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- Rajai Davis grinds through a long at-bat that ends in a game-tying home run in the 8th inning of Game 7 of the 2016 World Series
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Being an Indians fan, this moment was one of the most exciting I've ever experienced. I was crushed that we lost but how can you not appreciate how amazing that game and that series was? That game 7 was absolutely epic. I believe the Tribe will get one soon.
Eric Spicer as a Cubs fan that homer Damn near killed me
as a cleveland baseball fan this was one of the most exciting moments of my life, too. watching this makes me cry tears of overwhelming joy and horrendous pain at the same time. i wish i had your optimism, but i don't believe we will win one until we change the name and the logo.
I’m not so sure. I thought last year was cleveland’s year for sure. Then they blew that series against the Yankees lol. Luckily for them, their division is atrocious so they will have a few chances in the coming years
Eric Spicer ummmmm no
Our division isn't all that tough either. It's a littler stronger than AL Central but not a lot stronger.
If they won, Rajai Davis would have a statue in Cleveland. He went off in that game
He was 0 for 3 before that HR
This homerun was so dramatic, how the crowd erupted after the laser, how the cameraman fell and the camera spinned around and the roar of the crowd. So epic
I wonder if there’s an interview out there somewhere with that camera man lol
The ball hit the camera, which is why the cameraman fell. He didn't want to get hit by the ball.
It didn't show it here but Lebron was at thos game and was so hype, it gives me chills everytime I see it.
As someone who was fortunate to be there, and lifelong Cleveland fan (and that’s saying something), I have to tell you I couldn’t even breathe after it landed. Yelling with my Dad and brother in law, I will never experience anything as exciting as that laser over the wall.
@@amazinmets8439 it's not that he didn't want to get hit, he followed that ball so perfectly that the ball even hit off the camera lense. He needs a raise
This is probably the greatest game in mlb history considering both the game and situation surrounding it
The ball landed about 25 feet from me... and the stadium was literally shaking to a point I thought it was about to collapse! I’ve never experienced goosebumps like that before, and it’d take a helluva situation to beat that moment.
ktat01 a couple lines of some good coke will beat it.... definitely match it... interested in buying???
Went to an 11 inning Tribe game back in 2007 right before the playoffs--when we had that familiar magic in the air of postseason baseball. A walk-off Casey Blake homerun ended the game, and I swear, same thing. Goosebumps. Strangers high-fiving and hugging. A jam packed stadium rumbling. Such an amazing atmosphere and feeling that I wish everyone could experience just once.
the Browns 2019, AFC Championship at Cleveland Browns Stadium... that would probably do it...
Hawthorn1617 anytime *anything* happens at Browns (first energy) stadium, the upper deck is rocking up and down at about a 4 foot diameter. The first positive play in the first playoff game in that stadium is going to rupture seams in the cement.
ktat01 yall lost the damn game
From a Mets fan: The rain delay killed the Indians momentum. I believe the Tribe would have won had it not been for that. It allowed the Cubs to compose themselves, and the euphoria from the homerun was gone.
Hindsight is 20/20
LETS GO METS! Mets fans can relate to choking.... LMFAO...#gophillies
What killed the Indians momentum was the top of their order going 3 up, 3 down against an exhausted Chapman - throwing sliders, no less - in the 9th. Before the rain delay. But speaking of the rain delay, weren't the Indians allowed to psyche themselves up too, like the Cubs did?
METS ARE TRASH
Also the fact we only had 1 starting pitcher due to injuries for the World Series.
Rajai Davis should never have to pay for a drink in Cleveland for the rest of his life.
If it was a game winner then yea I agree because it would have been more impressive than Kirk Gibsons HR. However they lost this game so it won't get the recognition it deserves.
He should get free drinks for losing the world series?
The batter before him should get free drinks as well
@@The_yeffy1 it wouldn't be more impressive. Kirk was injured, facibg the best closer at the time
Alexander Sandoval it would have been much bigger than Gibson’s Home Run are you joking... Gibson’s home run was in game 1... this was in bottom 8 of game 7 and they’re down 2 if he was the go ahead run then yes it would be greater than Gibson’s
I will never watch a better baseball game in my lifetime.
@Kevin that game was awesome.
Kevin I was about to say. “Hold my beer” -dodgers and astros
Cardinals vs Rangers Game 6
LudwigBro I’m sure we all thought that until 2017 game 5
2018 World Series Game 3 was awesome
Chapman's pitch velocity and Davis' result
1) 100 mph - ball
2) 99 mph - FOUL
3) 98 mph - FOUL
4) 101 mph - ball
5) 99 mph - FOUL
6) 101 mph - FOUL
7) 98 mph - HOME RUN
This is arguably one of the top 5 greatest at-bats in World Series history, when you consider the situation, the velocity of pitches he faced, and what was on the line. And Davis was only 3 - 20 in the Series before that at bat.
finisher3x definitely not...he closed his eyes and got lucky....the whole world knows that....he didn't do shit later.... Cleveland as usual choked..
LMFAO....slum town
Actually, Davis got a big 2-out hit his next time up in the 10th inning. I'm a Cubs fan and that was the greatest sports night of my life, but I'm not going to lie that Davis didn't do anything, haha.
@@mikerusso703 your a fucking idiot
@@mikerusso703 Definitely not auguably? Are you saying that since he closed his eyes (which luck always plays a part in baseball) this is not arguably one of the top 5 at-bats in WS history, or not? Note the situation, Game 7 of the WS, so not much later to do, other than another at-bat; which was happened to be a RBI at-bat at that. Did Cleveland choke or get beat by the better team that day as CHC took everything CLE threw at them and still found a way to win?
Sean Murphy given the history.. it's a choke....point blank--- deep down you know it is...sorry
There's something iconic about this video flashing to the crowd every single time between pitches. You can see the tension of the moment painted on every single fan's face. A moment that felt like it was going to be historic even as it was happening.
1:16 encapsulates it perfectly. A Cleveland and Chicago fan side by side probably unrelated but who knows doing the exact same thing. Pretty much what I was doing watching, only years of deep seated fandom make you make those kind of gestures. The camera work on this sequence needed some sort of medal
I'm a Clevelander and a grown ass man, and this still gets me emotional watching it. Great series, hell of a Game 7, and we're still proud as hell of our guys. Go Tribe!
Dan Wagner same
Same
Proud they lost? LMAO, that should have been their first championship since 1997.
Oh well, there's always the Browns!
I include the 4th quarter of Game 7 against the Warriors and Baker's debut against the Jets in the list as well
Congrats on winning Game 7. Happy that the Indians broke the Curse of Rocky Colavito.
Imagine if the Cubs had been ahead 5-4 and not 6-4, and that this homer had won Cleveland the World Series instead of just tied the game. It would easily have been among the 2-3 greatest home runs of all time.
Up there with Joe Carter
Top 3 World Series home runs in my opinion are 1. Joe Carter, 2. The pirates guy who I forgot his name, and 3. This
@@ykJvacano Bill Mazeroski
Tribe ?
Yup Ross home run earlier was massive
Yankee fan here and I have to admit I come back to this video from time to time. One of my favorite home runs of all time. Too bad the Indians couldn’t finish it. And before I get the comments I’m not saying that to rub anything in. I was rooting for the Indians in this WS
I get chills to this day every time I watch it
Not as thrilling as Ben Zobrist's double in the 10th.
God this was the best game of baseball I’ve ever seen
Hardcore Indian fan here. But 01 Game 7. Nothing comes close
Have you watched Game Six of the 2011 World Series? That's by far the best baseball game of all time.
Who else is here because coronavirus has led them to rewatch old highlights
Yup.
ofbulldog 32 Evan though it’s old I will never get sick of watching this!
Yup
I remember watching this live and I nearly cried in excitement
This is why Sports is so great. The drama, the shots of the crowd and John Smoltz' analysis was second to none. This is a moment that will stand in time forever. You can watch this 500 times and it doesn't get old.
Smoltz was absolutely spot on during this AB. Great commentary & camera work, nervous faces everywhere at Progressive!
Although cubs won the series, that moment was one of the best world series moment.
nahh cardinals game 6 2011
CheesyTwister he said “one of the best”, not “the best”.
I was going for the Indians all the way and I agree with what u said but David freeze’s was defiantly the best😂
I say this was better. Two historic clubs fighting for that first crown in generations? I"m a Rangers fan, but this was bigger.
roquey44 hahaha of course u think this is better. Freeze hit that triple off of your Rangers in the bottom of the ninth, with 2 outs and 2 strikes. And the Cardinals came back twice down from a 2 run deficit, so ya it was the best moment ever in a World Series. This doesn’t even compare, but it’s still pretty amazing.
From a Cubs fan: it felt like the world was ending after that home run. Despite the ultimate outcome, I give my full respect to Rajai Davis. Probably the most clutch home run I've seen in my lifetime. Given the historical implications of the game, I would consider it even more clutch than Joe Carter's Series-winning knock back in '93.
I am a Cubs fan and this guy's hometown is litterally lives 15 minutes away from my home town. Ive met him a few times. I thought it was me who was cursed, not the cubs lol.
Never in a million years. I know I know, everyone gets a prize these days
For any Indians fans, this is the ONE moment that you remember exactly where you were, exactly how you felt. We may not have won, but this was truly EPIC!
What are you talking about? You did win!! They broke the Curse of Rocky Colavito. You should be happy. It's being a Cubs fan that's sad. Cubs blew Game 7. Their Billy Goat Curse continues.
@@musicman76enator I know you're kidding but....you are kidding right?
@@mattgeiger7638 No I'm not kidding. I'm serious. The Indians won the World Series. The Cubs did not. I would much rather be an Indians fan than a Cubs fan. The Cubs had the most embarrassing game ever. People still laugh at the Cubs 5 years later. I have lost count of the number of times people keep chanting Lovable Losers every time Cubs fans are walking around. Totally humiliating.
@@mattgeiger7638 Plus I doubt the Cubs may ever win a World Series soon. It makes me emotional just typing this. How do fans cope? How can you root for a team that's hasnt won a World Series since 1908? I dont get it.
@@musicman76enator th-cam.com/video/HOp8w2PgHlM/w-d-xo.html
As a cubs fan, I literally about died when that happened
I would lie if I said that at this point I hadn't thought about the curse and that the game was getting out of our hands.
Carlos Gutierrez
That’s exactly what Ben Zobrist said
Nick Brown same
Omfg same. Hard for me to watch still
You and probably every Cubs fan in Cleveland and Chicago.
2:57 The look of a man thinking to himself “I can never step foot in the state of Illinois the rest of my life”
DKS Films he did handled Cleveland at the jake as a yankee in the 2017 ALDS.
He was also the official winning pitcher of this game!
Right. He pitched a scoreless 9th and got the win. 😂
Probably the most dramatic at bat ive ever personally witnessed
If anyone has ever wondered...It's like an earthquake, you can absolutely feel a Whole stadium physically shake from the roar of the crowd on play like this. It's Amazing....And your heart actually hits the floor, and you become severely nauseous, when your a fan of the opposing team. Game 7 was absolutely the Best and Worst experience of my life as Cub fan. I don't know if I could physically or emotionally handle it again. And God bless all the Cleveland fans, they are without a doubt Diehard. As a Cubs fan, I knew EXACTLY what they were going thru as I looked at their faces. I've experience it too many times before.
One of the greatest moments in baseball history.
One of my most favorite plays of all time. Legendary.
This helped the Indians win the World Series. The Curse of Rocky Colavito was officially over after this. Cubs just stunk it up. No wonder they havent won a World Series since 1908.
especially because this legendary hit was from rajai Davis out of all people
one of the coolest moments of my entire life. we won't talk about the rest of the game.
As a Cubs fan, this moment scared the hell out of me and took the breath out of me
This home run was absolutely legendary.
Love Chapmans reaction, he just looks at Davis with a half smirk like "did that just happen"
As a Cubs fan this homer, game, and series probably took 10 to 20 years off my lifespan
Brandon Caldwell then it rained
@@juanrivera1624 Salty Indians fan huh?
@@LGMLGK3G As an Indians fan this game kills me....
You were so lucky in that series . If the Indians had a healthy pitching staff you would've been swept.
More like 113 years since the Cubs still havent won a title since then.
Even though Cleveland lost it was still an amazing World Series to witness as a Clevelander in the same year that the cavs had an amazing finals series
This is one of those games where, yes, it’s exciting even on TH-cam, but you HAD to be there to understand how insane this was in real time.
Game 7 of WS, Cleveland down 3 vs. Chapman - it’s easy to forget how dominant Chapman was that year. He was UNHITTABLE. First the Guyer at bat, then light hitting Rajai Davis flinging a rope into the first deck in left. I’m not a Cleveland or a Chicago fan but I ran out into the street watching this live because it was so unbelievable.
This was the most exciting series I had watched before 2019. Two teams led by homegrown talent, with one guaranteed to break a 50+ year drought.
2:46 Joe Bucks Favorite Part "DRIVE IN THE LEFT! At the Wall.. IT'S GONE! TIE GAME! RAJAI DAVIS! 6-6!"
Cleve had like a 3 pitcher rotation that series too lol. Epic. Many said they thought the stadium was going to come down after it was shaking so bad.
Thats because the Cubs fans were crying after losing Game 7. Still the worst loss in Cubs history.
Man, as a Die Hard Cubs fan who never actually believed in “curses”, this was one of the lowest points in my life. For the Cubs to come back in a series they had every right to lose, dominate the most important game in your life for 8 innings, and to see it all crashing down in just 1 half inning, 1 home run, unbelievable. To say I was devastated after this home run doesn’t do it justice. Only long time suffering Cubs fans that had to sit through constant failure and choking in the playoffs can truly understand how bad this moment made us feel.
I cried
Smoltz’s diagnosis of this at bat is amazing
This series made me love baseball again
Looking back at this as a Cubs fan, this is one of the best moments in baseball history, crazy man I was in shock
Who else is here after Chapman giving up a walk off to Altuve?
That's why he was smiling after the Altuve home run. That went to sleep after I was laid off, then woke up and a hit and run driver sideswiped my car smile.
Me!
Chapman bet on 9.5 over, and Astros -1.5
Me
*Astros Cheated*
Gotta come back to this video every 6 months.. I will never forget where i was!
As someone who's not even a Cleveland fan, this is still probably my favorite moment I've ever watched live
I've watched this guy when he was in the minors for Pittsburgh. Met him in person as a kid and he is a very cool guy. When he hit that home run, i was jumping up and down in excitement cause he worked his whole career to get to the World Series. I was glad he wasn't the last out of the 2016 World Series
That home run was incredible. I almost fell out of my bed as it happened.
I remember being at my friend's house watching this on a 19 inch TV. His mom told us to keep it down because she had to work in the morning. My goodness did we wake her up in the room over after he smacked that ball into left! I couldn't believe it! What a great memory, one of the most intense at bats I will probably ever see. Literally got to see the movie "Major League" come true.
Some crazy cool facts
1. In the movie "Major League" Pedro Cerrano hit a home run to left field.
2. During the movie scene there was a runner on second.
3. In the movie it was against the Yankees. Aroldis Chapman started the season playing for the Yankees.
4. Charlie Sheen and Dennis Haysbert (Pedro Cerrano) were at the ballpark for game 7.
5. Davis was 3-20 in the world series batting a .150
6. Chapman is one of the greatest closers in the MLB. The speed on his pitches is incredible! 2:57 the look on Chapman's face is just priceless!
It was literally meant to be what a surreal moment for every Cleveland fan!
Still stands as the best World Series and best baseball game I've ever watched. A true classic.
I can never get rid of that image in my head, every time I think of Rajai David tying the game I always remember seeing Chapman’s reaction to the game being tied, I just recall my heart sinking, feeling like the life was sucked out of me. Never have I ever been around a group of people who were loud as can be to being so quite you could hear a pin drop, confusion everywhere. I’m glad the Cubs ended up winning it all because boy oh boy had the Indians won this game, I truly think there would have been a major spike in suicides in Chicago that night.
"Drive into left. And it's gone! Tie game! Rajai Davis. 6-6." Fantastic call. Chills.
Nooooooo you cant legally call any joe buck call great, youre under arrest
Nothing like getting a fat paycheck for literally describing what is happening on the screen. In fragments, no less.
as much as i hate joe buck, i enjoyed this call. only other announcer i would like on this is gus johnson who doesn’t call baseball
This is by far the best and most intense world series in the history of MLB just because of both teams droughts and they are both great lake cities (great lake drought series) an went 7 games neck to neck in the very last innings with ot being anybodys game.
Damn good, but no. 75 Reds-Red Sox, 91 Twins-Braves, and 86 Mets-Red Sox were better.
If they win this game, that’s a top 5 home run of all time
fax
It's the Greatest Indians Home Run ever. I know it's been 5 years but Congrats to the Indians on winning Game 7 and breaking the Rocky Colavito Curse.
Statistically, it's still the highest leverage hit in history despite the end result.
In other words, it represents the greatest shift in odds to win the WS for any one team given the series performances for both the batter/pitcher.
THE Cubs can thank the rain delay for the victory I believe the Tribe would have won had the game not been delayed
7 years later, and it still brings a tear to my eye. We were so close to winning it all. Hope it ends at 75! LET’S GO GUARDS!!!!!
I will NEVER forget this!!! Go tribe❤️ 2016 is a year I’ll never forget.
Videos like this are making me think how much I’ll hate the pitch clock in the postseason
This could've been the equivalent of the Ray Allen 3 pointer, instead it's a homer even knowledgeable sports fans don't remember?
This is more meaningful than the cubs actually winning that game
Well one reason is that Davis only has like 70 home run in his career. And it was his first postseason home run. 🙄
No it wasn’t lmao
2016 Champs its only important to scrub fans, everyone in the nl central has respect for each other as fans except the scrubs fans no one likes you guys lol worst fans in baseball. Plus anyone who is a real baseball fan none cubs fan will remember this moment for years rather then the cubs winning lol
Even though we lost, I’ll always remember this game fondly as a Cleveland fan :) I was 15 and it was my first time watching the World Series and I don’t think I had ever been so excited in my life as when this happened
What Rajai Davis did here was so impressive. Two outs, bottom of the 8th, down 2 runs with a guy on second in Game 7 of WS. Goes up against the best closer in the game that intimidates batters by throwing some scorching heat that is rarely ever seen by any pitcher. Not a great hitter, decides hes just gonna choke up on the bat and keep fighting and fighting and fighting. Eventually Chapman makes a mistake and he takes him yard with one of the most electric HRs in the history of baseball. Unreal
People forget who much of a monster Lindor was in the series. The guy was hitting everything. Best player in baseball in my opinion.
Also, if the Indians had their full pitching rotation that series, they would've won. Giving up a homer to the first batter that game was a bad sign.
We basically pitched 3 guys the whole postseason and one of them went and jacked up Indo's finger leaving us with 2 healthy (but exhausted) pitchers.. I'm an Indians fan forever and the fact that our beat up roster even made it to the world series was insane.. we probably shouldn't have gotten passed Boston or Toronto that year on talent alone.. just straight fighters on that team
Trout exists
@@sidthekid8576 Trout is putting up dead stats on a bad team. He made the Postseason in 2014, pretty much did nothing on a 98 win Angels team and got swept by the Royals in the ALDS.
I feel so bad for Indians fans. It reminds me of 2011 when Hamilton took the lead only for the Rangers to choke again. Both were great games though.
One of the most insane at bats of all time my lord that's baseball baby
Honestly this is the greatest baseball game I have seen in my lifetime (only 24 and not old enough to remember game 6 of the 2002 WS)
Epic moment this was the last game I seen with my dad and I will always remember it as a favorite
He taught a camp on stealing bases in 2010 for the Oakaland A’s. Most genuine pro I’ve ever met❤️
2024 I will still always get chills watching this moment. 2016 Cleveland sports was something different in all sorts of ways
The camera angle of the ball flying right towards the camera with the roar of the crowd violently shaking the camera is absolute gold
One of the greatest home runs of all time
I lost my voice for 2 days yelling (with joy, I'm CLE) at this at-bat. I am still anxious watching this now.
Every so often, I come to this video so I can feel both tears of joy and pain at the same time..... -Indians lifer
The greatest moment in Cleveland Sports history to not mean anything. Hauntingly chilling.
The 3-1 series lead. This absolutely high voltage at bat. Chapman perspiring. Coco strokes a single. Then yan gomes flails at 2 sliders in the dirt and the rest is painful history.
@@poisonpoisson2283 yan got his ring haha
50/50 series between two evenly matched teams made for an all time classic World Series. The final inning broke the Cubs way, so we get to wear the championship hats and sweatshirts.
Could have just as easily broken for the Indians. But since the Cavs broke through earlier that summer, I can't feel *tooo* bad for Cleveland.
I feel bad for the Browns
I'm not just a Cubs fan, but a baseball fan too, and Rajai Davis was the last guy I would have expected to tie the game up with a homer!
Rajai Davis is the kind of guy who always came through in the way you least expected him to, and this swing proved it.
Still feels like one of the most improbable outcomes in one of the biggest spots. I was speechless when he hit this.
Honestly one of the greatest moments in recent baseball history. And the Cubs still won the game and finally broke that curse. As a Giants fan, I enjoyed this series a lot.
Idk how Chapman can even sleep at night
He doesn’t
By cWPA, one of the biggest hits in MLB history.
Not even a Cleveland or Rajai fan but my God this is one of my favorite at bats ever
This at bat is just all around good baseball, he fouled off pitches and cranked his pitch
Best game 7 ever!
The Indians should’ve won that series
Rest In Peace John Adams. His drums have their stamp on so many amazing Cleveland moments. 😢🕊
When I saw this happened, man that was awesome! The whole World Series itself was a sight to behold
Loved this series but sadly Cleveland lost in the end one of the best series.
If the Cubs had lost this game, talk about heartbreaking!
What made this World Series special, and nerve-wracking, was the fact that it was contested between two teams with long lasting legacies of failure. Going into the series, both fanbases understood that one team's legacy of failure would end, and the other's would continue.
They did lose it. Worst Cubs moment ever. Chicago literally went under Martial Law after Game 7. It was embarrassing. Their streak continues. 113 years and counting since a title. The Billy Goat Curse lives.
That was spectacular, we were behind home plate! Goose bumbs still watching this!
Die hard Cleveland fan, this was a hard loss to swallow. But damn, this has to be the best fought World Series I've ever watched in the 30 years of my life. Have to give it to the Cubs, they kept fighting and just have to tip your hat to them.
Lol a guy is running on the dugout at 3:15
Omg I just laughed so fucking loud
Yeah...they have flag wavers and cheerleaders at Indians games. It's not anything new.
Those are the flag wavers/cheerleaders at Indians games. In crucial moments, they stand on the edge and get everyone hype.
How is this just being uploaded now?
Rajai is back on the Indians
Because the MLB is trash
I’m a cubs fan but this hit still give me chills
This was peak baseball right here
I'll take it to my grave - if not for the completely lame and unnecessary 15 min "rain" delay (more like slight drizzle), the Indians win this game. Had all the momentum.
If you had a healthy pitching staff you would have won in 5 at the most.
As a White Sox fan, I remember waking up my entire house screaming when this happened... the rest of the game did not end favorably
Go Sox! We're looking good this year.
My heart sank I’ll never forget this moment, thank god we won
Almost 7 years later, I can STILL feel the energy from the crowd before and after the HR. Never before have you seen BOTH fanbases on pins and needles considering their histories of failures.
My goodness it was amazing to see and still is years later. I'll never be able to forget those last couple innings........and I'm not a fan of either team.
I’ll never forget the look me and my dad gave each other when this happened. As cubs fans we were in utter disbelief
Just heartbreaking. I still cannot believe the Cubs lost the World Series after this play. Worst year ever. I still get heckled and bullied by people who keep chanting things like "1908!! Billy Goat Curse!! Lovable Losers!!" I hate it. It's embarrassing. I just wish the Cubs would win a World Series already so I can stop getting bullied or heckled.
It's been 113 years since their last title. I wish that number would stop going up.
@@musicman76enator lol
@@justincaldero5174 Also I read that the Cubs will fold soon because of how bad they have been for forever. It's sad. What are they going to do with Wrigley once the Cubs disappear?
@@musicman76enator you alright bud?
Chapman just gave up a game winning homerun to the Astros lmao
Whos here after the cheating scandal
Chapman just have up a go ahead homer to mike Brosseau
You are under arrest, sir!
Rajai Davis was a clutch hitter. I was watching this with my girl a few years back, and when he came up, I said to her 'no way he makes an out here'...too bad the rain delay to follow totally killed the momentum
I remember watching and thinking "well. This game has gotten very, very interesting. And HAD to stay up and watch afterwards.
if they wouldve won this 100 percent have topped kyries dagger against warriors