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9/8/98: Joe Buck is on the call for Mark McGwire's record-shattering 62nd home run of 1998, making him the single-season home run leader
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@toscodav 5 лет назад

The kid that got the ball actually gave it back passing on a 3 million dollar pay day. I would have taken that ball and run out of that stadium faster than Jesse Owens.

@sheffrudytke1086 4 года назад

I would of given back in a second. For the love of the game

@Bonks55 4 года назад

3 mil

@JeffScafella 4 года назад

Those homerun record balls are pretty much worthless now. Todd MacFarlane owns like Bond's 66th, 67th, 68th, 69th and 70th along with others he payed way too much for lol

@ryanwhite6663 4 года назад

The ball is estimated at 250k right now

@JeffScafella 4 года назад

@@ryanwhite6663 Todd spent way more than 250k.

@GoblinGirl 5 лет назад

I like how the Cubs' players congratulate Mark and allow him his time to celebrate. Some might say Mark was "hotdogging" it, but this was historic. Let him "hot dog" away.

@JP-pp2tn 4 года назад

well mark and sosa being great friends during this probably helped with that

@bontronblock 4 года назад

Cringe... PEDs

@jasonfaber1463 4 года назад

GGZ Oman the Dodgers congratulated Hank Aaron when he hit 715. Pitcher was Al Downing...I saw Hank Aaron play later that summer in Shea Stadium....he went 0 for 4.

@mitchellvang2691 4 года назад

That's how much they respected McGwire; Barry Bonds hit #71, not so much...

@donnelladams340 3 года назад

Whether they respected Bonds or not he still hit 73

@themartimus1748 2 года назад

Thank you Mark and Sammy for making 1998 the best year in Baseball of my life. These guys saved baseball in my opinion. I’ll never forget it.

@turdfergusonoutdoors5070 Год назад

Wasnt a Card or Cubby fan but i remember tuning in just to watch those guys hit, they went at it in 98. Sosa and Mac were hittin dingers every other at bat. Good times

@jesseavila6014 Год назад

Plus Yankees won 125 games to win the series aka playoffs and reg season

@landscapepros6755 Год назад

@@jesseavila6014 That didn't save baseball though. This did.

@bn2870 Год назад

@@jesseavila6014 lol nobody cared.

@PPM209 11 месяцев назад

💉

@brandonthomas024 Год назад

Love how the Cubs players were congratulating him

@octaman_25 3 года назад

The level of sportsmanship and class is unbelievable

@joeriley5099 2 года назад

Your joking right? How is it sportsmanship and class when both players involved cheated?

@ykJvacano 2 года назад

@@joeriley5099 boo hoo, bunch of party poopers

@jorgecampos31 Год назад

Class and sportsmanship? You are a new level of stupid. Roids

@landscapepros6755 Год назад

@@joeriley5099 Both players? Probably most of the league at the time. Who cares? Most people who were alive at the time and old enough to view, don't.

@vejet Год назад

@@joeriley5099 It's not cheating if baseball didn't ban or test for it at the time. Besides the record was diluted from the get go. Babe his 60 in a watered down league where owners conspired to keep blacks out of the game. Roger hit 61 on amphetamines and needed 163 games. If your REALLY going to take that approach than you better be ready to call all spade's a spade, not just one.

@MisledDan 5 лет назад

My family's old Toshiba TV was at the tail end of its useful life and during the game, the picture kept cutting out but fortunately it started working again just before McGwire went up to bat so we were still able to witness this unfold live.

@maxodze7694 6 лет назад

Most excitement from joe buck I’ve ever heard

@Nowthisispodracing4 6 лет назад

I'd say he was pretty excited during the Diggs catch

@ejmuskdrums 6 лет назад

Listen to his call of McGwire’s 70th!

@diondee4890 5 лет назад

@@ejmuskdrums INTA LEFF FIIIOLD!!!!! NUMBER SEVENDAYYYYYYYY!!!!!!

@somerandomguy84 4 года назад

Great in the 90s, great in the 10s, he just sucked in the 00s

@onetwothree257 4 года назад

He’s a Cardinals fan so he puts a little extra when calling their games

@andrewlavrenz 6 лет назад

Pretty classy of Sosa to come up and congratulate him. #respect

@toscodav 5 лет назад

That is classy? What about the kid that gave the 3 million dollar ball back??

@nascarfanatic2425 4 года назад

Sammy Sosa and Mark McGwire were really close friends while in the MLB.

@theagbaman 4 года назад

Juiced! Fake records

@TheMrKobeBryant2012 3 года назад

Sosa did that because he knows he's in trouble if he doesn't cooperate.

@boosie6107 Год назад

Sosa's a white dude now...

@andrewcolvin7908 5 лет назад

Never in all my years or life can I remember a time in baseball and maybe even all of sports where there was this much excitement brewing. The McGwire Sosa fiasco was insane.

@rafaelreyes9 4 года назад

Fiasco? Epic Duel*! Learn to speak correctly

@user-ms5wm8ix2k 4 года назад

Rafael Reyes burn

@paraisoinformativo 4 года назад

Why would you call it a fiasco if it saved the game?

@5ledan 4 года назад

Fiasco...lol

@paraisoinformativo 4 года назад

JohnnyDemarco hypocrite

@VideoMan20111 4 года назад

Great moment The exchange with Mac and Sammy was priceless

@vejet Год назад

Idc what anyone says, it was and still remains one of the most iconic moments in sporting history.

@bufnyfan1 10 месяцев назад

with a gigantic * before it as it was all a big lie. And Sosa used corked bats too. You have to be careful to mention Sosa's name in Chicago today as he has been completely demonized.

@068dirtboy 10 месяцев назад

And sadess

@manuginobilisbaldspot424 Год назад

Best year in baseball history, IDC. We came back to the game in a way we haven’t since.

@KingEdward317 4 года назад

I remember standing in front of our zenith box tv with my dad watching this moment, is was a good night to be alive in the 90s

@fredwerza3478 18 дней назад

I remember watching this while I was installing a new-fangled CD burner drive in my Windows 98 PC --- good times LOL

@thatdude169 4 года назад

Steroids aside...this made me love baseball unconditionally growing up. Moments like this. The Homerun ball. The roar of the crowd

@dantedlane2 Год назад

Everyone was on steroids only the best the actual best stood out

@terrancethomas9792 6 месяцев назад

Steroids saved baseball

@fredwerza3478 18 дней назад

Late 90's was the peak of the Steroid Era --- in a sick way, you had to admire it

@HoosierDaddy615 Год назад

I’m from just south of St. Louis and was at this game when I was 7 years old. Lemme tell you, it truly was one of the most electrifying moments of my entire life that I will never forget. The immediate second that McGwire hit that ball that would be named the 62nd, the entire stadium FILLED with a sea of camera flashes. I’ll never forget that part especially and the roar of the crowd. Baseball hit different back then *pun intended*

@earlymorninstonedpimp Год назад

Not really. MLB players focus a lot more on home runs now. Judge literally hit 62 home runs last year. There’s no 70 home runs in one year, but the league overall is hitting more home runs than ever.

@bigrayskitchen6803 Год назад

When the MLB was fun to watch! Never forget 13 year old me watching this live.

@Telecastersanonymous 10 месяцев назад

Here I am watching this at 32 years old crying like a baby, this season and home run race made me love baseball. Some of the greatest memories of my life were watching MLB with my grandpa and nana this season. And then going out to play in games during my first little league season, and feeling like they were cheering just as hard for me as those fans were in the stadiums.

@trush0t1 2 года назад

Still remember this day. 11 year old me on an early Tuesday evening in California. Neglecting my homework cause I knew this game was nationally televised and I didn't want to miss it. Was a fan of McGuire when he was with the A's. Was in the office room upstairs laying on two huge blue pillows while my sister was on the computer yelling at me to get out of the room from time to time. Sat up when he came to the plate and as soon as it left the park I just kind of sat there in awe. The media was beating this to death on TV news and radio all summer and I was just kinda glad it was over. Then I watched Barry Bonds do it 3 years later. Good times...

@fredwerza3478 18 дней назад

Back when you were 11 and thought roided-up athletes were cool

@resurection96 4 года назад

Remember watching with my dad & running out the door screaming "He did it! He did it!"⚾️⚾️⚾️

@J.HerbosHair Год назад

I really never got into baseball but when i was a kid in the 90s Mark, Barry, Sammy, and Ken were the Legends we'd take turn being. I miss my youth man.

@Yama-qb8yv 9 месяцев назад

Seeing Mark and Sammy hug and show brotherly love after is so awesome! What a great moment and they set aside their rivalry to honor that special moment! We need more sporting moments like this today!

@larrystevens8037 2 года назад

Simply phenomenal, seeing the respect between Mark and Sammy

@EeJLP 9 месяцев назад

Honor among thieves

@marksidebottom8608 Год назад

MLB will never be this fun to watch anymore

@emailjustinbyrd 2 года назад

Baseball will never be this hot again. This was a magical season and moment.

@StivenBonillaNY 6 лет назад

Amazing and Incredible Called by Joe Buck. 0:04

@carolharris4034 5 лет назад

Even though the aftermath of McGwire's triumph was tainted by the steroids scandal, it was still a very exciting time for baseball. It won't happen again.

@ofallmyintention9496 3 года назад

I hope not. Roger Maris and Hank Aaron getting passed by McGwire, Bonds, and Sosa is a disgrace.

@nebulae87 3 года назад

@@ofallmyintention9496😂 okay Nancy.

@tedmur 3 года назад

@@nebulae87 no he’s right. It’s saddening that people who played the ballgame completely fairly got their records snatched by people who cheated and admitted it. I’m not saying the steroid users were bad people, but the fact that they are now regarded record holders when they had a massive competitive advantage over people who played completely fair baseball is ridiculous.

@nebulae87 3 года назад

@@tedmur anybody else who was juicing during this era, where were they in HR race? Steroids don’t automatically make somebody good. You don’t just magically become some super athlete. You still need the talent to be good let alone THIS good. The MLB is just a hypocritical organization that chooses what fits what. What’s the difference between a player using PEDs vs the MLB juicing their baseballs to increase HR/interest? Nothing. One is just “allowed” while the other isn’t.

@DL-gv2es 2 года назад

@@tedmur those guys played against bums those records are stupid af mcgwire is better

@StooGP 4 года назад

Regardless of the future of this moment, this was, is and always will be one of the most electrifying moments in sports history.

@hectorlopez1069 Год назад

One of the most ridiculous moments in sports history.

@vejet Год назад

Amen.

@boyzbad1978 4 года назад

When baseball was awesome...man I miss those days.

@haydennyagah706 Год назад

Watching McGwire and Sosa embrace like that during an intense HR battle all year was pretty special

@JammastaJ23 4 года назад

That was a fun summer

@ducky6417 Месяц назад

What a year 1998 was. We got legends like Big Mac, Sosa, Randy Johnson, Roger Clemens, Barry bonds, and Pedro Martinez. We even got to see one of the greatest Yankees teams in history.

@fredwerza3478 18 дней назад

It was the peak of the Steroid Era --- I kinda miss it LOL

@geoffroi-le-Hook День назад

Don't forget Mo and Greg Vaughan.

@heyguy734 6 лет назад

I don't care if he juiced...this shit was awesome

@marcelthomas5009 5 лет назад

I agree with you 100%

@canaanclb 5 лет назад

Hell, everyone juiced in those days.

@GoblinGirl 5 лет назад

I agree. It was epic. And lots of people were juicing in those days.

@scottyp2505 5 лет назад

Michael Snock agreed

@axesoccer7887 3 года назад

Baseball was better with steroids. “The leading hitter has 11 home runs. Back in Sammy Sosa’s day that was a slow weekend.” - Charlie Harper

@dylanschlesinger5244 4 года назад

This one of the best calls by Joe Buck. I am sorry but that was an amazing call

@LoopHoleLeeRoy 2 месяца назад

The helmet catch…. Still drives me crazy…

@dylanschlesinger5244 2 месяца назад

@@LoopHoleLeeRoy I am a Giants fan. That call on the Helmet Catch doesn't really bother me that much. I kinda like it.

@Slim451 2 года назад

I remember watching this and recording this on my VHS. I still got that tape somewhere but it was awesome how the commentator was quiet and all you heard for majority of that was the fans cheering.

@asherstribe5695 Год назад

That was the most exciting couple years of baseball. Watching him and Sosa slug it out was amazing.

@NickRiffs 2 года назад

I was 10 years old watching this game in my bedroom at night. I remember cheering and running downstairs to see if my dad saw it. I was so excited he let me stay up and watch the rest of the game with him.

@nicholas.alan85 2 года назад

JUST LET MCGUIRE AND SOSA IN THE HALL ALREADY! They SINGLEHANDEDLY saved baseball. Watching this season back when I was 13, I still remember EVERYONE talking about it. People who never even watched baseball were into it! ITS TIME

@Gabriela-Acevedo 3 года назад

This was such a moment. NBC was telecasting all Cardinals games until Mark broke the record. In 2001 they weren't doing the same with Bonds. This is probably the biggest regular season moment I've seen in MLB history.

@vejet Год назад

100%

@afridgetoofar1818 Год назад

I think Americans had more on their minds than baseball in September 2001......

@geoffroi-le-Hook День назад

Fox, but yeah.

@adamalberts2 4 года назад

Kinda served him right that among all his amazing moonshots, the record breaker was barely over

@kimjongun2946 4 года назад

The steroids pushed that one over the fence

@gelmashni1 4 года назад

What made that HR chase even more impressive is that once Maris' record was broken, then you had to see who would finish with more HRs by season's end. Sadly steroids tainted this moment.

@andypagakis 4 года назад

Steroids made the moment happen too tho

@davydoomz 3 года назад

@@andypagakis touche

@russellmuscle7434 4 года назад

Still getting chills

@coreymorrison6669 Год назад

Will never forget this night. Was 9 years old and allowed to stay up late just to watch this game

@amsalek 5 лет назад

Everyone always says now that Bonds and Clemens need to be in the HoF. If that's the case, then McGwire and Sosa need to go in. They saved baseball.

@jeremywade6986 3 года назад

@lalande127 Nobody cares and all that matters is the entertainment value. All of these purists need to pull the sticks outta their bums. Doping in professional sports is just part of the game now.

@Ironman-fk4rc 12 дней назад

I was 19 years old and at this game 62 was so sweet what a celebration

@oeao2841 4 года назад

I was 10 years old watching this game...i barely started watching MLB....HR chase was the reason i became a MLB fan...greatest seasone ever*

@thecoldcallerguy 2 года назад

I was 10 years old too and I remember this day very well too. It was the greatest era of baseball!

@JamesWilson-bz6wt 2 года назад

Mcgwire and sosa saved the baseball tv ratings with their home run race

@Thehandler85 5 месяцев назад

Best moment in baseball hands down. I was 13 and I saw my dad in tears when this happened. I’ll never forget it.

@bobbystanikmas4006 3 года назад

As a baseball fan, when he went over to hug the family's i started crying. I remember playing little league that season/year and pretending to bat like mark mcguire and skip like sosa everytime I walked up to the plate an hit a home run

@Jeff_Pryce 10 месяцев назад

1998 was such a magical year in baseball. This is still one of my favorite moments in the game. Saying that as a proud Yankees fan who watched the dynasty years of that era. Watching Mark break the home run record was still special.

@MeredithAnne88 2 года назад

My neighbor gave me a plaque with the picture of McGwire's swing for my birthday that year. I was 10 years old and really falling in love with baseball for the first time. I'll never forget it.

@inthebag84 3 года назад

This was peak baseball right here. Don't care about whatever performance enhancements, this was exciting!

@jeffreykaufmann2867 3 года назад

I still regard Roger Maris as the Home Run Leader. There's no way without doping that a record that stood for 37 years could have been broker by two guys in the same year and then Barry Bonds a few years later. And if three guys broke Gretzky's 92 goal season At the same time I would draw the same conclusion

@jeremywade6986 3 года назад

Gretzky is far and away the greatest hockey player ever. Maris isn't even top 50 in baseball. I doubt steroids would benefit a hockey player the same way it does a baseball player anyway.

@jeffreykaufmann2867 3 года назад

@@jeremywade6986 It doesn't matter if Maris isn't a top 50 player. A record that stood for 37 years couldn't be broken by two guys in the same year without doping. Imagine one NHL player scoring 96 goals and then the following year another gets 100. Impossible

@bruno5760 8 месяцев назад

I’ll never forget that season. Brought a lot of fans back to baseball.i remember seeing sosa at Qualcomm stadium in San Diego that year

@geoffroi-le-Hook День назад

McGwire started the season on a four-game homer streak to tie that record

@briansutton9509 10 месяцев назад

The fact that he picked up that humungous kid tells us everything we need to know.

@aidanray4846 2 года назад

Kudos to the cubs for shaking his hand around the bases that’s sportsmanship

@jfbratman 3 года назад

i was watching this on TV back then......juiced or not this battle with him and sosa brought me back to baseball

@ommurg5059 3 года назад

I'll remember this forever. I was 5 and in the emergency room having just broken my tibia. I was very upset people could care about some stupid baseball guy when I was over here dying. Ahh memories.

@danielstearn1501 Год назад

Say what you will. The steroid era likely saved baseball. The Sosa/McGwire homerun chase was legendary.

@kevinpayton2664 3 года назад

I'm not a Cubs fan but that season I was keeping track of Sammy. Baseball had the world watching in 1998.

@JRH823 4 года назад

Maris is still the true king

@AOIbis 3 года назад

Watched this live with my dad, what a crazy time to be alive

@BigDawgBreaks 11 месяцев назад

This still brings tears to my eyes. Greatest moment in baseball

@rafaelsale6364 2 года назад

I don't care if they were juiced or not McGuire and Sosa's home run chase in 98 made baseball popular again. It literally saved the game.

@TheRyanMora 9 месяцев назад

I was 9, and I remember watching this with my dad. Man, I love it every time I come a cross it.

@JerodM Год назад

This was like watching a world series win. That year was so much fun to watch who would get there first and how far beyond they would go. Then who would win at the end.

@jonnymerce Год назад

With the benefit of hindsight, Joe Buck saying, “Folks, it couldn’t happen to a better man,” as McGwire hugged the Maris family is the epitome of dramatic irony.

@katherineberger6329 Год назад

Keep in mind, Roger was on uppers for a lot of his career (this was before MLB determined they were a banned PED, many MLB players took amphetamines at that point in time so he was nowhere near alone in that regard).

@gameshowfanatic9311 3 года назад

What great sportsmanship by my cubbies infielders giving McGwire a high five as he trotted around the bases

@geoffroi-le-Hook День назад

Third baseman Gary Gaetti started the 1998 season in St Louis

@thekingscene 4 года назад

I remember where I was.... 12 years old in my parents den watching this.

@redhurricane24 Год назад

I remember watching this on my old Zenith TV 24 years ago, living with my mom, being fortunate enough to watch this as opposed to the usual Univision soap operas. Truly an unforgettable experience.

@ogloc4478 2 месяца назад

Dude is huge, his son was already almost the size of the other cardinals but he picked him up like nothing. One of the best moments in sports history

@andreymelean Месяц назад

Eternamente agradecido deberíamos estar los amantes del Béisbol ⚾️ estos hombres salvaron este deporte y nos dieron una alegría inmensa 🙌🏻 Grandes Mark y Sammy.

@pupeEETR 3 года назад

Hard work and determination...

@christopherphillips8027 5 лет назад

September 8th, 1998. I remember watching this very well. What got lost on this night was the Yankees clinched the AL East that night as well. This was awesome. Damn shame that he had to cheat.

@officermahal5069 3 года назад

andro wasnt a cheat. It wasnt on the banned substance list. and no, its not a steroid. pro hormone.

@James-xy7ot Год назад

Most exciting year of baseball ever

@InDzienInTampa 11 месяцев назад

The single-season HR drag race was the most important moment in baseball. It saved it from the indifference after the lockout. The only more prominent baseball memories to me are when the Rays beat Boston to advance to their first world series and the Cubbies finally winning it all. It was an excellent time to be a baseball fan. Everyone was glued to the TV.

@thediehardarkansasrazorbak7288 4 года назад

What a great time for baseball

@SexAndCandyHair92 Год назад

Waiting for Judge to do this next

@Abhi-fz3kk Год назад

He’s not going to your Red Sox

@chuckwhite3033 Год назад

You mean legitimately doing it first without the roids

@SexAndCandyHair92 Год назад

@@chuckwhite3033 Exactly

@SergioHernandez-zv5wc 3 года назад

Oh to go back and relive that time in baseball. I am a Dodgers fan and remember following every cardinals, Cubs and Mariners game just to see them hit. So much excitement for the game

@dirkdiggler4567 2 года назад

I recorded this game on VHS.

@hinglemccringleberry8805 2 года назад

I'm 35. I was 12 when Mcgwire hit 62. Sitting in my gramdmas living room. It was the coolest thing to see as a young boy.

@victormealing5162 3 года назад

So fitting yet crazy how it was against the Cubs.

@jjsbsbshjek8058 10 месяцев назад

Is nobody talking about the fan in the outfield getting chased by security when Mark was rounding 3rd😭

@MrJuansnake 10 месяцев назад

Me gusto el gesto de los jugadores de los cubs, ya eso no se ve cuando alguien rompe un record y gente del otro equipo a felicitar.

@ryanwhite6663 4 года назад

The most captivating season ever!

@gagebrown2101 Месяц назад

Steroids aside for a moment, this was an iconic baseball moment for me a kid and Cardinals fan. Sosa and McGwire’s home run race did a lot for baseball. Good times.

@Hunter2847 3 года назад

I remember that night....I’m from MO. Crazy year

@supersayintrunks 27 дней назад

I remember sitting on the bed watching this as a kid. Couldn't have been a better match up for it to happen with. Sammy Sosa and Mark McGwire made that year something special.

@j.raymond3963 Год назад

Judge!!!

@Donkey_Lips Год назад

The 94-95 strike nearly KILLED baseball, juice aside, the summer of 98 saved the sport thanks to this chase.

@thescatman5029 4 года назад

My TV went out, and didn't see it. The next week, myself and folk in my Brooklyn neighborhood got an apology letter from the president of Time Warner Cable!

@charlesdjones1 3 года назад

That's bs that NYC would pull that on viewers all because it was a Yankees record?

@davidj.9432 2 года назад

The best summer of baseball ever.

@xHellzKoolaidx 2 года назад

I was there. Busch Stadium 2, upper deck just left of home plate 3rd base side for this. Every swing McGuire took, there were 1000's of camera flashes. What a night that was. The streets around the stadium were packed with people just wanting to be there when it happened.

@andrewmarino5441 9 месяцев назад

I love how Sosa came from the outfield to congratulate him. A true sport

@jag6183 10 месяцев назад

I will admit I had a MAJOR CRUSH on Mark McGwire. It's all my grandfather's fault; he taught me how to listen to baseball while watching it.

@MrBatman2145 Месяц назад

His son prolly felt 1000 ft tall at home plate. ❤

@abelluera 4 месяца назад

The fan running on the field 😂 :23 sec

@MattGatts 9 месяцев назад

I remember this like it was yesterday.. I was 10yrs old and I remember I was at the hospital because my Grandpop was getting surgery done on his carotid artery. The hospital had this game on in the lobby. I still remember the commercials they had for the battle between him and Sosa. "Who will hit 62, before the season is through" crazy to think that this was 25yrs ago..