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- Damo & Nick (DN Reacts) are reacting to The Wildest Night in MLB History, 09/28/2011! What an incredible video by the channel Sportsesque. This was incredible drama that unfolded!
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I'd say 2001 was probably the craziest year as we saw Bonds break the single season hr record, Ichiro and Pujols has two of the greatest rookie seasons ever, the Mariners won a historic 116 games, legends Tony Gwynn and Cal Ripken Jr. retired, and it ended with one the greatest world series ever between the Yankees and Diamondbacks
Well yeah but this is just the craziest NIGHT, not season
@@coyotelong4349 Yeah I know but Damo brought up the fact that 2011 overall was a crazy year and maybe the craziest since 2000 so I brought 2001 so they can hopefully see this and hopefully react to some of the events from that year
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Robert Andino will forever be a Baltimore sports legend for what he did on that final day of the 2011 season. May the Curse of the Andino haunt the Red Sox organization evermore.
Orioles went from 69 wins in 2011, to 93 wins in 2012. Went from last in their division in 2011, to 2nd in the AL West in '12. Winning the Wild Card vs the Rangers.
Joe carter's walkoff hr to win the WS and was back to back WS wins for Blue Jays
Secret base has a great video that focuses more on the rays it's really good
Baseball games typically begin five minutes after the top of the hour, say 7:05, because the home team and the starting pitcher take the field at 7 and begin warming up. They get five minutes, the plate umpire yells, "Play ball!" and the visiting team's lead-off hitter steps into the batter's box.
2001 and 2011 were insane years for baseball. Unfortunately, I was only 5 years old when the 2001 World Series ended so I didn't care at the time lol
The beauty of baseball is the infinite number of permutations, both positive and negative, which make every game unique. It is the magnitude of the situation that makes it epic. You guys pick up on these nuances, beautifully
That night was a great example as to why no team sport has more parity than baseball. Anything and everything happened.
Also, the fact that, with a few excepions, every team is going to win and lose 60 games. It's what happens the other 42 games that makes the difference.
The Astros were still in the National League in 2011.
After the 2011 season, the Phillies went 10 straight seasons below .500 & 11 years without a playoff appearance! Last year was their first season back in the postseason since 2011!
5:20 looks like nobody's said it yet. Chicago has the white aox, the red sox are Boston
the multiple teams in a city thing used to be worse, as New York had 3 teams (Yankees, Giants, and Brooklyn Dodgers -- the mets only started after the dodgers and giants headed west) and Boston had two (red sox and Braves).
You know an NFL announcer is old if they refer to the NFL's NY Giants as the "New York Football Giants", as the baseball Giants left for San Francisco in the early 1960s.
The Cardinals beating us 1-0 in Game 5 in Philly with Roy Halladay on the mound destroyed us (the Phillies) for a decade.
Damo summarizes this youtube channel in 13 words: "Do you know what? I think we need to give up daytime drinking."
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Longoria was on a Hall of Fame pace until 3-4 years ago, multiple gold gloves and a top player in the league... Epstein became a legend in Chicago....Cardinals had a lot of big hits, kinda like when the Braves won...very timely...David Freese is a playoff legend also
Longoria still is on a hall of fame pace. He should absolutely be in!
I’m a huge Yankee fan, I was 15 years old on this day… I was rooting HARD against my Yankees, we already wrapped up the division and I wanted Boston OUT. So from a Yankee fan standpoint , I wanted us to lose that day
Chris Carpeter out-dueled Ray Halladay. Some historical perspective. Carpenter was good, but Roy Halladay.was:
8 time All Star, 2 time Cy Young winner, had a perfect game, a playoff no-hitter, and was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame posthumously in 2019.
Carpenter was a easily a better big game pitcher than Halladay and a Cy Young winner as well.
It's funny you guys mention 2011 as the best World Series, especially considering that the call that Joe Buck made in that famous game 6 "and we'll see you tomorrow night" was emulating his dad, Jack Buck, who made that same call in the 1991 World Series 20 years prior, when MY Minnesota Twins had a similar late-game heroics and walk off home run in Game 6 of the WS, leading to the best Game 7 in World Series history imo. That'd be a great video idea worth looking into btw!
Finally!! Was waiting for you guys to watch something on this night! It was the most entertaining night, of any sport, that’s not playoff related!!
Phillies fans didn’t want to hear the Braves because the Cardinals were on a hot streak & that we’d have to play them if we won that night. Also, the Phillies were slumping big time & they probably wanted a boost by knocking the Braves out of contention!
The documentary ‘Game 162’ is the best doc to watch! There isn’t a better documentary than that one!
I think Jon Lester was also a starting pitcher on that Red Sox team and he was the Ace for the Cubs in 2016
Finally something Rays related!
All games on final day of season now start at same time
this is a very water downed version of what happened that night so much was not covered. no playoff matches were set meaning NOBODY knew who they were playing. nobody clinched home field advantage, so even though the yankees clinched the playoffs. they were still trying to win home field advantage, so they definitely didnt want to lose on purpose. the postseason bracket was completely blank in both leagues. as no teams in either league clinched home field advantage , so the teamsthat clinched the playoffs, still didn't know where they were going.
also now you definitely have to do another secret base video that talks about how ine guy carl crawford was not only somewhat responsible for the red sox losing but also the rays winning.
Cardinals won the WS that year, absolutely insane season
As a Red Sox fan this moment pains me almost as much as when we let mookie betts go for basically no reason…
Or Damo mentioning the “Chicago Red Sox” at 5:21 😆
@@coyotelong4349 😂 I didn’t catch it first time
chicago white sox actually. and chicago, new york, and LA have two teams each.
This was one of the most fun, epic night of baseball. Even the WS 2011 a roller-coaster rjde this coming from a life time Ranger fan. Oh by the way not winning the 💍in 2011 is still hard to swallow for us Ranger fans.
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There were so many douchebags on that Red Sox team. I was never happier to see them collapse. One of these days you guys gotta check out the 2012 Giants post season run or Madison Bumgarner in 2014. Legendary performances all around.
Although I don’t think the Yanks blew the game on purpose to knock the Red Sox out of the playoffs, since the Yanks were already in the playoffs, they were not playing their better players at the end of the game (especially the pitchers.)
"protest" here is a bit different from challenge. Challenge is an effort to fix the call at the time it happened; protest is you announce that after the game you'll be filing an appeal to the league office that you think the umpires have gotten something so horribly wrong that the result of the game, should it not go your way, ought to be thrown out. This almost never happens. The one time I can think of it happening recently was in the NBA, Shaquille O'neal was forced to leave a close game laye for having 6 fouls, but one of the six had actually been called against a different player and just written down wrong by the official scorekeeper. The NBA decided this wasn't just a difference of opinion, but of fact: nobody was disputing did the foul occur, just how many had he previously been called for, which video proved was 4 and not 5 before the "sixth" foul And since it was like a two point game, where Shaq, the team's star player, had been unfairly removed for the final minute or so, the league office had the teams replay that final minute or so.
You have to do Jerome Bettis nickname the bus
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Those 2011 Red Sox are fairly infamous, especially around my neighborhood (luckily they won the World Series in a very different configuration a couple years later). They were stacked up and down the roster and should have been in the World Series, but complacency and bad behavior (drinking and eating chicken in the dugout) resulted in the collapse mentioned in this video.
And I can't be the only one who really hates the seesaw speak of these amateur TH-cam videos.
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