That and "WOW". Not too many "DO YOU BELIEVE IN MIRACLES? YES!". That an Al Michaels original. No other sportscasters wanna touch that masterpiece. And in soccer it's "HE SCORES!". That's because they don't score that often in soccer.
@M if you hate baseball so much why are you even bothering to watch? Do you come here just to talk shit? Like most everything else in this world, whether a person likes a sport, or not is completely subjective. It is monumentally immature, not to mention literally impossible to attempt to quantify the merits of one, or the other. Anyone who attempts to do so in order to sway another person's opinion is honestly a complete moron..
@@mattpotter6807 This is NOT Cricket. It's actually a DIFFERENT game and the ball is also DIFFERENT. The players that play baseball and cricket are both humans and they are both athletes with skills. To think that one is somehow superior to another is an IDIOT mentality. lol
How can they not include "The Catch" by Willie Mays in the 1954 World Series, which is still considered the greatest catch ever. He caught the ball over his head about 425 ft from home plate after running 115 ft and took only 1.3 seconds from making the catch to making The Throw, back into the infield to prevent the runner on second from scoring. At the time it was the 8th inning with score tied at 2. Not only was it an incredible catch and incredible throw, the context was critical in the game, which is why it's remembered 66 years later. So it's mind boggling how it was not included in this video, IMHO.
In all honesty, both of Jim Edmonds' catches in center running with his back to the plate and diving headlong for the ball were more spectacular. And while I've never seen anything more of Mays' throw than how he releases it, that wasn't exactly textbook. He didn't throw it on a line; he was killing pigeons. But yeah, taken in historical context, it might be the most famous catch ever made.
Or Devon White's play in the '92 WS in aforementioned Mays style which caused a double play and nearly a triple play. How bout Pillar's home run stealing catch on Jackie Robinson Day in 2015 ? I was with my kid to see that one the fans gave him a 5 minute ovation because it reminded them of Devon White catch.
While that was an incredible play, I think this is mostly about the catch itself, like diving catches, ridiculous jumps, Donaldson diving in between stuff, etc. there have been plenty of over the head catches like Jim Edmonds’ but you are correct, none were more important plays than that of Willie Mays, which was less impressive because of the catch itself, more impressive because of the context, run, throw, stadium, stuff like that. But I still think that should’ve been in the video.
As a Giants fan who loves Gregor Blanco's catch in Matt Cain's perfecto as well, I agree. Wise's catch is amongst the greatest ever, if only for the situation it occurred in.
If you've ever ran down a shot to center, you know how hard a catch that was for McRae. If you've never done so, trust that it was. Unreal hand eye and lucky his back wasn't jacked up after that one.
Kierden Freeburn Is it that chill up there? I'm in Texas and the fans down here are unbelievable! They would have said he was showboating or something to take away from a play like this from the apposing team. Anyway, good stuff. Keep it classy Philly! If ya ever need anything let me know cause y'all sound like good people
If you believe that catch was awesome, then you would believe that all catches in cricket are awesome because all fielders,except for the wicket keeper, only catch with their bare hands and cricket balls are much harder than baseballs. Believe me.
I think the ball actually hit the ground as he fell. There is a moment where you can see his hand flat with palm down, palm on ball, ball on the turf. Not a legit catch.
@@xrandy11 ...They make catches better than that every day now. Watch Sports Center top ten.And so what it was made in a World Series. It doesn't make it any better of a catch.
You have seen all catches since 1900 to say puckets was the greatest of all time? Why do you make a fool of yourself by saying something so stupid and wrong?
Ken Griffey senior Yanks red Sox 9th inning Griffey goes over left field wall and Rob's a 3 run Homer score was6_4 Yanks so that ended the game if he missed it red Sox go up 7_4 what a catch
I have been a baseball fan for more than 70 years; THE iconic catch of ALL-TIME is the one Willie Mays made in the Polo Grounds; no outfielder has EVER gone as far to make a play like that.
How can you have a greatest baseball catches and not have Ozzie Smith??? He wrote the book on how to play shortstop. He was and will always be the Wizard
Eric Chavez’s is sick. Sliding catch into your own team’s dugout, to emerge to not only the ump running up and immediately validating your phenomenal play, but the crowd ROARING at your badassery.
Didi's catch was unreal. Playing the ball when it is directly overhead is one of the most difficult to gauge; and to make the adjustment lowering his body with enough control. Awesome athletics.
This is a display of talent but it’s also a display of trying as absolutely hard as you can. There is something very noble about doing everything in your power for your team.
This is a great collection. I kept thinking the last one couldn’t be topped, and then it would be. I would say Alomar’s was the best. Catchers have to go backwards and deal with equipment. But immense respect for all of these.
Center field at the old Polo Grounds was 455 ft. Not only did Mays go back about 100 ft to make the catch, he spun around and made a solid throw to the infield to hold the runners.
Not only that, that catch was in game 1 of the Series against the then-Cleveland Indians who had won 111 games in the 154 game season. The Giants went on to sweep the Indians. One has to wonder whether they would’ve been swept had Willie not made that amazing catch and throw.
Can't help but wonder how it is possible to leave out Bo Jackson; playing for the Royals, climbed the outfield wall and made a run saving catch. It. Was. Insane.
While the catch wasn't all that great, it's the running up the wall the way he did was jaw dropping. But I do believe that Bo made the greatest catch of all time when he turned into superman and launched himself about 20 feet to catch a line drive headed for the gap. I've never seen another player even attempt something like that, but since Bo had a habit of making great plays look routine, that,s the only reason why he is not on this video.
@@Tboy439 I can only remember one player making a similar flying catch, Andruw Jones. He played for the Braves; Tommy Glavin was pitching. The hitter had connected pretty well in a high fly ball over Tommy's head. Where the camera spanned, there was no one there, and the ball was coming in for a landing. From the left, off screen, here comes Jones, airborne, making a gorgeous diving catch. The look on Glavin's face was priceless; eyes as wide as saucers, mouthing the word W-O-W. It's etched in my brain.
One of the best catches I have ever seen was by Hechavarria against the Royals when he vertical for an absolute screaming line drive. From my POV it looked like he went 6 feet straight in the air. I have seen some amazing catches in baseball but that one ranks towards the top of list for me. Lightening fast reflexes and uncanny athletic ability.
I knew a Canadian who was drafted to play pro baseball, football and ice hockey. His first love was baseball and he was offered a minor league contract but turned it down. He claimed that the depth of talent in pro baseball was so incredible that in spite of his talent he was not convinced that he could ever reach the majors. These catches just affirm how deeply that talent reserve runs.
I grew up watching Mike Schmidt at third base. One of his best was a foul ball in the stands - Schmitty caught both the ball and a fan's cap! As Richie Ashburn would say, "Hard to believe, Harry."
You never see a "best plays ever" without at least one of those on there. I don't know how a catch like that is impossible. You simply cannot see the ball. The Gary Matthews Jr catch should also be on there. The first on this video is borderline routine
Mays made a truly remarkable catch with his back to the infield but what made it even more spectacular was his throw back to the infield to keep the runners from tagging up and advancing.
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@@womp47 Lmao
Jim Edmonds didn't make part one so, no dice.
Nahhh
there can't be a part 2, these were the greatest catches in history or is part 2 the 2nd greatest catches in history?
"are you kidding me?" -Every announcer, ever.
I don't believe folks. You will not see that again in 1000 years😂
MANCHESTER UNITED it’s not your fault that people like baseball more than they like soccer so just stop going over to videos and saying that
A catch without a glove...unheard of
That and "WOW". Not too many "DO YOU BELIEVE IN MIRACLES? YES!". That an Al Michaels original. No other sportscasters wanna touch that masterpiece. And in soccer it's "HE SCORES!". That's because they don't score that often in soccer.
@M if you hate baseball so much why are you even bothering to watch? Do you come here just to talk shit? Like most everything else in this world, whether a person likes a sport, or not is completely subjective. It is monumentally immature, not to mention literally impossible to attempt to quantify the merits of one, or the other. Anyone who attempts to do so in order to sway another person's opinion is honestly a complete moron..
Bruh i dont even play or watch baseball but im still watching this at 3am lol
me at 2am rn haha
Every video...
Same
1 year later and 2 other people are watching this at 3 am what a world someone commented 9 mins ago
3.20 helll
Imagine how many incredible plays we never saw because television wasn't invented yet...
IMAGINE!
honestly although there were surely godlike plays, the best athletes on earth are alive rn
There was film reels of games in the past as well as radio
@@S.K.R.E.Inc. not all of them dawg
And how many ridiculous errors we never saw!
i like how you never showed the thumbnail play
This idiot actually hearted the comment as if he did a cool thing
@@ultimatesportstv1555 lol
i was agitated when i saw the comment. and felt a hue of rage pass over me when i saw OP hearted it.
More based than baseball
Thats called clickbait😔
I love how they're all nonchalant after making those phenomenal catches.
Rule #1 of hustling: Act like you've been here before.
wow ive seen your channel you make great videos
3:43 The human bullfrog
I want to like this but I can't ruin the number
You are speaking jibberish
Damn I miss 90's baseball when everyone was juiced and coked out.
But now people need to have skill.
@@bagofgroceries you need skill, steroids or not. They dont give you hand eye coordination.
JUDGEDREY did you say.... juice🥺🤧
JUDGEDREY - my excuse- I got married in the eighties
Oh my god this hilarious
0:33 is the BEST. Barehanded heading away barely able to see the ball. Amazing.
@Vitality Massage compared to cricket these catches look so easy
@@pavanwadhera6298 Oh balderdash!
Cricket catches every day
@@mattpotter6807 This is NOT Cricket. It's actually a DIFFERENT game and the ball is also DIFFERENT. The players that play baseball and cricket are both humans and they are both athletes with skills. To think that one is somehow superior to another is an IDIOT mentality. lol
Mission Passed Respect +
That David Wright catch blows my mind every time.
3:09 I legit thought the announcer was about to say "Ed Sheeran!"
😂
@Penelope heva
How can they not include "The Catch" by Willie Mays in the 1954 World Series, which is still considered the greatest catch ever. He caught the ball over his head about 425 ft from home plate after running 115 ft and took only 1.3 seconds from making the catch to making The Throw, back into the infield to prevent the runner on second from scoring. At the time it was the 8th inning with score tied at 2. Not only was it an incredible catch and incredible throw, the context was critical in the game, which is why it's remembered 66 years later. So it's mind boggling how it was not included in this video, IMHO.
In all honesty, both of Jim Edmonds' catches in center running with his back to the plate and diving headlong for the ball were more spectacular. And while I've never seen anything more of Mays' throw than how he releases it, that wasn't exactly textbook. He didn't throw it on a line; he was killing pigeons. But yeah, taken in historical context, it might be the most famous catch ever made.
Or Devon White's play in the '92 WS in aforementioned Mays style which caused a double play and nearly a triple play. How bout Pillar's home run stealing catch on Jackie Robinson Day in 2015 ? I was with my kid to see that one the fans gave him a 5 minute ovation because it reminded them of Devon White catch.
While that was an incredible play, I think this is mostly about the catch itself, like diving catches, ridiculous jumps, Donaldson diving in between stuff, etc. there have been plenty of over the head catches like Jim Edmonds’ but you are correct, none were more important plays than that of Willie Mays, which was less impressive because of the catch itself, more impressive because of the context, run, throw, stadium, stuff like that. But I still think that should’ve been in the video.
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My first thought, quickly followed by no D'Wayne Wise going over the wall to preserve Buehrle's perfect game?
Dewayne Wise's catch to save Buehrle's perfect game has to be up there, but these were all amazing.
As a Giants fan who loves Gregor Blanco's catch in Matt Cain's perfecto as well, I agree. Wise's catch is amongst the greatest ever, if only for the situation it occurred in.
i dont even know the basic rules of baseball but i still watch these
Lol
Watch Jomboy. You won't be disappointed.
Even if you don't know shit about baseball I highly recommend his channel.
@@adamparlett8257 agreed jomboy is a legend
5:24 I don't think I could catch a ball at that angle cause I would be too scared of getting hit in the face
Neku? Is that you?
I feel like these moments are underappreciated
They really are to.
And people say baseballs boring.
Tropic Sciurus exactly
They don't practice catchibg as much so they should tho lolol
Ok you opinion
Apparently there wasn't a single AMAZING, great catch prior to the year 2002
I think a couple of these were in the '90s, but good point.
I'm sure that one from Hal McRae was from the 80s
@@kimberlyfoust2815 That was Brian McRae - 90s.
The Mays Catch 1954 WS was one for the ages, The Endy Chavez catch of the 2006 NLCS playoffs robbing a homerun was another unbelievable catch.
I've seen that catch at 5:36 a million times and it never gets old.
when i was 4 i played. i ran to 3rd base instead of 1st base lol
That's amazing XD
that must have been embarrassing...
Smiley skittleface i did it too
Smiley skittleface lol... Funny 😁
Smiley skittleface I ran around the bases twice while they were loaded
If you've ever ran down a shot to center, you know how hard a catch that was for McRae.
If you've never done so, trust that it was.
Unreal hand eye and lucky his back wasn't jacked up after that one.
My favorite plays are when they make a great play but then keep a straight face
Good stuff by the Phillie fans @3:19!!! That is the most class I have seen from fans in a long time! That actually warmed my heart a lil bit.
That's flowers D Armstrong
D Armstrong I'm a big phillies fan cause I live in Philly
Denise Zimmerman Flowers? Forgive me I'm old
Kierden Freeburn Is it that chill up there? I'm in Texas and the fans down here are unbelievable! They would have said he was showboating or something to take away from a play like this from the apposing team. Anyway, good stuff. Keep it classy Philly! If ya ever need anything let me know cause y'all sound like good people
So i guess you've never went to Busch Stadium... lol!
That bare hand grab by David Wright--DAMN--THAT was awesome!!
If you believe that catch was awesome, then you would believe that all catches in cricket are awesome because all fielders,except for the wicket keeper, only catch with their bare hands and cricket balls are much harder than baseballs. Believe me.
@@rootangent5607 apples and oranges dude. are they diving and catching over their heads on EVERY ONE as you compare?
@@TheClimberbob1 heaps of times, check it out.
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I think the ball actually hit the ground as he fell. There is a moment where you can see his hand flat with palm down, palm on ball, ball on the turf. Not a legit catch.
David Wright was a pure delight for all baseball fans around the world, including me a Blue Jays fan, and he will ALWAYS be~~ Captain America~
How can you possibly have this video without Kirby's '91 World Series Game 6 catch up against the plexiglass? Greatest of all time!
Not only that no Willie Mays with "The Catch". BS list for sure.
@@xrandy11 ...It's the most hyped catch of all time, but players make those kind of plays routinely now.
@@Tboy439 uhhhh nope! It was made during a world series and has it's own Wikipedia entry. Not routine at all.
@@xrandy11 ...They make catches better than that every day now. Watch Sports Center top ten.And so what it was made in a World Series. It doesn't make it any better of a catch.
You have seen all catches since 1900 to say puckets was the greatest of all time? Why do you make a fool of yourself by saying something so stupid and wrong?
I think a few decades of great catches were forgotten about here.
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@goose yup. And I was also thinking 69 world series 7th inning 2 outs.
Anyone else waiting for a Griffey catch at the warning tracks at full speed?
Ken Griffey senior Yanks red Sox 9th inning Griffey goes over left field wall and Rob's a 3 run Homer score was6_4 Yanks so that ended the game if he missed it red Sox go up 7_4 what a catch
7_6
that mets right fielder play where he scoops it up tosses it forward and still catches it is just plain awesome
*center fielder
@@elgiacomo Oh so sorry for my typos
3:01 who herd that moan lol
Lol
Thank you 😂
I think it was a seagull
Lol
XD I DID
4:10 dang that's some loyalty right there!
I love that the home crowd is cheering for the away team in some of these.
They recognize greatness when they see it.
I just love the glove on head bewilderment from the pitcher
I have been a baseball fan for more than 70 years; THE iconic catch of ALL-TIME is the one Willie Mays made in the Polo Grounds; no outfielder has EVER gone as far to make a play like that.
The over-the-shoulder basket catch? That was the most stylish catch ever.
Mays was a hero of mine growing up. Him and Ernie Banks.
@@dalethelander3781 damn, Ernie Banks, that's REAL baseball
@@LIONTAMER3D The realist!
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damn, these are some magnificent catches! I play cricket, and baseball has always intrigued me. These catches were a pleasure to watch!
Adhiyaman Karuppuselvam cricket? Wtf
@@amayapapaya1690 jus chillax
How can you have a greatest baseball catches and not have Ozzie Smith??? He wrote the book on how to play shortstop. He was and will always be the Wizard
Kevin Mitchell? Bo Jackson? Jim Edmonds? Willie Mays? Ken Griffey Jr.?
come on, man!
dae giovanni don't forget tori Hunter as well
Nolan Arenado
Tommie Agee: 2 great catches in the World Series. 1969 I think. Correct me if I'm wrong.
Puckett
Dwight Evans
7:20 you know it's a good catch when Derek Jeter says "wow" to it
Ha
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Patrick Kavanaugh II
Whatever
MANCHESTER UNITED yo I see you on every sports video bitching about how America doesn’t like soccer 😂😂 find a hobby dude
Some very incredible catches! But I do think that you should’ve had some of Andrew jones’ plays he made a lot of amazing plays!
As cricket fan i love bare hand catches over with glove any time
I love the catch, the guy who take with non glove hand
I feel like, making Derek jeter say "wow" is probably the biggest honor of most players lives
I instantly recognized Jeter and then I saw him say wow and literally said "Wait is that actually Derek Jeter??" I didn't believe it 🤣🤣🤣
Never underestimate the power of an outfielder. So happy to be a right fielder
The last one where Jeter got robbed is cool, you can tell how much he appreciates that play in the moment
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You wouldn't be a Red Sox fan by chance, would you?
It’s now that I know why it’s really beneficial to do ballet or other stuff like that in sports.
Jim Edmonds literally jumped back to the ball and still caught it mid air
Jim Edmonds with Anaheim vs the royals? Thats the greatest ever
Eric Chavez’s is sick. Sliding catch into your own team’s dugout, to emerge to not only the ump running up and immediately validating your phenomenal play, but the crowd ROARING at your badassery.
3:32 When your jumping catch is so good, the opposing team's crowd gives you raucous cheers and applause.
Didi's catch was unreal. Playing the ball when it is directly overhead is one of the most difficult to gauge; and to make the adjustment lowering his body with enough control. Awesome athletics.
He overran it though, so it wasn’t that amazing if he could outrun it.
"History" sure doesn't go back in time very far, does it.
Nothing from Brooks Robinson or Ozzie Newsom...
@@medotorg2720 Exactly. And nothing captured in black and white video or film. Short Attention-Span Theater
how about "the catch" LOL. Talk about missing the obvious. Then there's Ozzie Smith.
Derek saying wow at the end had me rolling 😂
This is a display of talent but it’s also a display of trying as absolutely hard as you can. There is something very noble about doing everything in your power for your team.
The Eric Chavez is one of the finest plays I've ever seen.
2:34 wtf was the left fielder doing
He didn't see the ball
He didn't know where the ball was
It happens
This is a great collection. I kept thinking the last one couldn’t be topped, and then it would be. I would say Alomar’s was the best. Catchers have to go backwards and deal with equipment. But immense respect for all of these.
Great video. Fantastic job, with the slo-motion replays. Thanks.
Center field at the old Polo Grounds was 455 ft. Not only did Mays go back about 100 ft to make the catch, he spun around and made a solid throw to the infield to hold the runners.
Not only that, that catch was in game 1 of the Series against the then-Cleveland Indians who had won 111 games in the 154 game season. The Giants went on to sweep the Indians. One has to wonder whether they would’ve been swept had Willie not made that amazing catch and throw.
Can't help but wonder how it is possible to leave out Bo Jackson; playing for the Royals, climbed the outfield wall and made a run saving catch. It. Was. Insane.
He made the catch before getting to the wall. It was good, but not great. OF course, a lot of these aren't really great either.
@@rapid13 Sorry. I still love that.
While the catch wasn't all that great, it's the running up the wall the way he did was jaw dropping. But I do believe that Bo made the greatest catch of all time when he turned into superman and launched himself about 20 feet to catch a line drive headed for the gap. I've never seen another player even attempt something like that, but since Bo had a habit of making great plays look routine, that,s the only reason why he is not on this video.
@@Tboy439 I can only remember one player making a similar flying catch, Andruw Jones. He played for the Braves; Tommy Glavin was pitching. The hitter had connected pretty well in a high fly ball over Tommy's head. Where the camera spanned, there was no one there, and the ball was coming in for a landing. From the left, off screen, here comes Jones, airborne, making a gorgeous diving catch. The look on Glavin's face was priceless; eyes as wide as saucers, mouthing the word W-O-W. It's etched in my brain.
@@waningmooncancer9628 ...I've seen both catches, and trust me, Bo's was far more athletic, and close to super human. Have you seen it?
a play so good, the opposing team buys you a beer
My biggest flex is knowing Hechavarria 3:13
3:04 are we also not gonna talk about that pitch movement lmao
Ozzie Smith is laughing at this collection. Spraying his drink absolutely everywhere.
Too bad you couldn't get footage of Ron Swoboda's catch in the 1969 World Series with Tom Seaver pitching. It was insane.
The Swaboda catch was better than any that this idiot has on this dumb video
One of the best catches I have ever seen was by Hechavarria against the Royals when he vertical for an absolute screaming line drive. From my POV it looked like he went 6 feet straight in the air. I have seen some amazing catches in baseball but that one ranks towards the top of list for me. Lightening fast reflexes and uncanny athletic ability.
Willie Mays catch in 1954 in the series still tops any of these with maybe the exception of the one made by the catcher at 5:40.
Jim Edmonds made a half dozen better catches.
Amazing how athletic they are!
The greatest catches in MLB history have come from Phillies player Jean Segura. That guy has seriously caught the ball halfway upside down before.
I don't know about (of all time), but these were some great catches.
I knew a Canadian who was drafted to play pro baseball, football and ice hockey. His first love was baseball and he was offered a minor league contract but turned it down. He claimed that the depth of talent in pro baseball was so incredible that in spite of his talent he was not convinced that he could ever reach the majors. These catches just affirm how deeply that talent reserve runs.
It is because the Dominican Republic exists.
0:35 is one of the most bizarre plays I’ve ever seen. Incredible catch too!
My favourite baseball quote is..
“HECHAVARIA!!”
Lol
3:09
Go Bananas ssb
Who remembers the Ozzie Smith catch after it ricocheted off the mound. Greatest catch ever no question about it
It's the 1st thing l said! Ozzies catch and then Willie's catch.
No Ozzie or Willie lol
Missed Mickey's World Series catch in 1956.
Was it on film?
Not only that they missed Willie May's "The Catch". This list sucks.
I could watch clips like this all day long!!!
I really love this amazing catching that's why I watch it again & again. Lots of love from Top Baseball Reviews...
1:12 I was at this game. Gotta miss vintage Harvey.
lagares healthy was making insane plays every night
Where's Dewayne Wise's catch to save a perfect game at the wall?
he's black so no 1 cares
Dude ur so racist
@@meyersboys2 no you're racist and you also hate LGTB, y you're so hateful?
@@youtubeuser206 bruh
@@youtubeuser206 f u dude gtfo
7:01 ichiro like "okay imma tag, but im deffo watching unbelievable shit..."
that was an amazing catch for sure
Brandon Phillips did something incredible every time he took the field.
Sucks his hitting didn't let him stay in the show. guy was a walking stunt bonus in the field.
the things we do to catch a baseball!
Samantha Brown Yeah the thing we do like break are bones catch it, fly so high catch it,back flip catch it, just do a dance CATCH IT
Cards for life bro
@@juiceboxjr2577 go cubs go
Daniel S these people make money might as well hurt themselves if they can get paid more playing well for a different team.
cards forever
0:35 the MLB Odell catch
Deagan The lemon lol
0:55 who is that?
A7X Venom David wright 3b for the mets right now he is on the dl.
80# Rapsportking LG Thanks
Deagan The lemon im not deagan the l ed mon
That was a good catch from second base in the first part of the video
I grew up watching Mike Schmidt at third base. One of his best was a foul ball in the stands - Schmitty caught both the ball and a fan's cap! As Richie Ashburn would say, "Hard to believe, Harry."
Very disappointing that Angel's Jim Edmonds running / diving catch vs KC Royals wasn't included...THAT was the greatest catch ever
First thing I thought when I saw this title: “just show Jim Edmonds catch and end the video”
Yep!!!
You never see a "best plays ever" without at least one of those on there. I don't know how a catch like that is impossible. You simply cannot see the ball. The Gary Matthews Jr catch should also be on there. The first on this video is borderline routine
I don't know how you didn't put Gary Matthews Jr's robbed home run on here. Greatest most unbelievable catch you'll ever see
Most exciting vid I've seen in a long time!! Thanks bro.
That Chas McCormick catch should be on this list. That catch was unbelievable
Its their work to do it :-D I miss the catch that ballgirl makes climbing the back wall after a foul ball. Thats an amazing catch
Hey man! 3 years later I make the same comment! That was an incredable display of anonymous athleticism!
Apparently the children who put this together, never heard of Willie Mays, Ozzie Smith, or Brooks Robinson.
Agreed. The mere fact that every one of these plays is in color only proved the producers of the video arent really students of the game
all for the clicks.
or Bo Jackson, Cal Ripken,
Or Devon White climbing the wall in toronto
Or Kirby Puckett, Luis Aparicio, Ron Santo, Roberto Clemente.
I don't care about baseball, but I'll still watch this
Pssssh. I would probably do all of these everyday in my day. Back home I would be a catching doctor.
“Holy cats did you see that”? The other announcer “haha he got a holy cats out of you” 😂
LoL at the same moment i heard and read this comment
Didn’t expect to see Cinci, my home city first.
All these catches are insane!!!
Could you imagine listening to the radio and they say “Donaldson went into the tarp”
6:33 great catch
Listening to Ernie Harwell call that catch by Alomar reminds me of what a treasure he was to us in Detroit.
Where is Willie Mays catch against Vic Wertz in the 1954 World Series?
bh No footage I guess
You guessed wrong - I've seen the catch on several TH-cams.
bh nobody wants to see that no matter how good it was, it's from the 50s
Mays made a truly remarkable catch with his back to the infield but what made it even more spectacular was his throw back to the infield to keep the runners from tagging up and advancing.
"1954 world series" really dude
the fact that Derek Jeters Diving foul ball catch or Willie Mays catch isn’t on here speaks for itself!!!
They missed the best catch ever Willie May's catch in center field!!
Agreed. And it came in Game 1 of the 1954 World Series!.
When you get Derek Jeter to say “wow”...