These are blind jerks. He’s clearly safe, and if replay had been available then it would have been confirmed. They’re just losers and jealous of the history of the Braves after that play compared to that of the sorry pirates.
As a Pirate fan, for the love of God, just LET IT GO! Of course, I was disappointed we didn't complete the comeback (from being down 3-1). But life goes on. It should not have even come down to Francisco Cabrera and Sid Bream in the first place. We had several chances to break the game open before the bottom of the 9th. And we didn't get it done. Jim Leyland's biggest mistake was not taking Doug Drabek out after the 8th (and not having his closer Stan Belinda ready to start the bottom of the 9th). I know......the Pirate bullpen was suspect at times in '92. But Drabek was just gassed after 8 innings. And it showed in the bottom of the 9th.
Good for you. Most fans make lame excuses and blame umps when they lose rather than blame the actual team. I have respect for fans like you. As a Braves fan my favorite team has been knocked out of the playoffs many many times but never made excuses. Excuses are for losers
This is a great clip. Never heard it before and it just really puts you right back there. I was a super young kid when this happened so I don't really have a whole lot of lucid memories of it. I was a Red Sox fan but my family moved to Pittsburgh for a while so I remember this pretty well.
Oddly enough almost no one remembers tbat if he had been out then my Braves pnly had Javy Lopez on the bench and the pinch hit for belliard so Ron Gant would have had to play 2nd base which he had not done since his rookie year....
Supposedly he was told to move in a few steps but Bonds, being headstrong (what a surprise LOL!!) stayed put. If he had moved in a couple of steps it might have been an entirely different story!!
@@nyterpfanthis play changed the trajectory for two teams. The Pirates wouldn’t make the playoffs again for two decades, while the Braves were perennial contenders for the next 11-13 years.
I have dual family heritage to both Pittsburgh and Atlanta so this was a tough one to watch but Bream was clearly safe. Wasn’t even disputed then yet these guys are acting like it was the damn Zapruder film of baseball. As to their comments about Cabrerra and how “no one wil remember this chump’s name after tonite”? Perhaps they were describing themselves although they weren’t memorable to begin with. Talk about chumps…
Omg really he was clearly safe!!!! I know how bad it feels though and just how much you wanted him out it just wasn't to be that year. I remember watching that game with all my brothers. I was 11
That’s silly. No Braves fan with decent eye sight thought he was out when they showed it in slow motion. Spanky the Catcher would of argued with the Ump if he was really out
