There was a game in the early nineties where that scenario almost played out. It was the mets vs somebody (I forget). They trailed by 10 in the ninth, and put up a nine spot. The last out was a sharp liner that would've tied it, but it was hit right at the shortstop.
Tigers scored 13 in the 9th inning in Texas back in 2001. Game was tied at 6 going into the 9th and the Tigers won 19-6, so it was a 13 run 9th inning.
Two missing Phillies games - 12 runs in the 1st against Washington at home on April 8, 2017, and a 13-run 4th against the Reds in Cincinnati on April 13, 2003. Yes, 13 in the 4th on the 13th day of the 4th month. The final score in that one was 13-1. It set a team record, and possibly even a major league record, for most runs scored in an inning in a game in which the team didn't score in any other inning.
I remember watching my rangers put up 16 in an inning on Baltimore. Probably around 95-96. Then about 10 years later, they scored 30 in one game. Also against Baltimore.
Wesley Antrim I'm an Oriole fan, we gave up 30 runs to you guys on August 22, 2007 game one of a double header. I remember because it was the day I started my current job and had tickets to the original game.
Wesley Antrim No I wasn't at the game, I was supposed to be but couldn't because I started my current job. I'll never forget my grandma's friend calling and telling us the score. Turned it on to see the final three run home run. Hate to say it but even as an oriole fan I was half laughing.
He says he sees all the criticism about him online and even gets a lot in person, so maybe he's trying to better himself, but even that's not working. He's still awful, especially when he's calling NFL games. It's beyond me how an announcer can be so hated, unpopular, and be as boring and lifeless as this guy and end up on the #1 announcing crew at a such a young age. Can you say nepotism? I think FOX expects the same kind of magic from him that they think his dad had, but it just isn't happening because Jack Buck wasn't all that great either. I remember the '91 World Series between the Twins and Braves and Jack Buck was so biased in favor of the Braves and dull as a play by play guy that he made one of the most exciting WS ever seem like he was watching paint dry. Puckett hit one of the most clutch HR in WS history to win game 6 and all we got was a dull unimaginative, "and we'll see you tomorrow night" which was laced with disappointment. Jack Buck and Tim McCarver were so bad/biased in fact that after me and some friends drove down to the dome after Game 7 to celebrate, we decided to make our way over to their trailer behind the dome. Not to our surprise there was already a large crowd gathered around heckling and chanting how they sucked. It was glorious lol. So I still don't understand how Joe Buck got to where he is today. He sucks like his father, he's very unpopular, he's boring, unimaginative, lifeless, and he's ruined so many fantastic moments in sports as a result. Just watch any of these videos like this on YT which are some great moments in sports and it's like calling the play is just something Buck is doing in the background as he works on his brony costume for the next brony convention.
Couple years ago when Dusty Baker was the coach homer Baily I think was the pitcher or Volquez was the pitcher and they was the off on one of them pitchers on the 1st innings. It was like 14 0 I think
I’m with you on that one. Oogly shmoogly, lol. Oh my goodness really Giants. The other one with Cain who got blown up at AT&T (now Oracle Field) was just as bad if not worse because it was in San Francisco. I believe I remember that one in San Francisco.
i'm an Orioles fan of whom remembers a certain game back in Memorial Stadium against the Rangers. either in 90 or 91, in the 7th or 8th, the Rangers scored 19 runs en route to a 26-7 win.
yeah. why in Baltimore is beyond me. i would figure with home-field advantage the Rangers would put a hurting in Arlington (old stadium)/Globe Life (new). enh.
That's a game I've been requesting to get from MLB for some time now. April 19, 1996 Orioles at Rangers in Arlington. Rangers were leading 10-7 going into the bottom of the 8th. Then, they tacked on 16 more runs in that 8th inning, including 4 consecutive walks with the bases loaded, highlighted by a Kevin Elster grand slam. An absolute implosion, to put it lightly, by that '96 Orioles bullpen.
That 14 run reds first inning had Marty brennaman make a profound call..... 'And after one inning, it's the reds 14, that's right he said 14, Houston 0'
This video is a good example of how good play is contagious in baseball.
Imagine this in the bottom 9 down by 12
NoahTheLucario omg yeah
No down by 11
There was a game in the early nineties where that scenario almost played out. It was the mets vs somebody (I forget). They trailed by 10 in the ninth, and put up a nine spot. The last out was a sharp liner that would've tied it, but it was hit right at the shortstop.
NoahTheLucario ya ikr
In game 7 of the world series.
Bottom of the 9th, losing 12-1, two outs, need 11 to tie and 12 to win. That would be a game talked about for centuries.
If the Rockies did this last night against the astros and they held the astros to not score in the bottom of the ninth, they would’ve won 15-14
The braves did that but they was down by 5 or four i dont remember and they got a grand slam at the end to win it in 2010 i think
Oh they was down bye 9 and 2 years ago did the same thing but was down bye 6 both was in the bottom of the ninth
This video is proof why stringing together a ton of base hits can be way better than clearing the bases with a home run.
Sometimes home runs slow down a team’s momentum and then before you know it the inning is over without anymore damage.
Where's the Red Sox vs. Marlins in 2003? Sox scored 14 in the 1st, scored 10 before an out was even made, Johnny Damon had 3 hits.
This is the closest thing you’ll see to a blowout video that’s not arm injuries on TH-cam
Tigers scored 13 in the 9th inning in Texas back in 2001. Game was tied at 6 going into the 9th and the Tigers won 19-6, so it was a 13 run 9th inning.
MLB 400+ foot fly outs
BRUH! Where's the Nationals vs Phillies 12 run 1st inning??
Nick Alesi yeah wtf
I want a 12+ minute video
Great Video
Where's the Phillies vs. nationals
Inanimate Insanity Fan #1 that was 10 runs
oh ok thanks for reminding me
nah it was 12 check the box score. some phillies disrespect going on here
yes i knew it
Inanimate Insanity Fan #1 yeah
Two missing Phillies games - 12 runs in the 1st against Washington at home on April 8, 2017, and a 13-run 4th against the Reds in Cincinnati on April 13, 2003. Yes, 13 in the 4th on the 13th day of the 4th month. The final score in that one was 13-1. It set a team record, and possibly even a major league record, for most runs scored in an inning in a game in which the team didn't score in any other inning.
1.Mets-12 runs
2.Diamondbacks-13 runs
3.Yankees-12 runs
4.Rockies-13 runs
5.Yankees-13 runs
6.Indians-14 runs
7.Reds-14 runs
The cespedes slam gave me chills
I remember watching my rangers put up 16 in an inning on Baltimore. Probably around 95-96. Then about 10 years later, they scored 30 in one game. Also against Baltimore.
Wesley Antrim YOUR Rangers...
Wealthy man!
Jonathan Allard damn straight
Wesley Antrim I'm an Oriole fan, we gave up 30 runs to you guys on August 22, 2007 game one of a double header. I remember because it was the day I started my current job and had tickets to the original game.
Just Me that's awesome. I mean it sucks that your team lost, but at least you got to witness history.
Wesley Antrim No I wasn't at the game, I was supposed to be but couldn't because I started my current job. I'll never forget my grandma's friend calling and telling us the score. Turned it on to see the final three run home run. Hate to say it but even as an oriole fan I was half laughing.
That Rays-Yankees game (June 21, 2005) was the highest-scoring game of the year at 31 runs combined.
Love great games
So Joe Buck is even bored during a 12 run inning? Cheese and rice that guy puts no life, energy, or creativity into anything he announces.
He's gotten better and more enthusiastic lately, but yes, for a time there, he was pretty monotone.
He says he sees all the criticism about him online and even gets a lot in person, so maybe he's trying to better himself, but even that's not working. He's still awful, especially when he's calling NFL games. It's beyond me how an announcer can be so hated, unpopular, and be as boring and lifeless as this guy and end up on the #1 announcing crew at a such a young age. Can you say nepotism? I think FOX expects the same kind of magic from him that they think his dad had, but it just isn't happening because Jack Buck wasn't all that great either.
I remember the '91 World Series between the Twins and Braves and Jack Buck was so biased in favor of the Braves and dull as a play by play guy that he made one of the most exciting WS ever seem like he was watching paint dry. Puckett hit one of the most clutch HR in WS history to win game 6 and all we got was a dull unimaginative, "and we'll see you tomorrow night" which was laced with disappointment.
Jack Buck and Tim McCarver were so bad/biased in fact that after me and some friends drove down to the dome after Game 7 to celebrate, we decided to make our way over to their trailer behind the dome. Not to our surprise there was already a large crowd gathered around heckling and chanting how they sucked. It was glorious lol.
So I still don't understand how Joe Buck got to where he is today. He sucks like his father, he's very unpopular, he's boring, unimaginative, lifeless, and he's ruined so many fantastic moments in sports as a result. Just watch any of these videos like this on YT which are some great moments in sports and it's like calling the play is just something Buck is doing in the background as he works on his brony costume for the next brony convention.
4:01 Ah, yes, Yankees legend Andruw Jones
These are the type of innings that make the opposing team go "well there goes any chance of us winning."
Julian Hull and ruins the pitcher's ERA stat for the rest of the season.
Jonathan Allard so true lol
Does anybody have Orioles at Rangers from April 19, 1996? Rangers scored 16 runs in the 8th inning and beat Baltimore 26-7.
Baseball Cinema that is what I was going to ask
They scored 30
You're thinking of a different game Aiden G.
I they scored 26 too wow I know they scored 30 agianst them awhile back
I wonder if the Sea v. Cleveland one is on here. That was the one I remember from previous highlight videos
In Spanish SImpsons version: "Déjalo ya, está muerto" jajajaja
Jose Fuentes jajaja
Couple years ago when Dusty Baker was the coach homer Baily I think was the pitcher or Volquez was the pitcher and they was the off on one of them pitchers on the 1st innings. It was like 14 0 I think
am I the only Giants fan facepalming at the sight of that first clip.
I’m with you on that one. Oogly shmoogly, lol. Oh my goodness really Giants. The other one with Cain who got blown up at AT&T (now Oracle Field) was just as bad if not worse because it was in San Francisco. I believe I remember that one in San Francisco.
Imagine the pitchers era
1st. Inning Season 2016/17
Tibruones de La Guaira to Leones del Caracas, 12 runs scored in Venezuelan League
And I´m a Leones fan 😭😭😭😭😭
Sorry that YOU LIVE IN THE BUBBLE, Sorry
The 1950 Red Sox scored 17 in one inning
Cards-Cubs, 12 run 7th inning for the Cards being the only score of the night?
No Nationals?
San Francisco is just not having it
Do most runs scored in an inning by every team in team history
Its a good example of why you shouldn’t get mad at players swinging 3-0 up 10 runs or stealing
Do first career home runs
i'm an Orioles fan of whom remembers a certain game back in Memorial Stadium against the Rangers. either in 90 or 91, in the 7th or 8th, the Rangers scored 19 runs en route to a 26-7 win.
Damn! Same team beat us 30-3 in 2007 in the highest scoring mlb game ever
yeah. why in Baltimore is beyond me. i would figure with home-field advantage the Rangers would put a hurting in Arlington (old stadium)/Globe Life (new). enh.
That's a game I've been requesting to get from MLB for some time now. April 19, 1996 Orioles at Rangers in Arlington. Rangers were leading 10-7 going into the bottom of the 8th. Then, they tacked on 16 more runs in that 8th inning, including 4 consecutive walks with the bases loaded, highlighted by a Kevin Elster grand slam. An absolute implosion, to put it lightly, by that '96 Orioles bullpen.
Baseball Cinema hard to believe that same 96 orioles team made it to the championship!
I think I recommended this
Great game love it and a little more than a bit much more to be done and I have a good game for a game I have a game and a good
Do immaculate innings
As an Oriole fan I somehow knew Baltimore would be one of the teams involved
Crazy how much louder the old Yankee Stadium was
Where's the phillies
That 14 run reds first inning had Marty brennaman make a profound call.....
'And after one inning, it's the reds 14, that's right he said 14, Houston 0'
Ummm where is the Phillies vs Nationals?
Imagine hitting for the cycle in one inning
Hellos Phillies and Nationals!
April 8th 2017 phillies
Do 2 out rallys
This dude doesn't like the Phillies
Menzie27 right??? I was at the damn game lol
4:26 he was out
Where’s my gameplay of The Cubs beating the Pirates?
Orioles v Royals I think. 12 run 8th I think
And the pitchers watch their ERA stat cry
I knew my Yankees was up here b4 I even watch it
Mutt Mizzle YOUR Yankees? Team owners all in the comment section or what?
Literally as I am watching this the Mets have scored 7 runs and have 2nd and 3rd and two out
Of course the Yankee clip is against the Orioles 😆
every grand slam in 2017
Hi
Weres the, phillies
1:24 ITS
301 Club
3rd comment
Angel Hernandez you were 4th bro
Oh
After review of the play Angel is 3rd
14th comment
Ah ah my Giants got spanked twice in this video. Not nice, lol.
Whoever was announcing the Rockies Giants game is making me wish I had Lou Gehrig's disease
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