This team was so good, they had the bats, the pitching, the chemistry. Would’ve been amazing to see them get this hot in the playoffs. Would’ve been no contest. They just cooled off too early
Actually, that's not true-- they didn't really cool off, despite this claim frequently being made. True, The Streak ended (it needed to sometime), but, after The Streak ended, they stayed hot, VERY hot. Immediately after the loss that ended Said Streak, they rattled off another 6 straight wins (thus, over 29 games, they went an amazing 28-1! They would have broken the MLB record 26 game winning streak if they didn't lose that one game). Then... they stayed VERY hot. By the time they were up 2 games to 0 against the Yanks in the playoffs, they had gone on an incredible 35-4 run (an all time MLB record for 39 games, I do believe)! And, even the 4 losses were close (3 were one-run losses, and 1 was an extra inning loss). For almost 2 months, they either won, or lost a close game (to not lose badly in Major League Baseball over that long a stretch is ridiculous). So, going into game 3 of the series against the Yanks, there was, literally, no team hotter in MLB history then those Indians. AND, on top of that, they had won game 2 against the Yankees in amazing comeback fashion (recall Lindor's glorious grand slam!)-- one of those games which seemed, at the time, to be a total dagger to the Yankees' heart and strongly indicated that this Tribe team couldn't be stopped. But, then...IT happened: the SUDDEN, unpredictable loss of momentum. It began with the tough 1-0 loss in game 3-- Aaron Judge robbing Lindor of a Homer prevented the Tribe from sweeping the Yanks and advancing closer to what-seemed-to-be their World Series championship destiny. And, then, games 4 and 5 didn't go well. And... there you have it. So, while the Indians streak ended-- again, it needed to SOME time-- they hardly got cold, but, rather, stayed SUPER hot, going 13-4 in the next 17 games, prior to simply and unpredictably losing 3 straight. But... that's baseball. Stuff like this happens in baseball, happens all the time. It was certainly very sad, and rather surprising to see them suddenly lose momentum like that, but, considering how finicky baseball is, it wasn't shocking. That's what makes baseball so great and so maddening at the same time! This very sudden, unpredictable collapse of this almost indescribably hot Tribe team shows how unpredictable baseball is in a short series (showing that, no matter what criteria folks try to use to predict who will win in a short playoff series, none of them actually work well in forming predictions: baseball is somewhat predictable over a long season, but not-at-all predictable in a short series, that's just the nature of the game...again, making playoff baseball both beautiful and maddening!) But, the Streak was still SUPER glorious in itself...almost as glorious as actually winning the title...ALMOST... #IndiansNotGuardians #IndiansForever
I’m a Blue Jays fan but I hope I live to see the Indians win it all one year. Because I love an underdog, and because I so want to hear Tom Hamilton call a winning WS. He is hands down the best commentator in Baseball.
During the 90s, when the Tribe first got good after almost 4 decades of being horrible , Hamilton was AWESOME. He sympathized with Tribe fans: cheered when they won, bemoaned their losses. However, now, I can hardly tell who he's rooting for: he cheers for the opposing team-- we Tribe fans don't want that from our own guy! It's one thing for a national announcer to be neutral, but that should NOT be the case for the local announcer. Joe Tait, old Cavs announcer, and current Cavs' guy were good examples of true hometown announcers... which Hamilton USED to be...
@@blessedvirginmaryisqueen8448 I am a younger Cleveland fan so I don’t know as much about how Hamilton called the games in the 90s, but I think him being a little more neutral is what makes him so good.
@@christiangherian3119 Neutrality is appropriate for an announcer on a neutral station, eg., a nationally aired game. But, announcing a game on a given team's official radio station, out of respect for the fans of that team who listen to that station, calls for rooting for that team. Joe Tait was a master of this, as was the younger Hamilton.
He doesn't root for the opposing team. He will appreciate a good play when a good play is made, even if it's by the other team. But he doesn't out-right root for the other team
@@bhawley21 I agree that a good sportsman should appreciate a fine play even by an opponent. However, the excitement one gets from that play should rarely, if ever, be of the same intensity as for one's own team. But, at least at times, in recent years, Tom Hamilton shows the same or very similar excitement at a good play for the other team as he does for the Tribe. Thus, it has happened for my family and me, when the game is on in the background, Tom gets *very* excited and we do, too, expecting to hear something good for the Tribe, only to find that his excitement is for the opponent. This actually is a really annoying letdown for a true fan, and it's not uncommon in my family (so their learning to not get so excited when he is until they know exactly what happened). He didn't do this in earlier years-- he appreciated good plays by opponents, as we should, but he wouldn't get "excited" about them. That's how a *home town* announcer should sound. But, Now, I wouldn't say he roots for the other team, but many times- not all the time, but many times- he sounds more like one of those "neautral" National announcers who aren't supposed to root for either team but simply to root for "baseball itself ".
I don’t know if I’ll ever love a Cleveland team like I loved this one. I was on the college grind and every night it was homework and the tribe. My homework started to take a back seat around win 15 and on. Lol Such a fun team to watch. It seemed like every night someone else was stepping up to be a game changer. Even though Lindor is on the Mets I still want him to succeed because him and José were the most entertaining duo I’ve ever seen take the field. I’ll always look back fondly on the 2017 Indians. If only they could’ve won a WS with that group.
I'm a Tigers fan and I had really good seats, right behind the 3rd base dugout for 8 and 9. That team was as hot as hot gets. The '27 Yankees couldn't have beaten the Indians in that time frame
@@saviorself1164 2017 Tribe was even more hot than those legendary '84 Tigers of yours (Tribe went 35-4 during this stretch including these 22 games, your Tigers started off 35-5). Too bad our Tribe didn't get the title like your Tigers...;)
I rememeber game 22 man! It was a Thursday night me and my friend had gone on a drive to to see where our local football team would be playing the following night because it was our first time ever playing that team. We listened to the game the whole way there and whole way back. When Bruce hit the game winner. We screamed so loud at the top of our lungs chanting go tribe down Route 30! Turned on some Cleveland Rocks for the rest of the ride home! That Streak was magical man. My friend couldn’t stand baseball but the Indians made him a fan!
I was on the West Virginia Turnpike when Bruce drove in the game winner, traveling to North Carolina for work. Everyone at the plant knew I was from Cleveland, and instead of being asked how we were to address the issues, all of the talk was about the streak. Oh, I solved the issues we had to deal with, but it was awesome that after a 10-hour drive people wanted to talk baseball and about my team.
They beat Boston and swept the Yankees during that incredible streek, gotta give them mad respect!! We as fans, will never see anything like this EVER again!! The tribe is sooooo due, they deserve it!
I find it so funny that the last game of the Oakland A’s 20 win streak was a close game against the Royals and the last game of this streak was a close game against the Royals
I went to 3 of these 22 games. Win 1 against Boston, win 3 against kc and win 19 against Detroit. I remember zimmer was showing out like crazy defensively
It's hard to win ten in a row in baseball vs any teams, so this was absolutely stunning! The tribe has a great core, and should win a title very very soon!!
Was at game 4 & 21 of this streak and was there when it ended. Hearing the standing ovation and the atmosphere of the place brought back memories of the mid-late 90s when we had Thome, Lofton, Manny & Vizquel. Should’ve won in 16 & 17
No better way of responding to a World Series loss than to go on a record breaking winning streak! This topped the Oakland A's 20 game winning streak in 2002.
2017: Indians beat the royals to have a 22 game winning streak by a walk off hit. 2002: The Oakland athletics Beat the royals to have a 20 winning streak game winning streak by a walk off hit.
Can’t say enough how lucky I was to witness this moment live. An amazing streak that is the longest in MLB history that might not be broken anytime soon. Just wish we could bring home that World Series title though :(
It’s heartbreaking we couldn’t get a title with these teams we had. It felt like a championship during late in this winning streak though. Feel so proud that I took my sons to the 16th game in this streak ❤
Was there the night we went for 23 straight but lost..... bought the tickets WEEKS before the streak started and coulda made a few hundred each on them. Hands down the greatest sporting event I've ever been to. Super glad I didn't sell those tickets
Go Tribe what a streak I miss Jay Bruce. If we didn't have Bruce we didn't that 22 game. I have MLB THE SHOW 16 and 17 going to get 15 and 14 tomorrow I saw Carlos Carrasco #59 get hurt today at the Jake you took a pitch off his pitching hand it was crazy we've lost though hopefully I can help the Indians won a World Series on my games
Almost ended up on his butt. No need to give the catcher a pat on the chest or booty, make sure he aight, when you come back around, after blasting one 410 feet, I guess.
Only reason it didn't make it to 23? They wanted it too much. Ramirez and Lindor came to the plate swinging for the fences. Had they had their typical approach... no QUESTION one of them gets the clutch hit.
I'm an A's fan who was there when they reached win 20; there was so much jubilation. I'm surprised watching the Indians... their celebrations for 20+ are so...underwhelming...Props for the accomplishment, but makes me grateful to be a fan of a team that knows how to have a good time.
lol Cleveland knows how to have a good time. I honestly think phones have changed fan celebrations in the worst way. Some would rather record than live in the moment. Couldnt be me I was screaming for hours after that Lindor double
Probably the greatest team ever assembled. But in the playoffs ya never know. They were unforgettable and moneyball 2 should be made in this teams honor. What they did with the bullpen in 2016 with Andrew Miller is still being copied.
couple reasons. Oakland was very much more an underdog with a very low salary. 40 million compared to teams like the yankees with 125 million. The indians had 113 mil salary vs yankees 182 million. Huge difference when your salary is 1/3rd the amount of the big teams. Also I think game 20 for Oakland was more stressful with the win only coming at the end. So i think those couple reasons were more emotional. Of course the players on both teams were fired up and the crowds amazing.
This team was so good, they had the bats, the pitching, the chemistry. Would’ve been amazing to see them get this hot in the playoffs. Would’ve been no contest. They just cooled off too early
Actually, that's not true-- they didn't really cool off, despite this claim frequently being made.
True, The Streak ended (it needed to sometime), but, after The Streak ended, they stayed hot, VERY hot. Immediately after the loss that ended Said Streak, they rattled off another 6 straight wins (thus, over 29 games, they went an amazing 28-1! They would have broken the MLB record 26 game winning streak if they didn't lose that one game). Then... they stayed VERY hot. By the time they were up 2 games to 0 against the Yanks in the playoffs, they had gone on an incredible 35-4 run (an all time MLB record for 39 games, I do believe)! And, even the 4 losses were close (3 were one-run losses, and 1 was an extra inning loss). For almost 2 months, they either won, or lost a close game (to not lose badly in Major League Baseball over that long a stretch is ridiculous). So, going into game 3 of the series against the Yanks, there was, literally, no team hotter in MLB history then those Indians. AND, on top of that, they had won game 2 against the Yankees in amazing comeback fashion (recall Lindor's glorious grand slam!)-- one of those games which seemed, at the time, to be a total dagger to the Yankees' heart and strongly indicated that this Tribe team couldn't be stopped.
But, then...IT happened: the SUDDEN, unpredictable loss of momentum. It began with the tough 1-0 loss in game 3-- Aaron Judge robbing Lindor of a Homer prevented the Tribe from sweeping the Yanks and advancing closer to what-seemed-to-be their World Series championship destiny. And, then, games 4 and 5 didn't go well. And... there you have it.
So, while the Indians streak ended-- again, it needed to SOME time-- they hardly got cold, but, rather, stayed SUPER hot, going 13-4 in the next 17 games, prior to simply and unpredictably losing 3 straight.
But... that's baseball. Stuff like this happens in baseball, happens all the time. It was certainly very sad, and rather surprising to see them suddenly lose momentum like that, but, considering how finicky baseball is, it wasn't shocking. That's what makes baseball so great and so maddening at the same time! This very sudden, unpredictable collapse of this almost indescribably hot Tribe team shows how unpredictable baseball is in a short series (showing that, no matter what criteria folks try to use to predict who will win in a short playoff series, none of them actually work well in forming predictions: baseball is somewhat predictable over a long season, but not-at-all predictable in a short series, that's just the nature of the game...again, making playoff baseball both beautiful and maddening!)
But, the Streak was still SUPER glorious in itself...almost as glorious as actually winning the title...ALMOST...
#IndiansNotGuardians
#IndiansForever
Facts team was fire.... I saw the 90s
@@blessedvirginmaryisqueen8448they choked back to back years first 3 - 1 World Series and then 2 - 0 Division series
I’m a Blue Jays fan but I hope I live to see the Indians win it all one year. Because I love an underdog, and because I so want to hear Tom Hamilton call a winning WS. He is hands down the best commentator in Baseball.
During the 90s, when the Tribe first got good after almost 4 decades of being horrible , Hamilton was AWESOME. He sympathized with Tribe fans: cheered when they won, bemoaned their losses. However, now, I can hardly tell who he's rooting for: he cheers for the opposing team-- we Tribe fans don't want that from our own guy! It's one thing for a national announcer to be neutral, but that should NOT be the case for the local announcer. Joe Tait, old Cavs announcer, and current Cavs' guy were good examples of true hometown announcers... which Hamilton USED to be...
@@blessedvirginmaryisqueen8448 I am a younger Cleveland fan so I don’t know as much about how Hamilton called the games in the 90s, but I think him being a little more neutral is what makes him so good.
@@christiangherian3119 Neutrality is appropriate for an announcer on a neutral station, eg., a nationally aired game. But, announcing a game on a given team's official radio station, out of respect for the fans of that team who listen to that station, calls for rooting for that team. Joe Tait was a master of this, as was the younger Hamilton.
He doesn't root for the opposing team. He will appreciate a good play when a good play is made, even if it's by the other team. But he doesn't out-right root for the other team
@@bhawley21 I agree that a good sportsman should appreciate a fine play even by an opponent. However, the excitement one gets from that play should rarely, if ever, be of the same intensity as for one's own team. But, at least at times, in recent years, Tom Hamilton shows the same or very similar excitement at a good play for the other team as he does for the Tribe. Thus, it has happened for my family and me, when the game is on in the background, Tom gets *very* excited and we do, too, expecting to hear something good for the Tribe, only to find that his excitement is for the opponent. This actually is a really annoying letdown for a true fan, and it's not uncommon in my family (so their learning to not get so excited when he is until they know exactly what happened). He didn't do this in earlier years-- he appreciated good plays by opponents, as we should, but he wouldn't get "excited" about them. That's how a *home town* announcer should sound. But, Now, I wouldn't say he roots for the other team, but many times- not all the time, but many times- he sounds more like one of those "neautral" National announcers who aren't supposed to root for either team but simply to root for "baseball itself ".
I was at game number 21. Got the tickets a few weeks before from a vendor at work. Took my 87 year old grandma with me. Greatest day of my life.
Take a shot every time Tom Hamilton says:
1: Cleveland
2: Indians
3: BALLGAME!!
4: AWAYYYYYYY BACK. GONE!
i love my liver too much
You missed "SWIIING and a miss!" :)
Zach N you are evil
Best announcer in baseball
Nice profile picture. You must be Racist
I was at 17th and 22nd. 22 was the craziest game I've ever seen. Whole stadium was fired up
I was at game 1 and 22. Insane. Kept all my tickets too!
I was at 17 too!
Indians should’ve won it all this year defeating the Yankees and the cheating Astros on their way to a thrilling 7 game series vs dodgers
I was at the 20th! That leadoff bomb by Frankie and Klube being Klube.
@@WDB2005 we would've destroyed Houston
I love the Tribe so much. So many personalities on this team. I’m so forever grateful to witness this. This is what sports is about.
I don’t know if I’ll ever love a Cleveland team like I loved this one. I was on the college grind and every night it was homework and the tribe. My homework started to take a back seat around win 15 and on. Lol
Such a fun team to watch. It seemed like every night someone else was stepping up to be a game changer. Even though Lindor is on the Mets I still want him to succeed because him and José were the most entertaining duo I’ve ever seen take the field. I’ll always look back fondly on the 2017 Indians. If only they could’ve won a WS with that group.
What an amazing moment in sports history. I’m glad I was alive to see it and old enough to appreciate it. Thank you, Cleveland Indians
Went to win 4 against the Royals. Had no idea I was witnessing history in the making. Definitely saving my ticket stub from that game.
My brother went to one of those winning streak games
I'm a Tigers fan and I had really good seats, right behind the 3rd base dugout for 8 and 9. That team was as hot as hot gets. The '27 Yankees couldn't have beaten the Indians in that time frame
@@saviorself1164 2017 Tribe was even more hot than those legendary '84 Tigers of yours (Tribe went 35-4 during this stretch including these 22 games, your Tigers started off 35-5). Too bad our Tribe didn't get the title like your Tigers...;)
Game 22 was so good that I️ was watching it while at globe life park watching the mariners in real life
Andres congrats man, it’d be a shame if you couldn’t name 5 Astros from before 2016
I was at the 17th and the 22nd. 22 was the craziest game I've ever witnessed. Whole stadium was fired up
Andres Lmao feel good that they cheated to win?
Andres this didnt age well
@@Andres-bp1ck lmao
I rememeber game 22 man! It was a Thursday night me and my friend had gone on a drive to to see where our local football team would be playing the following night because it was our first time ever playing that team. We listened to the game the whole way there and whole way back. When Bruce hit the game winner. We screamed so loud at the top of our lungs chanting go tribe down Route 30! Turned on some Cleveland Rocks for the rest of the ride home! That Streak was magical man. My friend couldn’t stand baseball but the Indians made him a fan!
I was on the West Virginia Turnpike when Bruce drove in the game winner, traveling to North Carolina for work. Everyone at the plant knew I was from Cleveland, and instead of being asked how we were to address the issues, all of the talk was about the streak. Oh, I solved the issues we had to deal with, but it was awesome that after a 10-hour drive people wanted to talk baseball and about my team.
It was an Incredible run!! Go Tribe!!
best announcer in the MLB by far!!!
Nah michael kay
Austin Krush lmao he’s not even the best announcer in NY
22 win streak its a wild thing
Greatest run I've ever seen in sports in 45 years of life here on earth. Just amazing.
My Dad remembers Oakland
I remember Cleveland
I wonder what our kids will remember
Indians winning a World Series 🤞
Cloakland.
Dodgers ?
@@chriscraven9335 …. Missed the playoffs
They beat Boston and swept the Yankees during that incredible streek, gotta give them mad respect!! We as fans, will never see anything like this EVER again!! The tribe is sooooo due, they deserve it!
This was legendary. I thought they would win the World Series with how hot they were but all good things come to end.
Suffering Loyal Mets Fan we choked ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ shit happens.
Still love the Tribe. They didnt quit and it was a classic world series. They'll get it one day.
Aquila if the indians played in october the way they played in september they would’ve dominated the postseason
That’s was the year before
I find it so funny that the last game of the Oakland A’s 20 win streak was a close game against the Royals and the last game of this streak was a close game against the Royals
I went to 3 of these 22 games. Win 1 against Boston, win 3 against kc and win 19 against Detroit. I remember zimmer was showing out like crazy defensively
As a guy from Europe, I was staying up until early mornings to see Indians, after 13th win it was must see every night
It's hard to win ten in a row in baseball vs any teams, so this was absolutely stunning! The tribe has a great core, and should win a title very very soon!!
fan4life34 nope Red Sox all the way 💯
As a Yankees fan, I still get chills watching this also the 22nd straight win.
Hello Yankees fan watching this😏
Was at game 4 & 21 of this streak and was there when it ended. Hearing the standing ovation and the atmosphere of the place brought back memories of the mid-late 90s when we had Thome, Lofton, Manny & Vizquel.
Should’ve won in 16 & 17
This team was the best in baseball that year. They just ran outta gas in the ALDS. GO TRIBE!
1:03 “A swing and a miss!” “Ballgame!”
Probably one of the greatest accomplishments in modern MLB history.
That was one helluva run!! Never seen anything like it EVER!!
My goodness. Win number 22 was insane. Win streak on the line and Lindor delivers.
22-0 is something even the undertaker couldn’t so 😂
No better way of responding to a World Series loss than to go on a record breaking winning streak!
This topped the Oakland A's 20 game winning streak in 2002.
What a streak!
2:20 Jose's swing has always been unreal
2017: Indians beat the royals to have a 22 game winning streak by a walk off hit.
2002: The Oakland athletics Beat the royals to have a 20 winning streak game winning streak by a walk off hit.
Yup
At 18, 20, and 22. Will never forget it
Can’t say enough how lucky I was to witness this moment live. An amazing streak that is the longest in MLB history that might not be broken anytime soon. Just wish we could bring home that World Series title though :(
Watching this every year or so always makes my day better!
Went to game 19 and it’s was one of the best I’ve ever been to!
It’s heartbreaking we couldn’t get a title with these teams we had. It felt like a championship during late in this winning streak though. Feel so proud that I took my sons to the 16th game in this streak ❤
Tom Hamilton……….. 🔥🔥
I was there! Most thrilling game of my life! Go Tribe!
My god Lindor was special here. I wish we could’ve somehow kept him in Cleveland. What a special team that season.
I was the bat boy during 22
One of the best teams to not win the fall classic.
Unfortunately we have a few of those accolades..
Every time the Indians are great they come up just short. This team was absolutely stacked with talent and still couldn't win it all
Crazy that Jose Ramirez is the only player left from this team.
Tom Hamilton must have loved going to the ballpark during that streak. Imagine how many times he heard his name on sportscenter lol
13 games that had a shutout while having a 2 game winning streak that later on became 22 wins. Damn
21 straight games they had never trailed or been tied in the 9th. Took until the final game in that streak to be doing so!!
Hearing Hammy call any game is a good time. Not to mention a 22 game streak!!
My favorite part is when the Yankees lost
CabooseCubsFan 1744 I can get behind that lol
That's usually everyone's favorite part
uh-oh
My favorite part is when the Indians blew a 2-0 lead against the Yankees lmfaooooo go yanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Geneticshelf06 Triggered
Was there the night we went for 23 straight but lost..... bought the tickets WEEKS before the streak started and coulda made a few hundred each on them. Hands down the greatest sporting event I've ever been to. Super glad I didn't sell those tickets
I still rememember where i was when the streak ended. Thinking up until that last strike "man, lindor can bring it back like last game"
This might be a good idea for Moneyball 2
Game 20. What a game to be at.
Jose was godly during this
Cleveland Rocks! Cleveland Rocks!!!! Ohio!!
Have you been to Cleveland?
That was a fun winning streak
Yeah🙂
That was a great run!
man i miss this team.
I can never call the Cleveland team Guardians because what are they Guardians of? Indians 4L, #freethechief
Hammy is one of the greatest calls in recent sports history. Gives me chills everytime.
Was a great time, shoulda went farther in the playoffs
The simple reason why they won this many games in a row is because they played like a team. Every game someone new was contributing their best.
Wild This! Rick Vaughn is pitcher streak games?)))
Won’t be broken for 25 years
They dominated about 20 of those wins too.
"BALLGAME!" - Tom Hamilton
I play MLB 2K12 on my PC and it's even hard to get a streak like this in a videgame if you play legitimately that is.
Go Tribe what a streak I miss Jay Bruce. If we didn't have Bruce we didn't that 22 game. I have MLB THE SHOW 16 and 17 going to get 15 and 14 tomorrow I saw Carlos Carrasco #59 get hurt today at the Jake you took a pitch off his pitching hand it was crazy we've lost though hopefully I can help the Indians won a World Series on my games
Do I hear pennant fever from from Major League
I almost forgot to watch this today.
13:18 he hit the catcher on the mask
Almost ended up on his butt. No need to give the catcher a pat on the chest or booty, make sure he aight, when you come back around, after blasting one 410 feet, I guess.
Thanks MLB/TV for deleting the entire 2017 season archives so that long-suffering
Tribe fans can't re-live this historic win streak.
Shut up
Only reason it didn't make it to 23? They wanted it too much. Ramirez and Lindor came to the plate swinging for the fences. Had they had their typical approach... no QUESTION one of them gets the clutch hit.
When the lost their winning streak I was at the ballpark. I was also on ESPN
How many times did the Indians use their alternative jersey? It looks that they only have that
I'm an A's fan who was there when they reached win 20; there was so much jubilation. I'm surprised watching the Indians... their celebrations for 20+ are so...underwhelming...Props for the accomplishment, but makes me grateful to be a fan of a team that knows how to have a good time.
lol Cleveland knows how to have a good time. I honestly think phones have changed fan celebrations in the worst way. Some would rather record than live in the moment. Couldnt be me I was screaming for hours after that Lindor double
now u got no team
POV: you just finished watching moneyball
And once again Cleveland, You WILL HAVE AN OCTOBER TO REMEMBER
And once again today September 25,2022 CLeveland you will have a October to remember1
13:21 the catcher haha
get me Vaughn!
Oh, he wants the righty....
Why wasn't this more talked about
Choked the world series
They were not playing schlubs, look at the starting pitchers they played against in this streak.
no doubt should have won world series
Go tribe
They got hot at the wrong team unbelievable streak tho
see, Marlins? that's how you fill up a stadium.
We don't talk about the Marlins here lol
They played 23 games, in 3 weeks???
2002 A’s beat the royals in a walk-off to beat the American League record
2017 Indians beat royals in a walk-off to beat the all time record
This could be a half our espn special.
Man I miss lindor and santana
Anytime the Yankees get swept in a series is great.
Probably the greatest team ever assembled. But in the playoffs ya never know. They were unforgettable and moneyball 2 should be made in this teams honor. What they did with the bullpen in 2016 with Andrew Miller is still being copied.
Moneyball 2: Redball
Haha at 17:12 he pockets the ball
It feels like, when Oakland did it in 2002, there was more emotion when they reached 20.
couple reasons. Oakland was very much more an underdog with a very low salary. 40 million compared to teams like the yankees with 125 million. The indians had 113 mil salary vs yankees 182 million. Huge difference when your salary is 1/3rd the amount of the big teams. Also I think game 20 for Oakland was more stressful with the win only coming at the end. So i think those couple reasons were more emotional. Of course the players on both teams were fired up and the crowds amazing.
@mlb can you edit to list the proper team name please.
Need the moneyball music behind this
This team was so much better than 2016. I hate the Yankees