Finally!!! Finally a properly done highlight video!! No annoying commentating and no useless history on the players or the plays. Play after play after play! Awesome job!!
Literally jump over a human. 14:46 made me realize how hard a QB job is. Now this isn’t even eye level and it still looks difficult. Look at this vision. Dam Goat QB
@@SDSOverfiend Nice...telling someone to "relax" who did nothing more than offer a factual piece of information in a 100% calm and civil manner. The irony is real.
Also, the missed free throw by Steven Adams to get the rebound and IMMEDIATELY know where Westbrook was to pass it to him was AMAZING. He knew EXACTLY where he was, and they were able to get a shot off from the miss before the other team even knew what happened lol
The Simpson flip really is incredible. Looks like something you'd see in a movie about someone gaining super powers and taking advantage of it by playing football.
@@jessedupere429 *"I don't watch any sports anymore way to political for me ."* Thank you for having principles. People love to say "You'll never get everyone to....". You don't need _everyone._ If only a solid 33% of a business' market simply stopped patronizing/paying/participating/etc. the business would reverse its decision overnight. No business is going to tolerate a sudden 33% drop in revenue.
@@jessedupere429 I don't really follow any sports other than baseball, so how is any of it political? And if there is some politics just ignore it and watch the game
I'm dutch so I don't watch American football, but sometimes rugby is on the tv. Why do they not do this more often? Seems like a sort of rugby play to me?
@ya boi koi no because the kicker recovered it it’ll be the kicking teams ball since the receiving team didn’t recover it. If after a certain distance, I believe 10 yards, the ball isn’t recovered from the kicking team then it’s a live ball and the kicking team can get it for possession. Look up onside kicks for this.
onside kicks are normally done prior to the end of the 4th quarter when you NEED the ball back to either tie the game or win, otherwise you give up possession and lose the game because you simply run out of game time.
My dad and I coincidentally saw that Jerome Simpson jump live when I was in high school and it was unbelievable to see in the moment. It's still good on replay but that initial live reaction - we couldn't believe it.
I thought I was going to end up skimming or closing out this video early, but this video was very well edited. I was hooked on each play back to back without feeling bored. The audio also was well balanced too and didn't have to worry about the next play being too loud or too soft. Just like what drummer386 said a couple months ago.. "Awesome job!!"
@Lemon doge man I have been to a few hockey games(Go Golden Knights) and there is more fighting than actual playing. Its hilarious when the players have to sit in the penalty box and they are complaining.
I had never seen that guy and yes it was evident it was frustration, and it would had been more skilled to grab the ball in the first place instead of fumbling with it.
Right... I pitched all through little league to high school... but when I try to throw left handed it's embarrassing... he threw a rope right to first... crazy!!!
That Randy Moss insanely stupid catch and then hyper improvisational behind the back, over the head, lateral pass to dude is one of the most amazing athletic plays I’ve ever seen
if im not mistaken tho he got flagged for being positioned like that, with his back away from the field on the sideline. remember watching that game live
7:28 I wouldnt call that a "thinkin outside the box" moment because thats just a normal bicycle kick, although very hard to pull off and even more rare to make a shot with it, so satisfying all the same
I think they train with non dominant hand as well just not as extensively. Nonetheless the precision and speed at proplayers throw even with non dominant arm is insane.
11:40 I love the realization of “don’t throw it away don’t throw it AT ALL!” The pure excitement of how creative the play is and how rare of an experience everyone is witnessing.
what I find impressive about this type of compilation is that these are instances where the athlete was consciously processing events, being aware, and exercising willpower (reminds me of the Michael Jordan documentary), rather than most sports reels where they're just operating on pure reflex/instinct/training or something statistically improbable happening by chance... wonder how many videos someone had to sift through
@@benjaminleavy4801 in any sport, feinting is really important, wheither strategically or 1v1. It’s often mind games if you want to juke someone, honnestly I think this guy just doesn’t understand sports. Which is fine i guess
That forward flip where he partially vaults off the other player is amazing. Even if you could practice for a thing like that it'd still be hard to pull off.
The best looking, most successful and well executed play was 'The Philly Special' by the 2017-2018 Eagles. Nick Foles stepped up that year unlike any other backup QB I've ever witnessed. Dude will never pay for a drink or a meal in this city ever again.
If that's true then I'd say its definitely the smartest play I know If the kickoff goes out bound receiving teams ball @ 40 yd line but I didn't know u could u be out of bounds and still be the recipient from the ground and also iakick it to ya never do
1:56 wow, the accuracy to make that ball come back to him exactly where he needed off the rim is impressive. Tiny bit too low or high and it wouldn’t have worked
@@sebasstein7014 Nope, you can see there were only 3 seconds left in the game and they were down by 2 points, so making the foul shot wasn’t going to do them any good. He threw it quickly off the rim to catch people off guard and get the ball right back for the shot. And he executed it perfectly.
@@Pythonzzz executed it perfectly except that "The free throw shooter may not step over the plane of the free throw line until the ball touches the basket ring, backboard or the free throw ends.",
Yeap basically. 4 short highlights of a 16 min clip that isnt american. LOL it should be retitled in american sport history i agree. Also the golf one wasnt even thinking outside the box, it was a lucky play lol.
@@Ranamon9132 The video is titled *thinking* outside the box not outside the box plays so the fact that the golf player thought of that play was outside the box
@@RyZethe2nd no no. He didn’t think about it. He didn’t plan it. It was luck. He even said it was luck. You don’t plan that. So yeah, not supposed to be in this video lol
3:14 AHAHAHA that is by far my favorite! OMG. I love it. That takes some swallowing of your pride to do that, too. All for the team, though! (How ironic that neither of the teammates involved in the play show any appreciation whatsoever. In fact, they walk away like *zombies* - very interesting phenomenon here)
@@Dreybaconjr 👍 Makes sense if they had a discussion. I just wanted people to be aware that the ump raising both hands in that manner is not a safe call (which is lower) but it's a foul call. Thanks for the info.
4:40 😂 Paul O'Neill wasn't thinking out of the box; he was frustrated that his hand-eye coordination stepped out at a bad time and took it out on the ball.
Hell no that was all frustration/anger on that one. I can't say it was specifically that play but he was moving up my list of favorite players before he got to the Yankees. O'Neil was all intensity all the time. I think I've seen him smile about 3 times in 30 years. As much as I didn't like the Yankees I absolutely loved Paul O'Neil and Bernie Williams
@@chrisstoecker7189 As a Yankee fan, Paul O’Neill was my favorite player growing up, and pretty much the only favorite player I’ve ever chosen in any sport. He expected a lot out of himself and didn’t hide his anger when he came up short; he wanted to come through in every big spot, and I love him for it. One of my top 5 favorite sports memories was Game 5 of the 2001 World Series when the crowd started chanting his Paul’s name in the 9th inning, knowing it was his last home game. They gave him the send-off he deserves. My brother’s favorite player was Bernie Williams. And now that I’m in full nostalgia mode, I’m gonna go relive my childhood fandom.
I know just barely enough about sports to be mind-blowed by this. I play video games and love coming up with out of the box ways of outplaying opponents so this brings me so much joy. Personally, outwitting someone unconventionally is so satisfying even if it's not optimal.
The fact that you made a compilation of mostly things I've never seen before is just incredible. I've watched so many compilations like this and yours is truly unique, great work man
@@itbelikethat- nah, the first like 7 min had a lot of clips I’ve never seen. The last half had quite a few that I’ve seen but still, I thought it was kinda wild that I hadn’t witnessed a bunch of the clips before
How does a baseball get lodged into a leather glove so tightly a professional athlete doesn't have the strength to pull out in a reasonable time? I mean I get he nailed it straight too him, but the physics are incredible for that to occur.
Yeah not really, baseball gloves have openings in them that are decently big. A fastball that was pitched at 90ish mph then hit back into the glove at 90ish mph can easily get lodged into a glove if caught in the right spot. Ive seen it happen in my games.
Because they hit the ball harder than the pitchers throw. I don't know Ryan Smith if you ever had the pleasure of catching a baseball at over 100 MPH. The ball getting lodged into the glove happened twice in this video, so the physics isn't that incredible.
@@terrapins Literally not a single individual outside of North America can name a quarterback. Hell some might not even know what a quarterback is you’d be surprised just how irreverent American Football is everywhere else.
You're easily pleased. It's just an offload in rugby league and rugby union. Very standard but there are many spectacular ones like blind no look passes and ones that look impossible.
@@Marcus__Trance no you just have a hard on for rugby. If you know anything about the NFL then you'd know that play from start to finish is very rare and difficult to perform and Moss made it look it easy. That's why it's on this list genius.
@@hilltop565 Since you lowered the tone first I'll stoop to your level. You obviously know Jack about sport in general. It's rare in NFL I agree as I do watch some of it and watch the NFL show on the BBC. But there's no real reason an offload needs to be rare. It was just a basic offload. End of. Seems you have a boner for NFL!
Larry Walker had a great one. He was leading off first when the batter hit a hard ground ball to the first baseman. The first baseman stepped on the bag and threw to second for the tag play. Only problem was, Larry didn't run to second. He just stood there and watched. Then just walked back to first on the throw.
On the second one, there is a brief glimpse of the pitcher's position when F3 has the ball. Can't see it well enough to be certain, but close to a balk.
Great video! Although the dude who ricocheted his golf ball off the other ball wasn’t “thinking outside the box” lol he was just as surprised by it as everyone else 🤣
4:27 NGL, Russ hitting a clutch 3 is probably more impressive than Steven Adam’s intentional FT miss. Steven Adam’s is weirdly REALLY good at hitting the rim for these intentional misses. Also, I remember when Demarcus Cousins hit the BACKBOARD on an intentional miss to grab his own rebound. One of the dumbest things I have EVER seen from a pro baller.
@@brickhouse2265 No, he wasn't. Unfortunately for him, the Westbrick nickname dates back to 2018, something like that. He's shooting poorly since then, at least.
The two golf clips were awesome! First an insane amount of break that I have no clue how she saw and worked the speed and aiming point. Then a crazy lucky Bocci Ball move get the ace!
@@tristan8823 If they are 'Steve Nash-like assists', then they are not 'outside the box thinking plays' as someone else has already done the same thing
Can someone explain 2:09 ? I'm not really a baseball fan (cause no one plays it where i am) so I don't know what happened exactly for this to be considered "outside the box"
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Finally!!! Finally a properly done highlight video!! No annoying commentating and no useless history on the players or the plays. Play after play after play! Awesome job!!
YESSS! I was thinking the exact same thing. JUST LET ME SEE THE DANG CLIPS PLS. So well done
No annoying music
A little explanation on some of these plays would be nice lol
Not really. Says sports history but only shows 3 sports🤦♂️
@@UraSausauge Soccer, baseball, basketball, tennis, golf, hockey... Okay.
I'll never forget that Jerome Simpson flip it was insane
Literally jump over a human. 14:46 made me realize how hard a QB job is. Now this isn’t even eye level and it still looks difficult. Look at this vision. Dam Goat QB
Been done before - Look up Ernest Givins touchdown flip. He did it in the late '80s
@@1983jblack Relax bro.
@@1983jblack it's still cool
@@SDSOverfiend Nice...telling someone to "relax" who did nothing more than offer a factual piece of information in a 100% calm and civil manner. The irony is real.
I’m not a golf fan, but that putt is one of the most impressive things I’ve ever seen in sports.
i had the same reaction, unbelievable - even if it was lucky af
@@faithdzn lucky!?!? There was not a shred of luck involved. She read the green perfectly and made the putt. Skills.
That was one of the best putts I have ever seen.
I've always struggled to understand how someone could be so skilled at golf, the amount of variables you have to consider is ridiculous.
@@dbodooley I am pretty sure the user meant one ball bumping to another.
*has one of the most incredible plays in golf ever*
Commentators: wow… nice.
The call on that one sounds like it was on a highlight, so not in the moment.
To be fair, it was the most exciting thing in golf in over a century.
@@whyyn0tt. dudes programming had no idea how to respond lol
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@@calebgrennell6215 he posted a biblical verse and you respond with hate?
Gerome Simsons front flip was the most underrated play of all time!
@@hahahighfive1498 Thanks 😊 finally a nice comment not trying to argue with me.
@@futur_sunds nOOOOOO. ThAt PlAy WaS LaMe!
@@R.A.W-X7 😂
@@futur_sunds That is not kindness. It's the exact opposite.
@@jbmp1390 How so?
Also, the missed free throw by Steven Adams to get the rebound and IMMEDIATELY know where Westbrook was to pass it to him was AMAZING. He knew EXACTLY where he was, and they were able to get a shot off from the miss before the other team even knew what happened lol
The Simpson flip really is incredible. Looks like something you'd see in a movie about someone gaining super powers and taking advantage of it by playing football.
Probably more of an anime moment
Lil T Rin did a backflip while shooting a 3 point. Nothing else amazes me
american football
Lololll
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As a person who doesnt really watch sports, this is amazing.
Half this list I've seen way better plays that should be on the list. I don't watch any sports anymore way to political for me .
@@jessedupere429 *"I don't watch any sports anymore way to political for me ."*
Thank you for having principles. People love to say "You'll never get everyone to....". You don't need _everyone._ If only a solid 33% of a business' market simply stopped patronizing/paying/participating/etc. the business would reverse its decision overnight.
No business is going to tolerate a sudden 33% drop in revenue.
@@jessedupere429 I don't really follow any sports other than baseball, so how is any of it political? And if there is some politics just ignore it and watch the game
@@dudemanofdude They take a knee whats basically saying they are against freedom to us and the rest of the world.
@@jessedupere429 🤡
3:36 Never gets old. The very definition of situational awareness
I'm dutch so I don't watch American football, but sometimes rugby is on the tv. Why do they not do this more often? Seems like a sort of rugby play to me?
This is a common thing in rugby bro Americans just have lower standards for what's considered a good play
Can you explain 3:13? The ball landed fair, how does blowing it over the foul line change anything?
@@yooowhatupribsthe ball landed within the bases so it's foul. If it was beyond the bases then its fair
@@sparklelee5 ahhhh, gotcha
That onside kick really was brilliant, and it’s something no receiving team would be looking for.
@ya boi koi no because the kicker recovered it it’ll be the kicking teams ball since the receiving team didn’t recover it. If after a certain distance, I believe 10 yards, the ball isn’t recovered from the kicking team then it’s a live ball and the kicking team can get it for possession. Look up onside kicks for this.
Pat McAfee mentioned wanting to do that for a long time. The second he saw that the receiving team put nobody up the middle, he was ready for it.
onside kicks are normally done prior to the end of the 4th quarter when you NEED the ball back to either tie the game or win, otherwise you give up possession and lose the game because you simply run out of game time.
@@Jbreezy42 My main question is not what it is, but why it should considered legitimate.
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My dad and I coincidentally saw that Jerome Simpson jump live when I was in high school and it was unbelievable to see in the moment. It's still good on replay but that initial live reaction - we couldn't believe it.
One of the best plays of the year.
Same! I was out of my seat!
Who Dey! Gotta beat the chiefs! Super bowl here come Bengals.
I can’t even imagine what it was like live
@@ayten3617 as a bengals fan please shut up
I thought I was going to end up skimming or closing out this video early, but this video was very well edited. I was hooked on each play back to back without feeling bored. The audio also was well balanced too and didn't have to worry about the next play being too loud or too soft. Just like what drummer386 said a couple months ago.. "Awesome job!!"
4:45 - Anybody who knew how Paul Oneill played, knows he kicked that ball out of frustration.
Wow I didn't. Also thanks for telling me and 100th like
@Lemon doge man Have you ever seen a hockey game?
@Lemon doge man I have been to a few hockey games(Go Golden Knights) and there is more fighting than actual playing. Its hilarious when the players have to sit in the penalty box and they are complaining.
@Lemon doge man only a single baseball game?
I had never seen that guy and yes it was evident it was frustration, and it would had been more skilled to grab the ball in the first place instead of fumbling with it.
One of the times I've been thoroughly entertained throughout an entire video. Great job
Good job
12:25 the guy's left handed throw is impressive... holy shit
Right... I pitched all through little league to high school... but when I try to throw left handed it's embarrassing... he threw a rope right to first... crazy!!!
haha same here, played little league for years, was on the city's all star team, and i throw like a girl left handed@@johnscustomsaws
That Randy Moss insanely stupid catch and then hyper improvisational behind the back, over the head, lateral pass to dude is one of the most amazing athletic plays I’ve ever seen
Kind of, I don't get why they don't do that all the time, it's just a normal standard play in rugby.
@@Demion83 TOTALLY AGREED
@@Demion83 always wondered if it was against the rules to pass the ball after the initial pass or sumn
@@seussmajor it’s not, it’s just really uncommon because one slip up and it’s a turnover
@@MDAOS when you say slip up, you mean dropping the egg?
The manziel WR trick play is one of my favorites ever. Shan the Man is such an amazing coach when he’s the head coach or offensive coordinator
I'm excited to see what he does with Trey tomorrow
only way Manziel could be successful is with a trick play
@@michaelweston2285 or with a 6'5 monster carrying his poor decision making in college
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if im not mistaken tho he got flagged for being positioned like that, with his back away from the field on the sideline. remember watching that game live
7:28
I wouldnt call that a "thinkin outside the box" moment because thats just a normal bicycle kick, although very hard to pull off and even more rare to make a shot with it, so satisfying all the same
It's some american compilation so the video creator has no clue about soccer
@@olfmombach260
LOL
Yeah but many of these fit that description, like federer's shot between the legs.
@@arthur99mun i was just talkin bout the one
@@Loner0410 this one stands out truly
I can't believe this doesn't include the time a Golden Retriever played basketball.
Or Happy Gilmore's ricochet putt to win the gold jacket!
Greatest moment in professional sports
@Shogun ?
The only time basketball has ever been entertaining.
What about the time Michael Jordan literally stretched his arm out to get a clutch slam dunk?
12:15 when your throwing mechanics are so good and so second-nature to your brain that even your non-dominant hand still throws the ball on-target
I think they train with non dominant hand as well just not as extensively. Nonetheless the precision and speed at proplayers throw even with non dominant arm is insane.
he use to be right handed
Also while in terrible pain
@@uwunetwork used to be left handed*
@@chocobanana9772 most don't at all
11:40 I love the realization of “don’t throw it away don’t throw it AT ALL!” The pure excitement of how creative the play is and how rare of an experience everyone is witnessing.
what I find impressive about this type of compilation is that these are instances where the athlete was consciously processing events, being aware, and exercising willpower (reminds me of the Michael Jordan documentary), rather than most sports reels where they're just operating on pure reflex/instinct/training or something statistically improbable happening by chance... wonder how many videos someone had to sift through
The basketball ones aren't that rare. The throw off the other player inbounds, nutmeg, happen multiple times in a season. Sometimes you just get got.
Except the golf one😂 there is NO WAY he meant to do that
@@benjaminleavy4801 in any sport, feinting is really important, wheither strategically or 1v1. It’s often mind games if you want to juke someone, honnestly I think this guy just doesn’t understand sports. Which is fine i guess
The tennis in-between legs one is also a really common shot and players actually practice it a lot during practice time.
Person who put this together, you the real MVP. Thank you.
It’s almost as impressive as the plays themselves……
That forward flip where he partially vaults off the other player is amazing. Even if you could practice for a thing like that it'd still be hard to pull off.
07:48 with the exception of touching 3rd, this guy straight up went Major League 2 Willie Mayes Hayes/Parkman on Molina
Lol
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I noticed that right away. Crazy that he would be out nowadays instead of being on a highlight video
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The best looking, most successful and well executed play was 'The Philly Special' by the 2017-2018 Eagles. Nick Foles stepped up that year unlike any other backup QB I've ever witnessed. Dude will never pay for a drink or a meal in this city ever again.
Amen
An undrafted running back flipping it to a third string receiver who throws it to a second string quarter back in a Super Bowl on fourth and two.
“The ball was stuck in his glove, so he threw his glove to first!”
😳
That Curry play always makes me laugh because of how completely lost Gortat looks by the end of it.
The execution is marvelous in every play. Super dope video.
The first play was ignorant. They were up 15 and Davis kept the clock stopped.
Manziel was also penalized for taking a position too close to the sideline.
@Keith Joseph it's so they can keep the clock running without getting a shot clock violation 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
@@keithjoseph128 they are burning time off the clock without getting a shot clock violation, fairly obvious, not ignorant, just smart
I think this is the first properly done Highlight Reel video I've seen. A really good highlight video in general. Good job 👍🏼
9:38 What is the technical aspect to catching a kicked ball while out of bounds? What made it a good play?
Since he touched the ball while out of bounds, the kickoff technically counts as out of bounds, so the ball is placed on the 40 yard line.
What would've been him down at the two yard line became an illegal procedure flag. When the kickoff is kicked out of bounds outside the endzone
If that's true then I'd say its definitely the smartest play I know If the kickoff goes out bound receiving teams ball @
40 yd line but I didn't know u could u be out of bounds and still be the recipient from the ground and also iakick it to ya never do
Sorry any body reading my reply I literally am to falling asleep trying to understand basically f it. Mane nighty be Nitecore yo yo ma
6:25 - the ball didn’t even touch the net 😳
He means 6:22
@@nobodynew1621 thanks
Best highlight reel, so good. Every clip was on point 💥👊🏾
Excellent montage! All of these are fun to watch!
7:47 i've seen this play so many times but i've never realized he doesn't touch third
Title should be: Craziest Moments in *american* sports history
Maybe you missed that one clip of the HISPANIC fútbol announcer
1:56 wow, the accuracy to make that ball come back to him exactly where he needed off the rim is impressive. Tiny bit too low or high and it wouldn’t have worked
Seems more like screwing up your first shot unintentionally and saving... It makes no sense to not goal with the first throw after all
@@sebasstein7014 Nope, he needed two or more points, so he intentionally missed. Had he made the first shot they still wouldve been 1 down.
@@sebasstein7014 Nope, you can see there were only 3 seconds left in the game and they were down by 2 points, so making the foul shot wasn’t going to do them any good. He threw it quickly off the rim to catch people off guard and get the ball right back for the shot. And he executed it perfectly.
@@Pythonzzz executed it perfectly except that "The free throw shooter may not step over the plane of the free throw line until the ball touches the basket ring, backboard or the free throw ends.",
@@joey7551 he only moved outside the circle after the ball hit the basket. What's your point?
Not including the Ravens holding everybody to let time to expire to win the game?
shouldve been delay of the game
@@pcberbulu You can’t have delay of game during a live play.😂
@@pcberbulu wtf do you even know how delay of games work😂😂
@@ben3249-x4n I think it was a delay of game. But by rule they couldn’t rewind the clock. Only call the penalty. That’s why it was so smart.
@@pcberbulu what?
7:10 “This is the play that is called hide the midget” my favorite quote of all time
10:30
that blew my mind. great coaching
This was TERRIBLE def....they rushed 3 there's no reason buddy should be that wide open down field
@@Djatrak03 yeah that’s true
easily the best great play montage I've seen on youtube. nice work.
You haven't seen much TH-cam then I'm assuming lol
What an awesome and unique collection of plays! A lot of great ones here!
3:12 is my favorite. I guess one can say he really blew it on this play.....
What happened in that play? I'm confused.
@@skandol8650 a foul ball since it crossed the line
@@BruceWaynesFactory oh ok 🤔 I thought it could bounce in and go out.....😅 imma stick to football and basketball.
@@skandol8650 it can if it stay fair past 1st or 3rd bases
@@skandol8650 He blew the ball foul and the runner was correctly called safe at first base since what he did is against the rules.
Never realized Piscotty missed third til now.
Right!!
lol pisscotty
Yeah same!
prwtty sure thats chris coglen
@@nida.cristian says piscotty on his jersey lol
I have never laughed so devishley in my life. Thank you, thank you for this compilation. This was fantastic and you have a new subscriber.
this mf said devishley
16 minutes of greatness there!! Fantastic plays.
Thanks for putting that together!
I'm so over stimulated from watching all these amazing plays.
Nice video 👍
Correction:
Craziest "Thinking Outside the Box"
Moments in *American* Sport History
There were a few clips of foreing ones
You need to watch the video again
Yeap basically. 4 short highlights of a 16 min clip that isnt american. LOL it should be retitled in american sport history i agree. Also the golf one wasnt even thinking outside the box, it was a lucky play lol.
@@Ranamon9132 The video is titled *thinking* outside the box not outside the box plays so the fact that the golf player thought of that play was outside the box
@@RyZethe2nd no no. He didn’t think about it. He didn’t plan it. It was luck. He even said it was luck. You don’t plan that. So yeah, not supposed to be in this video lol
This is amazing. Best sports video I’ve ever seen
This was a great compilation, well done whoever made it
A lot of great plays but I’m most amazed by the pitcher throwing out the runner using his left hand.
Kinda interested to know what the damage was on his right arm
Seriously, guy throws better with his off arm than 99.9% of people with their dominant arm
Just highlights, perfect 🙏. No annoying commentary over the top from someone who wants to make it about them and just letting us watch and enjoy. 👍
What a great compilation ! Thanks for posting.
I love how the punter / holder went into the position he goes to when making holding the ball for a field goal
Great video. Well done. Remember seeing a few of these live.
3:14 AHAHAHA that is by far my favorite! OMG. I love it. That takes some swallowing of your pride to do that, too. All for the team, though! (How ironic that neither of the teammates involved in the play show any appreciation whatsoever. In fact, they walk away like *zombies* - very interesting phenomenon here)
Notice that the ump called the base runner safe because it was an illegal move by the fielder. That’s why his teammates didn’t get excited.
@@patrickdaly5068 that's what I thought. You can push a ball foul. Stupid
@@patrickdaly5068 No... that was not a safe call. That motion by the home plate umpire signals "foul ball." It was a foul.
@@tadimages1 when that happened the umps discussed it and said that it was illegal. They gave the batter first base
@@Dreybaconjr 👍 Makes sense if they had a discussion. I just wanted people to be aware that the ump raising both hands in that manner is not a safe call (which is lower) but it's a foul call. Thanks for the info.
Pat McAfee recovery his own onside kick is still the greatest one on the list
How does it work
@@jakeorris2745 as long as the ball goes at least ten yards anyone can grab it. It’s super risky tho
Every other sport: "Oh wow! What a play!! That was amazing!"
Football: "GOOOOOOAAAAAAAAAAA-"
You mean soccer? That boring shit.
NFL is football.
0:37 When Rambo is your assistant coach
0:58 YES, that "Uh-oh". That makes the clip a whole.
Great highlight reel! ✨ epic 😎
7:47 Whoa!! Superman!! 😲
(Hey, why no slow-mo replay there?🤦♂️ I'll have to do one for myself using speed setting)
I don’t follow basketball a lot but those plays by the kings were so cool
As a kings fan, who also likes the 9ers and the giants, thats cool to hear
Great video. A lot of this stuff I've never seen before.
4:40 😂 Paul O'Neill wasn't thinking out of the box; he was frustrated that his hand-eye coordination stepped out at a bad time and took it out on the ball.
Hell no that was all frustration/anger on that one. I can't say it was specifically that play but he was moving up my list of favorite players before he got to the Yankees. O'Neil was all intensity all the time. I think I've seen him smile about 3 times in 30 years. As much as I didn't like the Yankees I absolutely loved Paul O'Neil and Bernie Williams
@@chrisstoecker7189 As a Yankee fan, Paul O’Neill was my favorite player growing up, and pretty much the only favorite player I’ve ever chosen in any sport. He expected a lot out of himself and didn’t hide his anger when he came up short; he wanted to come through in every big spot, and I love him for it. One of my top 5 favorite sports memories was Game 5 of the 2001 World Series when the crowd started chanting his Paul’s name in the 9th inning, knowing it was his last home game. They gave him the send-off he deserves.
My brother’s favorite player was Bernie Williams. And now that I’m in full nostalgia mode, I’m gonna go relive my childhood fandom.
I know just barely enough about sports to be mind-blowed by this. I play video games and love coming up with out of the box ways of outplaying opponents so this brings me so much joy. Personally, outwitting someone unconventionally is so satisfying even if it's not optimal.
Loved this! Man, I love for Thinking outside the Box !!!
Great vid thanks for making my day
3:24 I've seen before and the quick thinking here never fails to amaze me
I enjoyed every second of this!
The fact that you made a compilation of mostly things I've never seen before is just incredible. I've watched so many compilations like this and yours is truly unique, great work man
you being sarcastic?
@@itbelikethat- nah, the first like 7 min had a lot of clips I’ve never seen. The last half had quite a few that I’ve seen but still, I thought it was kinda wild that I hadn’t witnessed a bunch of the clips before
@@itbelikethat- apparently they need to watch more TH-cam
How does a baseball get lodged into a leather glove so tightly a professional athlete doesn't have the strength to pull out in a reasonable time? I mean I get he nailed it straight too him, but the physics are incredible for that to occur.
Yeah not really, baseball gloves have openings in them that are decently big. A fastball that was pitched at 90ish mph then hit back into the glove at 90ish mph can easily get lodged into a glove if caught in the right spot. Ive seen it happen in my games.
It’s not that you can’t get it out it’s just faster to throw the glove
Switch your gun its faster than reloading
Because they hit the ball harder than the pitchers throw. I don't know Ryan Smith if you ever had the pleasure of catching a baseball at over 100 MPH. The ball getting lodged into the glove happened twice in this video, so the physics isn't that incredible.
now that was a highlight reel!! good job
6:05 I'm more into basketball but damn! Didn't know you could do that in baseball. Both clever and savage.
6:17 Cleanest dunk I’ve ever seen
It barely touched the net. Wow.
Totally amazing. Thank you for that.
3:43 was a beautiful thing!
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Craziest "Thinking outside the Box" Moments in American Sports History*
America runs sports
@@terrapins Lmao the most popular sport in the globe is European football what are you talking about
Cry about it
@@terrapins Literally not a single individual outside of North America can name a quarterback. Hell some might not even know what a quarterback is you’d be surprised just how irreverent American Football is everywhere else.
@@drewburns246 yet millions watch it. Stfu and cry about it.
This is a great highlight video
That Randy moss flip at 3:50 was fantastic. Talk about doing whatever it takes to win… greatness!
You're easily pleased. It's just an offload in rugby league and rugby union. Very standard but there are many spectacular ones like blind no look passes and ones that look impossible.
@@Marcus__Trance no you just have a hard on for rugby. If you know anything about the NFL then you'd know that play from start to finish is very rare and difficult to perform and Moss made it look it easy. That's why it's on this list genius.
@@hilltop565 Since you lowered the tone first I'll stoop to your level. You obviously know Jack about sport in general. It's rare in NFL I agree as I do watch some of it and watch the NFL show on the BBC. But there's no real reason an offload needs to be rare. It was just a basic offload. End of. Seems you have a boner for NFL!
@@Marcus__Trance exactly what I was thinking
Larry Walker had a great one. He was leading off first when the batter hit a hard ground ball to the first baseman. The first baseman stepped on the bag and threw to second for the tag play. Only problem was, Larry didn't run to second. He just stood there and watched. Then just walked back to first on the throw.
A great mix of Ultra HD and 140P sports clips 👏
Ozzie Guillen getting "hidden ball trick" caught twice on first base 13:06
Well, in his defense, Bergman caught a number of guys not paying attention with the hidden ball trick.
On the second one, there is a brief glimpse of the pitcher's position when F3 has the ball. Can't see it well enough to be certain, but close to a balk.
Great video! Although the dude who ricocheted his golf ball off the other ball wasn’t “thinking outside the box” lol he was just as surprised by it as everyone else 🤣
Golf isn't a sport
@@borris3768 Hey! The commenter you are replying to did not say golf was a sport! But thanks for your lame opinion!
@@bradykennedy7331 golf isn't a sport
Great video
That left handed throw from the pitcher was by far the best as far as talent, iq, and reaction time.
Agreed. Dang was that a rocket for the “weak hand”.
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0:46 MLB be liked “tag you’re it”😂
please make a part two but include more sports please. More hockey, tennis, golf, and all that. This was still a great video though
4:27 NGL, Russ hitting a clutch 3 is probably more impressive than Steven Adam’s intentional FT miss. Steven Adam’s is weirdly REALLY good at hitting the rim for these intentional misses.
Also, I remember when Demarcus Cousins hit the BACKBOARD on an intentional miss to grab his own rebound. One of the dumbest things I have EVER seen from a pro baller.
Westbrick is a nickname from this season. Before this year he was known for being decent at the 3 line
@@brickhouse2265 No, he wasn't. Unfortunately for him, the Westbrick nickname dates back to 2018, something like that. He's shooting poorly since then, at least.
The two golf clips were awesome! First an insane amount of break that I have no clue how she saw and worked the speed and aiming point. Then a crazy lucky Bocci Ball move get the ace!
One of the most entertaining TH-cam videos iv ever seen. Well done, sir!
Moss’s lateral will always be one of my favorite heads up plays in football.
LeBron James passes the ball.
TH-camr: Now that’s thinking outside the box
It was the flair he added while doing it. Steve Nash-like assists.
@@tristan8823 nah
@@tristan8823 If they are 'Steve Nash-like assists', then they are not 'outside the box thinking plays' as someone else has already done the same thing
@@tristan8823 when you use someone else as a descriptor towards an "outside-the-box play", its not really outside of the box, is it?
11:39 "Don't throw it away DON'T THROW IT AT ALL!" is one of my favorite all-time calls.
These are absolutely amazing. Imma basketball guy myself. But i can appreciate the genius of any sport.
Can someone explain 2:09 ? I'm not really a baseball fan (cause no one plays it where i am) so I don't know what happened exactly for this to be considered "outside the box"
The pitcher faked out the batter. Certain pitches, if the batter doesn't swing its considered a strike.
Magic Johnson had some great plays which would be a fine addition to this collection!
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