Because of the drama involved (Two teams trying to break a Series curse, the great comebacks), I vote it as my greatest Game 7. Before 2016, it was, hands down, the Pirates and Yankees in 1960. But now, it's the Cubs-Indians.
I think between the history with both these teams, the fact it was game seven of the world series, and between an extra inning and a rain delay, this is definitely one for the books. My favorite of all time.
@@williamsnyder5616 would have been even better had the Cavaliers not just won it all a few months earlier, breaking the city's championship drought. The Indians really fed off that, and that's why they contended so well during, and why they've faltered since (the Cubs are just the Cubs, so that's why they can't go back).
Game 7 World Series winner take all with a 108 year drought vs a 68 year drought, we'll probably never see this kind of championship matchup ever again in pro sports!
Loyal? They only started to show up after the 94 Indians started to win. Where were the loyal fans win they were at the old stadium. Then when asked who is who many of them had no idea who the players even were.
Brandon Guyer deserves some sort of award for that at bat. He was patient and focused on just getting on base and he drives in a run at 3-2 after fouling off some really tough pitches. That's the definition of a major league ball player right there.
If I were a Cubs fan I would have been absolutely DYING. 108 years since their last World Series championship. Four outs away. And we're going to blow it?! Is it going to take another 108 years before we get this close again?
Usually in baseball, the teams that make the playoffs are all around the same, but the Cubs and Indians were waaaayyy better than everyone else that year.
Jon Davis red Sox ain't looking too hot. I got Yankees Dodgers in the WS or Astros dodgers again. This year it's going to be the dodgers that win maybe yankees
Cleveland baseball joined the American League in 1901. I don’t think there will ever be an inning as great as this in the entire history of the franchise. Not in the 115 years before, not in the 115 years after. The way that the TV broadcast captured this moment is something else. The beating of the drum 🥁, the slow buildup of the rally, the rally caps, the Cubs fans, LeBron’s reaction and shirt at the peak of his popularity …… The Baseball Gods emerged from their meditation for this game. Universes collided and merged into another during this game. 2016 was an insane year to be living in Cleveland.
i tackled my wife into our couch...... i kept screaming, "WE STILL GOT A CHANCE!!!!!" it broke my heart when it didn't happen, but man..... rajai davis just giving us that hope. it was beautiful.
In hindsight I'm glad it culminated that way because we were able to win one of the classic world series games that will be etched in memory . Kudos for that fightback!
The camera work on Rajais AB is unbelievable, some of the best I’ve seen on TV. Getting all the emotion from the crowd with the right amount of game aswell
The Guyer at bat was pure guts. Hardly anybody talks about that bc of what was about to occur. The Davis at-bat is a sequence that reminds us how critical sports is and its impact. If you watch the entire Davis at-bat, the on the mark commentary, the pictures Fox Sports found in the crowd along with the late and great John Adams beating on the drums, it truly is a rare sports moment that all of us should cherish and watch over and over again as it was that remarkable.
Can't believe I still find myself watching this every other week. Great series for both teams. Great game 7 for both teams. Regardless of the outcome, Rajai Davis and this home run will go down in Cleveland Indians history as one of the greatest hits/plays in the history of the franchise.
Don't forget Tony Pena hitting a home run to win the game. With 3 balls and 2 strikes, he was told to not swing, but he did anyway......you know the results.
Alomar's HR, that's the moment when i really started rooting for them. I can still remember the replays they show right after of Alomar's face just lighting up and the instant it's a home run. i haven't even seen it since it was on tv live. that's how big that moment was for me, and i'm not even in cleveland i'm on the west coast in mariner territory. i will always root for seattle, but i'll be just as happy with cleveland winning a WS
It is literally and truly one of the best moments I’ve seen from Rajai Davis. I met him at 13 years old and he was on the Altoona Curve. I attended one of the clinics they hosted and he asked me, “What do you want to be when you grown?” I answered I wanted to be a baseball player. He told me “kid with that attitude you can make it happen.” Now I may not have made it, because of politics, I had the privilege of watching this masterpiece and seeing Rajai have a World Series moment. And I was so happy he wasn’t the last out.
As an Tribe fan, this was the biggest emotional roller coaster I think I'd ever felt watching a game. After this rally I was bouncing off the walls and after we lost I don't think I spoke for the rest of the night. Hell of a series overall though!
Big Indians fan, but watching video now, even though we lost, one of my favorite things besides the Indians making a comeback, is what appears to be a Cubs father with his arm around his sons shoulder praying Cubs win. Glad we got to play the Cubs. Go Tribe!
Jesus this was such a good game. And a rare great call by Buck. Watching the game I had no preference for who won, I just wanted a good game. But when he hit this, I wanted the Indians to win.
Wasn't that loud inside actually entire game. Most tribe fans sold their tickets to cub fans. They made a lot of money. Cubs fans paid a lot, but still cheaper than going to Chicago's stadium, plus tickets were almost impossible to get in Chicago. Made me sick actually that tribe fans did that.
Certainly one of the greatest Game 7s of all time ... Cubs vs. Indians and all the history ... 4 months earlier on Father's Day 2016, the Cavs complete their comback from down 3-1 vs. the Warriors :-) #CLE #216
Every time I hear John Adams hit that drum to boost the Guardians , it’s music to my ears … So glad I was able to hear his drum in 1990 RIP John …you’ll be sadly missed :(
Great at bat....probably the best of the whole series. I'm a white sox fan, not shocked that the cubs made it...let alone won it. But I did not expect Cleveland to do as well as they did with all the injuries they had.
and now im crying, what an inning!!, great a bats,IMO, if no rain delay, Tribe wins, and this goes down as greatest HR ever. Well done Cubs, u earned it.!! Rematch??
I was at this game. My grandpa (big baseball fan) was ready to leave because he thought the game was over. I convinced him to stay until the inning ended. We came back and the look on his face is something I’ll never forget.
If cleavland would have won this game, the Brandon guyer at bat would be recognized as one of the greatest abs ever, dude took a painted 100 mph heater into the right center gap on a 3-2 pitch in game 7 of the World Series
Even though my Indians ended up losing I was very proud of them for fighting back. Hopefully we'll play the Cubs again in this year's World Series at full strength.
Man 1 of the most exciting moments of my life! This brings tears to my eyes I really wish we could of gotten it done, and wish my dad could of saw the Indians get 1 before he passed! GO TRIBE!!!
Live 15 mins down rt. 2 from the Jake, I heard the crowd loud and clear as I smoked cigarettes watching through my window from the front porch. It still gives me chills.
As a Giants fan, me and my dad watched game 7 to see who would break the curse and the 8th inning was one of the most thrilling, hearthrobbing and intense moments ive ever experienced watching sports. That lead up to Rajai's homerun, literally feeling the immense anxiety on thousands of Cubs and Indians fans that were there, both fanbases wondering if their moment of glory was slipping away. And then BANG the homerun. One of the loudest reactions ive ever heard. It was just a perfect baseball moment.
The 33 second silence before the homerun.....golden. Not a huge Joe Buck fan but dammit that was an awesome call. I get chills from this every single time I watch it
What a moment in baseball history. Still heartbroken as a lifetime Indians fan. They didn't win game 7 but still the greatest moment in Indians history.
One of the greatest World Series I could possibly remember.... I am a life long Indians fan, I will never forget where I was and how the bar I was at watching the game just totally lost their shit...
I already know what happens and yet I still get butterflies in my stomach watching this. I dont care if they lost the series, that home run was a top 5 all time moment in Cleveland sports history
Can't believe I still find myself watching this every other week. Great series for both teams. Great game 7 for both teams. Regardless of the outcome, Rajai Davis and this home run will go down in Cleveland Indians history as one of the greatest hits/plays in the history of the franchise. REPLY
This series...it was only right that this series went 7 games and to have a Game 7 like that. I remember all series I was responding according to the people I was talking to. I've been a Braves fan from birth (born at the hospital just blocks away from the old Fulton County Stadium), my family is NL all the way in the World Series (except when it's the Dodgers), and my fiancee and her family were all from Cleveland. Especially during this game, I was portraying all different emotions at all the twists and turns this game had, and probably the most exciting ball game I've ever seen in my 17 years of following baseball. One curse was broken, another remains to be...and I hope that I'm around to see the Tribe win a ring, and that the time will be soon!
I really hope we can have this match up again in the 2017 World Series, especially because the Indians will be at full strength (or at least I hope they will). Even with an injured team, the Indians put up a great fight and gave us an exiting World Series in 2016. The cubs are a great challenge and opponent for us and I want to be able to face them again when we have two fully healthy teams. This is our year, for real this time, Tribe rules!!
I think fans of both teams can look at this game and feel proud. I'm an Indians fan but I was proud of this team. These guys came from 3 down to tie it against arguably the top closer in the MLB, and in game 7. The game was so even it took extra innings to decide. The cubs deserved it, but the Indians will be ready this year. Best of luck cubs and go tribe.
1995 was difficult, but they went up against 3 tremendous SP'S in glavine, maddux and smoltz. 1997 and 2016 losses really hurt. Had a 2-1 lead in game 7 against the Marlins before Jose Mesa blew the save. 2016 they blew the 3-1 series lead.
As an indians fan, when we were down in the 8th I couldn't watch anymore, I went to sleep super mad, then i woke up and saw the final play, broke my heart, great series but I cant watch videos over the series, I get mad lol
I really hope you guys get yours. As a Cubs/Preds/Vols/Titans fan, I know heartbreak all too well. My Dad is a Cleveland fan and he deserves one in his lifetime
This whole bottom half of the 8th inning lives rent free in my head. From Guyers oppo double to Davis’ game tying homer. I root for the dodgers but I’m a baseball fan first and watching this always makes me feel good.
This was the best game of baseball I ever watched, and I've seen a lot of great games. Shame the tribe didn't win, bit I guess the cubs were more overdue than we were, so congrats to them
I had so many conflicting emotions while watching this inning and this game. I'm a lifelong Tigers fan (No jokes, please. We'll be back sometime in this century.), so the Indians are not my favorite rival. I grew up in west Michigan, so I could get Cubs games on WGN, so they became my favorite National League team. That means I was well aware of their "drought." But I was also aware of the Indians frustrations and, as a baseball historian, I could empathize a little with the Tribe's "drought." And, when Rajai Davis was with the Tigers, he was one of my favorites. So, I couldn't but smile when Rajai tied the game. Just as I did when the Cubbies finally took the Tigers off the hook. Huh? Simply because we were the last team the Cubs BEAT in the Series...in 1908. In fact, they beat us two years in a row in 1907 and 1908. So now, there's someone else they could beat. After all is said and done, though, my congrats to both the Cubs AND the Indians for a great, truly GREAT, World Series.
Whenever I hear a fellow Red Sox fan state, "I love how we won in 2004 but it wasn't dramatic enough," I will remind them of this game and the storyline for each teams history and then punch them in the schnozzz. While watching this game, never in my life have I wanted each team to win so badly. It was heartbreaking for me, while joyous. I can't imagine what it would have been like for Indians fans.
I'm sorry but Cleveland deserved to win this game. Still one helluva series and brings tears to my eyes watching that homer and watching the fans go nuts.
Probably one of the greatest MLB games of all time. Two teams trying to break the curse in a game 7 of the World Series
Because of the drama involved (Two teams trying to break a Series curse, the great comebacks), I vote it as my greatest Game 7. Before 2016, it was, hands down, the Pirates and Yankees in 1960. But now, it's the Cubs-Indians.
William Snyder Rangers vs cardinals game 6 World Series one of the best also. Even though it wasn't a game 7 it's still one of the best games ever.
I think between the history with both these teams, the fact it was game seven of the world series, and between an extra inning and a rain delay, this is definitely one for the books. My favorite of all time.
@@williamsnyder5616 would have been even better had the Cavaliers not just won it all a few months earlier, breaking the city's championship drought. The Indians really fed off that, and that's why they contended so well during, and why they've faltered since (the Cubs are just the Cubs, so that's why they can't go back).
Game 7 World Series winner take all with a 108 year drought vs a 68 year drought, we'll probably never see this kind of championship matchup ever again in pro sports!
breaks my heart knowing we could have won. Cleveland has the most loyal fans ever and i miss the championship run.
Rain delay was a sham. All momentum was killed while it sprinkled on the field. Total bs,
I hope you're still around for this 2022 run
Sorry guardians doesn’t exist
@@kevin2400 they literally just won home field advantage so idk what you’re on about.
Loyal? They only started to show up after the 94 Indians started to win. Where were the loyal fans win they were at the old stadium. Then when asked who is who many of them had no idea who the players even were.
Brandon Guyer deserves some sort of award for that at bat. He was patient and focused on just getting on base and he drives in a run at 3-2 after fouling off some really tough pitches. That's the definition of a major league ball player right there.
Hammy mentions that at bat about once a week saying it was just important as Rajai's. Without that hit there is no 8th inning rally.
Too bad Guyer is being plagued by injuries this year. We could use his bat.
a 5 million dollar salary to play for Cleveland this year. My God we suck. as long as he can hit .150 he'll be fine.
Ill give you credit for the at bat, however brandon guyer is a pretty mediocre major league ball player
So I guess everyone should get a participation trophy
I'm not an Indians fan and I still flipped out after that hr..i was in shock
Same here
If I were a Cubs fan I would have been absolutely DYING. 108 years since their last World Series championship. Four outs away. And we're going to blow it?! Is it going to take another 108 years before we get this close again?
Usually in baseball, the teams that make the playoffs are all around the same, but the Cubs and Indians were waaaayyy better than everyone else that year.
Nikhil Krishna too bad everyone realized what Jose and Frankie’s bad pitches were and our pitching fell off
Ok busy let talk about the cubs wrecker
The Dodgers were quite good, as were the Nationals. The Blue Jays made pitchers crap their pants with that lineup.
Jon Davis red Sox ain't looking too hot. I got Yankees Dodgers in the WS or Astros dodgers again. This year it's going to be the dodgers that win maybe yankees
Jon Davis Boston has 0 bullpen
Cleveland baseball joined the American League in 1901. I don’t think there will ever be an inning as great as this in the entire history of the franchise. Not in the 115 years before, not in the 115 years after. The way that the TV broadcast captured this moment is something else. The beating of the drum 🥁, the slow buildup of the rally, the rally caps, the Cubs fans, LeBron’s reaction and shirt at the peak of his popularity …… The Baseball Gods emerged from their meditation for this game. Universes collided and merged into another during this game.
2016 was an insane year to be living in Cleveland.
Baseball still the greatest game ever invented..
It's never over. Ever.
Leandro Fernandez dodgers astros game 5
i like basketball better but still some baseball games are absolute icons i wish i would have watched this game
Was.
I love Rajai's homer but the end result makes me cry every time
LOL
Michael Kowell it makes me smile every time :)
Justin Caldero 🖕
Aidan Flynn somebody’s still salty lmao
Haha I’m a cubs fan loser!
I still get excited about this hr. I lost my fucking mind when it happened.
Manny27 griffey .....I got even more excited at the last out.
Ralph Joseph cool
i tackled my wife into our couch...... i kept screaming, "WE STILL GOT A CHANCE!!!!!" it broke my heart when it didn't happen, but man..... rajai davis just giving us that hope. it was beautiful.
Manny27 griffey. I freaked out on that swing. it was pretty amazing but I still love David ortiz's grand slam in the alcs in 2013 to tie the game
In hindsight I'm glad it culminated that way because we were able to win one of the classic world series games that will be etched in memory . Kudos for that fightback!
Come back every now and again for one of the sickest moments in baseball history. Chills everytime.
"Of all sad words of tongue or pen, the saddest are these, 'It might have been.'"
mkeogh76 *sniff sniff*
😔
Indians will get one soon
This is our year
@@carsonsheir #RallyTogether
Excellent piece of hitting by Guyer.
2017 should be a huge year for him. very clutch hitter.
Samuel Jue He was a great player for the tribe
ya
That was a masterful at bat
He continued fighting until he got a pitch he liked.
The camera work on Rajais AB is unbelievable, some of the best I’ve seen on TV. Getting all the emotion from the crowd with the right amount of game aswell
The Guyer at bat was pure guts. Hardly anybody talks about that bc of what was about to occur. The Davis at-bat is a sequence that reminds us how critical sports is and its impact. If you watch the entire Davis at-bat, the on the mark commentary, the pictures Fox Sports found in the crowd along with the late and great John Adams beating on the drums, it truly is a rare sports moment that all of us should cherish and watch over and over again as it was that remarkable.
Can't believe I still find myself watching this every other week. Great series for both teams. Great game 7 for both teams. Regardless of the outcome, Rajai Davis and this home run will go down in Cleveland Indians history as one of the greatest hits/plays in the history of the franchise.
chipset49 the RD homer and the Albert Bell Grand Slam in the 1996 ALDS are the best moments in indians history, besides when they won the World Series
Asdrubal Cabrera's unassisted triple play is the greatest. Second place goes to Albert Belle decking Fernando Vina.
StarKill3r nah Alomar tying it off Rivera in the 97 ALDS was up there too
Don't forget Tony Pena hitting a home run to win the game. With 3 balls and 2 strikes, he was told to not swing, but he did anyway......you know the results.
Alomar's HR, that's the moment when i really started rooting for them. I can still remember the replays they show right after of Alomar's face just lighting up and the instant it's a home run. i haven't even seen it since it was on tv live. that's how big that moment was for me, and i'm not even in cleveland i'm on the west coast in mariner territory. i will always root for seattle, but i'll be just as happy with cleveland winning a WS
I still get emotional watching this.
Right in the feels...
GO TRIBE.
It is literally and truly one of the best moments I’ve seen from Rajai Davis. I met him at 13 years old and he was on the Altoona Curve. I attended one of the clinics they hosted and he asked me, “What do you want to be when you grown?” I answered I wanted to be a baseball player. He told me “kid with that attitude you can make it happen.” Now I may not have made it, because of politics, I had the privilege of watching this masterpiece and seeing Rajai have a World Series moment. And I was so happy he wasn’t the last out.
As an Tribe fan, this was the biggest emotional roller coaster I think I'd ever felt watching a game. After this rally I was bouncing off the walls and after we lost I don't think I spoke for the rest of the night. Hell of a series overall though!
3-1lead btw
SOvlogs11 shut the fuck up. Damn, this is why you guys are hated lmao
Snewman513 I’m not a fan of either and I was in aw watching this game so I can’t imagine how you were feeling lol
Hold this L
Swerve too bad your asses have the longest streak in the mlb with a team that isn’t winning the ws anytime soon🤣🤣 goofy ass Cleveland fan
Big Indians fan, but watching video now, even though we lost, one of my favorite things besides the Indians making a comeback, is what appears to be a Cubs father with his arm around his sons shoulder praying Cubs win. Glad we got to play the Cubs. Go Tribe!
That oppo double by Guyer was a beautiful piece of hitting
What a time to be in Cleveland 2016-2017. Couldn’t quite get there in the ws but it was a time i’ll never forget.
Jesus this was such a good game. And a rare great call by Buck. Watching the game I had no preference for who won, I just wanted a good game. But when he hit this, I wanted the Indians to win.
William Bullitt If you think that was a good call at all, ur deaf, go watch Matt vasgersians
@@danielberretta1833 it was a good call.
@@danielberretta1833 the only call matt has on that call was when lindor hit that grand slam.
Same with me, my Blue Jays got knocked out and I always cheer for the underdog. Or the losing team. It makes it more interesting.
Well said
I'm amazed Cleveland didn't spontaneously combust when Rajai Davis hits that homer
Wasn't that loud inside actually entire game. Most tribe fans sold their tickets to cub fans. They made a lot of money. Cubs fans paid a lot, but still cheaper than going to Chicago's stadium, plus tickets were almost impossible to get in Chicago. Made me sick actually that tribe fans did that.
He is right, probably about 40-50% cubs fans there
only our river does that
@@mkdzr72 why? They were probably Cavalier fans anyway. The city got a championship already, didn't need two the same year!
in clevland we have learned the hard way its not over until the final whistle
This is the magic that scripts movies. God damn I love baseball, and dammit the Tribe will have their time SOON! Kudos, Chicago.
Lowery02 turns out the Tribe’s time will not be soon
Jared Trupp lmfao
@@jaredtrupp8849 😂😂😂
@@jaredtrupp8849 The Braves definitely made sure of that when they beat Clevland in a series on their home turf earlier this season.
"Man, I love baseball."
~Roy Hobbs
What a time in Cleveland sports history. Even though we lost, that on the heels of winning the NBA Championship was so sweet.!
Even as a Cub fan, I had to appreciate this moment for its clutchness. Good series and a great game 7. Could have gone either way.
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LeBron's Cleveland or Nowhere shirt hasn't aged well.
Neither has ur mum
He's the fakest person on the planet
Should say Cleveland , Miami ,LA or nowhere lmao
Good god that was amazing
One year we will win. Just wish it was with Lofton, Thome, Alomar, Belle, etc.
mkdzr72 I wish that era of Cleveland baseball would have won it. They're still the greatest in my mind
mkdzr72 maybe 2018. This year will be an interesting season
@@courtgizzle I'm hopeful. Going to any of the games?
i hear that. 1997 was the first year of MLB i watched. I was rooting for Cleveland so bad, especially after the division series.
they also had Vizquel at short and good pitching
If my Indians had to lose the World Series, I'm glad it was to the Cubs. Their fans deserved it as much as our fans do.
I really hope you guys get one. My Dad is a die hard tribe fan so I hope he gets his like I got mine that night.
They're not called the Indians anymore...
I’m a cubs fan... but what I’m gonna say doesn’t need to be said... INDIANS ARE AMAZING. A great team that I believe is one of the best in years.
I feel honored that I attended the SAME High School as Brandon Guyer.
Not like he won
I attend the same highschool mahomes went to and if you don’t believe me I have proof
I went to the same school as Tom Brady and it’s funny how No ONE GIVES A SHIT.
Cubs fan here
Cleveland was awesome
Still gives me chills
And for a few glorious moments I thought it would happen for the Tribe.....
Certainly one of the greatest Game 7s of all time ... Cubs vs. Indians and all the history ... 4 months earlier on Father's Day 2016, the Cavs complete their comback from down 3-1 vs. the Warriors :-) #CLE #216
Every time I hear John Adams hit that drum to boost the Guardians , it’s music to my ears …
So glad I was able to hear his drum in 1990
RIP John …you’ll be sadly missed :(
A shame Fox Sports didn't get a shot of him during this 8th inning sequence. It adds to the drama. Unreal emotion.
I must not know the history behind it. I thought it was the most annoying sound and came to the comments looking for anyone that felt that way too lol
Great at bat....probably the best of the whole series. I'm a white sox fan, not shocked that the cubs made it...let alone won it. But I did not expect Cleveland to do as well as they did with all the injuries they had.
You give the Indians a healthy Carlos Carrasco in that series, they win it in 5-6 games.
@@DASCO2136 Yes indeed. Bauer chopping his damn finger on the drone blade was extra bullshit we did not need on top of that too.
and now im crying, what an inning!!, great a bats,IMO, if no rain delay, Tribe wins, and this goes down as greatest HR ever. Well done Cubs, u earned it.!! Rematch??
chris bradick haha indians lost
fatnutbust 42069 he literally said Well done. You have no class like Cubs fans
Haha cubs won
If no rain delay CUBS STILL WIN
Brooklyn Fan-1 ahhahaha we won Brooklyn is gay
my sister and i were right outside the gate for that homerun... it was beautiful! never forget it!
I was at this game. My grandpa (big baseball fan) was ready to leave because he thought the game was over. I convinced him to stay until the inning ended. We came back and the look on his face is something I’ll never forget.
Greatest moment I’ve ever had as a sports fan. Told myself I won’t let the loss take it away.
Even though we lost the game, Raja Davis is still a legend in Cleveland.
If cleavland would have won this game, the Brandon guyer at bat would be recognized as one of the greatest abs ever, dude took a painted 100 mph heater into the right center gap on a 3-2 pitch in game 7 of the World Series
Even though my Indians ended up losing I was very proud of them for fighting back. Hopefully we'll play the Cubs again in this year's World Series at full strength.
Rick Hagedorn Even as a cubs fan, I hope you are right. My Dad is a lifelong tribe fan and he deserves a title in his lifetime.
Rick Hagedorn Plus, a classic always deserves a sequel
Rick Hagedorn if you guys do, you'll win. You guys had a lot of injured players I was surprised you guys had even made it that far.
Doesn't look like it lol..
Cole slaw neither one of these teams will be playing in 2017 World Series. I noticed you've wasted no time getting the Tiger Woods picture.
Man 1 of the most exciting moments of my life! This brings tears to my eyes I really wish we could of gotten it done, and wish my dad could of saw the Indians get 1 before he passed! GO TRIBE!!!
man... i hate that we lost, but will always love rajai for giving us the greatest memory as an indian fan... truly amazing.
Live 15 mins down rt. 2 from the Jake, I heard the crowd loud and clear as I smoked cigarettes watching through my window from the front porch. It still gives me chills.
Easily the loudest moment I've ever experienced at a sporting event! As a Cubs fan it was hard to stomach but it was an awesome moment
was just on the verge do tears watching this. its wild how much this team winning this game would have meant to me and this city. damn.
As a Giants fan, me and my dad watched game 7 to see who would break the curse and the 8th inning was one of the most thrilling, hearthrobbing and intense moments ive ever experienced watching sports. That lead up to Rajai's homerun, literally feeling the immense anxiety on thousands of Cubs and Indians fans that were there, both fanbases wondering if their moment of glory was slipping away. And then BANG the homerun. One of the loudest reactions ive ever heard. It was just a perfect baseball moment.
Dang I forgot how great of at bats Davis and Guyer has...that homer gives me chills
The 33 second silence before the homerun.....golden. Not a huge Joe Buck fan but dammit that was an awesome call. I get chills from this every single time I watch it
he gives me chills...just hearing him, he is WS for me
yeah, this call was great - he spent the entire series openly rooting for the Cubs
happiest moment in my life as a lifelong tribe fan. sad ending, it makes me cry
What a moment in baseball history. Still heartbroken as a lifetime Indians fan. They didn't win game 7 but still the greatest moment in Indians history.
One of the greatest World Series I could possibly remember.... I am a life long Indians fan, I will never forget where I was and how the bar I was at watching the game just totally lost their shit...
Chappy came right back and got it to the 10th. Resilient SOB
I already know what happens and yet I still get butterflies in my stomach watching this. I dont care if they lost the series, that home run was a top 5 all time moment in Cleveland sports history
Can't believe I still find myself watching this every other week. Great series for both teams. Great game 7 for both teams. Regardless of the outcome, Rajai Davis and this home run will go down in Cleveland Indians history as one of the greatest hits/plays in the history of the franchise.
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All the same nerves from 3 years ago are coming back. Even the guy doing the drumming in the background is making me nervous again lol
This series...it was only right that this series went 7 games and to have a Game 7 like that. I remember all series I was responding according to the people I was talking to. I've been a Braves fan from birth (born at the hospital just blocks away from the old Fulton County Stadium), my family is NL all the way in the World Series (except when it's the Dodgers), and my fiancee and her family were all from Cleveland. Especially during this game, I was portraying all different emotions at all the twists and turns this game had, and probably the most exciting ball game I've ever seen in my 17 years of following baseball. One curse was broken, another remains to be...and I hope that I'm around to see the Tribe win a ring, and that the time will be soon!
Lebron wearing the “Cleveland or no where” shirt makes me laugh dude went to the lakers liek 2 years later
Ben Godwin lmao
Ben Godwin
He is soooo weak!!
lol
@@davisanaiz6742 anyways homeboys what?
That is why he will never overtake Jordan.. he is a fake.. and a front runner..
The infamous “rain delay”
still amazes me that he Indians only had 3 starting pitchers and still pushed the best team in baseball to 7 games we'll be back #rolltribe
2.5 lol
88framos also with no michael Brantley
88framos and a somewhat enlarged strike zone for Chicago pitchers.
They were up 3-1 on them.
Just like the Cubs were up 3-1 on the Marlins....
I really hope we can have this match up again in the 2017 World Series, especially because the Indians will be at full strength (or at least I hope they will). Even with an injured team, the Indians put up a great fight and gave us an exiting World Series in 2016. The cubs are a great challenge and opponent for us and I want to be able to face them again when we have two fully healthy teams. This is our year, for real this time, Tribe rules!!
My favorite part of this clip has always been the 36 seconds of just silence before the 2-2 pitch and the camera panning around to all the fans
Delaney Lonergan cinematic
still gives me chills.
This was the first MLB world series I have ever seen and it did not disappoint.
One of the greatest innings in Cleveland baseball history, despite the result… Guyer’s smash is underrated too
I can’t even watch this without tearing up
This still amazes me
I think fans of both teams can look at this game and feel proud. I'm an Indians fan but I was proud of this team. These guys came from 3 down to tie it against arguably the top closer in the MLB, and in game 7. The game was so even it took extra innings to decide. The cubs deserved it, but the Indians will be ready this year. Best of luck cubs and go tribe.
1995 was difficult, but they went up against 3 tremendous SP'S in glavine, maddux and smoltz. 1997 and 2016 losses really hurt. Had a 2-1 lead in game 7 against the Marlins before Jose Mesa blew the save. 2016 they blew the 3-1 series lead.
As an indians fan, when we were down in the 8th I couldn't watch anymore, I went to sleep super mad, then i woke up and saw the final play, broke my heart, great series but I cant watch videos over the series, I get mad lol
Was there and I was crying/getting lit when this happened
I cry every time😭
I really hope you guys get yours. As a Cubs/Preds/Vols/Titans fan, I know heartbreak all too well. My Dad is a Cleveland fan and he deserves one in his lifetime
Will Riley ✊ respect
@@jackwallenhorst891 Just wondering, did you go to any of the world series games that year? Dad and I were at game 6
Will Riley sadly no. I went to a playoff game against boston that year though
Still gives me chills
This whole bottom half of the 8th inning lives rent free in my head. From Guyers oppo double to Davis’ game tying homer. I root for the dodgers but I’m a baseball fan first and watching this always makes me feel good.
This was the best game of baseball I ever watched, and I've seen a lot of great games. Shame the tribe didn't win, bit I guess the cubs were more overdue than we were, so congrats to them
I remember watching this game with my dad. We are dodger fans but wow this was a game
This still gives me chills watching this! Indians you were so close. Cleveland would have been lit if they won Cavs and Indians same year.
This whole video still gives me chills... especially with Guyer's hit and Rajai's home run.
The Indians fell short but I'll forever love Guyer for his heroics late in this game.
The last seen of the billy goat curse
2 teams that hadn't won in over 50 yrs. at least, going extras in G7, doesn't get any better.
Wow! What a game/series this was.
Single greatest play/moment I've ever experienced as a lifelong Cleveland sports fan......a movie-type moment, that actually happened in real life....
It just doesn’t get any better than THIS baseball game.
I can't believe I missed this World Series!! Awesome game!
I had so many conflicting emotions while watching this inning and this game. I'm a lifelong Tigers fan (No jokes, please. We'll be back sometime in this century.), so the Indians are not my favorite rival. I grew up in west Michigan, so I could get Cubs games on WGN, so they became my favorite National League team. That means I was well aware of their "drought." But I was also aware of the Indians frustrations and, as a baseball historian, I could empathize a little with the Tribe's "drought." And, when Rajai Davis was with the Tigers, he was one of my favorites. So, I couldn't but smile when Rajai tied the game. Just as I did when the Cubbies finally took the Tigers off the hook. Huh? Simply because we were the last team the Cubs BEAT in the Series...in 1908. In fact, they beat us two years in a row in 1907 and 1908. So now, there's someone else they could beat. After all is said and done, though, my congrats to both the Cubs AND the Indians for a great, truly GREAT, World Series.
7:36 Drive into left! At the wall, it's gone! Tie game, Rajai Davis! 6-6!
Flying Eagle TV listen to Matt vasgersions call on that homerun, it still gives me chills today
"DAVIS TO LEFT AND WELL HIT! OH MY!!! IT'S GOOOOOOOOOOOONNNEE!!! SANTA MARIA!!!"
Joe Buck actually said “at the wall” not aaannd
Sam Steger he said aaaand
Alejandro Sanchez He clearly said at the wall
What a tease. I could understand why this loss hurts so bad, because of this comeback.
I’m literally a dodger fan and I still got chills
Camden Dempsay lol same here man. Go Dodgers
Lucky enough to be at this game.....the atmosphere was unreal
Not really a fan of either team but this was hands down the best world series I ever watched. It had just about everything.
One of the best series in a while
Whenever I hear a fellow Red Sox fan state, "I love how we won in 2004 but it wasn't dramatic enough," I will remind them of this game and the storyline for each teams history and then punch them in the schnozzz.
While watching this game, never in my life have I wanted each team to win so badly. It was heartbreaking for me, while joyous. I can't imagine what it would have been like for Indians fans.
Absolutely!
I'm sorry but Cleveland deserved to win this game. Still one helluva series and brings tears to my eyes watching that homer and watching the fans go nuts.
As a Blue Jays fan I feel great for Rajai. He paid his dues in Toronto. I’m glad he had this moment.
Wow chills every time I see this even with the L still a historic moment for CLE
The last bleat of the billy goat.
I live in Chicago and I’m a die hart dodgers fan but I still thoroughly enjoyed this series