Oh yes when I clicked on this I thought “this better *not* be the Wild Card game, this is gonna be that thriller in August” Nats fan here was frustrated as hell after this game but it was an instant classic
If the Brewers just won that wild card game we’d never have Covid-19, and all of the tragedies that followed. I’m convinced the Nats winning a playoff game ended the world as we knew it.
Fun fact abt this game, yelich hit his 40th hr right after Ryan Braun hit a home run into the same general section. Yelich asked for the ball but the ushers went and got brauns home run ball rather than yelich’s. So currently yelich has his “40th” hr ball but it’s actually just a random Ryan Braun hr ball. Only reason I know this is because I sat right next to all the action 😂. But yelich will never know that that’s not his true 40th hr ball (the 9th inning hrs)
Huge Nats fan here, I remember watching Yelich step up that 6th at bat. Everyone was just waiting for him to hit a homerun. It was so demoralizing, but so awesome.
There was a video called "why love baseball" that used G7 of the 2006 NLCS. If there is to be a part 2 of "why love baseball", this game should be used.
Hey sportstorm. I’m getting back into baseball after a few years away. Probably around 2003 or 2004. I mean I check the scores but I have watched a game since then. I gotta say your channel is one of the best out there for learning whats been going on. Thanks for all your hard work and awesome content. Oh and gooooooo cubs. Yeah I watched the 2016 World Series.
So classic because both teams are notorious for being the best in their division on paper and then blowing it year after year. This was special both teams were chokers but one was going on anyway...
wait this was the only MLB game i went to in 2019, and i've been waiting for a vid like this for years - once Soto hit that dinger I knew it was gonna be a memorable game
I still cannot believe that Yelich didn't win the 2019 NL MVP, I thought he was the clear favorite. Had he not gotten hurt he probably has two of those things and is better than a role player nowadays
Slept on the field at Miller Park watching this game after coming back from a vacation to Globe Life Park and Kauffman Stadium. Great day on 4 hours of sleep 😂
the nats, as great as they were could've easily won 100 games that season if not for losing games like this, thankfully they came clutch in the playoffs
Seriously though if it was because hitters were adjusting things then those adjustments would tend to carry over and we would see a trend of continued upwards progress over the subsequent 3 seasons.
Ah yes, the biggest, most dramatic Brewers/Nats showdown of all of 2019
This whole time I thought it was the wild card game
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Oh yes when I clicked on this I thought “this better *not* be the Wild Card game, this is gonna be that thriller in August”
Nats fan here was frustrated as hell after this game but it was an instant classic
If the Brewers just won that wild card game we’d never have Covid-19, and all of the tragedies that followed. I’m convinced the Nats winning a playoff game ended the world as we knew it.
Nah I'd argue the cubs wining it all broke fabric of spacetime and ever since then it's all been to shit
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It was caused by the Astros wo their shame season would be shortened
Fun fact abt this game, yelich hit his 40th hr right after Ryan Braun hit a home run into the same general section. Yelich asked for the ball but the ushers went and got brauns home run ball rather than yelich’s. So currently yelich has his “40th” hr ball but it’s actually just a random Ryan Braun hr ball. Only reason I know this is because I sat right next to all the action 😂. But yelich will never know that that’s not his true 40th hr ball (the 9th inning hrs)
Holy shit haha. It really is a fun fact.
Huge Nats fan here, I remember watching Yelich step up that 6th at bat. Everyone was just waiting for him to hit a homerun. It was so demoralizing, but so awesome.
Yea 2019 Yelich was different, as an A’s fan he’s my favorite player outside of the A’s
There was a video called "why love baseball" that used G7 of the 2006 NLCS. If there is to be a part 2 of "why love baseball", this game should be used.
or the twins v yankees wc where each team scored like 8 in the last 4 innings
Man, those '18 and '19 Brewer squads were so fun to watch.
I watch this game at this 2 to 3 times a month on TH-cam. One of the best games I've ever seen
Fun Fact: Jordan Lyles has only ever pitched well when he was on the Brewers and never with any other team
Man I hope the Brewers see 2019 Yelich and Hiura. Also would love to see a video on the 2018 Brewers Pirates 15 inning walk off win
Juan Soto loves using the lag switch to disrupt brewers fielders
Good video man. Not the ending I was expecting. Was rooting for Soto at the end.
If the Nats won, Suzuki would’ve been a silent mvp
Hey sportstorm. I’m getting back into baseball after a few years away. Probably around 2003 or 2004. I mean I check the scores but I have watched a game since then. I gotta say your channel is one of the best out there for learning whats been going on. Thanks for all your hard work and awesome content. Oh and gooooooo cubs. Yeah I watched the 2016 World Series.
So classic because both teams are notorious for being the best in their division on paper and then blowing it year after year. This was special both teams were chokers but one was going on anyway...
I never saw this game and thought Joe Ross was gonna walk it off
wait this was the only MLB game i went to in 2019, and i've been waiting for a vid like this for years - once Soto hit that dinger I knew it was gonna be a memorable game
My man, thanks a bunch SportStorm!
Man!! How cool was that!!
Can’t wait for you to do one of these on the Jays/Rangers home opener this year
I still cannot believe that Yelich didn't win the 2019 NL MVP, I thought he was the clear favorite. Had he not gotten hurt he probably has two of those things and is better than a role player nowadays
I watched this game in a hotel bar at a wedding awesome.
New Game: Have a shot of Tequila everytime the announcer calls a home run using "SEE. YOU. LATER."
I was at this game. It really was entertaining!
Slept on the field at Miller Park watching this game after coming back from a vacation to Globe Life Park and Kauffman Stadium. Great day on 4 hours of sleep 😂
God I miss this nationals team
We need more of these videos about these types of games
I was at this game. I was praying the game would end and it just kept going. I was having the worst headache of my life during the game
this was my first baseball game i’ve ever been to the game was insane
I was at the game, and was the kid who dropped Yelich’s 41st home run lol
I remember watching this game on my moms laptop from the bathroom of a hotel
I WAS AT THIS GAME GO NATS
I remember this one... screaming at my tv at like 12 AM when they put in Joe Ross to pinch hit down by 1 with 2 on in the 14th
I was there and had a brief TV moment with my hands on my head in disappointment 😆
W video
this was a great game
I prefer to not dub any nationals loss an “instant classic”
Eh, we won the WS that year. Losses like these are easier to swallow.
Except for those blow ups vs the Mets in August. We don't talk about that.
Brewers fans be like “yay we won🥲”
Damn even though the Nats lost this, it was a crazzyyy game
Love your videos. Suggestion. Can you do a timeline series of famous baseball players careers
Do the Mets Cincinnati game in July during the 2021 season that went into extras, that one was insane
"In the 2022 season"
A bold assumption you make there
Man, thought this was gonna be the Trent Grisham Game.
the nats, as great as they were could've easily won 100 games that season if not for losing games like this, thankfully they came clutch in the playoffs
2018-2020 Nats where so much fun to watch, really hope Juan resigns with us miss trea and max a lot
I miss this yelich
I just hope we get a 2022 season
Seriously though if it was because hitters were adjusting things then those adjustments would tend to carry over and we would see a trend of continued upwards progress over the subsequent 3 seasons.
Also, too bad this wasn’t the WC game they would play later when the Nat’s went on their Magical run.
Great video! You should do a Twins collapse video
This video is borderline clickbait
(You got me)
Between stark sports and sb nations tiger vids annibal Sanchez has been talked about a lot lately lol
I thought this was the wild card game for like 10 mins
You should make a video about the Yankees vs Mets series in September
I went to the game in this series that ended 2-1 😭
Just imagine if the Nats had a DH they could have sent to the plate instead of Ross
Next you should do the Yankees vs twins wildcard game
I went to this game it was pain
This was but one of the many lucky breaks the Nationals caught during their World Series run.
I was at this one, 5:26 you can see me. i’m in the white shirt above the penfed sign. and at 7:57 you see me drop Moose’s tying homer.
And then we lost by like 15 runs the next game
Who cares about exit velocity? If it’s going out , it doesn’t matter how fast it’s going
Josh Hader, also known as Freddie Freeman's son
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11th!
I'M SURE IT HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH THE BASEBALL....WHICH IS NORMAL AND FINE!
Why do people use “career stats against a certain team”? As if that certain team doesn’t change its roster now and then. Someone enlighten me.
But that wildcard tho…
Tyler Matzek? Really???!???
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You mean MLB buying the rawlings
Great game ruined by the National League's lack of a DH, took them long enough to add it
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