This is what makes baseball the greatest game on Earth. No matter what the score is, the game is never over until you get out 27 times. Until you get that 27th out, you have all the time in the world to come back.
What Makes it Even Sweeter is The Fact The Reds did it against Cleveland!!!,anytime Cincinnati can Beat The Mistake by The Lake in Baseball or Football Puts a Huge Smile on My Face!!!
So true! Couple weeks ago my O's rookie Kyle Stowers hits a 2 strike 2 out game tying homerun off Chi-Sox closer after he popped up 2 pitches previously where LF dropped in foul ground. It went from a 1-0 White Sox shutout to 1-1 into extras where Birds prevail. Had 26 outs, 2 strikes and the last out fell from the defenses glove..27th out came too late but that's the beauty of baseball!
That Cleveland bullpen got torched all summer long. When Wickman lost the closer role, they tried a closer by committee which didn’t work. Then Fausto Carmona blew like four saves in one week and finished 1-10; of course, he recovered nicely as a starter the next season, but you had to feel for the guy. Every team was licking their chops when the games were late that year facing the Tribe.
Alex Weaver They started out like a house on fire the first week of that season and then it all came unglued. So much promise for a team that just narrowly missed the playoffs the year before with an elimination on the last day.
This was an awesome game. I was at my moms when I watched this. My brother and I watched this on tv when it aired. We’re both now adults, but this game brings back such warm memories, especially this inning.
Having relived this moment watching the Reds Broadcast many times....it is JUST as enjoyable watching this and listening to The Indian's Broadcast! Might I say how Classy The Cleveland Broadcasters were too! Cheers From COWlumbus, Ohio...Smack Dab In Da Middle!
When your pitcher is struggling in the 9th, you don't just keep him in there like he's gonna all of a sudden start pitching good. Eric Wedge is a bonehead.
Absolutely agree. Couldn’t believe it. Wickman was completely gased. Couldn’t throw a strike to the lower half of the lineup and you keep him in to face Dunn???? Wow.
@@comedychrises No, no, no. This was 2006. Bullpens were around for decades before this. They even had a pitcher warming up. Wedge should've yanked Wickman and brought him in. I'm a Reds fan so I'll take it but I can't help but think that the Reds were handed this comeback on a silver platter by way of managerial incompetency
@@andypritchard9644 I think what he meant was that it was back when managers kept their pitchers in alot longer than they do today. But they still absolutely should have removed him when he started struggling
@@eyesopen5547 ME TOO.....I have been LQQKING for it too....Gonna Miss Marty on The Banana Phone....blessed to have had him call The Red's Games in my time...Cheers
@@TheStuport I grew up with Marty and Joe, nobody will ever be above them in my heart. The big red machine, Marty and Joe, Cincinnati chili, Kahns big RED smokies...... I'm just making myself sad now. ☹
Back then the Reds were garnering a large crowd despite the losing seasons. I think the absurdly high ticket prices of today make sure that doesn't happen. If Reds ownership lowered the prices, they'd increase profits substantially. Oh and if you think Reds tickets are high, you should see the prices at say, an Atlanta Braves game. They are f**king insane.
The crowd was huge that night because it was a fireworks Friday and it was against the Indians. Baseball tickets are far cheaper than any other Big 4 sport.
@@TheBatugan77 I went to a Angels game against Boston when Wade Boggs was with Boston. I didn't think prices was bad at all . I didn't mind the location either, right off the 55 freeway and across the street from Honda arena and across from that is Disneyland. I just thought it was a great place to watch a game and the location is a lot better than Dodgers Stadium and Angels Stadium was clean and Dodgers stadium looked like it hadn't been cleaned for a week. Trash was deep between the rows of seats. Dodgers Stadium is filthy.
Reds throughout the 2000's always had talented lineups but bad pitching and even worse bullpens. Unfortunate that adam dunn had to wait until literally the last game of his career to get to the playoffs and didnt even get to play
This is one of the best sporting events I have ever been to live. Next might be seeing the reds clinch after the drought. Then was just lucky enough to see Elly steal 3 bases in Milwaukee this year.
Apparently there are unwritten rules about running the score up in baseball and not continuing to be aggressive while you are up. But this proves that you should never stop laying it on. Not over til it’s over.
It's unfortunate how bad their broadcasts are now given how good they were in those days with Sanders and Manning, not to mention Jack Corrigan and Mike Hegan on 43. Underwood and Knott think it's their personal comedy show now.
Wickman had all those saves in 2005 and then in 2006, he started aiming the ball more instead of trusting his pitches, trusting his defense, etc. The Indians bullpen in 2006 blew a lot of leads that year. Betancourt gave up 2 HR's in the 8th this game. He wasn't a bad pitcher, but he only had 3 pitches and his 4 seam was very much hittable unless he could blow it by you on occasion.
Of course biggest comeback will always be D-Backs 6-run 10th, but this one is very nice too, specially since they had to get a nice 8th inning for it to work.
Imagine all the fans getting up and leaving after the lead off hitter in the bottom of the 9th was retired and missing this. Baseball is the greatest game ever!
When a pitcher walks two runners in a row and loads the bases with the tying run, and has the winning run at the plate, it's time to pull the pitcher, especially when he is a right hand pitcher against a left hand power-hitter. If I was the Indians' owner, I would have fired the manager after this game. What an idiot! You can't fix stupid. Love it, though, because I'm a Reds' fan.
No entiendo a donde Tremendous stupid to throw at that man with so much power in that area, I wonder what was going through his head when he agreed to throw him there and not inside to tie the bat to him and not allow him to spread his arms.
7:54 wedgey pissed lol never liked b Phillips went in to be a helluva ball player after they traded him and that dude killed the tribe every time he faced them
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I love them showing Wickman's Warriors at the beginning. I bet they had a great night.
Rip Ryan Freel
Jackson Nielsen #ATOBTTR #OhioCup #LetsGoRedlegs #BornToBaseball
A truly gutty player, appreciated his intense play
I met him once and he fist bumped me. It was awesome. Such a nice, cool guy.
@@mikelogan629 he almost killed every outfielder he ever played with. Had no sense of field awareness. He almost took out Griffey more than once.
@@doubleAawesome1 no respect for the dead huh? Gtfoh!
One of my favorite Reds moments ever! Right up there with Jay Bruce's walk off HR to clinch the NL Central!!!
This is what makes baseball the greatest game on Earth. No matter what the score is, the game is never over until you get out 27 times. Until you get that 27th out, you have all the time in the world to come back.
So true so true. I was in Dodger Stadium one night and saw the Cardinals over come a 9 run Dodger lead in the ninth inning! Gotta love this game!
What Makes it Even Sweeter is The Fact The Reds did it against Cleveland!!!,anytime Cincinnati can Beat The Mistake by The Lake in Baseball or Football Puts a Huge Smile on My Face!!!
all sports are like that
That was back when u stay with ur closer until the bitter end
So true! Couple weeks ago my O's rookie Kyle Stowers hits a 2 strike 2 out game tying homerun off Chi-Sox closer after he popped up 2 pitches previously where LF dropped in foul ground. It went from a 1-0 White Sox shutout to 1-1 into extras where Birds prevail. Had 26 outs, 2 strikes and the last out fell from the defenses glove..27th out came too late but that's the beauty of baseball!
I will never forget this game!
All-time favorite Reds uniforms 💯
Mine too
Same
What's with the sleeves??? Are they tinged with black or does everyone have pine tar stains🤣
Least favorite
Nope.
I remember being at this game when I was 11 years old. Easily my favorite memory as a reds fan.
If you haven’t heard Marty’s call to this grand slam, go listen. You’ll get chills I promise.
I was at this game, in the private suite, with Indians fans. Best game I’ve ever been to.
Man I miss those unis! I always liked them. New ones are great, but I always thought there was a uniqueness to them
16 years ago & I still remember this ⚾ game
What’s amazing is that the people in the stands will always remember this game for the rest of their lives
You're right--I still do remember this!
I still talk about it! Rewatched this again.
That Cleveland bullpen got torched all summer long. When Wickman lost the closer role, they tried a closer by committee which didn’t work. Then Fausto Carmona blew like four saves in one week and finished 1-10; of course, he recovered nicely as a starter the next season, but you had to feel for the guy. Every team was licking their chops when the games were late that year facing the Tribe.
Alex Weaver They started out like a house on fire the first week of that season and then it all came unglued. So much promise for a team that just narrowly missed the playoffs the year before with an elimination on the last day.
If anyone watches this, it's around 15 seconds between pitches. Use that double tap
I was at this game. I will never forget it.
adam dunn is a reds legend for this
This was an awesome game. I was at my moms when I watched this. My brother and I watched this on tv when it aired. We’re both now adults, but this game brings back such warm memories, especially this inning.
Having relived this moment watching the Reds Broadcast many times....it is JUST as enjoyable watching this and listening to The Indian's Broadcast! Might I say how Classy The Cleveland Broadcasters were too! Cheers From COWlumbus, Ohio...Smack Dab In Da Middle!
When your pitcher is struggling in the 9th, you don't just keep him in there like he's gonna all of a sudden start pitching good. Eric Wedge is a bonehead.
@@comedychrises huh
Absolutely agree. Couldn’t believe it. Wickman was completely gased. Couldn’t throw a strike to the lower half of the lineup and you keep him in to face Dunn???? Wow.
@@comedychrises No, no, no. This was 2006. Bullpens were around for decades before this. They even had a pitcher warming up. Wedge should've yanked Wickman and brought him in. I'm a Reds fan so I'll take it but I can't help but think that the Reds were handed this comeback on a silver platter by way of managerial incompetency
@@andypritchard9644 I think what he meant was that it was back when managers kept their pitchers in alot longer than they do today. But they still absolutely should have removed him when he started struggling
Would love to hear Marty's call of that home run.
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Its on here, i just listened to it.
@@eyesopen5547 ME TOO.....I have been LQQKING for it too....Gonna Miss Marty on The Banana Phone....blessed to have had him call The Red's Games in my time...Cheers
@@TheStuport I grew up with Marty and Joe, nobody will ever be above them in my heart. The big red machine, Marty and Joe, Cincinnati chili, Kahns big RED smokies...... I'm just making myself sad now. ☹
Grande had the call on tv, he’s also a great broadcaster.
Back then the Reds were garnering a large crowd despite the losing seasons. I think the absurdly high ticket prices of today make sure that doesn't happen. If Reds ownership lowered the prices, they'd increase profits substantially. Oh and if you think Reds tickets are high, you should see the prices at say, an Atlanta Braves game. They are f**king insane.
Try a Yankees or Red Sox game.
The crowd was huge that night because it was a fireworks Friday and it was against the Indians. Baseball tickets are far cheaper than any other Big 4 sport.
LA Angels games are crazy high.
One title in 60 years. Crappy location. Even before Trout.
@@TheBatugan77 I went to a Angels game against Boston when Wade Boggs was with Boston. I didn't think prices was bad at all . I didn't mind the location either, right off the 55 freeway and across the street from Honda arena and across from that is Disneyland. I just thought it was a great place to watch a game and the location is a lot better than Dodgers Stadium and Angels Stadium was clean and Dodgers stadium looked like it hadn't been cleaned for a week. Trash was deep between the rows of seats. Dodgers Stadium is filthy.
The roar of the crowd the brief moment after that hit gives me chills
Reds throughout the 2000's always had talented lineups but bad pitching and even worse bullpens. Unfortunate that adam dunn had to wait until literally the last game of his career to get to the playoffs and didnt even get to play
If i remember right what isnt seen here is the reds were down 7-0 going into the 8th. Making this comeback even more incredible.
I was at this game GABP was absolutely ELECTRIC when Dunn hit that hr.
The Reds are amazing to watch play baseball!
This was the greatest sporting event i've ever attended, there's no close second. And I'm a White Sox fan.
Even with that low career average, you were playing with fire by throwing that ball in Dunn's wheelhouse. And with Dunn, it was always, "BOOM!"
Can’t believe this just got recommended to me because I was at this game lol
Indians should of went with Vaughn 😂
👍👍👍👍😁😁😁😁😁
This is one of the best sporting events I have ever been to live.
Next might be seeing the reds clinch after the drought.
Then was just lucky enough to see Elly steal 3 bases in Milwaukee this year.
Was the only MLB game I’ve ever been to was 11 now I’m 24
Apparently there are unwritten rules about running the score up in baseball and not continuing to be aggressive while you are up. But this proves that you should never stop laying it on. Not over til it’s over.
I give the fans credit for staying to the end.
Was Griffey literally the next man on deck? Oh man
John Sanders, the voice of my childhood.
It's unfortunate how bad their broadcasts are now given how good they were in those days with Sanders and Manning, not to mention Jack Corrigan and Mike Hegan on 43. Underwood and Knott think it's their personal comedy show now.
Wickman:" I just need one out coach let me do this"
Dunn:" So youve chosen death"
Wickman looked like he loved his beer!
PITCHERS OF BEER!😂
Now that is a crowd.
4:14 Eduardo Perez traded to Seattle for a “minor league” shortstop.... that shortstop was in fact Asdrubal Cabrera 😱
That was a sweet deal for Cleveland, and also Eduardo Perez previously played for Cincinnati in the 90s.
@@RM-ed1if and Asdrubal Cabrera was the downfall of the 2021 Reds
Lets go Reds! This is one of my favorite comebacks for the Reds against the Indians.
Nice burn giving us the Indians version of events
Jesus, that Indians pitcher looked like we was about to have a heart attack on the mound.
Chris Pratt aka star lord... led off this inning???
r/reds approves this video
Love it!
Pretty sure that was bob Wickmans last appearance for the Tribe
Love that team
the reds are goated
This simultaneously feels both like 40 years ago and 4 years ago to me.
I believe coming back from an 8-4 deficit is called a 4 run comeback sir.
Wickman had all those saves in 2005 and then in 2006, he started aiming the ball more instead of trusting his pitches, trusting his defense, etc. The Indians bullpen in 2006 blew a lot of leads that year. Betancourt gave up 2 HR's in the 8th this game. He wasn't a bad pitcher, but he only had 3 pitches and his 4 seam was very much hittable unless he could blow it by you on occasion.
Adam freakin Dunn!! My man
Of course biggest comeback will always be D-Backs 6-run 10th, but this one is very nice too, specially since they had to get a nice 8th inning for it to work.
16:00 there's three minutes left in the video and they still lead 8-5 😳😳
They led 8-5 with one second left in the game
Thank
The 2022 Reds need the fight of this team
I was there!
Imagine all the fans getting up and leaving after the lead off hitter in the bottom of the 9th was retired and missing this. Baseball is the greatest game ever!
Damn, Wickman, did you owe the mob something?
This video is a few months older than me!
It is a few months younger than me
The ultimate heartbreak of Hell for Cleveland
Nothing like a grand slam to win a game
The Big Donkey with a legendary shot!!
Nice gut Bob Wickman lol 😆
Shittt and they didn’t mention exit velocity or spin rate.
Lets Go REDS
Boy how did Bob Wickman not have a coronary out there while pitching?
Too bad the full game isn’t on here with the reds broadcast crew
@12:13 🥺🥺🥺
RIP Ryan Freel!!
So dope. Is it just me, or has the strike zone expanded since then? Seems like an extremely tight zone.
Yes, the zone is bigger. Especially up. The high strike being called is the main reason strikeouts have increased so much in the last few years.
AARON TURK 46-22 32 BAD 32-25 1 TOP 3RD, 0 out
Strike zone was smaller than a kid's size shoebox.
This why you don’t leave early to beat traffic.
I was at this game
Lets go Reds!!!!@@@@@
Can’t believe this
Did they have Adam Dunn batting second in the line up that night?
1. Lopez
2. Dunn
3. Griffey
4. Aurilia
5. Hatteberg
6. Kearns
7. Phillips
8. Valentin
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@@danejurus69 that's a fd up lineup!!!
@@danejurus69 only Griffey is in the correct spot
I was there
最扯的逆轉方式
As a fellow Cincinnatian I would love to see the reds have a breakout season again just like 2010 and the bengals just like 2015
They are building towards it.
The pitcher just needed some donuts.
like the guy from moneyball!
Who was managing the Reds here?
I'm thinking ray knight?
Jerry Narron was the Reds manager in 2006. Ray Knight managed in 1996 and most of 1997. Ray Knight was replaced by Jack McKeon on July 25, 1997.
When a pitcher walks two runners in a row and loads the bases with the tying run, and has the winning run at the plate, it's time to pull the pitcher, especially when he is a right hand pitcher against a left hand power-hitter. If I was the Indians' owner, I would have fired the manager after this game. What an idiot! You can't fix stupid.
Love it, though, because I'm a Reds' fan.
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No entiendo a donde Tremendous stupid to throw at that man with so much power in that area, I wonder what was going through his head when he agreed to throw him there and not inside to tie the bat to him and not allow him to spread his arms.
wow the announcer got a little too excited on that homerun call
Dramatic moment to cap a shocking comeback. How do you not give that its due?
el problema de cleveland siempre a sido que no tienen buen picheo
English dude.
Who are the Indians commentators for this game?
John Sanders and Rick Manning.
#ATOBTTR
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David Reynolds, you're exaggerated. No one has ever rallied from 10 runs down, with 2 out and nobody on in the 9th. Never happened, never will.
Mathew 6:33 but seek ye first the kingdom of God.
cinsanatah
Ah, the old Great American Ball Park. No steamboat in center and no 2nd scoreboard.
Looks way better now
Great American smallpark... frickin wiffle ball field
Whoever was whistling loud as fuck for almost this entire video, just why? Headache inducing, id be pissed if I was next to that guy lol
7:54 wedgey pissed lol never liked b Phillips went in to be a helluva ball player after they traded him and that dude killed the tribe every time he faced them
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Wickman should have watched this video(with the help of a time machine).
Wickman should have walked Dunn.
And face Ken Griffey next? Idk I'd hedge my bets and try to get swings and misses out of Dunn.