Blaming Bartman for that lose is ridiculous. It was a foul ball ! A couple batters later the batter hit a perfect double play ball right at the shortstop. It would have ended the inning with no runs scored. But the ball went through his legs. It was worse then Buckner's play. But no one talks about that. The Cubs chocked, pure and simple.
To Bartman’s credit and his character, he has never taken a dime in regard to what happened, he has never sought to profit off of the incident. That makes him more of a class act than anyone else
YoonCrA because that slip didn't cost them the league... it was the match after where they were winning 3-0 with 15mins to play and the match finished 3-3..
This slip was made worst by the recording of him a week or two earlier rallying the team with 'we don't let this slip' That's two League titles he's helped win, he did the same a few years before when he made a back pass that that intercepted and Chelsea helping them win the league. Gerards will go down in history as being instrumental to two League title wins but never winning the league himself.
That’s true. I just feel like Cavs could have had Game 1 if JR didn’t mess up but you’re probably right, they wouldn’t have won anyway. I’m actually a Warriors fan so I watched that live and was really nervous at the time, I thought we were going to lose Game 1 and be down 1-0! Haha
Yeah he made a great save and yet said he threw the ball at someone's foot and they kicked it in? This is why mojo shouldn't be allowed to make sports videos
The biggest mistake is them allowing comments on it since there are bound to be Europeans whining why a Canadian channel is from a Canadian perspective.
They shouldn't use a vague title then, if they are excluding the rest of the world they should name it "Top 10 Most Shocking Mistakes in American Sports"
I was so expecting the same thing. I was like ''hey, this video came out the week after the NBA finals, for sure they put Mr. Smith in there somewhere near the top...''
J.R. Smith runs the clock out in the 2018 NBA championship game, thinking the Cavs were ahead, when they were actually tied. That's definitely the worst thing in recent memory. It completely deflated the Cavs mentally and they were unable to recover.
Micah-David Saunders the first game is a huge game.... so much momentum came from that. sure they should have came out better but... oh well. but winning that first game is a game changer for sure
These are the most well known six sports.. in-fact trying to look up dishonourable "shocking" situations in other sports comes up with damn near nothing.. You have to really be into those far lesser known sports to really know any of them. (Fuck even google is like "what you talkin about?" when you try to google it lol). Of course you could argue there are well known boxing, racing, NBA etc. but they didn't choose those, they chose these as the top 10. If you dont like it, make a video yourself and stop bitching.
@@Cramblit while baseball has 500 million fans, and basketball has 800 million fans, cricket a lesser known sport to AMERICA has 2.5 Billion fans. American football is not even top 10. GOOGLE says that,LOL. Yeah and we BITCH because these are not the 'top 10 sporting mistakes' worldwide. These are simply what you call giving out wrong information.
@@jhonchapchoo yes, but not in America. Googling that stuff comes up with damn near nothing for me that could work in a video such as this. Which was my whole point, not how many people are fans.
@TomBradyShow 12 all i'm saying is since the video suggests that it is the most shocking mistakes in sports it would have done a better job if it would considered the sports the majority of the population of people play and since it is providing its service almost all around the globe and is being equally paid by it i don't see no reason not to mention the sports the majority of them play. I hope you understand.
Agreed. They would have lost anyways. Also, you can clearly see that there were other fans who reached for the ball. My guess is that if Bartman hadn't been there, Alou still doesn't get the ball.
Richard Taveira not even his fault, shitty pitching got the runners in scoring position AND the passed ball let the tying run in, ALSOOO IT was only game 6, there was another game to be played
Bill Buckner was an outstanding player that got unfairly chastised. It was criminal what some Boston fans did to him. I’m a huge Red Sox fan, but these fans’ behavior was inexcusable during this time and for years after. It was the only time I’ve ever been truly embarrassed to be a Boston sports fan. Bill Buckner was a truly excellent player and an even better human. I really felt for him and his family. May he rest in peace.
Sucks that you see people just falling over each other, because football is such a complex and strategically played game. Every play is a quick game of chess. The pieces are set, moves are made, everyone plays a part. There are tricks, fakes, covers, blocks... even the clock is a HUGE factor, and how you work out minutes and seconds left to your favor, or manipulate the clock to work against the opponent. It appeases every sort of fan. Some love speed, catches, and violent hits. Others like to step back and analyze the play. It's not for everyone, I gotta admit, but it's definitely not shit.
@Jopom, maybe, but the point is that nobody except Americans will ever care to figure this shit out. American football has been invented exclusively by Americans for Americans. For a sport to be exciting, its not only about the sport itself, but about a rivalry between countries and/or clubs from around the world. So it's really hard to get involved if you're not American or at least u don't live in America. Also it's a sport that you cannot just go and play with your friends, you cannot associate yourself with it in any way.
@Maciej Good points, so I'm hoping it'll go national some day, but I doubt it. As for playing with friends, it's a lot of fun. My friends and family play it often, very casually of course. Its a simple abridged version, the downs don't move, so you can just use a back yard. Lets say 2 vs 2, my turn to throw, my partner and I turn away and I silently go over the play using the football as a field, "run straight down for 2 seconds turn left fake then right" while the other 2 decide who's covering me or my receiver. We hike, I hope the bastard listened to me, then I hope I make my throw. Sometimes tackle, most times just 2 hand touch, and there's simply a touch down line. Like downs we get 4 tries before the ball is handed over. If there's only 3 people, it's just simply a thrower, a catcher and the dude trying to stop you from catching, no points, just messing around. More than 3 v 3 then we do downs and try to play a game on a field, but not often I find that many interested, lol.
@@maciejkowalski2759 I'm not american and I really like American Football (Giants fan here). I think that the sport is gaining popularity around the world and even if it never beats the original football, i'll still watching it.
To add a bit more info to the Steve Smith own goal at 6:30: the Oilers and the Flames are provincial rivals (known as 'the Battle of Alberta'). The rivalry is well known in hockey and Canadian football, but also has some political undertones. Edmonton tends to be a more liberal city by Alberta standards whereas Calgary tends to be more conservative. The 1980's was the height of this rivalry as both teams were among the league's best. The Oilers had won the Stanley Cup in 1984 and 85, so this own goal interrupted a dynasty (the Oilers ended up winning the Cup in 87, 88, and 90). The Flames went on to lose in the Cup Final in 86 but won the Cup in 89.
Nick Van Berkel That was the best set of players for both teams! I miss when you could buy nosebleeder seats for $6.25..... my best friend and I would skip first period of class and wait in line to buy tickets. You could only buy four seats per person, one day before the game, so we always got eight, and then whoever wanted to go would fork it over and happily took the ctrain to the Saddledome. McCinnis, Roberts, Gilmour, the Hunters, Vernon, Nieuwendyk, Fleury..... I probably forgot some!
Andres Escobar’s was a result of an altercation in a club in which the guy realized he was the one who cost them the World Cup and that just added fuel to the fire, but it wasn’t the sole reason
Oh man, I was watching the Detroit game when Armando Galaragga's perfect game got taken away ( been a Detroit fan my whole life thanks to pops lol) and god was that incredibly upsetting. I remember hearing Jim Joyce's apology the next day, but it did very little for the soul lol
Leave Steve Bartman alone. He isn't the reason the Cubs lost that game. There was no guarantee that Alou even makes that catch. Outside of that, the Cubs completely choked for several plays after that foul ball.
Agree!! Blaming Bartman for the Cubs losing was the most ridiculous thing ever!! He did what EVERY fan in that situation would have done. And the Cubs still had plenty of chances to win that series, and they completely melted down! I've always thought that guy got the rawest of deals.
Two Association Football entries does not qualify it as a World Sports video. Now if WatchMojo were to limit the entries to one mistake per sport, it would be a lot more fair
Missing a decisive penalty in a shootout isn’t really valid. It’s misfortune, it happens. And if a fan can affect a baseball match without entering the field of play it shows what a stupid sport it is.
Gordon Hawkes baseball GAME*. Fans CAN interfere with the game but not without consequences. Its kind of an unwritten rule in all ballparks that you don’t mess with the ball if it’s that close to the field. Baseball is not a stupid sport, it’s a fantastic and complex sport that people who are simple minded (like you) can’t comprehend, then proceed to attack it!! And contrary to popular belief it’s beloved worldwide, though it’s not popular everywhere there are a multitude of countries that LOVE it
The outfielder was reaching into the stands... it was not fan interference. Jeffrey Meyer and the 1997 ALCS at Yankee Stadium was fan interference that should have been called.
What is with people putting death threats on one person for a mistake? Their are lots of other players on the team also who could have made one more play and avoided the situation entirely. No death threats for them. And also, this is a GAME. A game is not worth someone life.
If you're considering the implications of the plays, then Leon Lett doesn't fit at all. Dumb, sure. But the cowboys were up 52-17 at the time. Hardly mattered.
Leon Lett's other play sure did. The one where he touched the missed field goal by Miami - which turned the ball over and led directly to a Miami Dolphin victory
I know most probably aren't golf fans, but Van De Velde's collapse was so painful to watch, because unlike all the other events on this list, it didn't occur in a split second. While most of these errors are catastrophic, they occur because of a split second horrible decision. Van De Velde's incident went on for nearly 30 minutes (the video is on youtube), making constant bad decision after bad decision. At some points his blunders even get lucky breaks, and yet he still continues to collapse. It was to the point where fans, announcers, even his own caddie were pleading with him. I'll never forget that.
Pressure does get on the head at times. I am only surprised it doesn't happen quite often in a sport like golf where there are large idle periods between 'action'.
I feel better now. I've been kicking myself for a very very very stupid mistake I made while running 🏃♂️. I was winning and almost in the finish line when I started overthinking and run back and took another unnecessary lane. To this day I really don't understand why I sabotage myself like that. I knew I was wrong but an impulse took over me because I was overthinking and nervous. And that was a stupid teenager race between 3 schools with no importance. I cannot imagine how sport professionals must feel making a stupid mistake in a serious competition.
By your logic, Game 6 of the 1985 World Series (and the Series win) should retroactively go to St. Louis because the same damn thing happened in that game.
Not really a mistake. It was coaches call, a decision, and generally a safe play to call, with high probability of success. Seahawk guy was just slow on the ball, didn't make an effort, and Malcom Butler read it all the way, and cut in to make interception. He will have that for the rest of his life. Don't understand why Belichick wouldn't let him play in Super Bowl vs Eagles (2017 Season). He may have made the difference for Pats to win. But Butler was pissed, and now his gone from Patriots.
Spot on about Butler making the play vs Seattle, aspenrebel. There is an excellent breakdown online somewhere (can't remember at the moment) that explained EXACTLY why Belichick opted to leave Butler on the bench vs Philly. It made perfect sense, as Butler was the less-physical choice at CB for Belichick, and the poison that the Patriots picked was to make Foles throw to beat them. It showed how Butler got manhandled vs Jacksonville (a game the Patriots woulda/coulda/shoulda lost if the refs allowed the Jax DB to return the fumble for a TD, as he was never touched down) and that Philly would've gone after Butler the same way. EXCELLENT explanation if you can find it. Definitely worth your time. Basically, it was exactly what Belichick said it was. He went with the other CB because he felt it gave New England the best chance to win. Belichick wasn't lying or being coy. He was stating his reason very plainly and accurately. And it actually made perfect sense, once you understood the options Belichick had in view of what transpired in the Jacksonville game.
I still don't understand why Baseball won't just give him the perfect game. "Well we don't want to go against the umpires". I understand that but this is the extremely rare case where ONLY history, and not the outcome of a game was severely impacted. It's not as if they went on to lose the game or the shutout even because of that extra out. Give the man his perfect game.
@@ozielich try to grasp what I'm saying. You throw a perfect game and I mess it up by blowing a call. A number of years later the league tells you they changed the score and you now have a perfect game...….you think SO WHAT!!!....it's not the same. The moment was lost when the call was blown. It can't be re-made. That is what I was saying.
As a Detroit Piston's fan, I'll always remember the screwed up inbounds pass that Larry Bird stole, and won the game for the Celtics, and I think the playoff series...
That Buckner play really scarred me .Saying that he was one of my favorites and I never blamed him for that loss.......even though it was technically his fault. lol
I legit still can’t watch the replays from the Jim Joyce call. I’m not a Tigers fan, I’m a White Sox fan but I love baseball more than anything on earth and understand the difficulty of a perfect game and it just gets me every time I watch it. The responses from Jim and especially Armando were really awesome though. It would’ve been so easy for Armando to torch Jim in that moment and after it, but he understood people make mistakes and held no ill feelings toward him and it’s moments like that one that reinforce my love for the best game in the world ⚾️
"Is there anything worse than Jim Marshall running the wrong way?" Yes, yes there is... listening to your voice is like hearing sandpaper brush up against the buttox of a newborn water buffalo.
All joking aside, there is one thing that's worse than that: the general fan & media consensus that that one bad mistake is probably (and very unfairly) keeping Marshall out of the hall of fame with an otherwise very stellar career performance.
What about Lindsey Jacobellis throwing away the Gold medal at snowboard cross in 2006 Winter Olympics in Turin by celebrating before she crossed the line?
I was one of the millions watch Mr. Galarraga’s stolen perfect game. He was so excited as he raced to first, certain (as the rest of us were) that he had beaten the runner. When Joyce called the runner safe, Galarraga gave a “you’ve got to be kidding” look. Most other pitchers would have thrown a tantrum. His grace, good sportsmanship (and the usually superb Joyce’s tearful realization of his blown call) made them both winners in my book. I can still see Miggie Cabrerra clutching his head in disbelief. It will always be the most vivid perfect game in my eyes.
What!? I'm not disagreeing with the fact that Bill Buckner's moment was bad but Escobar was killed because of his goal while Buckner was forgiven. That doesn't make any sense!!!
Here's one: NHL referee Kerry Fraser and his two linesmen completely "miss" an obvious high sticking infraction by Wayne Gretzky on Doug Gilmour in the overtime of game 6 of the 1993 Stanley Cup conference final between the Los Angeles Kings and the Toronto Maple Leafs. If the major penalty had been correctly called, Gretzky would have been booted from the game, as his high stick had cut Gilmour's chin. As Toronto was already up 3-2 in the series at the time, a five-minute man advantage with the sport's greatest star out of the game could easily have enabled the Leafs to win that match and, thus, the series and go on to the team's first finals appearance in 26 mostly painful years. The opponent would have been Montreal, and the Leafs' rivalry with the Canadiens just happens to be hockey's greatest and longest-standing. In short, there was a hell of a lot riding on the game, the overtime and whether this penalty would be called, both for the players and Toronto's long-suffering, rabid fans. Gretzky received no penalty and ended up scoring the overtime-winning goal in that game. He also scored a hat trick to help L.A. win game 7 and the Leafs have still yet to make the finals since. Even though it's now over 25 years since this happened, generations of fans in the hockey-mad city of Toronto still dwell on this non-call and its immediate and long-term effects. In the aftermath, Fraser admitted to missing the call. For more information, th-cam.com/video/6sQHanp5aoo/w-d-xo.html. Haters keep your crap to yourself. I don't care if you don't agree with this one, if you dislike hockey or if you think this list was too pro-North American. If you don't like it, make your own video or contribute something more than a complaint riddled with spelling errors.
It's time to let it go. Why do I say that? Because there are more recent examples that cost other cities actual Stanley Cup wins. For example, the Flames in 2004 (I'm an Oilers fan, btw). Not only did Gelinas score a goal that was called back (because the officials "couldn't see" that it was clearly across the line), but St Louis also tripped Iginla - in the same game - just prior to scoring the official winner. Two blown calls against the Flames that 100% cost them the Cup as the Flames were up 3 games to 2 at the time. All the Fraser miss cost was a possible series win.
But they didn't. So you're telling me that J.R's mistake was okay? You're saying "if" you can say that about all 10 of these it doesn't change anything.
Also, why no mention of the 1978 Giants/Eagles matchup where Joe Pisarcik fumbled away an already sealed victory by trying to hand off to Larry Csonka, instead of just falling on the ball after the snap to run out the clock near the end of the game?
I'll make you a better list below. The biggest problem with this list is that the relative importance of the mistake. For example, Desean Jackson throwing the football in celebration is bad... but the Eagles still had the ball at the 1 yard line and scored a 1 yard rushing touchdown from Brian Westbrook. Even Jim Marshall's wrong way run against the 49ers was a game in the regular season. A list of "Most Shocking Mistakes" should be on important stages. My personal list: 10. J.R. Smith's Game 1 mistake (2018 NBA Finals) 9. Gareth Southgate's penalty miss for England against Germany (Euro 1996) 8. The ball going through Bill Buckner's legs in the 1986 World Series Game 6 7. Steven Gerrard's slip against Chelsea (2014 Premier League) 6. Seattle Seahawks interception at the goal line in Super Bowl XLIX 5. Snowboarder Lindsey Jacobellis' showboating which caused her to lose the Gold Medal in 2006 4. Steve Smith putting the puck in his own net against Calgary in the 1986 Stanley Cup Playoffs 3. Fred Merkle's baserunning mistake in the 1908 National League season which led to a game replay 2. Jean Van De Velde's triple Bogey in 1999 Open Championship 1. Roberto Baggio's penalty miss for Italy against Brazil (1994 World Cup)
Camille Richardson nah it wasn't a foul and Don't get me started on that hand ball there was no intent he was defending properly no other way he could of deflected it
All top ten were minor flubs compared to Pete Carroll's call in the Super Bowl. He was able to walk away from USC but I think he'll never be able to walk away from this shocking mistake.
Yeah, that Super Bowl pass Carroll called when they had the ball with 2nd down on the 2 yard line and Marshawn Lynch had been a beast all game should've been near the top of not number one on this dubious list.
I think who atleast deserves an honorable mention is Oliver Kahn in the World Cup Final in 2002. He was the reason for why an average german national team with a few standout players reached the world cup final against Brazil, only for fumbling a straight up shot from Rivaldo that gave Ronaldo the chance for the 1-0. He still got the award for best player, but losing the world cup in that fashion is very frustrating.
Yeah that definitely deserves to be on here since they're ranking by repercussions. It prevented the Oilers from drafting Patrick Kane! Although that's a whole lot of ifs and buts, you can't tell me that's not a crazily cool scenario to think about.
The soccer goal on a throw in you showed at 4:42 was a referee mistake, on top of the goalkeeper mistake. According to soccer rules, this is not a goal, but a corner kick. You can't score a goal directly from a throw in. If you do, it is either a corner kick (in case of an "own goal"), or a goal kick (in case of a "normal goal").
Kurt Sudheim Those slips in other sports don’t cause a team to choke a title race that they haven’t won in many years. Especially with Gerrard who is one of the best of all time.
Yeah, ball was still LIVE as best I could see. Player could have gone back and tried to pick it up again, and tried to run it in for a TD again. What did they say, by Rule it was placed on the 1 yard line? Maybe refs blew the whistle though. What game was it, when something similar happened, and the refs DID NOT blow the whistle. Ball still LIVE. I think someone finally picked it up and ran it back the other way for a TD. I remember seeing the ref just standing there, looking at the ball, did not blow the whistle.
I remember a college game I think it was Stanford vs Oregon and a Oregon duck player drop the ball on the 1 yard and celebrated like he scored a TD and you see a line Judge squat and look at the ball and didn't give no TD signal and a Stanford player notice picked it up and ran the other way for a TD.
Baggio missing the penalty against Brazil is the biggest mistake of all time. At the time both countries were 3 times world champions, battling to see who would win Cup n#4 and be alone at the top of the world, and it was the first time that a World Cup was decided with penalty kicks. The entire planet was watching, including a lot of americans, cause the 94 World Cup happened in the US
Documentaries that cover some of these moments: #7 ESPN 30 For 30 Four Falls of Buffalo (Though it's was really about Don Beebe's play), #3 ESPN's Catching Hell, #2 ESPN's The Two Escobars, #1 partially covered in Catching Hell
How can a missed baseball through the legs be ranked 1 compared to someone who accidentally scored an own goal then was subsequently killed huh...? Only in America I guess....
Acel Damia So what's there not to understand about a guy missing the ball through his legs while playing a game of rounders huh? You've just proved my point about America you complete and utter fkwitt
as for bartman im a cubs fan. and im not mad at bartman I would've done the same thing. and so would've like 20 others that was reaching for the ball. and im more pissed at the errors that followed and the lead they blew in games and in that game.
The Bill Buckner thing has never been fair. Mookie Wilson was one of fastest guys in baseball at the time and that ball took a weird hop there’s no question he would’ve beat that out if u look closely u could already see him 3/4 down the line the redsox would’ve lost if he made that play or not
People have since apologized and gotten over the Bartman incident. He was made a scapegoat because Chicago couldn't seal the deal that year and it is honestly just an incredibly sad situation. After the Cubs finally won the World Series, any lingering bad feelings went away.
I was a little kid at the time (in the late 1970s) but I was at the Willowbrook Shopping Center in Wayne NJ and the Giants football game was on the TV and I saw the play where their quarterback Joe Pisarcik fumbled the handoff (all he had to do was take a knee and the game would have been over and the Giants would have won), it also probably cost Pisarcik his job bc I think that's why the Giants drafted Phil Simms who of course took the Giants to Super Bowl a few years later.
Mets vs. Yankees: Luis Castillo dropping A-Rod's pop up, then throwing to second base, which allowed 2 runs to score, losing the game for the Mets, was the greatest mistake & the greatest ending to a game I've ever seen.
So what about when you have arguably the most unstoppable Running back in the entire NFL and you’re on the one yard line in the super bowl and choosing to pass and it gets intercepted and you lose because of it
If you want to go back as far as 1929, U. of California football player Roy Riegels picked up a Georgia Tech fumble and ran about 60 yards the wrong way in the Rose Bowl, leading to Georgia Tech scoring a touchdown and winning the game 8-7. In 1964, when the Vikings' Jim Marshall made his wrong-way run, Riegels sent him a telegram which said: "Welcome to the club!"
Didn't Lindsey Jacobellis cost herself a gold medal by doing a premature celebratory flip that caused her to fall on her butt and end up with the silver?
Garry Templeton notwithstanding on second base during a sac bunt and fielders choice in Padres vs. Tigers in 1984 World Series. Then Kirk Gibson drove the dagger into San Diego's heart with his homer off Goose Gossage and sealing the World Series title for the Tigers.
How is Escobar's not No. 1 when you're ranking by repercussions? He was murdered for his own goal!
Because they were not ranking by repercussions that's why. "Top 10 Most Shocking Mistakes in Sports"
Except they stated in the video that the repercussions were part of their ranking criteria to determine most shocking....
I'm a Red Sox fan and I was thinking exactly the same thing. You can't compare a disappointing result with someone getting murdered.
Plus, Buckner's bumble was in a *tie* game, and in a Gm 6. The Red Sox had already given up the lead, as well as blew Gm 7.
@@canadianpoker83 I think it was more so repercussions to the game, not necessarily in life.
Poor Steve Bartmann took so much crap, yet there were 5 other guys sitting around him who were also reaching for the ball
Blaming Bartman for that lose is ridiculous. It was a foul ball ! A couple batters later the batter hit a perfect double play ball right at the shortstop. It would have ended the inning with no runs scored. But the ball went through his legs. It was worse then Buckner's play. But no one talks about that. The Cubs chocked, pure and simple.
Derek N he had headphones because he was listening to the game on the radio. A lot of people do that
Ikr Its just a game
To Bartman’s credit and his character, he has never taken a dime in regard to what happened, he has never sought to profit off of the incident. That makes him more of a class act than anyone else
How could you not include Gerrard's slip in premier league? I mean one slip devastated the the entire season of hardship built by Liverpool.
YoonCrA
Because no one gives a shit about soccer.
newthrash1221 yeah dude, no one gives a shit about the most popular sport in the world
YoonCrA because that slip didn't cost them the league... it was the match after where they were winning 3-0 with 15mins to play and the match finished 3-3..
newthrash1221 Stupid American spotted. And it’s football not soccer
This slip was made worst by the recording of him a week or two earlier rallying the team with 'we don't let this slip'
That's two League titles he's helped win, he did the same a few years before when he made a back pass that that intercepted and Chelsea helping them win the league.
Gerards will go down in history as being instrumental to two League title wins but never winning the league himself.
JR Smith anyone? Surprised he wasn't on here
Cavs weren't gonna win the title anyways, with or without JR Smith's blunder.
That’s true. I just feel like Cavs could have had Game 1 if JR didn’t mess up but you’re probably right, they wouldn’t have won anyway. I’m actually a Warriors fan so I watched that live and was really nervous at the time, I thought we were going to lose Game 1 and be down 1-0! Haha
Feel ya... lol
This video might of been made before the finals
@@JayTuut It was uploaded after the Finals. This was uploaded on June 25 and JR Smith's blunder happened on May 31.
*Top 10 Most Shocking Mistakes in American Sports
you didnt even show us the clip from Karius mistakes
They don't have the rights to show it
Or more importantly state the fact he had been concussed earlier in the match which may have been instrumental in the mistakes.
@@murphyc15 Then don't f'ing include it...it's a video website...show the video or STFU...this channel talks too much anyway...useless.
Yeah he made a great save and yet said he threw the ball at someone's foot and they kicked it in? This is why mojo shouldn't be allowed to make sports videos
Gerard's slip
The biggest mistake is letting watchmojo do anything with sports
The biggest mistake is them allowing comments on it since there are bound to be Europeans whining why a Canadian channel is from a Canadian perspective.
Randy Cabbage it’s always too American centred
waights02
That’s because America made most of the sports in the first place...
They shouldn't use a vague title then, if they are excluding the rest of the world they should name it "Top 10 Most Shocking Mistakes in American Sports"
Because they play words cup in sport they play only in their country. C mon I make league of some nonsense and make universe league.
JR Smith doesn't even get a dishonorable mention huh...
Mark Oswalt that’s what I’m saying
Mark Oswalt I love your hip hop lists
Mark Oswalt ikr
I also was expecting to see him.
I was so expecting the same thing. I was like ''hey, this video came out the week after the NBA finals, for sure they put Mr. Smith in there somewhere near the top...''
J.R. Smith runs the clock out in the 2018 NBA championship game, thinking the Cavs were ahead, when they were actually tied. That's definitely the worst thing in recent memory. It completely deflated the Cavs mentally and they were unable to recover.
They weren't going to win the series.
they got swept, HARD. wouldn't have mattered
Micah-David Saunders the first game is a huge game.... so much momentum came from that. sure they should have came out better but... oh well. but winning that first game is a game changer for sure
Roadstar1602 Cleveland shouldn't have been there in thr first place.
Lebron is the deflation
If only there were more than six sports.
Get over it crybaby
These are the most well known six sports.. in-fact trying to look up dishonourable "shocking" situations in other sports comes up with damn near nothing.. You have to really be into those far lesser known sports to really know any of them. (Fuck even google is like "what you talkin about?" when you try to google it lol).
Of course you could argue there are well known boxing, racing, NBA etc. but they didn't choose those, they chose these as the top 10.
If you dont like it, make a video yourself and stop bitching.
@@Cramblit while baseball has 500 million fans, and basketball has 800 million fans, cricket a lesser known sport to AMERICA has 2.5 Billion fans. American football is not even top 10. GOOGLE says that,LOL.
Yeah and we BITCH because these are not the 'top 10 sporting mistakes' worldwide. These are simply what you call giving out wrong information.
@@jhonchapchoo
yes, but not in America. Googling that stuff comes up with damn near nothing for me that could work in a video such as this.
Which was my whole point, not how many people are fans.
@TomBradyShow 12 all i'm saying is since the video suggests that it is the most shocking mistakes in sports it would have done a better job if it would considered the sports the majority of the population of people play and since it is providing its service almost all around the globe and is being equally paid by it i don't see no reason not to mention the sports the majority of them play. I hope you understand.
The cubs lost the game because of there shitty playing not because of Bartman.
Agreed. They would have lost anyways. Also, you can clearly see that there were other fans who reached for the ball. My guess is that if Bartman hadn't been there, Alou still doesn't get the ball.
Had Gonzalez not booted a dead double play ball, the name Steve Bartman would never have been known.
Fact
That is bullshit, the cubs were much better, the other team swept and the cubs would have too
That was horrible what that did to him
The timing of watching this video. Bill Buckner Died today. RIP.
Richard Taveira rip to him
Richard Taveira not even his fault, shitty pitching got the runners in scoring position AND the passed ball let the tying run in, ALSOOO IT was only game 6, there was another game to be played
Bill Buckner was an outstanding player that got unfairly chastised. It was criminal what some Boston fans did to him. I’m a huge Red Sox fan, but these fans’ behavior was inexcusable during this time and for years after. It was the only time I’ve ever been truly embarrassed to be a Boston sports fan. Bill Buckner was a truly excellent player and an even better human. I really felt for him and his family. May he rest in peace.
Fun fact Buckner worse his old Cubs batting glove under his glove for good luck, so you could almost say he was a victim of both curses.
COME ON!! JR Smith’s dripping out the ball into overtime DIDN’T MAKE THIS LIST?????🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️
biggybtoussaint because it’s not shocking, JR is not the sharpest tool in the shed
I was expecting it to be in the top 3. Who knows what could've happened if the Cavs won that game 1.
Maybe if it was tied 3-3 then that would have been a huge mistake!
Not even worth an honorable mention, even if he doesn’t make that mistake the series ends in warriors winning in 5
biggybtoussaint because it didn't cost them the game just made it overtime
Seahawks choosing to pass instead of run
Iron Revenger9 we don't talk aboot that
Gabe D actually lets talk, lets talk about Carroll and the OC were complete morons for allowing that to happen
I thought that would be an honorable mention.
Lol 🏈🏃
As a Seahawks fan I though that was going to be number 1 lol
Should be renamed Top 10 Most Shocking Mistakes in U.S sports.
Malcolm Dale last time I checked Liverpool wasn’t American
2 Soccer entries and still people whine about it.
I feel bad for Bartman and Escobar, Bartman is so hated but it wasnt just him going for the ball, and Escobar was legit murdered for an own goal.
I’m not shocked that jr smith did that , has anyone else ever played ball high 😂👌
I tried before lol
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No one gave a fuck. It's rightfully so that it isn't on the list. You realize you're talking about basketball, right?
in the 70's and 80's they played with high balls (those shorts were so tight)
Bill Buckner was a hell of a hitter and a great guy.
Top 10 Most Shocking Mistakes in Sports. And by sports we mean.. American football
shit sport
Sucks that you see people just falling over each other, because football is such a complex and strategically played game. Every play is a quick game of chess. The pieces are set, moves are made, everyone plays a part. There are tricks, fakes, covers, blocks... even the clock is a HUGE factor, and how you work out minutes and seconds left to your favor, or manipulate the clock to work against the opponent. It appeases every sort of fan. Some love speed, catches, and violent hits. Others like to step back and analyze the play. It's not for everyone, I gotta admit, but it's definitely not shit.
@Jopom, maybe, but the point is that nobody except Americans will ever care to figure this shit out. American football has been invented exclusively by Americans for Americans. For a sport to be exciting, its not only about the sport itself, but about a rivalry between countries and/or clubs from around the world. So it's really hard to get involved if you're not American or at least u don't live in America. Also it's a sport that you cannot just go and play with your friends, you cannot associate yourself with it in any way.
@Maciej Good points, so I'm hoping it'll go national some day, but I doubt it. As for playing with friends, it's a lot of fun. My friends and family play it often, very casually of course. Its a simple abridged version, the downs don't move, so you can just use a back yard. Lets say 2 vs 2, my turn to throw, my partner and I turn away and I silently go over the play using the football as a field, "run straight down for 2 seconds turn left fake then right" while the other 2 decide who's covering me or my receiver. We hike, I hope the bastard listened to me, then I hope I make my throw. Sometimes tackle, most times just 2 hand touch, and there's simply a touch down line. Like downs we get 4 tries before the ball is handed over. If there's only 3 people, it's just simply a thrower, a catcher and the dude trying to stop you from catching, no points, just messing around. More than 3 v 3 then we do downs and try to play a game on a field, but not often I find that many interested, lol.
@@maciejkowalski2759 I'm not american and I really like American Football (Giants fan here). I think that the sport is gaining popularity around the world and even if it never beats the original football, i'll still watching it.
To add a bit more info to the Steve Smith own goal at 6:30: the Oilers and the Flames are provincial rivals (known as 'the Battle of Alberta'). The rivalry is well known in hockey and Canadian football, but also has some political undertones. Edmonton tends to be a more liberal city by Alberta standards whereas Calgary tends to be more conservative.
The 1980's was the height of this rivalry as both teams were among the league's best. The Oilers had won the Stanley Cup in 1984 and 85, so this own goal interrupted a dynasty (the Oilers ended up winning the Cup in 87, 88, and 90). The Flames went on to lose in the Cup Final in 86 but won the Cup in 89.
Nick Van Berkel That was the best set of players for both teams! I miss when you could buy nosebleeder seats for $6.25..... my best friend and I would skip first period of class and wait in line to buy tickets. You could only buy four seats per person, one day before the game, so we always got eight, and then whoever wanted to go would fork it over and happily took the ctrain to the Saddledome. McCinnis, Roberts, Gilmour, the Hunters, Vernon, Nieuwendyk, Fleury..... I probably forgot some!
Andres Escobar’s was a result of an altercation in a club in which the guy realized he was the one who cost them the World Cup and that just added fuel to the fire, but it wasn’t the sole reason
Oh man, I was watching the Detroit game when Armando Galaragga's perfect game got taken away ( been a Detroit fan my whole life thanks to pops lol) and god was that incredibly upsetting. I remember hearing Jim Joyce's apology the next day, but it did very little for the soul lol
Yeah, I was hoping for a reversal, but they wouldn't do it.
Leave Steve Bartman alone. He isn't the reason the Cubs lost that game. There was no guarantee that Alou even makes that catch. Outside of that, the Cubs completely choked for several plays after that foul ball.
Not to mention that there were other people reaching for the ball too.
Agree!! Blaming Bartman for the Cubs losing was the most ridiculous thing ever!! He did what EVERY fan in that situation would have done. And the Cubs still had plenty of chances to win that series, and they completely melted down! I've always thought that guy got the rawest of deals.
Not the point.
Finally...
The Cubs won the World Series in 2016! Steve Bartman can breathe more easily now!
Top 10 Most Shocking Mistakes in North America Sports
There are plenty of third world channels that show soccer bloopers. Watch those instead.
Last time I checked, Liverpool and Real Madrid play in the *UEFA* Champions League, not the CONCACAF Champions League.
Two Association Football entries does not qualify it as a World Sports video. Now if WatchMojo were to limit the entries to one mistake per sport, it would be a lot more fair
Missing a decisive penalty in a shootout isn’t really valid. It’s misfortune, it happens. And if a fan can affect a baseball match without entering the field of play it shows what a stupid sport it is.
Gordon Hawkes baseball GAME*. Fans CAN interfere with the game but not without consequences. Its kind of an unwritten rule in all ballparks that you don’t mess with the ball if it’s that close to the field. Baseball is not a stupid sport, it’s a fantastic and complex sport that people who are simple minded (like you) can’t comprehend, then proceed to attack it!! And contrary to popular belief it’s beloved worldwide, though it’s not popular everywhere there are a multitude of countries that LOVE it
@@michaelraymundo2247 If after that incident fans stil can interfere, even if they do suffer consequences afterwards, that's stupid.
The outfielder was reaching into the stands... it was not fan interference. Jeffrey Meyer and the 1997 ALCS at Yankee Stadium was fan interference that should have been called.
@@oneblankspace4919 thank you. I live and die by the Orioles. A lot of dying lately. But that call was so ridiculous. I still have nightmares.
You're a stupid sport.
What is with people putting death threats on one person for a mistake? Their are lots of other players on the team also who could have made one more play and avoided the situation entirely. No death threats for them. And also, this is a GAME. A game is not worth someone life.
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Tell that to the Colombians in 1994.
Well said
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Steven Jake there wouldn't be enough spots on that list, they're all horrible
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To see which one is numero uno.
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Correction, Bartman was hardly able to "walk" away. He had to change his life.
He didnt even reach into fair territory the ball was in the stands. Cubs fans suck
@@bobber0623 "Cubs fans suck" Oh, definitely! Chicago fans are some of the most unsportsmanlike and nasty fans in all of sports!
Yup. I'm glad they had to wait another 15 years after this. Fuck cubs fans.
If you're considering the implications of the plays, then Leon Lett doesn't fit at all. Dumb, sure. But the cowboys were up 52-17 at the time. Hardly mattered.
The "implication" wasn't the only criteria. Not dealing with rocket science here, big guy.
0:47
Leon Lett's other play sure did. The one where he touched the missed field goal by Miami - which turned the ball over and led directly to a Miami Dolphin victory
I know most probably aren't golf fans, but Van De Velde's collapse was so painful to watch, because unlike all the other events on this list, it didn't occur in a split second. While most of these errors are catastrophic, they occur because of a split second horrible decision. Van De Velde's incident went on for nearly 30 minutes (the video is on youtube), making constant bad decision after bad decision. At some points his blunders even get lucky breaks, and yet he still continues to collapse. It was to the point where fans, announcers, even his own caddie were pleading with him. I'll never forget that.
Pressure does get on the head at times. I am only surprised it doesn't happen quite often in a sport like golf where there are large idle periods between 'action'.
I feel better now. I've been kicking myself for a very very very stupid mistake I made while running 🏃♂️. I was winning and almost in the finish line when I started overthinking and run back and took another unnecessary lane. To this day I really don't understand why I sabotage myself like that. I knew I was wrong but an impulse took over me because I was overthinking and nervous. And that was a stupid teenager race between 3 schools with no importance. I cannot imagine how sport professionals must feel making a stupid mistake in a serious competition.
Only came here to laugh at JR Smith 😂😂
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What about the time Ray Finkle missed the winning field goal in the Super Bowl?
laces out lol
Number 5 deserves at least an asterisk to be acknowledged as an unofficial perfect game.
The Cleveland Browns' "Bottlegate" game from 2001. A major screwup from the officials resulted in a riot.
Bartman shouldn’t be on this list honestly. The real mistake was the error Alex Gonzales made the next pitch
Biggest mistake was the Cubs collapse and the Cubs fans being crybabies
Where's the heat fans leaving early 2013 NBA finals, game 6
that is a big mistake but after watching the video its clear that they were going for "on-court" or "field of play" mistakes
woody4077 they did say that mistakes by fans could be included, which is weird because there was no instance of mistakes by fans on this list
Evan Sanders Steve bartman was up there
Good One. I hate pretentious Miami fans for just that game. Never happens in most other cities
Shocked that JR Smith wasn't even an honorable mention
Mike cushinberry neither was Blair Walsh
No. 2 is sad 😢
The worst is Joyce’s call ruining the perfect game. A PERFECT GAME. 😖
Gallaraga should be given the perfect game because the right call would have ended it.
Exactly
As I recall, there was an appeal to change the result, but it was denied.
And it shouldn't have been denied, because the game was over at the point the error was made. Not like the Pine tar game.
By your logic, Game 6 of the 1985 World Series (and the Series win) should retroactively go to St. Louis because the same damn thing happened in that game.
@@skidawg22 Except St. Louis had a chance to recover in Game 7. This game just ended.
6:14 When the Indians runner is called safe to ruin the perfect game, it looks like even he doesn't believe it.
Seahawks fan believe throwing the ball was the biggest mistake. Can’t believe it wasn’t on the list.
Not really a mistake. It was coaches call, a decision, and generally a safe play to call, with high probability of success. Seahawk guy was just slow on the ball, didn't make an effort, and Malcom Butler read it all the way, and cut in to make interception. He will have that for the rest of his life. Don't understand why Belichick wouldn't let him play in Super Bowl vs Eagles (2017 Season). He may have made the difference for Pats to win. But Butler was pissed, and now his gone from Patriots.
Spot on about Butler making the play vs Seattle, aspenrebel.
There is an excellent breakdown online somewhere (can't remember at the moment) that explained EXACTLY why Belichick opted to leave Butler on the bench vs Philly. It made perfect sense, as Butler was the less-physical choice at CB for Belichick, and the poison that the Patriots picked was to make Foles throw to beat them. It showed how Butler got manhandled vs Jacksonville (a game the Patriots woulda/coulda/shoulda lost if the refs allowed the Jax DB to return the fumble for a TD, as he was never touched down) and that Philly would've gone after Butler the same way. EXCELLENT explanation if you can find it. Definitely worth your time.
Basically, it was exactly what Belichick said it was. He went with the other CB because he felt it gave New England the best chance to win. Belichick wasn't lying or being coy. He was stating his reason very plainly and accurately. And it actually made perfect sense, once you understood the options Belichick had in view of what transpired in the Jacksonville game.
I still don't understand why Baseball won't just give him the perfect game. "Well we don't want to go against the umpires". I understand that but this is the extremely rare case where ONLY history, and not the outcome of a game was severely impacted. It's not as if they went on to lose the game or the shutout even because of that extra out. Give the man his perfect game.
Sorry, it's not possible. Baseball can no more give him a perfect game than I can give you back your virginity.
because jim joyce is a racist, aided by selig. couldn't have a latin man throw a perfect game.
dude... that was a perfect game. so in your diluted imagery... he has not lost his virginity at all. @@davidcharles7106
@@ozielich try to grasp what I'm saying. You throw a perfect game and I mess it up by blowing a call. A number of years later the league tells you they changed the score and you now have a perfect game...….you think SO WHAT!!!....it's not the same. The moment was lost when the call was blown. It can't be re-made. That is what I was saying.
@@ozielich A Latin man was just elected into the Hall of Fame with 100% of the vote on the FIRST BALLOT......I think you should chill.
As a Detroit Piston's fan, I'll always remember the screwed up inbounds pass that Larry Bird stole, and won the game for the Celtics, and I think the playoff series...
"Is there anything worse than watching Jim Marshall run the wrong way?"
Yeah, listening to you talk....jesus.
I remember #5. As a Tigers fan, I was rooting for Galarraga to make that perfect game. But when that umpire made the wrong call, BOY was I upset!
SulliMike241 I’m not even a tigers fan and I was pissed! To bad the baseball didn’t have the Challenge than.
Same, very sad day.
That Buckner play really scarred me .Saying that he was one of my favorites and I never blamed him for that loss.......even though it was technically his fault. lol
Bartman didn't allow a double play grounder past Gonzo's legs
And didn't blow a lead and didn't lose game 7 for the Cubs
Everybody: Boston will never recover from Buckner’s reputation!
Tom Brady: Hold my beer.
I legit still can’t watch the replays from the Jim Joyce call. I’m not a Tigers fan, I’m a White Sox fan but I love baseball more than anything on earth and understand the difficulty of a perfect game and it just gets me every time I watch it. The responses from Jim and especially Armando were really awesome though. It would’ve been so easy for Armando to torch Jim in that moment and after it, but he understood people make mistakes and held no ill feelings toward him and it’s moments like that one that reinforce my love for the best game in the world ⚾️
Zidane headbutt in 2006 World Cup final?
b3an3er that was no mistanke
Sure it was. A mistake in judgment.
Yeah
Thanks to materazzi, Zidane had to do it
The ref should not have gave him a red
"Is there anything worse than Jim Marshall running the wrong way?" Yes, yes there is... listening to your voice is like hearing sandpaper brush up against the buttox of a newborn water buffalo.
All joking aside, there is one thing that's worse than that: the general fan & media consensus that that one bad mistake is probably (and very unfairly) keeping Marshall out of the hall of fame with an otherwise very stellar career performance.
That was creative
You win the internet....
What about Lindsey Jacobellis throwing away the Gold medal at snowboard cross in 2006 Winter Olympics in Turin by celebrating before she crossed the line?
IqbalM yeah that’s a good one
This isn't a list of every one that has ever happened. That one was a minimal event at best.
She lost a damn gold medal
IqbalM y did she do that?
Yeah that was a bad mistake.
I started busting up laughing @ 2:50 🤣 that voice!!!!!!
I was one of the millions watch Mr. Galarraga’s stolen perfect game. He was so excited as he raced to first, certain (as the rest of us were) that he had beaten the runner. When Joyce called the runner safe, Galarraga gave a “you’ve got to be kidding” look. Most other pitchers would have thrown a tantrum. His grace, good sportsmanship (and the usually superb Joyce’s tearful realization of his blown call) made them both winners in my book. I can still see Miggie Cabrerra clutching his head in disbelief. It will always be the most vivid perfect game in my eyes.
Jr Smith better be number 1 😭👌🏾
Guess next time you should just fucking watch the video before commenting. Jackass.
Acel Damia And if I don’t what the fuck is yo bitch ass gon do bout it 😂
"Smith tried to clear the puck but hit the goalies stick"video clearly hits the goalie pad.
totally forgot about Escobar, the most tragic thing is to be killed because of a game...
What!? I'm not disagreeing with the fact that Bill Buckner's moment was bad but Escobar was killed because of his goal while Buckner was forgiven. That doesn't make any sense!!!
Escobar should be number one no matter how big of a Mets fan I am
Yeah. I mean, that own goal eliminated Colombia from the World Cup against hosts United States. And then he was murdered after returning to Colombia.
Here's one: NHL referee Kerry Fraser and his two linesmen completely "miss" an obvious high sticking infraction by Wayne Gretzky on Doug Gilmour in the overtime of game 6 of the 1993 Stanley Cup conference final between the Los Angeles Kings and the Toronto Maple Leafs. If the major penalty had been correctly called, Gretzky would have been booted from the game, as his high stick had cut Gilmour's chin. As Toronto was already up 3-2 in the series at the time, a five-minute man advantage with the sport's greatest star out of the game could easily have enabled the Leafs to win that match and, thus, the series and go on to the team's first finals appearance in 26 mostly painful years. The opponent would have been Montreal, and the Leafs' rivalry with the Canadiens just happens to be hockey's greatest and longest-standing. In short, there was a hell of a lot riding on the game, the overtime and whether this penalty would be called, both for the players and Toronto's long-suffering, rabid fans. Gretzky received no penalty and ended up scoring the overtime-winning goal in that game. He also scored a hat trick to help L.A. win game 7 and the Leafs have still yet to make the finals since. Even though it's now over 25 years since this happened, generations of fans in the hockey-mad city of Toronto still dwell on this non-call and its immediate and long-term effects. In the aftermath, Fraser admitted to missing the call.
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Haters keep your crap to yourself. I don't care if you don't agree with this one, if you dislike hockey or if you think this list was too pro-North American. If you don't like it, make your own video or contribute something more than a complaint riddled with spelling errors.
It's time to let it go. Why do I say that? Because there are more recent examples that cost other cities actual Stanley Cup wins. For example, the Flames in 2004 (I'm an Oilers fan, btw). Not only did Gelinas score a goal that was called back (because the officials "couldn't see" that it was clearly across the line), but St Louis also tripped Iginla - in the same game - just prior to scoring the official winner. Two blown calls against the Flames that 100% cost them the Cup as the Flames were up 3 games to 2 at the time. All the Fraser miss cost was a possible series win.
Karius got concussions caused by Ramos. Its not his fault
No J.R Smith? Really? come on
Even if the Cavs won that game, they had no chance of winning the series.
Okay? But it's not about the series. it was about the game
Okay. Even if JR didn't blunder, there was no guarantee the Cavs win that game.
But they didn't. So you're telling me that J.R's mistake was okay? You're saying "if" you can say that about all 10 of these it doesn't change anything.
Patriotsfan4life24 i dont know much about J.R. Smith. Can someone enlighten me?
Also, why no mention of the 1978 Giants/Eagles matchup where Joe Pisarcik fumbled away an already sealed victory by trying to hand off to Larry Csonka, instead of just falling on the ball after the snap to run out the clock near the end of the game?
I'll make you a better list below. The biggest problem with this list is that the relative importance of the mistake. For example, Desean Jackson throwing the football in celebration is bad... but the Eagles still had the ball at the 1 yard line and scored a 1 yard rushing touchdown from Brian Westbrook. Even Jim Marshall's wrong way run against the 49ers was a game in the regular season. A list of "Most Shocking Mistakes" should be on important stages.
My personal list:
10. J.R. Smith's Game 1 mistake (2018 NBA Finals)
9. Gareth Southgate's penalty miss for England against Germany (Euro 1996)
8. The ball going through Bill Buckner's legs in the 1986 World Series Game 6
7. Steven Gerrard's slip against Chelsea (2014 Premier League)
6. Seattle Seahawks interception at the goal line in Super Bowl XLIX
5. Snowboarder Lindsey Jacobellis' showboating which caused her to lose the Gold Medal in 2006
4. Steve Smith putting the puck in his own net against Calgary in the 1986 Stanley Cup Playoffs
3. Fred Merkle's baserunning mistake in the 1908 National League season which led to a game replay
2. Jean Van De Velde's triple Bogey in 1999 Open Championship
1. Roberto Baggio's penalty miss for Italy against Brazil (1994 World Cup)
#3 Alex Gonzalez boots an easy double play to end the inning
There, I fixed it for you WatchMojo
What about ronaldo not getting a red card tonight?
Camille Richardson Russia run out of power she was a beast
Camille Richardson didn't even deserve a yellow
A red?? That wasnt even a foul😂😂
A. J. Chen can you clean your phone cause youre talking shit
Camille Richardson nah it wasn't a foul and Don't get me started on that hand ball there was no intent he was defending properly no other way he could of deflected it
Where's my Seahawks???
I think he means that sweet pass that was intercepted by the Patriots during the superbowl.
All top ten were minor flubs compared to Pete Carroll's call in the Super Bowl. He was able to walk away from USC but I think he'll never be able to walk away from this shocking mistake.
Yeah, that Super Bowl pass Carroll called when they had the ball with 2nd down on the 2 yard line and Marshawn Lynch had been a beast all game should've been near the top of not number one on this dubious list.
@@chipgriffiths3655 yeah because scoring a goal against your own team and being murdered because of your mistake is just a minor flub
Could mojo make a “Top Ten Mistakes” in just baseball? ⚾️ Thanks!
I think who atleast deserves an honorable mention is Oliver Kahn in the World Cup Final in 2002. He was the reason for why an average german national team with a few standout players reached the world cup final against Brazil, only for fumbling a straight up shot from Rivaldo that gave Ronaldo the chance for the 1-0. He still got the award for best player, but losing the world cup in that fashion is very frustrating.
No Patrik Stefan's missed empty netter?
Yeah that definitely deserves to be on here since they're ranking by repercussions. It prevented the Oilers from drafting Patrick Kane!
Although that's a whole lot of ifs and buts, you can't tell me that's not a crazily cool scenario to think about.
If Bill Buckner went to the Mets stadium he'd get another standing ovation.
As probably the only Mets fan left...it was shea stadium but you are absolutely correct!
Plus the Sox had won 2 championships since the play if not he would probably never been invited
The soccer goal on a throw in you showed at 4:42 was a referee mistake, on top of the goalkeeper mistake. According to soccer rules, this is not a goal, but a corner kick. You can't score a goal directly from a throw in. If you do, it is either a corner kick (in case of an "own goal"), or a goal kick (in case of a "normal goal").
daedalron it touched Enkelmans boot so it was a legitimate goal, I think the referee even asked him if he’d touched it and the idiot said yes
I dont understand why Bartman was treated so harshly, like 4 other people were reaching for the ball.
Seatle's call in the Superbowl which let the Patriots win should have been #1
4:37 Well.. Karius got a concussion early in the game.. So that's why he played porly.. He shouldn't have been on the pitch.
shallowlord yeah totally
Sarcasm
"Ramos" "accident"
@@Rome_Leader HAHAHA... Ramos Mistake?
What about Steven Gerrard's slip that cost them the league? Probably the most famous one.
M Sotoodeh not that much, slips happen often in many sports, & it wasn't like it was the only goal, & in a final
Kurt Sudheim Those slips in other sports don’t cause a team to choke a title race that they haven’t won in many years. Especially with Gerrard who is one of the best of all time.
Not American enough
@Kerry
Then how come Karius against Real Madrid in the 2018 UEFA Champions League final was present?
Was Desean Jackson’s mistake really worse than the cowboys mistake of not picking the ball up and running it back
You taking about in that same game? Where a Cowboy player did pick it up but officials already blew the play dead thinking it was a touchdown.
Yeah, ball was still LIVE as best I could see. Player could have gone back and tried to pick it up again, and tried to run it in for a TD again. What did they say, by Rule it was placed on the 1 yard line? Maybe refs blew the whistle though. What game was it, when something similar happened, and the refs DID NOT blow the whistle. Ball still LIVE. I think someone finally picked it up and ran it back the other way for a TD. I remember seeing the ref just standing there, looking at the ball, did not blow the whistle.
I remember a college game I think it was Stanford vs Oregon and a Oregon duck player drop the ball on the 1 yard and celebrated like he scored a TD and you see a line Judge squat and look at the ball and didn't give no TD signal and a Stanford player notice picked it up and ran the other way for a TD.
Baggio missing the penalty against Brazil is the biggest mistake of all time. At the time both countries were 3 times world champions, battling to see who would win Cup n#4 and be alone at the top of the world, and it was the first time that a World Cup was decided with penalty kicks. The entire planet was watching, including a lot of americans, cause the 94 World Cup happened in the US
Documentaries that cover some of these moments: #7 ESPN 30 For 30 Four Falls of Buffalo (Though it's was really about Don Beebe's play), #3 ESPN's Catching Hell, #2 ESPN's The Two Escobars, #1 partially covered in Catching Hell
John Terry penalty slip in the UEFA Champions League final vs Manchester United in 2008 and JR Smith's blunder in the 2018 game 1 finals
How can a missed baseball through the legs be ranked 1 compared to someone who accidentally scored an own goal then was subsequently killed huh...? Only in America I guess....
Guess this just shows you fucking shouldn't talk about shit you have zero understanding about. Fucking jackass.
Nobody cares about another dirty savage killing another dirty savage in some assbackwards dirty country lol. All over a game 😂
Cause it was a childish mistake, also he never should have been in there playing in the first place, he had an injured leg.
Acel Damia So what's there not to understand about a guy missing the ball through his legs while playing a game of rounders huh? You've just proved my point about America you complete and utter fkwitt
Mike A If no one cares, then why is it seen as one of the biggest mistakes in the most popular sport? Dumbass
Jr smith
Facts
as for bartman im a cubs fan. and im not mad at bartman I would've done the same thing. and so would've like 20 others that was reaching for the ball. and im more pissed at the errors that followed and the lead they blew in games and in that game.
8:53 Oh dear! I think a crime like that deserves more than 11 years in jail.
You can go back and splice in that no-call in the Saints-Rams NFC Championship game.
The Bill Buckner thing has never been fair. Mookie Wilson was one of fastest guys in baseball at the time and that ball took a weird hop there’s no question he would’ve beat that out if u look closely u could already see him 3/4 down the line the redsox would’ve lost if he made that play or not
People have since apologized and gotten over the Bartman incident. He was made a scapegoat because Chicago couldn't seal the deal that year and it is honestly just an incredibly sad situation. After the Cubs finally won the World Series, any lingering bad feelings went away.
Doesn't change anything, in regards to the impact it had and the significance.
I was a little kid at the time (in the late 1970s) but I was at the Willowbrook Shopping Center in Wayne NJ and the Giants football game was on the TV and I saw the play where their quarterback Joe Pisarcik fumbled the handoff (all he had to do was take a
knee and the game would have been over and the Giants would have won), it also probably cost Pisarcik his job bc I think that's why the Giants drafted Phil Simms who of course took the Giants to Super Bowl a few years later.
Mets vs. Yankees: Luis Castillo dropping A-Rod's pop up, then throwing to second base, which allowed 2 runs to score, losing the game for the Mets, was the greatest mistake & the greatest ending to a game I've ever seen.
Pretty shitty not to mention Karius had a concussion because of Sergio Ramos’ foul play, but hey whatever
At 6:57 is wasn't the hockey stick. It was the goalie's left ice skate.
And Gretzky wrote about it in his memoars
So what about when you have arguably the most unstoppable Running back in the entire NFL and you’re on the one yard line in the super bowl and choosing to pass and it gets intercepted and you lose because of it
If you want to go back as far as 1929, U. of California football player Roy Riegels picked up a Georgia Tech fumble and ran about 60 yards the wrong way in the Rose Bowl, leading to Georgia Tech scoring a touchdown and winning the game 8-7.
In 1964, when the Vikings' Jim Marshall made his wrong-way run, Riegels sent him a telegram which said: "Welcome to the club!"
The legendary Bill Shoemaker misjudging the finish line of the 1957 Kentucky Derby, easing the horse up too early and losing the race by a nose.
The Gerrard slip should be on the list.
2:50 This guy is actually a robot from the future.
Didn't Lindsey Jacobellis cost herself a gold medal by doing a premature celebratory flip that caused her to fall on her butt and end up with the silver?
Making death threats over a damn GAME is why I have no interest whatsoever in sports.
Garry Templeton notwithstanding on second base during a sac bunt and fielders choice in Padres vs. Tigers in 1984 World Series. Then Kirk Gibson drove the dagger into San Diego's heart with his homer off Goose Gossage and sealing the World Series title for the Tigers.