Sammy hits #61 and the man with the most hits in the 90's ends the game with a walk-off homer. What a magical game and what a magical season! (and Kerry Wood struck out 20 that year as a rookie, and the Cubs made the playoff for the first time in 9 years). Everything felt like it was coming up roses for the Cubs in 98.
@@Eva-si5sp Los esteroides ayudan a construir tejido muscular y aumentar la masa corporal al actuar como la hormona masculina natural del cuerpo, la testosterona. Sin embargo, los esteroides no pueden mejorar la agilidad o la habilidad de un atleta. Así que aprenda lo que los esteroides pueden hacerle al sistema inmunológico de un cuerpo antes de hablar por ignorancia.
Estoy de acuerdo, entiendo que estuvieron en falta grave pero deberían tomar en cuenta que la MLB estaba en el suelo y ellos dos montaron un show de batazos que llenó todos los estadios, hasta los que no eran fanáticos del baseball iban a los estadios y cuando se enfrentaban era una locura, recuerdo que cualquier programación de tv se interrumpía solo para pasar el turno al bate de cualquiera de ellos dos. Podrán decir lo quieran pero esas temporadas fueron únicas en la MLB
@@edwinr.cabrera1107 Da pena la mentalidad de los escritores de América. Son los únicos votantes en todas las premiaciones de USA que son pontifices de la santa inquisición. En esa era de esteroides tambien varios pitchers la utilizaban. En ese famoso año no sólo McGwire y Sosa dieron muchos. Recuerdo que hasta Galarraga llevaba tambien un buen ritmo pero se quedó atras. Tenian que intuir que algo fuera de lo normal pasaba. Si hubiesen votado en los Grammys probablemente Michael Jackson no hubiese ganado ni uno por lo discriminadores que son
Holy shit, this had to be the most exhilarating day to be a Cubs fans. As a Yanks fan, I still enjoy watching other fans of other teams enjoy their moments.
Cubs fan here and I've been to some exciting games, but I lived in Seattle for 20 years and the best two most rocking games I've ever been to was the M's vs NY in 1995. As a Yankee fan, I know you remember NY won the first two games of the series and then came to the Kingdome for three. I went to games 4 and 5 and I've never experienced that kind of excitement in baseball before. When Edgar hit the double and Griffey slid across home, holy cow. The dome was rocking so hard. I truly believe that if the M's didn't win that series, they may have never got Safeco Field built a few years later. Edit: My best friend was lucky enough to be at this Cubs game for Sosa's 61 and 62. I wish I could've been!
@@cubswin6779 As much as it hurts me to say this, the M's absolutely killed it in that series. They did their fans justice. Reminds me of the same feeling I felt watching Boone's homer end that ALCS game against the sox. God I still hate Joe Buck's narration of that game.
I still get chills watching this... WOW Sammy the man the way he always ran to the Left feild... And mark Grace one of the best first base .... And now poor Sammy can't get his name mentioned in the in the ballpark Wrigley Field the friendly confines.. Sammy brought baseball ⚾⚾ back and not even a thank you.... Out of 75 just 1 bat was was fuked up ....but I want to say thank you Sammy Sosa#21⚾⚾⚾⚾⚾⚾⚾⚾⚾⚾⚾⚾⚾⚾⚾⚾⚾⚾⚾⚾⚾
The 90s hands down were the greatest decade in the history of this world. Football, baseball, basketball, hockey, golf, tennis, auto racing, wrestling....the list goes on....were ALL peaking as fk during this decade! Television, food, music, film, like everything was on fire!!! 😢😢😢😢
YEAH STEROIDS REALLY WORKED OUT FOR HIM HUH? WOW HE WAS PUMPING THOSE STEROIDS DAILY HUH..DAMN IM ABOUT TO TAKE SOME STEROIDS AND JOIN THE MAJORS. HOW MUCH STEROIDS DO YOU THINK HE TOOK TO HIT ALL OF THOSE HOME RUNS?
Ese estadio se llenaba de fanáticos más por sammy sosa gracias a Sosa los cubs consiguieron muchos millones de dólares por los fanáticos que iban a ver los juegos al estadio” sosa lo ponía full 💪🏼💪🏼👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴
Tell me what did they catch sammy doing...what that one bate out of 75 that they took from And only one was chord with a whole in... And nobody has seen him shoot any drugs in his body... So tell me when they BUSTED him ... I maybe might be wrong.. But I am a 3 generation of being a CUBS fan..... I been a CUBS fan before it was cool to be one... Now they latch on... But let me know.....
Sammy Sosa el mejor jugador de todos los tiempos de los Cubs de Chicago. Independientemente de su mala salida del equipo. Tremenda componenda de la MLB con Sammy Sosa y Mark Mcgwire para levantar el Beisball que estaba en descenso después de la huelga del año 1994.
El béisbol de grandes ligas tiene un antes y un después se llama Samuel (sammy) Sosa, solo miren todos esos americanos vueltos locos, en el 2do jonron del juego tuvo q salir del dogaut 4 veces a saludar al público, que no paraba de gritar y ovacionarlo, eso es un record.
Waooooooo esos palos ponen la piel de gallina sosa el más grande jonronero de todos los tiempos único en la historia de las grandes ligas con tres temporada de 60 o más cuadrangulares...
Watched both highlights of McGwire and Sosa which they simply gave Baseball something none of us will see the likes again and seeing this Sammy belt 61 & 62 this one was utopia. All of Waveland Ave came out to see history.
@@JimA-pp2nu no one knew at the time steroids played a part in it but for that one season Baseball became enjoyable again and Mark & Sammy very much brought the sport the American Past Time really needed.
A 22 años de aquel memorable juego de pelota en el estadio Reagle, awuello todavía cuando lo receeamos, nos eriza igualmente. Tanta grandeza no puede ser.borrada por la ingratitud!
Sii y ni asi con grandes demostarciones de poder y exelente pelorero y muy humilde no asido posible q esa condenada asociacion d cronica deportiva de usa no a dado credito a q el sea aprobado para el salon de la fama creo q es el hecho de ser de raza morena ,mis respeto para ese señor muy humilde sobre todo
para mi es una de sonra esté hombre no está en el salón de la fama dónde el béisbol estaba en el suelo y la gente lo qué veía NBA y lo subió el béisbol
Chicago siempre estaba de fiesta con los Home run de Sosa. Oh Sammy, nominó, dígale que no a esa pelota, yo pegado de mi radio en el 98, esperando un home run de Sosa.
Chicago nunca agradeció lo que hiciste Sammy Sosa!! Nunca, nunca se probó que utilizabas esteroides. Lo del bate con colcho te creo porque después de eso seguiste batiendo igual y además de eso todos tú bates lo revisaron incluso los bates que tienes en exhibición allá en Chicago. Gracias a y a Mcwired.
I was lucky enough to be at that game. I've never heard a noise like the crowd made on those two Sosa swings. Gary Gaetti's presence says something about the small-shop, "family" mindset the Cubs organization used to be. He was a great help in making the playoffs, but they felt obligated to sign him for the 99 season. They should have given him his playoff split, said goodbye, Godspeed, and moved on from him. But they didn't.
Sammy Sosa irrespetado por Chicago y por la MLB. Malditos malagradecidos. Sammy hizo que las MLB se viera hasta en asia. Los chinos conocían a Sammy, el mundo conocía a Sami y por un simple error de Sammy lo crucificaron como a cristo, pero Dios está mirando y a seguido bendiciendo a Sammy como en aquellos tiempo, empresario súper exitoso y superándose como persona más y más. Te amamos Sammy.
At 23:01 a woman held up a sign that said hit one for my mommy. Sammy was like: Hold my drink I don't know why I feel so happy watching all these fans happy.
At the 24:32 point on this video the camera shows the Dominican flag that was put up hanging by ,a light pole by a fan and Sammy saw the flag when it was put on the large stadium screen. The was the only time Sammy almost broke down watching the flag and realizing that he was elevating his whole country with his accomplishments. That's when he put his head down and he almost cried and instead shook himself up and with his head down smiled with a feeling of true happiness. That was a very special moment to see.
Qué lástima para la historia de mi país que su carrera terminará por la puerta de a tras nunca olvidaremos los Dominicanos lo grande que fuiste Sammy en el béisbol
Yo soy dominicano, y me siento muy orgulloso, no solo por Sammy sosa, sino tambien por todo sus logros alcanzados. Como dominicano me siento orgulloso de tantos buenos jugadores que a dado la Rep Dom, que viva nuestro pais 💓
Sammy sosa steroids? Entiende?? Steroids STEROIDS STEROIDS.. STEROIDS STEROIDS STEROIDS EL CHEATING CANT SAY IT IN SPANISH DAMMIT. HE CHEATED NO CREDITO...CHEATO CHEATO STEROIDS 😆😆😆😂😂😂😆😆😆😂😂😂
En un momento en que el público se había ausentado de los estadios de baseball, debido a las intrigas entre propietarios y sindicato. Fueron Sammy Sosa y Mark Mcguire los gigantes que revivieron el pasariempo por excelencia de los norteamericanos.
Fact of the matter is, they both committed crimes by taking illegal substances. On top of that, it was pure cheating no matter how you look at it. And on top of that, and worse of all, MLB knew what was going on during this time span and did nothing about it because MLB needed something to get people excited about the game again. Although I agree they did overall help the game of baseball in the grand scheme of things. Steroids were part of the era, and they partook of it. However, it is still blatant and outright cheating and would be disgraceful for others in the HOF if cheaters were allowed in.
I remember people used to complain that Sammy was a hot dog. Sure, a little hop after he launched the ball and he blew a few kisses (mainly to his wife in the stands), but he basically put his head down and circled the bases. Cubs need to reconcile with him. On a side note, I was at this game. I kept score and still have the scorecard that commemorates 61 and 62.
