96 Yankees World Series highlight reel

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Personal highlight reel I made of the 96 Yankees improbable World Series comeback against Atlanta. I wanted to make sure I showed every Yankees miscue in games 1 and 2 to make clear how badly overmatched they seemed before they came back. A few clips on here are not shown in the official 96 World Series video. I could not believe how many ugly errors they made early on, but that makes the comeback that much more dramatic. To date, it's my favorite New York sports championship of them all. I was just 12 turning 13 that summer. Happiest memory of my childhood was watching Game 6 with my aunts, uncles, cousins all celebrating together.
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@nicholasnarveson930 5 лет назад

Game 4 was truly epic. Down 6-0 in the 6th inning to win it. Amazing.

@Surfer041 9 месяцев назад

That game broke Atlanta's spirit.

@djshortsleeve9132 5 лет назад

Torre was so good at pushing the right buttons - love the Boggs pinch hit in the 10th.

@Trafala32 5 лет назад

Thanks for this . Bring tears to my eyes. I was 14 years old and was watching the game with my family . We start jumping when Charlie Hayes catch the last out . Wow .

@StacheBigote 2 года назад

I was 8 at the time. This was the first full season of baseball that I ever watched (though I had gotten into it towards the end of 95). I was way more invested in this postseason’s outcome, as opposed to in 95. I happened to be visiting my father and my brothers in Queens for the weekend (I grew up near Albany). I had never watched a game with them before game 6. When Hayes caught the last out we went nuts. Man, to think how spoiled we were by the dynasty! All they did was win. Priceless memories.

@loganceiley4731 6 лет назад

14:23 can we all just appreciate how stylish that slide was

@ZFKATNBADGER40 4 года назад

@LoganFuzz, Damn that was slick

@whatsupdanger3045 5 лет назад

Leyritz changed the whole course of this series with that homerun. I'll never forget seeing this on tv. Also - I miss Bernie's signature slide and pop-up.

@billny33 5 лет назад

I always loved it when Bernie did that too. It was so cool. Bernie was so humble that it was kinda neat that he would allow himself any kind of flashy thing he would do when scoring a run and that made it endearing rather than perhaps annoying.

@StacheBigote 2 года назад

For sure. Well, that and Coney shutting down the Braves in game 3.

@jameslisle7775 7 лет назад

That Jim Leyritz home run in Game 4 was the ultimate turning point

@darrio6625 6 лет назад

James Lisle agree bro lol

@str8kronic 6 лет назад

yes 100% and also that bases loaded 1 out double-play in the bottom 9th was hugeeeeee since game was tied at that point

@billny33 6 лет назад

I remember seeing it off the bat and thinking "oh, that's a base hit, game over we lose!" Only to realize they were playing him more up the middle for double-play depth. Thank God. If only they had also done that in Game 7, 2001.

@whatsupdanger3045 5 лет назад

Absolutely. Bogg's at-bat was so crucial too. But that homerun changed everything.

@chorne2k 4 года назад

@@whatsupdanger3045 I have always felt the same, veteran off the bench, battles to draw critical walk.

@shawns9813 5 лет назад

The Leyritz home run gave birth to a dynasty.

@inquizition9672 3 года назад

25:37 I still remember watching that flyball and how my heart stopped for just a second thinking neither Bernie or Paul would get to it and how the winning run on first was going to score. It was such a relief watching O'Neill bring it in and slapping the outfield wall in celebration

@shmayy 5 лет назад

Huge yanks fan here. At around 32:10 when Boggs is riding on the horse you can hear “we are the champions” playing. The video cuts to a different scene just before the very end of the song but I swear you can hear freddy mercury about to say “of the world”. The mandela effect is a real phenomenon.

@uoflcardskd 9 лет назад

This is awesome I've been looking 96 world series highlights everywhere. Thanks for the upload!

@Surfer041 3 года назад

Yankees bury Fulton County Stadium.

@chrisuncleahmad 6 лет назад

1996 was a crossroads MLB season- first year of the MLB/FOX era (after the illfated Baseball Network), last year before Interleague Play, this was when the HR barrage that was to follow first really stood out.

@davidellis5141 3 года назад

Anytime a Braves fan mouths off to a Yankees fan just say " Jim Leyritz "

@imarriedabrkfsttaco3737 2 года назад

Lol. Don't stop there! You can pile on with "'96! & '99!" When the Yankees smoked Atlanta in both series,coming back from a 2-0 hole in '96 and won 4 out of 5 WS('96-'98,'99,'00) including 3 in a row and 6 appearances in 8 years. Bring up the fact that Atlanta owned their division for like a decade straight,had 3 HOF pitchers,went to 5 World Series in the 1990's yet won just 1 ring,and it wasn't even against the Yankees. Tell them to "eat a full bag of sht!" too. Lol.

@joesakic91 3 года назад

Out of the latest five New York Yankee championship runs, 1996 was the toughest of the five. Going 8-0 on the road including three games inside Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium against the defending MLB World Series champions after trailing 2-0.

@davidnetterwald1846 3 года назад

Game 1 of the 96 World Series was a nightmare for me watching at home I shut it off once the Braves got up 8-1 in the 3rd inning. Everything that could have gone wrong did go wrong in that game. Game 2 was a game I wasn’t looking forward to because that year Maddux was damn near invincible and I felt that the Yanks had no shot. Maddux dominated and the Yankees had no offense at all. I was very worried when I found out the Yankees were down 0-2 in the series. Game 3 I watched that game hoping that Cone would come up big against Glavine and he did also the Yankees bats actually came alive for the first time in the series and the Bernie home run sealed the game and I had renewed hope for Game 4. Game 4 came around but I wasn’t optimistic at the start for two reasons. One because the Braves got up 6 runs early and two because the Yankees had Kenny Rogers on the mound who was atrocious the entire playoff run and he was terrible that night too. Neagle however for Atlanta was mowing the Yankees down. I turned off the game foolishly thinking this game was going to be another Braves blowout. The Yankees bullpen though held it down and I checked back in to see what the score was. It was 6-3 in the 6th. I was thinking what if they come back? In the 8th inning with runners on Leyritz hit a 3 run shot off of Wohlers and I lost my mind. I went absolutely berserk. Then the Yankees took the lead. Won 8-6 in 10 and tied the series 2-2. Then I started to believe that they could win this series that game changed the entire complexion of the series. Because if Atlanta won they’d be up 3-1 and have the clincher at home in Game 5. The Yankees winning shifted the momentum in their favor. Game 5 of the 96 World Series is my favorite baseball game of all time. A pitcher’s duel for the ages between Pettite and Smoltz and this one did not disappoint. It was deadlocked at 0. For 3 and a half innings they matched zeros then the Yankees struck in the 4th to make it 1-0 and that was all they needed. I was on the edge of my seat that entire game and when the Yankees finally won I was relieved. Game 6 I was beyond hyped for this game I was looking for a tape so I could record the game on my VCR. It was a game 2 rematch Key vs Maddux and on this night Maddux wasn’t invincible he was mortal. In the 3rd inning the Yankees scored on Maddux off of a Joe Girardi triple and would score two more runs. Key wasn’t sharp that night but he didn’t need to be he got the Yankees to a point where they could get it to the bullpen. The bullpen closed the Braves offense down and once Mo got in I stopped worrying and started counting the outs. The Braves gave me a little scare late but the Yankees pulled it off and won the World Series. I will never forget that night for as long as I live. This entire postseason run in 96 was just magic and this team after 25 years remains my favorite Yankees team and it remains my favorite Yankees World Series run.

@billny33 3 года назад

Great summary. I also turned off game 6 the moment Hayes failed to get that ground ball down the line to make it 6-0. I thought Atlanta was just going to keep piling on like in Game 1. I turned on the Sega Genesis to blow off some steam. My dad who is not the Yankee fan I am I think took notice and kept watching the game in his room. Later I heard him shouting excitedly from his room and I had to see what was happening. It was that 6th inning rally, now it was 6-2 with a man on. Then Hayes singles a runner home, 6-3 and I was back in it from there. I feel the same way about game 5 as you do but I think you undersell how terrifying the end of game 6 was. I had my heart in my throat. We were up 3-1 in the 9th, now its 3-2 and a single ties it. Lemke works the count full. As they used to say on SportsCenter, the cheese was getting binding. Each of the 4 Yankee wins had these terrifying gutcheck moments and they came through every time. Game 3 had that 6th inning jam w the bases loaded when Torre came out to talk to Cone. Game 4 aside from the 6-0 deficit, had the Braves so close to a walk off single in the 9th when McGriff came up against Lloyd. I thought it was a single off the bat but it was a 6-4-3 to send to extra innings. Game 5 and 6 gutcheck moments were also both in the Braves 9th and go without saying.

@davidnetterwald1846 3 года назад

I was not as worried about the end of game 6 only because I was caught up in the potential celebration that was going to take place once they got the final out. It’s not that I didn’t think that the Braves could turn it around and win I had that in the back of my mind. Anything can happen in baseball but I just felt at ease in the last few innings of that game for the first time in the whole series.

@billny33 3 года назад

@@davidnetterwald1846 And I was stressing like Sister Marguerite lol

@davidnetterwald1846 2 года назад

@Lighthouse in the Storm troll spotted.

@Voujdjr 4 года назад

Bernie comes up in so many more highlights than Jeter. He is so underrated

@billny33 4 года назад

He was absolutely the best overall hitter they had during their title years. Jeter may have hit for better average some years but Bernie could hit for average with a lot more power. And Bernie won the batting title in '98.

@kyokogodai-ir6hy 6 лет назад

So glad Cecil Fielder got his ring in this one. He had some real big hits on the way to the series.

@iamhungey12345 5 лет назад

Not to mention without the trade for Cecil Fielder, the Yankees may not made it past Texas. Having to readjust their offense after the trade may have cost the Yankees a chance for a 100 wins season but in the end, it was worth it.

@ckendall67 3 года назад

Fielder was in 7th season with the Tigers, who were horrific that year, but Fielder got a chance to be a part of a pennant-winning Yankees team when he got traded there and came up huge throughout the postseason and actually led the Yankees with a .391 batting average in the World Series.

@richardtoplitsky5143 2 года назад

1996 was my favorite Yankee word series out of the 4

@rdalfonso 7 лет назад

Even back then Joe Buck hates the Yankees. Has there ever been a suckier sportscaster??? UGH

@billny33 7 лет назад

Why do you think he hated the Yankees? I loved his calls in the 96 series actually.

@ckendall67 3 года назад

@@billny33 I dunno why people always accuse Joe Buck of hating the Yankees or hating or liking certain teams in sports.

@trajan4824 3 года назад

Joe Morgan

@StacheBigote 2 года назад

The look on Andy’s face in game 1. You just want to go back to that moment and whisper in his ear “shake it off kid, by the time you’re done with this team you‘ll be an absolute legend and the all time postseason wins leader”.

@KeithFroehlich07 Год назад

Notice how ordinary Greg Maddux looked when he doesn't have a 35-foot wide strike zone.

@frahnzenberg7561 3 года назад

If We win in 97 and Mo doesn't fuck up in 01 holy shit what a dynasty lol but it didnt but I'm glad I got to see em win 5 YANKS4EVA

@evaneasterling5562 5 лет назад

I was born in ‘97, so I’m happy these highlights are here. Also, McGriff should be in the HOF.

@billny33 5 лет назад

Wish you could have seen it live. This series is my most cherished childhood memory, hence John Wetteland as my avatar. It felt like a fairy tale happened to my team in real life. I just couldn't get over how amazing it all was. I had so much fun following and tracking all the victories of the 98 team of course, but nothing was as emotionally uplifting and rewarding to me as seeing them knock off an absolute Death Star of an Atlanta pitching staff.

@newyorker14622 4 года назад

Great post, totally forgot how bad the Yankees were before Leyritz's home run.

@Indigenous_Rambo 5 лет назад

Everyone expected the yankees to lose especially after game 2. Boy were they wrong.

@ckendall67 3 года назад

I'm not a Yankees fan but for some reason, even after they got beat badly in the 1st two games I thought they still had a chance. Maybe it's because I was kind rooting for them to beat Atlanta in the Series. ;-) But yeah, the Yankees looked so overmatched early on & played uncharacteristically poor defensive baseball in those 1st two games. Even 'The Boss' didn't think the Yankees had a chance to come back after Games 1 & 2. But then they go down to Atlanta & sweep all 3 games on the road...that's when you knew it was their destiny to come back & win. :-)

@bigdbohnen 8 лет назад

25:40 the birth of the Yankee dynasty. "BALL GAME.....YANKEES WIN!"

@eric21200 5 лет назад

"Theeeeeeeeeeee Yankees win!"

@somerandomguy84 6 лет назад

October of 96 was also when Arthur premiered on PBS ;)

@champion909 5 лет назад

Nikhil Krishna Great show.

@KinkESizemore 4 года назад

And now the Braves hold the closed fist still, all these years later

@PeterOkeefe54 3 года назад

no one on that field was more emotional than Wade Boggs...he went nuts!!!

@rushrush1209 6 лет назад

The Yankees were 8-0 on the road that postseason.

@str8kronic 6 лет назад

Rush Rush 2017 well be 8-0 at home!!

@ckendall67 3 года назад

Still to this date the best road record ever by a World Series-winning team. The Nats last year also won 8 road games but did have a road loss on that record( Game 1 vs the Dodgers in LA ).

@jasonburdette7879 7 лет назад

We should won world series in 2001

@frankapalategui2781 6 лет назад

Jason Burdette you said it mate now lets make it 2018 no excuses just rings the Yankees way

@brianw7011 6 лет назад

That was the most amazing world series I have ever seen. We had a chance to win it with nothing but heart. I do feel like the Diamondbacks were the better team for that world series though.

@johnraynond746 5 лет назад

Jason Burdette No. We should have been out 4 to1.

@billyfranklin85 5 лет назад

@@brianw7011 Yup, they sure were, so I can live with it.The one we never should have lost was against the Marlins. I still can't believe that happened.....

@DamageLLC 4 года назад

That would have been awesome for us New Yorkers after what we went through 9-11

@KTF0 3 года назад

I forgot how depressing Game 1 & 2 was. They were sloppy! Yankee Stadium sounded like a morgue. Braves put it to them.

@williamkanejr3233 3 года назад

Yeah then they lost four in a row, blowing a two-games-to-none lead, and created a dynasty that only died because the Red Sox came back from down three games to none in 2004.

@iamhungey12345 2 года назад

@@williamkanejr3233 I kind of consider the end of the dynasty to be in 2001 with 2003 being an attempt to revive it.

@imarriedabrkfsttaco3737 2 года назад

Thanks for this!

@KeithFroehlich07 Год назад

I believe Rafael Belliard was the last major league player that was active who was once a teammate of Willie Stargell. He played a handful of games in 1982 during Willie's last season in Pittsburgh.

@JTmakesfunofdiabled-hs9kh 11 месяцев назад

Damn that is pretty cool. I saw Belliard played 9 games in 1982 and Stargell played 74. At some point they were in that clubhouse together. A guy who played in 1961 had a teammate who was still playing in 1996. Pretty damn cool. For that to work ever you have to catch one guy at the tail end and one guy right at the beginning AND they both need to play at least 15+ years. That's the tough part. Not many guys have careers that last over 15 years in the bigs.

@jacobsladder375 6 лет назад

Awsome WS brings great memories

@Only1forme75 5 лет назад

My daughter was conceived in celebrating that World series. The 1st Ws I was old enough to comprehend. I was a lil kid in 78. One of the best moments of my life. It brought me back to all those years watching games with my Grandfather who passed away in 83 in Brooklyn. I made a Yankee fan out of my gf at the time. I met her that year and we married. My daughter just turned 21. What a great ride that was in 96. Always my favorite WS.

@yuseffhilton 3 месяца назад

Who else is here getting hyped up for the 2024 season? LET'S GO YANKEES!

@willadair7025 7 лет назад

jimmy key my favorite

@pabldi1927 2 года назад

Joe Buck from 1996-2001 was a pretty good broadcaster, he was excited at the right moment and looked like he wanted be there. 2002-2012, was a different story, he looked like he’d rather be elsewhere and falling asleep on the calls. He’s done better since 2012 but he can still do better. His Achilles heel is that he does not do baseball every week like he used to for an unknown reason, i think the #1 broadcaster should be there most of the saturdays during the season. if you ask me, i prefer his commentary during the end of the 1990s when FOX first got baseball.

@ENTERTAINMENT35 5 лет назад

Best time to be a Yankees fan... game 1 was sloppy and just not meant to be for you guys that's for sure

@davidfigueroa6351 3 месяца назад

Can't help but think that Buck and McCarver were mocking the Yankees before game three. With the "wake up/ despierta" gig. Glad it didn't age well for those two. They shocked by the end of the series.

@billny33 3 месяца назад

Yes...or you could say it worked. That's why they came back.

@thomaswolf723 4 года назад

The Braves' defense let them down at critical times. They got a bad break in Game 4 when the swinging bunt by Hayes failed to roll foul. (I don't blame Chipper for letting it roll). However, Belliard, normally a sure handed fielder, booted a sure double play ball to set up the home run by Leyritz. In Game 5 Grissom made a 2-base error (set up when Dye crossed in front of him) which led to the sole run of the game. The Braves did not get the breaks when their deep fly balls were caught at the warning track and the good catch by O'Neill at the end of Game 5 on a well hit ball by Polonia. Note how the financial resources of the Yankees allowed them to have such former stars as Tim Raines, Darryl Strawberry, and Cecil Fielder on the bench.

@KinkESizemore 4 года назад

7:24 it’s at this point Braves fans become Dr. Evil and assume everything went to plan

@Surfer041 3 года назад

O'Neill had more guts and honor than the entire team of recent years.

@baroqueguitarist5673 3 года назад

Crazy what happened with John Wetteland recently in Texas

@WolvesBaseballNine Год назад

The strike zone was ridiculous in the 90s. So inconsistent. Some balls are a foot outside for strike 3.

@NEPats1289 3 года назад

Andy petite was a bad man when it mattered

@silverwyvern4 4 года назад

Time for Reliving old world series

@snootch2nootch 6 лет назад

A bunch of young kids in pinstripes doing what most didnt predict...sure, lets see it again in 2017!

@Surfer041 3 года назад

Houston stole it.

@JKD6991 5 лет назад

The best of the championships in that dynasty. Braves overrated.

@Surfer041 3 года назад

Was a great year.

@ericradford2142 8 лет назад

A young Joe Buck? Who knew??

@clays32 6 лет назад

He was actually a good announcer at one point. Today he is a very bias annoucer.

@eric21200 4 года назад

I liked him when he was like this. I find he gets over excited nowadays.

@JohnCapizolaSr714 3 года назад

I went to a try-out with Charlie Hays for the Cincinnati Reds.

@beamerball666 7 лет назад

why was Wetland in, during game one were we just out of pitchers?

@billny33 7 лет назад

beamerball666 yeah, that was weird. 12-1 game in the 9th, let's go to our closer. I think it was just to get him some work. The Yanks had a long layoff after beating Baltimore in 5.

@ealter95 6 лет назад

This series, and especially game 4 robbed me of the innocence of my childhood. This ranks as one of the big 5 calamities of my life (along with 1) Bush v. Gore, 2) 9/11 3) The Great Recession and of course black Tuesday 11/8/16.

@billny33 6 лет назад

Wow so Game 4 and Jim Leyritz is the only sports related one. Everything else on the list is finance or politics related. Strong statement. And I can understand this being a really infuriating loss, but let me ask, if you are a Braves fan, why is 1996 worse than 1991 or 1992? Plus it can also be argued that in 1993, 1997 and 1998 you also lost in the playoffs to teams you were better than. But 91 and 92 in particular also had to also be agonizing World Series losses unless you were too young to fully understand the game then. I will say that the year before, that loss in Seattle in 1995 took some of my childhood too. As did the Knicks loss to Indiana that year on Ewing's missed finger roll and their loss in the Finals to Houston the year before. Thankfully for me the Yankees turned their situation around and won a bunch to make up for it. The Knicks never quite got over the hump though.

@ealter95 6 лет назад

I was far too young in 91 or 92. I became a braves fan as best as I can remember in 1993 (I was 6). If you must know: My grandmother died after game 2 (braves haven't won a WS game since). Between getting on a plane for the first time to go to the funeral and coming back, I was exhausted for Game 4. Still, I was biting my nails even with a 6 run lead. I lived in the NY area so everyone was rooting for the Yanks and I felt that. I was ordered to bed up 6 runs and was told that if the yanks tied it up I'd be woken up. I listened with horror on my walkman hidden under my covers as Leyritz hit the homerun. I met my dad in the hallway (me going to watch the game, him coming to wake me up) and was allowed to watch the rest of this traumatic loss on my parents bed while my dad consoled me. I went to game 6 at the Stadium and some asshole yankees fan through a beer on me. I watched Hays catch the ball freezing and frightened that someone would kill me for wearing a braves jacket. I walked back to the car while the Bronx was erupting in a frenzy as the classless yankees fans screamed fuck the braves (in a mock tomahawk chant). It was a long ride home back to Central New Jersey.

@billny33 6 лет назад

Wow, that all sounds quite traumatic. For the longest time I had a very strong fear of going to both playoff games and elimination games because I rage really hard in those scenarios and the comfort of your own home is really the best place for that, plus you spend all this money, time, effort in going to a game hoping for this great experience and then if you go and your team gets knocked out and traumatizes you, well you will inevitably feel like why didn't you just stay home and watch this mess on tv for free then so you could scream it out if necessary with few people or no one looking. I eventually went to game 2 of the 2003 World Series against the Marlins, they won the game handily and it was a real nice experience. They lost the series but that game was not why. In 2012 I went to game 5 against the Orioles when my brother woke me up and let me know the day of the game that cheap tickets were still available and I called in sick from work to go, they won. I kind of overcame my fears and was rewarded. My grandfather died on August 11th, 1995 a day before Mickey Mantle died. He was a huge Yankee fan and his pancreatic cancer was a long, painful drawn out ordeal for my mom and whole extended family, that may have added some extra weight to the Yankees loss in Seattle later that year. But I must say I've never had an experience going to a game that is as harrowing as what you described, but I also went to only home games. I went to one Yankee-Red Sox game in Boston in 2014 (maybe if I had gone to one of the 2004 ALCS games I might have a similar horror story but thankfully no). Jeter hit a home run in his final year and most of the Sox fans actually cheered. I was really moved by that. So yeah I've had my heart broken a few times, 2001 was my freshman year of college in CT and many Mets and Red Sox fans on campus were just ecstatic the Yanks lost even in spite of 9/11 having just happened, that was a pretty bad experience for me, but overall I can't complain. I've gotten to see a lot of titles. I hope at least you were able to enjoy 1995.

@ealter95 6 лет назад

I was, but I hadnt suffered as a brave fan so I guess I didnt feel the additional feeling of relief. Its not that 97 wasnt bad. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-mR3eK5gCChM.html. It was, and I felt cheated. The Braves were awesome in 1998, I couldn't quite understand how they lost to the Pads. They clearly werent better than the Yankees in 1999, but they should have won games 1 and for sure 3 that hurt, but again, nothing like 96. After 99 they lost in the first round/wild card game 8/9 years they were in the playoffs. Its been pretty terrible. I watched the Yankees win in 2001 at Shea Stadium. Weird how I have seen 2 yanks clinchers. The Griffey circle around the bases and blowing a 2-0 lead had to hurt in 95. Sorry to hear about your grandfather. Not that it matters at all, but I was born on August 11th.

@billny33 6 лет назад

Funny thing is, the Marlins got us both in the 2 bullshit years they won World Series. I don't think they were supposed to get out of the NLDS either year or were favored in any of their playoff series.

@NEPats1289 3 года назад

All this time I never knew Jermaine Dye played on that Atlanta team

@JTmakesfunofdiabled-hs9kh 11 месяцев назад

My god was the strikeout wide back then lmao

@billny33 11 месяцев назад

Wetteland definitely got some very favorable calls. Modern tech has done a lot to hold umps more accountable

@drc314 4 года назад

What I learned from this video is that Jermaine Dye can only make diving catches and cost his team about 5 runs off of routine outs.

@FSU2001 6 лет назад

Still pisses me off the Braves lost this series after being up 2-0 going back to Atlanta.

@taylorkandel5698 7 лет назад

Any chance you could make a highlight reel of other Yankees World Series like 98-2001 and 2009

@billny33 7 лет назад

Taylor Kandel I have highlight reels of the 2000, 2001 and 2009 world series I made using 2 vcrs similar to this one. I may upload them one day.

@greatestnitemare6626 2 года назад

Kenny Rogers was a complete scrub.

@WONNewYork 9 лет назад

Can you upload some highlights from that 1996 season with phil rizzuto and bobby mercer making the play by play call

@billny33 9 лет назад

I just uploaded Pinstripe Destiny which is the MSG 96 championship video. I don't have many games from the 96 regular season, particularly games on WPIX but I know some of the highlights on pinstripe destiny have Rizzuto and Mercer so I hope that quenches it for you.

@WONNewYork 9 лет назад

Awesome..I'll check it out

@sonicthehedgehog3162 9 лет назад

billny33 Wasn't This Torre's First Year As The Yankees Manager

@billny33 9 лет назад

it most certainly was.

@sonicthehedgehog3162 9 лет назад

Damn And To Think Joe Girardi Took Over In 2008

@DMalltheway 4 года назад

Yankees got in the way of a potential Braves dynasty

@billny33 4 года назад

Yeah that was kind of a dick move on their part lol.

@DMalltheway 4 года назад

billny33 I really felt with that big 3 and all those consecutive division winners they should’ve had at least 4

@billny33 4 года назад

@@DMalltheway so '95 was the team that won. They were not favored that year cause Cleveland was such a juggernaut, but they quietly showed what their pitching could do to them. They were heavily favored in '96. Idk if they were in '92 and, '91 I know was just a shock to see them there. In, '93 they won like 100 games but still barely got into the playoffs w a strong challenge from the Giants, then lost to Philly. In '97 they got screwed by Eric Gregg in the Marlins series. In '98 they almost overcame a 3-0 deficit vs San Diego and in '99 they almost blew a 3-0 lead to the Mets before being swept by the Yanks. My question to you is, what was the best Braves team? The team that most deserved to win. Was it this '96 team that had Smoltz in top form to go w Maddux, had a ring under their belts, Andruw Jones, Jermaine Dye, Wohlers etc? If not, what year was their best team regardless of the end result?

@DMalltheway 4 года назад

billny33 96 was their best team in my opinion, 99 they were outmatched by the Yanks and even if they beat SD in 98 they’d still lose to the Yanks that year and that Yanks team is one of the best ever. If they would’ve passed the lucky Marlins then I think they would’ve beaten Cleveland even with their stacked lineup.

@billny33 3 года назад

@Christofu I was being sarcastic.

@mikesmith-hc4ci 6 лет назад

Like if KD ruined the '96 World Series

@benjaminhatfield2820 4 года назад

That chant at Maddox is exactly why Braves fans hate the Yankees.

@billny33 4 года назад

You mean the guy saying "So he won 4 Cy Youngs, he ain't that good!" I can't entirely relate to that guy either. I was scared of Maddux. A lot of New Yorkers have that bravado even when it doesn't make a lot of sense. I suppose blind confidence lets you walk on air sometimes when you don't look down, but I would probably be put off by that too if I was a fan of another team.

@iamhungey12345 3 года назад

@@bluegriffin9453 Plus considering the 1992 offseason as well, some bad blood to be had among the fans.

@Surfer041 9 месяцев назад

Game 5, thst ump's k zone was way too wide on both sides .

@Sportsdude2251 3 года назад

11:18 that called strike 3 was soo bad lmao

@thebagelman1507 3 года назад

Jimmy Key would’ve been pulled in the 4th in game 6 nowadays

@billny33 3 года назад

Oh def! Key was really struggling in that 4th and got bailed out by that swing and double play ball, he was about to force home his second run with another bases loaded walk.

@robertewalt7789 3 года назад

The start of a dynasty.

@natebonenfant9950 4 года назад

I would re do the thumbnail and not show Wetteland initially.

@andrewlacerenza667 4 года назад

I always hated Chipper Jones with his socks pulled all the way up and gloves hanging out of his pockets

@Surfer041 3 года назад

Back when the Yankees had guts, pride, and skill. Unlike the pieces of crap on the team now (Not you Cole, not you DJ)

@JoeyR9669 7 лет назад

Is that really joe buck announcing in 1996? Holy crap will this guy every go away.

@billny33 7 лет назад

His first year doing FOX games. You have to admit though, he was a better announcer then and did not fall into the bad habits he developed later. I don't think he showed indifference during great plays for either team this series. That's what pisses people off about him the most I think. This World Series actually made me a fan of Buck. I thought he added some really nice calls to these great Yankee moments that I'll never forget.

@JoeyR9669 7 лет назад

I just can never get over his superbowl winning touchdown call to plaxico buress in regards to the giants/patriots matchup in 2007. The epitome of indifference during one of the most pivotal plays in superbowl history.

@billny33 7 лет назад

I thought he sounded appropriate until the actual catch. He did blow it. And he's been indifferent so many times it really is annoying. For perspective though, the great Al Michaels blew a similar call in Super Bowl XXV on the most memorable play that doesn't involve Scott Norwood's foot and kind of shortchanged us on the Mark Ingram 3rd and 13, see below. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-AYl_gSzmbZY.html I sort of wondered if Buck was unsure if Tyree actually completed the catch or if the ball hit the ground and his indecisiveness affected the call. Either way, that's really not an excuse. Buck could have easily said something like "DID HE CATCH THAT?!" if he wasn't sure. But judging him by his work on this series though I think he was fine.

@billny33 7 лет назад

Oops, I skimmed through this comment and thought you were talking about the Tyree catch. Actually I liked his call of the Plax TD. "Manning lobs it, Burress, alone! Touchdown New York!" What more do you need to say? Then just let the emotion of the moment carry it for a few minutes.

@TMC1982Part2 3 года назад

@@billny33 I think that Joe Buck admitted that he was trying to emulate the sparse, laconic announcing style of his predecessor, Pat Summerall. The problem with that is that Joe Buck doesn't have Pat Summerall's personality, voice, or gravitas to make it work, so it just comes across as extremely vanilla.

@brunovalerio5689 2 года назад

I hated that Braves team.

@jakejones9877 7 лет назад

Imagine if that final out hadn't been made. Can you imagine the controversy with the interference on the pitch Hayes chased to the dugout? Who was that? Was it the batboy, the ballboy or a Braves player?

@iamhungey12345 5 лет назад

Player.

@joshuamoore2104 4 года назад

Am I the only one watching this praying for the Astros to pull off a miracle like this?

@billny33 4 года назад

Its crossed my mind. I want to see Washington get their first but it would sure make for a more thrilling series if the Astros come back.

@joshuamoore2104 4 года назад

billny33 It’s tied 2-2 🍿

@billny33 4 года назад

@@joshuamoore2104 I gotta say these games 3 and 4 were some of the dullest, blandest WS games I ever watched. So I'm glad you're happy but I want to see some games w some juice left in the late innings.

@joshuamoore2104 4 года назад

billny33 Games would’ve been better if Nats didn’t go 1-16 with RISPs... But yea games will get better with Cole vs Max and Verlander vs Stras

@billny33 4 года назад

@@joshuamoore2104 so why are you rooting for Houston considering they won it all just 2 years ago and you are from Canada? Just cause they are fun to watch?

@JoshDone 7 лет назад

Choke.

@montanaproductions5559 5 лет назад

vintage fucking Andruw Jones. Man, he killed the Yanks that series.

@Jeff_Pryce Год назад

But it wasn’t enough to win. After the Leyritz home run, there was no stopping the Yankees.

@cdmin2357 7 лет назад

You must love the braves! Or just must hate the Yankees???

@billny33 6 лет назад

I love the Yankees. But I really enjoyed capturing how overmatched they appeared to be in the first two games, and in the first half of the 4th game, and by Smoltz in the 5th game. Really adds to the david-vs-goliath narrative. It's easy to forget how they were thought to be in over their heads because of what the Yankees became in the coming years. I thought this win was miraculous and a disney movie come to life. Happiest moment of my childhood, as you can see in my avatar :)

@dt2phillips 7 лет назад

Bad managing by Bobby Cox in Game 4. And bad umpiring. Those umpires were begging to get their sorry asses fired.

@beamerball666 7 лет назад

Taylor Phillips Game 4 is obviously the turning point but it's also a true choke, up 6-0&so many chances to prevent a tie and eventual comeback

@str8kronic 6 лет назад

I agree even as a Yankees fan they were awful

@starlessaeon3972 6 лет назад

MAKE NEW YORK GREAT AGAIN

@starlessaeon3972 3 года назад

@Jeff Pryce ...said no one ever

@billny33 5 лет назад

Today is a very sad day for anyone who loved this team.

@iamhungey12345 5 лет назад

Indeed... smh

@iamhungey12345 3 года назад

@David Beachem ?

@raiders45coll69 3 года назад

there was some BAD umpiring in this series

@billny33 3 года назад

Yup and admittedly mostly in our favor. We got the game 6 stolen base call. Grissom was safe. You had an umpire obstructing an outfielder in game 4 on the Jeter foul pop. I forget the other ones though.

@raiders45coll69 3 года назад

@@billny33 what about that pitch to Andruw Jones that was 5 feet off the plate that they called strike 3?!

@alwillk 7 лет назад

If Mark Wholers knew how to pitch.

@basilfromeen4720 7 лет назад

al d true dat.

@iamhungey12345 5 лет назад

To be fair, standards for elite closers were trash that time. If a closer had an era close to 4 but have 30+ saves, he's All Star caliber. Closers saving games at the skin of the teeth were somewhat common that time, to think Wetteland for all his reputation was actually one of the better ones that time (as in keeping his ERA below 3). Want to see a bigger joke? Who they chose over Mo in 1996 All Star. The perfect response to those who would try to argue that players can't be good if they're not in the All Star (not to mention some MVP winners who didn't make it to the AS roster the year they won it).

@alwillk 3 года назад

@Jeff Pryce Leyritz couldn’t hit his fastball and wholers is throws him 4 off speed pitches and 2 fastballs at 96-98 the leyritz is late on. But yeah keep throwing him sliders and change ups.

@methinking2394 4 года назад

When the fuck are the actual highlights for the Yankees

@robbieg4700 4 года назад

awful for the yanks.till it wasnt

@jimwinchester339 2 года назад

Not enough volume, dude.

@its_the_pro2360 4 года назад

Yanks vs. Braves 2019??

@franciscocolin2008 4 года назад

Its_The_Pro NO. 10-0 bottom 1st

@daddyskaddy94 3 года назад

These umps were such trash

@PRSELN23 5 лет назад

METS 2019!!!!!

@loganceiley4731 5 лет назад

Another subway series would be great

@swcargill 4 года назад

Hope Astros can do the same against Walgreens

@iamhungey12345 4 года назад

Respect for Walgreens!

@jonsnow5513 3 года назад

They couldn't. Must be hard without cameras and trash cans.

@toddmurphy8431 2 года назад

Braves we’re better

@DirtyBeefCurtains 4 года назад

Tell me after all of those errors, and that terrible baseball in the first two games those weren’t rigged.

@billny33 4 года назад

So you're going to fix a series by losing, no tanking the first two games then coming back to win the next 4? That's not easy to do. I suppose the Yanks, Braves and umpires, possibly MLB all in on this fix then? I've heard this theory floated before specifically about this series. Always makes me laugh.

@OnlyEdandTheAlmost 4 года назад

Hi troll. Tell me you're not a troll.

@ckendall67 3 года назад

@@billny33 People are always trying to make it sound like everything that happens in sports is 'rigged', as if there's no such thing as a realistic outcome in sports anymore, everything has to be 'fixed' in the minds of some people.

@iamhungey12345 3 года назад

"A team blew a 2-0 series lead? It must be rigged, it's the only explanation!" Only thing rigged is whatever you have inside your head that barely passed as a brain.