Pt 1 - MLB Players Great Last At Bats Appearances Farewells - Compilation of Baseball Goodbyes
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The beauty of this is that so many of the clips were road games and the crowds gave due respect. Baseball fans are the best.
Thanks for including HOFer Alan Trammel. One of the nicest people you’ll ever meet and the most fundamentally sound player I have ever seen.
My favorite player of all time! Robbed of the MVP in '87. At least he was rightfully voted into the HOF with Jack Morris. Cool to see he ended that career with a hit.
Lou Whitaker for you: th-cam.com/video/cMVqzEGmOr8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=8yUT4HdEzRDG6kG_
Totally agree!
Just listen to the way the crowd had love and admiration for him and then compare that with the Reggie Jackson boos. Alan Trammell is my dad's favorite player and one of the most underrated players in baseball history
Yeah Trammel was underappreciated for so damn long. But that tends to happen in baseball more than any other sport as far as the HOF goes. But I suppose it does make it more special keeping it much more exclusive than other sports. Both him and Morris for sure deserved to get in!
That was pretty cool of the Oakland Athletics to have Steven Vogt's kids introduce him during his walkup.
Yup, was also the best way to end his career. His first and last hit were home runs.
Couldn't write a better ending!!
enough to make a grown man tear up lol
And in a few months the A's are leaving Oakland forever
I still have my game ticket from Tony Gwynn's last game. RIP to my childhood hero.
No matter your feelings on the Yankees, whom I loathe almost as much as the Dodgers, seeing Jeter end his career on a walk-off was something special.
The Murph was the best place to be in the summer. Section M parking tailgaters let me hear you here!!!!!
I was at Tony's last game. Also Rickey's 3000th hit, and the ceremony celebration for his 3000th hit, and his retirement. Season ticket holder from 1996-2002 at the Murph!
Watching Tony play baseball was one of the greatest joys for baseball fans. Special player during a great era of baseball.
Vogt grooving one after his kids announced him is an all timer
I was at Mariano's last game. I sobbed like a baby. The emotions that night and having Jeter and Andy come out to take him out was just so special. The standing ovation he got was about 10 min not the edits you see.
That sweet swing of Griffey was second to none, just smooth all the way through
And you gotta love Dave Niehaus calling it.
@@MegaForrestgump absolutely, I’m a lifelong Twins fan so I loved watching the Kirby Pucketts homerun
Probably the most effortless swing in baseball history
Thanks for posting this. I just came across it today. I didnt have my Dad for the majority of my life. Im 48 and was 14 the last time i saw my dad, today happens to be the anniversary of his death. My best memories I have of him was baseball. Him teaching me how to hit, field and his love of thecgame.
Great stuff. That's what baseball is all about. Dad's passing it on to their sons. ⚾️
@@user-oz2cs7mw5jOr daughters. I had two girls, no son. My two daughters played baseball with the ferocity of Pete Rose.
Nothing beats that last at bat or last time on the mound. Most of these guys played for almost 20 years they became apart of your summer time life and when it was all over they still didn’t disappoint. Baseball still makes old men cry 😊
Sure does. I cried pretty much during the whole thing. That Mariano Rivera clip...
The Miguel one made me cry , Cabrera will always be forever a tiger legend
Love the choice for the last one. I was like "HOW COULD THEY NOT INCLUDE-- oh there he is."
Any highlight of Tony Gwynn brings tears to my eyes. He was literally EVERYTHING you wanted in a baseball hero. EVERYTHING!!!!
I was rooting for Gwynn to hit .400 in 1994, and then the damn strike. Finished up with .394
Tony G got me. RIP the best pure hitter of the modern era.
He was a prince of a man as well..... I Always had time for fans & was generous with autographs.
That Vogt one was one of the coolest baseball moments really Ever, how his Kids announced him Our Dad, it kind of Echoed then he comes up hits a immediate Home Run, I watched it again and it was really cool gave me a tear how 1 of a kind that was.
not even 20 seconds after he was announced by his kids he crushes one into right field, truely epic
That Vogt clip tho! Talk about mixed emotions, went from tearing up as his kids introduced him then cheering when he hit that home run 🤘🏼
I should pin your comment at the top so the 3 people per day who don't know how to read a video title, or complain that clip is in the video, can read from someone else exactly why that great baseball moment is in there. Thanks for watching. ⚾️
We all have that last at bat, that last play you make. But we don’t get to know when it happens until after it happens. Having these moments for the players that earned it, is so cool to watch and be able to appreciate their work over years
That Vogt clip was like a storybook fantasy. Your kids announce you and you hit a Homer. Couldn’t be any better than that!
difffernet inning vs a different pitcher
“How can you not be romantic about baseball?”
The NFL may be number one in the ratings, but baseball will always be number one in my heart. Incredible video.
Me too. Football sucks
@@jtothac5364baseball is more fun because everyone plays by the rules
NFL ratings just started dropping. One reason why they have the best ratings a very very shorter season
@@AristaRockLord Baseball is not as boring as people tell me
Baseball probably number one sport in the United States followed by the NFL.
Jeter’s puts tears into my eyes every single time such a class act on and off the field
Hank Aaron - final AB was an infield single against Detroit . I was there and got it on a VHS tape . The ‘ Hammer ‘ .
Awesome. You should see about getting it on file to TH-cam if it isn't already on here. Great memory.
Seeing Rivera leave the mound makes me tear up because he was so good for so long and the epitome of class and what baseball represents. To see his team mates come out to relieve him was a great moment. That Yankees team of the era was as good as baseball has ever seen with them conducting themselves with such professionalism, just outstanding! Baseball has had some great representatives over the years just like the ones in this video, the reason we fans continue cling to the game. It's always a sad moment when you see the curtain call but it usually just a mere passing of the baton to the next great legend to be. I still remember like it was yesterday when Chipper Jones was a rookie and man did he do the game proud.
Even as a Mets fan, Jeters last at bat was storybook and oh so right
Amazing
Baseball is greatest game ever played!! Baseball in heaven let's go!!
That’s why it’s called a 💎
Softest sport, more like.
I am looking forward to when I can sit with my Grandfather, my Father, Harry Caray, Jack Brickhouse, Ron Santo, and Ernie Banks and watch a game of even play pepper with those legends.
@@josuebarboza9809 Says a person who has never eaten a 100 mph fastball.
@@darreleddings5901 thrown at someone who flipped his bat
I was at the Gary Carter game, and it was indeed a magical moment. It's the longest standing ovation I've even been part of, and there were a few old timers that had to wipe their eyes.
RIP Gary Carter. Wasn't a Mets fan but I can appreciate greatness
And what a moment it was - I can't imagine anything better than Harry Carey or Vin Scully giving the play-by-play of your last at-bat...
RIP Tony Gwynn and Gary Carter 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Great no-tag on Mauer! Sportsmanship at its best.
Not trying to be a d1ck, but I don't think he was letting Mauer be safe. The throw was a bit off the bag. Even Javi Baez wasn't tagging him out.
3:16 Pretty sweet to see standing ovation from Pirates fans for Chipper. He's been hard on Pirates in playoffs. Awesome fans
I gotta say this really moved me. Great careers for all these men. And everyone has their last “ at bat”. Thank you all for a lot of memories
I was like, "who the hell is Steven Vogt??? Why is Steven Vogt on here????" then I was like, "oh, that's why..."
Famous for the most gruesome nut shot in MLB history.
This video showed Tony Gwynn's final HIT, but his final AB came the following day, on October 7th, 2001. Tony came into the game as a pinch hitter in the 9th and grounded to shortstop. On that same game, Rickey Henderson got his 3,000th hit.
You nailed it. I left myself a little wiggle room in the title with "Farewells." That double is my farewell memory of the best hitter of my childhood. Your knowledge is spot on, though. I cheated with Griffey's clip, too. ⚾️
I was there...as a former Padres season ticket holder. Also his retirement ceremony. Very moving.
Great compilation, definite chills and great memories! You did a really good job putting this together.
alan trammel and lou whitaker both deserve the hall of fame
Alan is in, alongside Jack Morris
I love how on some you can tell the defense is letting them have their moment and not taking it away from them. I love to see that
Mauer walking out of the dugout in catcher's gear was awesome.
I remember watching that game when Gary Carter got that hit. And the irony about it he went over one of his best friends head a form teammate in Andre Dawson. RIP Gary.
I can't watch Joe Mauer's last at-bat without crying, but the one that really brings the waterworks for me is when he stepped in to catch one last time in that final game. He tips his helmet to the crowd and I break down.
Thanks for a great video!!!! I feel older now!!! ALL GREAT MEN IN THIS, AS WELL AS LEGENDS OF A GREAT GAME!!! Thanks again, God bless.
where did you get this footage….geez…Mickey mantle….amazing video!
Man.. I hate the Yankees, but Mariano at the end got me. You should definitely do one of these or a series of these for pitchers being pulled for the final time. For some reason that moment in baseball has always choked me up the most.
A lot of GOAT'S
RIP Gwynn and Mickey
Love how the Pirates fans cheered for Chipper too. Must suck to have that last AB be on the road, but I’m glad they gave a guy like him some props
Amazing video!!! Just goes to show you how special these guys were. Even in their final at bat, they were able to concentrate and block out the crowd and nerves and get a base hit. Incredible!
Thank you. Nice to hear with all the complainers in the comments lol ⚾️
Man I get chills whenever I see baseball being played in Montreal.
Still should be.
Kirby Puckett. His last at bat was a Dennis Martinez fastball to the face.
This was the end of the era of where players played and sacrificed for a single team with the exception of a few. These were the good times when the sport was pure.
Exactly
And they blame “slow play” for the drop off in popularity. No - you just don’t give us a product to connect with emotionally anymore MLB.
This is SUCH a smart video. People love seeing the end of great careers so I appreciate the work you did on it (and the tears you gave me at 7:30 in the morning, ha ha!)
Glad you enjoyed it!
When I heard Steven Vogt's kids introduce him I was rooting for a homer. That was awesome.
It was great. A lot of whiny "guys" in the comments complained I included him. Thank you for watching. Check out my other videos since you clearly appreciate ⚾️.
@@user-oz2cs7mw5jdon't know why you wouldn't. Vogt resurrected the A's after they collapsed when the zito/Mulder/Hudson era ended and made the games exciting to watch. Will be fun to see how he does with the guardians, he never had the body for baseball but he's a natural coach.
Loved hearing Harry Carrey call Gary Carters RBI double.
Chipper Jones got the respectful fastball middle-middle
Thanks for including Rivera at end.
This was great. Thanks.
Part of me thinks the first guy threw jeter a pitch right down the middle so he could end his career on a high note, and if he did that’s pure class
When Jeter retired, we also heard the last of the great Bob Shepherd’s voice!
All these pitchers were nice by pitching down the middle and fielders stopping short so they a get hit as well. Classy!!
Cool to watch your channel…loved this video! New subscriber
Damn, majority of these I watched on TV. That was emotional!
I’m a Mariners fan, but loved Chipper as a kid
There’s no Crying in BASEBALL!!! 😊 absolutely beautiful
Tony Gwynn. Guy was magic with that bat, pitchers worst nightmare. R.I.P Mr. Gwynn!!
video perfectly made for ppl that cut onions! couldnt hold back tears vogt and MR42 at end
My 2 most admired players. Tony Gywnn and Mariano Rivera. Thank you.
I love baseball so much 😭
This was NOICE!!
Thanks for the memories!! Wow!!
Glad you enjoyed it
I was at Riveras last game 😢 what a thing to be a part of
I’m not crying you are!!!!!!
I am getting emotional watch this
The cabrera one got me
Couldn’t even make it passed Griffey Jr
@@raygremaux5146 What his teammates did was genius.
There's no crying in baseball... Well, i'm crying.
Love the Mariano clip at the end!
Great video. Wish you had biggios on there! It was so awesome.
Part 2, my friend. On my channel.
I got a little choked up when Ken Griffey jr hit that walk of RBI to win the game his final at bat. I'm a Twins fan. As such, we don't have a lot to do with the Mariners really. It's always the damn White Sox lol and Yankees! The mother****** Yankees! LOL. JK. Where would baseball be without he Yankees? Anyhow, It was emotional. KG jr is one of the true greats. Watching him retire was an end of an era for me. Never be another Ken Griffey jr. Irreplaceable. I wish we could have had that moment with Kirby Puckett. Sadly, he ended up losing his vision in his right eye due to glaucoma and never got to have his last at bat and a farewell from all of us who grew up watching him and loved him dearly. It was such a blessing having him play for the Twins. I'll never forget watching him hit a walk off homer in game 6 of the world series in 1991.
Excellent. I’m balling. Thank you. ❤ the evil empire
I am looking forward to more of these. I do hope that you show Kerry Wood's final appearance as a pitcher for the Cubs. May 18th, 2012, he went like he should have as well, with a strike out. The fans gave him a standing ovation for that.
Part 2 and 3 are already posted, my friend. I will remember Kerry for part 4. ⚾️
@@user-oz2cs7mw5j Okay my friend, I wasn't aware that there were 2 more posted. I will go and hunt them up and watch. Thanks for allowing me to offer a suggestion on content. I know this isn't mine, but I like to throw them out there to help out a bit.
@@user-oz2cs7mw5j I understand your frustration. Whiny people are very common because the feel that their favorite ball player was not on your video. I am grateful that you are considering it and that is all I deserve, because as I stated it is your channel not mine.
@@yankee_tangopart 4 is in the works. Anyone who tossed a 20k game gets a spot in my videos. ⚾️
@@user-oz2cs7mw5j Thank you very much, but seeing him get a strike out in his last appearance is also poetic for what he did as well.
made me cry
What a crew. T. Gwynn, R. Jackson, Ripken, G. Brett, STEVE VOGT !!! Junior Griffey. Steve Vogt, wow. Like Hendrix, Van Halen, Clapton, and Kenny Fuckin Loggins
Don't forget steve vogt
Lol an obvious Yankee hater
13:30 The Gary Carter one was cool, it came full circle he was finishing out his career with his team where he made his name the Expos and his final hit was right over the head of Who? Of course Andre Dawson another former Expo great and teammate of Carter's.
Excellent Job!
Thank you. Parts 2 and 3 will keep your love for the game going.
I was at the game when Gary Carter hit a double, RIP the Kid we miss you
That's awesome ⚾️
I remember watching Mariano Rivera’s last game. I even got emotional for that. That was my childhood watching him pitch and break bats
Some of these appreciative moments will never be repeated, due to the pitch clock rule. A chance to honor someone's final at-bat may be missed forever.
I was at Miggy’s last game. Most emotional I’ve ever been watching baseball.
About 10 of us went to Cal's last game, we all drew a slip of paper with how Cal's last AB would end. I drew lazy fly out, worst $100 I ever won in my life.
There’s no crying in baseball, they say, but sometimes you can’t help it.
Left the best for last..Well done..
I've always hated the Yankees....but it's IMPOSSIBLE to hate Mariano Rivera.
Amazingly enough the A's still play in the same stadium when Reggie Jackson took that final AB
Sorta. The coliseum is nothing like when Reggie was there and I miss it.
I haven't watched part 2 or 3 but you gotta include Felix Hernandez's final time on the mound. Just looking out at the sea of yellow K cards waved by the Seattle faithful bidding farewell to their king never fails to bring a tear to my eye.
I love Baseball,its 1 for me, but you do know the Pitchers line um up right down the middle so they can go out with that memory for Everyone 👏👍
Oh, these are tears of joy
Jeter should've Thanked him for a straight down the pipe fast ball. 😂He even swung late ... probably thinking oh no he didn't 😂
It;s kind of ironic about Mickey Mantle. He played his last game on Sept 28, 1968. The next day, his former Yankee team mate Roger Maris played his last game.
Being at Miggy's last game was amazing!
I was there too! Waited till the end,walked around Comerica Park, after visiting the Barry Sanders statue at Ford Field, few fans were waiting for his SUV to exit. Out he comes in a black SUV, MIGGY clowned around, and in another SUV his daughter had the window rolled down and said thank you for coming. They are raising good kids.
I was "on the edge", until Vogt SMASHED his last pitch!!! Then i broke!!
THIS..... is Baseball!!!!!
That is pure honor as you can get.
Really enjoyed the video, just wish you had graphics of each players names for those of us who may not have known all of the players
I do in my 500 HR hitters video. You will enjoy it. Thanks for the suggestion and watching. ⚾️
Jeter..just wow..way to start in stripes and end it like that in stripes..amazing..what kids dream.of
Not forgotten 😢
Respect to all the pitchers that served absolute hog 4 seamers down the center of the plate for these last ABs.
I remember Chipper Jones rookie season ❤❤❤❤
Nobody knows who Stephen Vogt is but I do. He seems to symbolize the ignomity of the A's in recent years. This was a team that won 3 straight World Series titles in 1972, 73, and 74. They also dominated the A.L. in the late '80's and into the '90's. Now the A's are going by the wayside. Sad story about a franchise that deserved better.