that Bautista will forever be a "fvck around and find out" icon.
@@Solo-Road then if you don’t know why are you in the comment section of this video? 😂
@@Michael-pg7rv Because I remember the time Bautista got his sh!t pushed in by Odor.
@@Solo-Road That punch is nothing compare to the glory that he won this day, but you are just to ignorant to understand that since you don¿t watch baseball
With all the fanfare ... I wonder who caught the ball?
Went in the visitors bullpen I think
Dan Shulman: “BAUTISTA DRIVES IT! DEEP LEFT FIELD! GONE!!”
Who else came from the IG post😂
I came home from work that day my mom was watching game I sat down with her just before the pitch I made my mom a bet that he makes homer here she said no way and the bet was for home made Italian lasagna from an Italian mom guess what I won but was an awesome hit from a long day of work
What is the big deal ? He hit a home run ? Why are all my friends sending me this
Didn’t he get squared in the jaw for this the next year 😂
As the greatest sports sign of all time once read; "I would rather get punched in May than get knocked out in October"
denise see ya tommorow. ❤
And not one camera caught the bat flip.
They should teach kids in little league how to do this. Plus, taking out the catcher, taking out the second baseman, throwing at a batter and how to trash talk. That was my little league in the 70’s and it was fucking great.
member berries
mindgems
😊
Would our current bullpen blow that 6-3 lead though?
Yeah...pretty tough to get excited about an ancient bat flip after what happened recently.
@@humbertsmith8864 Lolol then you're not much of a Jays fan tbh
@@JustMeELC Yeah...you really know me well. Great assessment.
@@humbertsmith8864 Clearly ;o)
Pure adrenaline... If you take this as bat flip, you're a looser!
Thug life
Can someone please explain why this moment was so special? Why is it different than any other homerun? I'm confused
It was our first playoff appearance in 22 years. Bautista has been the franchise player for about 6 seasons and this was the end of him being the all star player he was, after this year he just wasn’t the same, although he did have some clutch hits the year after in the playoffs.
In the top of the inning, the Rangers scored off of Russell Martin attempting to throw the ball back to the pitcher but it ended up hitting the bat of the batter and the runner from third ran in to score which made it 3-2, it was such a strange play and nobody understood why the run scored so the place went completely crazy.
In the bottom of the 7th we shouldn’t have even had a base runner. 3 routine plays IN A ROW ended up being fumbled by the Rangers infielders (Andrus and Moreland) and we tied the game the batter before Jose came up with 2 outs.
Jose played in over 1,000 regular season games with no playoff experience under his belt, 6 all star selections, 4 silver slugger awards, 2 home run crowns, and 0 playoff games coming into October 2015
He then hit the 3 run home run to cap off what was the most insane inning I’ve ever witnessed in my 10 years of watching Baseball. We advanced to the ALCS from that home run and ended up losing but we were only 2 wins short (Bautista also almost single-handedly won us the last game of that series as well with 2 home runs)
To put it simple, it was the first great playoff moment that the new generation of Jays fans got to see since a lot of them weren’t alive the last time they were in the playoffs.
This was also the start of the bat flip era, this type of celebration after a home run was rare up until this made bat flips more popular
I myself was at this game with my aunt and I was only 11 years old, almost 8 years later and I’m gonna be going to see him get inducted into the level of excellence in 2 weeks.
19 years old, been to probably a couple hundred baseball games in my life, seen a lot of incredible games, but none of them compared to this. I suggest watching the full game, it really is worth it.
@Kthesaint18 thank you brother, appreciate the explanation
Watch "The Unforgettable Jose Bautista Bat Flip Inning" to get an idea of how crazy that 7th Inning was. Lasted 53 minutes (the video is only 20-somethimg minutes long).
From the little I understand of this sport, that's pretty impressive. However, 'Heard around the world'... :) that's cute
@@wolywood2638 LOL...my point exactly.
What bat flip?? U mean he tossed bat ? That’s old