55:45 if your a Yankees fan and your feeling down, just watch this part and enjoy all those years of success we had in the 20th century, Go Yankees, forever and always
This reminds me of my neighbor he knew I loved baseball and he let me borrow this tape and I watched it over and over I was obsessed with baseball and I still am lol
@MANCHESTER UNITED name one soccer player known like babe ruth??or the Yankees!! or one that earns money like a ball player?? deep to center field!! going going gone game over
@MANCHESTER UNITED fat babe?? your bitter,angry...its okay ..someday soccer may be popular with fans that can afford more than an empty field. Rather than celebrate competition you would compare and insult?...sad man. if I can make it there I can make it anywhere..new york...new york
At 50:17, you hear the unmistakable voice of the legendary John Facenda as he described the 1927 Yankees, a team that, even now, many consider the best ever. It was only nine seconds, but it was fitting that they used Facenda's voice to open the montage of the Yankees' championship teams at the end of the presentation. The best to describe the best.
I went to some of those playoff games and there's nothing like it. All Yankee fans like me get a tremendous feeling of pride watching this video. I have this video and watch it from time to time. I've said before that these guys were some of the greatest clutch players you will ever see. You don't win 3 World Championships in a row and 4 in 5 years without coming through in the clutch time after time. And having an Owner like George who was willing to spend the money to keep the players together you don't have many owners today that do that.
@@jordanschwarzlose9218 Fing right my friend. You can't tell me that Bonds did not know that steroids gave him the extra power when at the plate. He robbed baseball fans on something that should of been celebrated but we have to live with the fact that he cheated. He doesn't deserve the Hrs record for the all time HRs. Period!
@@edruggiero1648 98 team was the greatest "team" IN MLB history. They had the game won before the ump said "playball". 98, 99, and 2000 were the last three great years to be alive.
I don’t see how anyone can call the 90s Braves “the Team of the 90s” when the Yankees won three out of four World Series titles to close the decade (three straight including 2000), including one of the greatest seasons ever in 1998 with 125 wins. I don’t care how many division titles or regular season wins Atlanta had, the Yankees results speak for themselves. 🏆 🏆 🏆 🏆
@@jasonbailey1981 😆 Sorry, but no, we cannot and will not let you have that. World titles are what it’s all about. And the Yankees had more of them that decade than any other team in baseball. Just facts.
I luved as a kid when mo was coming in that game my dad started yelin at me look look look son (watching tv) they know its over they already leaving as mo warms up😂😂😂what a luxry that man was
I think the 1999 yankee team is the one that gets the least attention during that dynasty run. People are still hooked from that 98 team that won 114 games. Also the 2000 team was there least strongest of that run but got so much attention cause it was a subway world series that year. The 1999 yankees actually were a little more dominating in the 1999 postseason than in the 1998 one. They only lost one postseason game in 1999. In 2000 the team won again but they were beginning to show age that year...
I agree. The Yankees 1999 championship team on paper was the best of the Torre dynasty era. Once Roger Clemens joined their rotation, they were pretty much in God mode. With Clemens joining David Cone, Andy Pettitte and El Duque, their starting pitching was unbeatable. Then their starting lineup was bulletproof with Chuck Knoblauch, the great Derek Jeter, Bernie Williams, Tino Martinez, Paul O’Neill, Scott Brosius, Jorge Posada and Chili Davis. Their bench had firepower with Ricky Ledee, Shane Spencer, Jim Leyritz and Chad Curtis. And their bullpen was overwhelming with Hall of Famer Mariano Rivera, Ramiro Mendoza, Mike Stanton and Jeff Nelson. They were so good it was scary. Nobody could touch that team.
@ 8:22 Atlanta braves are the most likely candidate to represent the National league in the 1999 world series after all they won the NL east with the mlb's best record
I like the Yankees with their mystique and tradition but dang I love the match up with the braves I just didn't like it went to four games. But my favorite part is at 17:37 when chipper Jones hit that home run that was good I miss the braves run too smoltz maddux glavine chipper all of them the 90s in baseball were great imo
Chris Kreager the Padres had nothing to lose. They were no match for the Yankees of '98, one of the greatest all-time teams ever, so just having some close games was a victory for them. This Braves team was far better than the '98 Padres, and the '99 Yankees weren't as good as the '98 squad. This series was more evenly matched at the start but the Braves were already reeling a bit from the NLCS after having the Mets come back from an 0-3 deficit to nearly force a Game 7. That took some wind out of their sails, and then they also doomed by some poor decisions in the two games in this series that were very winnable for them--Games 1 and 3--when their starters were left in too long in both games and coughed up 8th inning leads when they clearly had nothing left and should have been removed either after the 7th or at the very least once a runner got on in the 8th. Even if they weren't tiring (which they clearly were), a team as good as the Yankees is going to make adjustments by that point in the game. They had a really good bullpen that year, no reason why the shouldn't have used it. They never had much of a chance in Games 2 and 4, but 1 and 3 were a different story and with a couple of wiser decisions this series may have been 2-2 after 4 games.
At first, when Cashman and Steinbrenner traded Wells for Clemens, I figure that was a stupid move. Clemens was terrible in regular season; but after all in the postseason, it was worth it.
Courtney Gibson Jr Like many other Yankee fans I wasn't too happy with the trade initially. Wells was coming off his greatest season of his career and Clemons was still a fucking Red Sox even if he was wearing a Blue Jay uniform. Let us never forget how important left handed pitchers are in the Stadium and Clemons was never known as a big game (playoff) pitcher and Wells was for sure. It turned out OK but I never ever thought of Roger as a Yank, did you?
Clemens was said to have a groin injury in spring training to it might have played a part even though much of this performance issues came in the second half of the season.
@@michaelbelfer1069 I thought of him as a Yankee. He was great in the 99 postseason, he helped a lot in 2000 and he had a stellar 2001 and a solid effort in the World Series. He gave us that star power and a powerful ace, so he was very much appreciated. He was definitely a Yankee.
I respect Bobby Cox greatly as a manager for the way he would always stick up for his players and inspire such fierce loyalty from them. That being said, he made some idiotic post-season decisions at times, and leaving Glavine in for the 8th in Game 3 tops that list. He had given them exactly what they needed--7 solid innings--after having been sick, they were on the verge of getting back into the series, they had a solid bullpen--hell, they could have asked Rocker to pitch 2 innings if necessary. Once that game was tied up, they had missed their shot and you knew it was just a matter of time. But if Glavine had been taken out when he should have been (even having said himself he was really starting to get tired before that inning and it was not a sure thing that he even felt like he should continue) they very well might have turned this series around. In a situation like that, if it's even a question, you need to remove the starter. Actually, Maddux was also left in too long in Game 1, though that wasn't quite as egregious as leaving Glavine in in Game 3.
5:51 "With 33 runs in 2 games, a record 21 in 1, Boston tied the series." It was actually 32 runs and a record 23 in 1. How did they make this mistake?? Game 3: Sox score 9 runs. Game 4: Sox score 23 runs. 23+9=32
So why did the Yankees cut Clay Bellinger' from the team in 2001? He could 'hit' but he was no Don Mattingly...and i thought he could field as well,,,like Derek Jeter....but i guess not....SO that's why they released him...due to his fielding. Oh well, his 24 yr old phenom Cody Bellinger will be holding a World Series trophy in a matter of weeks.
Fucked up how a guy who claims he's a servant of god, hits the game winning homerun in Game 3 of the 1999 World Series could 14 years later be sentenced to 7 years in a Michigan prison for fucking 2 15 year old students at the school where he worked. Talk about your highs and lows. Damn. Dude still made me jump out of my seat that night.
There were 4 girls apparently. He was only charged and convicted related to his actions against 3 of them. The facts of the case are pretty f'n sick. And his arrogance after his conviction even sicker. EDIT: Of course that night we cheered. We didn't know what would happen years later.
@@matthewstorer6923 Honestly. That kind of shit turned me off from seeking a career in law enforcement. It would be too hard to resist beating the living hell out of rapists and molesters.
The Yankees are team of the 90s. They won 3 of 9 World Championships. Buffalo won 0. New York was 3-0 in the big series. Buffalo was 0-4 in the big game.
Who won more games? Who went to more World Series? Who were in the playoffs more years? Who had more HOF’ers? The Braves win every category except the bottom line and that’s apparently all that matters. Dumb logic.
Really? As I recall the Braves also lost 4 out of 5 appearances they had, two of them to the Yankees. Also the Yankees won the most games in the 1980s, does it really mean anything in the end?
@@KinkESizemore Hey, you said it: THE BOTTOM LINE THAT MATTERS IS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS. If it were wins and stars and all that other crap, the Bills would’ve been the team of the 90s instead of the Dallas Cowboys. If you don’t win the ring, it don’t mean a thing. That’s why the Braves can’t be the Team of the 90s. All those division titles means squat if all you have to show for it is one lousy ring. Like it or not, that’s all that really matters in sports. You’re either a champion, or you’re everybody else. And more times than anyone else in that decade, the Yankees were champions.
1999 was the end of the millennium, but please try again. When were people fearing Y2K, that was the end of 99 when did people celebrate the new millennium that was January 1, 2000.
@@cambonious23 The last year of the 20th century was 2000. A century has 100 years, Thus 20centuries times 100is 2000. Count to 100, starting at 1, you don't stop at 99
The 20 century started in 1900 and ended in 1999. Just like the 21st century started in 2000. Every year counts. I know there was no year 0, but after that we counted the years that end in 0 as part of the new decade. I remember an older class that graduated in 1989 claimed that they were the last class of the 80s, but that isn’t true because 1990 was? It doesn’t make sense.
See my previous comment. When did the world fear y2k? On January 1, 2000 at midnight, people feared things would shut down. When did the world celebrate the new millennium? It was the same date and time. Nobody celebrated the new millennium at the start of 2001. The 90s and 20th century ended on January 1, 2000 at midnight, and that is when the new millennium, the 21st century, started.
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This was back when this team gave a crap about winning..this franchise sucks now..I am so disappointed in what this franchise has become..especially lately...garbage attracts garbage...Yankee legacy of winning is gone thanks to poor ownership and management...I miss these nearly flawless championship teams
Being a playoff team (which they are, as of now) is garbage, sucks, & shows a lack of effort towards winning? No wonder all Yankee fans (such as myself) are generalized as being spoiled & entitled
+ Ellande Campbell - They're probably the same people who wanted Cano traded for Jason Schmidt in 2005 even though he sucked that year. Also the kind of people who wanted Gary Sanchez to be shoved into DH despite a chance for him to improve defensively and wanted Severino to be wasted in the bull pen after his struggle last season. It's unbelievable at times.
Just out of curiosity, do you still think that they don't give a crap about winning? Do you still think that they suck? Are you still disappointed in what they've become? Do you still think that their legacy of winning is gone?
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The red sox starting hating the yankees after babe ruth moved to the bronx. It was ur dumbass fault u sold him in the first place. If he had stay in boston things would have being the opposite. U guys could have being the ones with 25 titles and not a dry century without winning a world series until 2004! Ya hating on us for your own stupidity
The yankees cheated with steroids and having the highest payroll in baseball, buying their championships. What a joke, the yankees the embarrassment of national sports history.
I was unaware that the Yankees are the only team that has had PED users (especially in that era). Are you just as outraged by the payroll that the Dodgers have had for the last 5 or so years, or are you 1 of those hypocrites that show more outrage when it's the Yankees? It seems to be the latter
The Braves lost their last seven Playoff games they played between 1999 and 2000..ATL got swept by Yankees in 1999 World Series and got swept by Cardinals in 2000 NLDS ⁉💺🏟⚾😆
