SF Giants blasphemy, but as much as I dislike Buck, I actually prefer his call over Jon Miller. I love Jon but it sounded like he was sure that the game was over lol. In contrast, this may have been one of Buck's best calls ever.
I remember seeing Ishikawa hit 3 HRs against Cleveland in spring training some years back. I never expected him to go throw the trials and tribulations in his career that he did, and I remember watching this at-bat thinking " He's got this". I was hoping for a base hit, realistically, but man. Couldn't have happened to a better dude. This game was everything. Craw and Shark's D, Morse's pinch hit HR..And the cherry on top. SO proud to be a Giants fan.
I was watching this game in Hawaii with my family at an outside pool area. I was in the water with all my clothes still on by the time Ishikawa touched home plate.
Blessed to be there for my first postseason game, me and my best friend celebrating both our 30th birthdays. Not only are we die-hard Giants fans but fans of Ishi, and damn what an ending. Firstly, I thought Morse's HR was foul so that was a nice surprise, but then the walkoff... I remember vividly trying to calculate how we could win during his AB, if he just pokes one then it's done. And when he hit it from my perspective (Bleachers 144) it looked like MAYBE a fly out, so I was trying to calculate "ok now maybe Arias can tag up to 3rd then we just need Crawford to-----" and then the crowd erupts. What a fucking night.
Also the fact that, in an elimination game, 9th inning, tie game, you gotta give credit to Boch for sticking with Ishikawa and not bringing Juan Perez as a defensive replacement (especially after the play in the 3rd that cost a run).
For those who dont know Travis ishikawa was not even in baseball to start the 2014 season! That has to be one of the best feel good moments in playoff baseball in the last 10 years!
I would just like to say that I am a Mets fan who comes back and watches every Giants postseason video from 2010-2014 once a year, I was an honorary giants fan for these World Series runs, and I find great joy coming back to watch them, so from this point on, I will respond with a comment every year when I get back to this video
Bay Area born and raised, my first Giants game was at the Stick in 1964, when the only thing separating the players and the SF bay, was a cyclone fence, Been watching Giants baseball thru all the years and great players, including Bonds, even made it to the Stick for the final game of the World series.. only to watch the A's win. Some good years, some not so much, until 2010 thru 2014 when it all finally came together. Pitching was precision and they knocked the ball around pretty good. Nice to see your team sitting on top for a while..
Interesting how Joe Buck said Travis Ishikawa could make everyone forget his misplay in left earlier in the game. He basically called it, and looking back on it, I think that's one of the reasons he got so animated by the last swing of the game.
I miss the Giants playoff/championship runs. It was electric, watching these guys put it all on the line, come together and make history was something truly remarkable. Here’s to hoping the Giants can once again be World Series Champions.
Joe Buck with the call and Ishikawa delivered. I really like Joe Buck as a first class commentator and Ishikawa's journey as a ballplayer is one of grit and determination.
These Giants teams were very underrated. Some of the best ERA and WHIP teams in MLB history. Very few teams have compared. 2000s Yankees teams. Seriously though these 2010,2012,2014 Giants teams were incredibly and historically very good
Even though Mad Bum wasn't the best regular season pitcher, his postseason stats are absolutely incredible and in all honesty he deserves to be in the HOF next to Posey. Bumgarner has some of the best postseason stats in all of MLB history. Lincecum was insane as well. Cain could've had a better career had the Giants gave him more run support during his career. A few pitchers during the Giants 3 in 5 could be HOFs Satiago Casilla also deserves his respect. One of the couple pitchers active for all 3 WS wins Travis Ishikawa has his place in SF Giants history. Back and forth with us but one of the biggest swings in our history
Your highlights are awesome. I only wish you'd give a bit more time to great plays. Like the double play in the top of the first, for example. However, THANKY OU FOR THOSE! I've watched all of hem.
Everytime I come back to this I'm absolutely baffled at Matheny's decision to put Wacha in for the 9th after not pitching for nearly a month, then leaving him in
I've posted this on another video but all Ishikawa needed was a clean single, Arias was going to score. What he got was a MOMENT, that will live forever in Giants history. Not nearly Bobby Thompson but not bad either.
I still think Ishikawa should have been NLCS MVP instead of Mad Bum. And not solely based on the game-ending HR. Sure, he made a defensive error in this game, but he also had the bases-clearing triple in Game 3. Mad Bum had the stellar Game 1 start and an average Game 5 start -- not enough for NLCS MVP. Mad Bum definitely deserved the WS MVP though.
Joe panik was so amazing this year. Sucks his career was short. Also Gregor blanco was such an amazing role player. Did whatever was asked of him. Was never the star. Saved Matt cains perfect game too
"Travis IshikawaHITSONEINTORIGHT! THE GIANTS WIN THE PENNANT!"
SF Giants blasphemy, but as much as I dislike Buck, I actually prefer his call over Jon Miller. I love Jon but it sounded like he was sure that the game was over lol. In contrast, this may have been one of Buck's best calls ever.
@@CHilla415 all buck said was "the Giants win the pennant". With barely any emotion. He is the ultimate giants hater.
@@MrRagusauce get over it. Giants fans grew to appreciate his work following 2014. He did a good job and gave the team a great call.
That Crawford play in the 9th was huge wow
gotta give Sandoval (idiot Buck calls him "Santiago") for tipping the ball his way
@@CHilla415 No he didn’t.
@@finleymcconnell9200 you're right, the ball just decided to change course on it's own
@@CHilla415 I was talking about the Joe Buck part. Obviously I saw the tip
@@finleymcconnell9200 14:51 "off the glove of Santiago" - so yes, he did mistakenly call Sandoval "Santiago".
Still watching in 2024. I was there. Love is still strong!
Watching Bochy jumping and celebrating in the last sec of the video was the best part, what a legend
I remember seeing Ishikawa hit 3 HRs against Cleveland in spring training some years back. I never expected him to go throw the trials and tribulations in his career that he did, and I remember watching this at-bat thinking " He's got this". I was hoping for a base hit, realistically, but man. Couldn't have happened to a better dude. This game was everything. Craw and Shark's D, Morse's pinch hit HR..And the cherry on top. SO proud to be a Giants fan.
I was watching this game in Hawaii with my family at an outside pool area. I was in the water with all my clothes still on by the time Ishikawa touched home plate.
One of the greatest nights in San Francisco ever. I put that in my top 2 for sure!!!!!
What's you're top 1
@@Tabooza Game 1 of the 2012 world series when Panda hit 3 home runs in one game. That was just magical and crazy!!!
same. for me... no. 1.
6 straight balls then give up a Home Run to lose the series that’s a rough outting
I jus think of PacMan with him... Wacha wacha wacha wacha wacha...
GREAT Classic 😊
Man the Giants own the cardinals in the NLCS 2002,2012,2014
They're 15-9 against them in their history.
They did get us in '87 in 7 games
“Travis IshikawaHITS ONE INTO RIGHT!...The Giants, win the pennant!”
Blessed to be there for my first postseason game, me and my best friend celebrating both our 30th birthdays. Not only are we die-hard Giants fans but fans of Ishi, and damn what an ending. Firstly, I thought Morse's HR was foul so that was a nice surprise, but then the walkoff...
I remember vividly trying to calculate how we could win during his AB, if he just pokes one then it's done. And when he hit it from my perspective (Bleachers 144) it looked like MAYBE a fly out, so I was trying to calculate "ok now maybe Arias can tag up to 3rd then we just need Crawford to-----" and then the crowd erupts. What a fucking night.
Also the fact that, in an elimination game, 9th inning, tie game, you gotta give credit to Boch for sticking with Ishikawa and not bringing Juan Perez as a defensive replacement (especially after the play in the 3rd that cost a run).
This was also my first, and to this day only playoff game I’ve ever attended. Went with family. One of the best days and moments of our lives!
For those who dont know Travis ishikawa was not even in baseball to start the 2014 season! That has to be one of the best feel good moments in playoff baseball in the last 10 years!
I miss Panik. I just wish he could’ve stayed consistent offensively
He unfortunately couldn't stay healthy.
too many concussions will do that to a man.
@@CodeDonut he got concussions?
@@raymondchou4830 yes, it's why he was on the IR so many times.
Yeah, he had excellent defensive chemistry with Crawford.
I would just like to say that I am a Mets fan who comes back and watches every Giants postseason video from 2010-2014 once a year, I was an honorary giants fan for these World Series runs, and I find great joy coming back to watch them, so from this point on, I will respond with a comment every year when I get back to this video
Probably the most exciting game I’ve ever seen live. The excitement and electricity in the air that night was unbelievable.
Bay Area born and raised, my first Giants game was at the Stick in 1964, when the only thing separating the players and the SF bay, was a cyclone fence, Been watching Giants baseball thru all the years and great players, including Bonds, even made it to the Stick for the final game of the World series.. only to watch the A's win.
Some good years, some not so much, until 2010 thru 2014 when it all finally came together. Pitching was precision and they knocked the ball around pretty good. Nice to see your team sitting on top for a while..
Wow. It's hard not to live in the past when us Giants fans were treated to such an amazing half decade. Lucky us!
Interesting how Joe Buck said Travis Ishikawa could make everyone forget his misplay in left earlier in the game. He basically called it, and looking back on it, I think that's one of the reasons he got so animated by the last swing of the game.
I forgot about his error until i watched this video today so buck was right
I couldn't be more proud to have been at this game.
Michael Morse HR was huge 😊
I miss the Giants playoff/championship runs. It was electric, watching these guys put it all on the line, come together and make history was something truly remarkable. Here’s to hoping the Giants can once again be World Series Champions.
Posey was going WILD in that celebration LOL
Still watching in 2024!
Thank You Sean! These are awesome edited videos by you. What a dramatic game and finish!
Love ur work man! Ur spring training clips this the ball we got to watch were superb!
One of my favorite players now
I’m a giants fan but poor Oscar Tavares r.i.p you died to young
yeah he had a bright future ahead of him
It was like a week after too bro, why is the world this cruel sometimes
Joe Buck with the call and Ishikawa delivered. I really like Joe Buck as a first class commentator and Ishikawa's journey as a ballplayer is one of grit and determination.
Morse's HR to tie, and Travis' HR to take Giants to promise land gave me chills.
These Giants teams were very underrated. Some of the best ERA and WHIP teams in MLB history. Very few teams have compared. 2000s Yankees teams. Seriously though these 2010,2012,2014 Giants teams were incredibly and historically very good
Chills every time
RIP Oscar Taveras
The 3rd time Mike Matheny lost to the Giants in the NLCS wearing a Cardinals uniform in San Francisco.
2002, 2012 and 2014
The Morse call is underrated.
18:47 moments of greatness
Even though Mad Bum wasn't the best regular season pitcher, his postseason stats are absolutely incredible and in all honesty he deserves to be in the HOF next to Posey. Bumgarner has some of the best postseason stats in all of MLB history.
Lincecum was insane as well. Cain could've had a better career had the Giants gave him more run support during his career. A few pitchers during the Giants 3 in 5 could be HOFs
Satiago Casilla also deserves his respect. One of the couple pitchers active for all 3 WS wins
Travis Ishikawa has his place in SF Giants history. Back and forth with us but one of the biggest swings in our history
I was delivering a pizza when Mike Morse came up. They didn't tip me. But Michael Morse did.
I’d love for Disney to make a movie of the Travis Ishikawa story!!
Was at this. The crowd ... best ever
You don’t want to know how many times I’ve watched this video 😂
I've never been a fan of Joe buck but that "Travis Ishikawa.. Hits one itto right" gives me chills everytime
How about "MORSE... OFF THE BENCH"
Same. He actually was SOMEWHAT tolerable this post-season, but Harold Reynolds was terrible.
Buck was great that series.
The Buck hate needs to stop, by 2013 he stopped being so obviously homer-ish, and turned solid.
@@christophmatthews4313 nah we can do whatever we want
Your highlights are awesome. I only wish you'd give a bit more time to great plays. Like the double play in the top of the first, for example. However, THANKY OU FOR THOSE! I've watched all of hem.
When I. Saw Ishikawas hr I freaked out so much it was crazy
rewatching this just makes me so happy lol showin the cardinals how to close out a 3-1 lead maybe the braves, indians n warriors should take notes too
Was happy to see this live at my local pub. The place went ballistic on Morse’s and Ishikawa’s homers, what a great game/night to remember!!!
I had to watch Travis Ishikawa's at bat a couple of times.
I was at that game. Go Giants
JON MILLER (radio call)
"Travis Ishikawa...with a Bobby Thompson moment!"
Everytime I come back to this I'm absolutely baffled at Matheny's decision to put Wacha in for the 9th after not pitching for nearly a month, then leaving him in
Stuff of nightmares for them I’m sure
chills
god that crowd roar..inject it into my veins
Guys if we had Bochy in 2002 the Giants would have beaten the Angels. His substutions were spot on. Any thoughts?
6 years ago today!
I've posted this on another video but all Ishikawa needed was a clean single, Arias was going to score. What he got was a MOMENT, that will live forever in Giants history. Not nearly Bobby Thompson but not bad either.
Better then Bobby cause they ended up winning it all
I dont remember the top of the 9th being so stressful, classic Giants torture
Ishikawa should have won MVP in the NLCS
I still think Ishikawa should have been NLCS MVP instead of Mad Bum. And not solely based on the game-ending HR. Sure, he made a defensive error in this game, but he also had the bases-clearing triple in Game 3. Mad Bum had the stellar Game 1 start and an average Game 5 start -- not enough for NLCS MVP. Mad Bum definitely deserved the WS MVP though.
Joe panik was so amazing this year. Sucks his career was short. Also Gregor blanco was such an amazing role player. Did whatever was asked of him. Was never the star. Saved Matt cains perfect game too
I remember screaming at my television “WHY ISN’T HE BUNTING?!?” Then, BOOM! Giants win! Cards take the Walk Of Shame.
Why would you bunt with one out
joe buck was in his duffy this game no matt
Anyone see Morse skip first after his homer?
He didn’t. He jumped after touching the base
That Morse homer!!!
I got chills watching that last pitch!
I think Carpenter beats the Giants if he stays in. So glad he got pulled because he was catching steam late in the game.
I got fired from my job because I was watching the game! It was a good paying job too! Fuckit! LMAO
Thank You!
Can you Do the Rockies vs giants 2017 Father’s Day game
That was a terrible idea to bring out Wacha in a high stress situation. Thank you Matheny 🥳
Off the glove of Santiago 😂
Great 3rd baseman that Casilla
Should’ve just pulled Wacha 🥴
Should have never put him in
Giants was never the best team the years they won just always seemed to make it work
Ishikawa was sooooo bad defensively
But he later made it up by hitting one of the greatest walk offs of all time in Giants history!!!!
David Bowman Yeah, you could focus on the bad, or you could focus on all the good he did in helping us win a championship.
@@jpxaot2666 i hadnt gotten to the walkoff yet, its great that hes still coaching with the organization
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