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9/25/14: Derek Jeter hits a single to right that brings in the winning run, giving the Yankees a 6-5 walk-off win in his final home game
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@matthorvath851 3 года назад

“Well the script is there, the last page is in Derek’s hands” CHILLS

@rolltide1359 3 года назад

Gives me chills every time

@charlieharper8477 3 года назад

Bro, the pitcher just let him have the hit. You don't believe a pitcher just tosses an 85 mph, down the center, 1st pitch fastball in the bottom of the 9th with a man on 2nd, do you?? My god ..not that Jeter don't deserve the pitch but it was most definitely rigged.

@Nesqwikz 3 года назад

@@charlieharper8477 Sherlock Holmes over here

@charlieharper8477 3 года назад

@@Nesqwikz I am actually. One of the best Private Investigators ever

@Nesqwikz 3 года назад

@@charlieharper8477 Private Investigator isn't that the job that requires zero formal qualifications lul

@billgatesleavingyamomshous8177 3 года назад

This is like Kobe’s last game where he just completely blew everyone away and showed people again how great they were

@theotherview1716 3 года назад

No, Kobe showed everyone that Kobe was always about Kobe.

@pacifiedbeaumonte 3 года назад

60 points on like 60 shots lol

@zerocool9772 3 года назад

@@pacifiedbeaumonte facts !! But that’s why we loved Kobe

@earvin7ramos32 3 года назад

@@theotherview1716 Kobe was about winning as was Jeter but they didn’t in different ways. Kobe’s style got him 5 championships, so I’d say it worked.

@goodvibes7104 2 года назад

Not to take away from the moment bc it was awesome, but Kobe shot the ball 50 times that game and his percentage was below league avg and he shot 6-21 from 3pt that game lol. Memorable for the 60 pts not the below avg numbers though!

@CoasterMan96 9 лет назад

Cried my eyes out after seeing that live, a fitting ending to a fabulous career. You will be missed Derek Jeter

@slovell920 3 года назад

Glad i wasnt the only one lolol

@kathconserv 3 года назад

Indeed.

@mohammedserahy2007 3 года назад

Let’s go mets

@tuckerwelty3913 3 года назад

@MUFC false

@hdeejayyy3652 3 года назад

I saw it at yankee stadium w my mom, I got showered in beer when he hit the walk off

@ggjbreezy3660 11 месяцев назад

“Where fantasy becomes reality, did you have any doubt” this sends chills through not just baseball fans but sports fans in general

@Jason-mk4ki 7 месяцев назад

That was prewritten bro! No chance that dope Michael Kay said that on the fly. He is a fraud.

@superbrownbrown 3 года назад

In the top of the ninth, David Robertson had the greatest blown save in New York Yankees history.

@speakinfaxonly21 11 месяцев назад

Lol he sure did. The clear unsung hero people forget

@D.LeviBoillot-sj5kf 2 месяца назад

As a Dbacks fan, I preferred the blown save from game 7 of 2001

@JamesAvila-xu7ds Месяц назад

@@D.LeviBoillot-sj5kflol wasn’t game 1 of the 2023 World Series?

@lnl3237 Год назад

Watched this with my Pop, aged 97, a city boy from Harlem who got to throw a ball from 3rd to 1st at Yankee Stadium when he was a kid; said it took a few bounces to get there; he was with his mom at the game that Gehrig said good-bye. Dad passed less than a month later. Baseball gives us shared memories that become hard-wired in our psyches and part of our family history. Thanks, Derek, for one of the last happy ones I had with my dad.

@EricLimasTPLEra77 9 лет назад

As a Red Sox fan,I was taught that the Yankees are evil,LOL. But Derek Jeter is the classiest guy who ever played the game of baseball during the "Steroid Era". He is the epitomy of what every major leaguer should be like: Respectful,humble & classy. I respect Mr. Jeter and I like the way he played the game. He was an integral part of this great rivalry. So,to this I say: Thank you,Derek Jeter,for adding another dynamic to this great rivalry! Respect to you,Mr. Jeter. I got words for you,though: GET MARRIED! LOL!

@papi-sauce 9 лет назад

u forgot the roids...dem roids helped out alot.

@EricLimasTPLEra77 9 лет назад

papi ARE YOU DRUNK?!!?!? Jeter NEVER took a friggin' PED during his career,you slapnut! You are a total dummy for thinking this!!! PUH-LEEZE! You have mistaken him for that no-good degenerate A-Rod! SO STOP IT WITH THE 'ROID TALK!!!! SHOW SOME RESPECT! Goof......

@AAli220 9 лет назад

Your talking about roids and ur username is papi how funny

@papi-sauce 9 лет назад

so u know i know my roids users when i see one lol

@EricLimasTPLEra77 9 лет назад

Looks like we have a troll here,folks!

@UncleFooFoo68 9 лет назад

Fitting ending, for a champion and a true winner, who played the game the right way as hard as he could with heart and desire. He was, for the better part of 20 years, THE ONE GUY Yankee fans wanted at the plate in the late innings of a tight game. He played hurt, he played hard, he never embarrassed himself, or his uniform, or the game itself. It was a privilege to watch him play the game.

@BetheasByteReloaded 9 лет назад

I couldn't script that moment if I tried hard. I mean the elements were there, stat-wise. Bottom of the 9th, 1 Out, Runner in Scoring Position and who comes up to bat next? Bob Shepard: "Now batting for the Yankees, Num-bah Two, Derek Jeter. Numbah Two." As Yankee Fans are chanting his name, he jumps on the first pitch he saw and sends it opposite field for a game winning single sending Antoan Richardson home for the Yankee "W". Like I said, I couldn't script that moment if I tried hard. That is a moment Yankee fans will treasure for years to come. If there is a baseball almanac or encyclopedia, and you had to look up the word "class", you would likely find a picture of Derek Jeter. Bottom line, he deserves respect.

@willisapril 6 лет назад

Wrong he played his final game in Boston. This was his last game in NY

@alanluscombe8a553 3 года назад

Well said, i agree. Jeter is a class act and proof that guys not on roids could play ball as well as anyone.

@mattfinleylive Год назад

-Remember him divin' into the seats? Guardless? Unbelievable.... A fella' taught to EARN his money!!

@chrisbrackin8822 7 лет назад

I'm not even a Yankees fan but this made me tear up. I grew up with this guy playing baseball.

@cpa54 9 лет назад

No matter how many times I watch this, I will always cry. My favorite athlete of all time and the reason I love and wanted to play baseball. There will never be a ballplayer like Jeter in my lifetime.

@mikemacioce4836 3 года назад

I agree although judge is a runner up that’s for sure lol .

@bowhunter8532 2 года назад

You are pretty sad...

@robertkelly8191 10 дней назад

@@bowhunter8532you’re*

@afridgetoofar1818 9 дней назад

@@robertkelly8191both are correct

@wakeruncollapse 9 лет назад

In 2007, I had the amazing opportunity to sit on the Green Monster at Fenway Park and watch my Red Sox play the Yankees. Jeter beat us on a three-run homer off Schilling in the eighth. After the game, Roger Clemens, who had a no-decision, said of Jeter, "It's an honor to watch the best clutch hitter in history do his thing." I was disappointed by the outcome of the game at the time, but now I'm far more thankful that I had the chance to watch him play and succeed. Hell of a player.

@PadChennington 3 года назад

My favorite player of all time ... and I’m a Mets fan lol

@49j49 3 года назад

Respect.

@louieayala2648 3 года назад

Lol. Respect my guy

@aidanpieragostini6784 3 года назад

💙🧡 🤍🖤 lots of respect to u my guy 🤝

@g.jameson3314 3 года назад

Same.

@bdjsjshhehehd8989 3 года назад

Traitor

@jameslisle7775 3 года назад

This is the most epic ending to a regular season game in Yankees history! Nobody deserves it more than the Captain!

@SlapShotRegatta22 6 месяцев назад

THE CAPTAIN!

@Bryan_S 9 лет назад

Watched his first career Home walk off and watched his last career home walk off both live. Simply amazing and childhood memories.

@QS-si3cq 2 года назад

I was there. That moment was unlike anything else I had ever experienced, and still haven't since. The stadium ERUPTED. That roar that came with that hit, the plapable tension of the moment and how he could end his career in that moment in that at-bat with a tied game in the 9th, at home, with thousands chating DE-REK JE-TER! over and over. It still chokes me up just telling my experience.

@fishingwithnobrim9131 3 года назад

The fact that it’s 6 years later and I’m still genuinely upset we will never see him play again

@MT-tu8dt 8 месяцев назад

This felt like a World Series win. That’s how special Derek Jeter is. Legend.

@Kinsella_Finn 8 лет назад

They don't make stadium announcers like that anymore. Batters just have crap walk up music.

@SomeGuyWhoPlaysGames333 6 лет назад

Kinsella Finn No they don’t. Batters still get their names announced.

@ApexSpectator36 3 года назад

The best announcer ever. The way he said their names was crisp and to the point. Nostalgic!

@maureenhopkins430 7 месяцев назад

9 years later and I am crying like a baby! ❤❤❤❤

@tknick90 3 года назад

I’m a Boston Red Sox fan and this gave me chills back then, and still does today. Jeter was a class act and absolutely earned and deserved this moment.

@alexatl89 6 лет назад

Growing up, I used to always tell my mom (who loves the Yankees) that I HATED the Yankees. "But that Derek Jeter guy", I'd say, "he is a class act and the only Yankee I'll probably ever cheer for".

@jaredphillips6875 7 лет назад

Jimmy Fallon is the one jumping up and down in the background behind home plate

@afridgetoofar1818 9 дней назад

He’s annoying

@gee2891 Год назад

This was the last Yankee game i attended with my dad....i miss you everyday daddy boogie...i am thankful to God for our time together.

@drefore2642 2 года назад

I love it “did you have any doubt?!” The reason I played shortstop and wore jumpman shoes the legend Derek Jeter

@TheRealJohnJ10 3 года назад

I’m a Mets fan. My hatred runs so deep for the Yankees it’s scary. I never hated Jeter. He was hard to root against. Best player I’ve ever seen.

@EddieEscobar82 Год назад

I WAS AT THIS GAME!!! THE ENERGY IN THE ARENA WAS ABSOLUTELY UNBELIEVABLE!!! YOU COULD’NT WRITE A BETTER ENDING!!! #THECAPTAIN 🐐

@d_ylan 9 лет назад

What a way to go out, Respect for the Captain.

@DPRyan-vd5pp Год назад

We did fleet week in New York in 1998 when I was in the Navy… we got free tickets to go to a Yankees game, it was pretty cool to see Jeter in person even though I’m a Red Sox fan, it was awesome , Yankees 6 white sox 3; Jeter had 3 RBI’s that day

@infamousian123 9 лет назад

LMAOOO 3:02 Posada and Andy were like "wtf are we still doing here"

@brady13001 6 лет назад

no idiot. they were like he's having his moment we'll wait here till he's done.

@robertharvey9047 5 лет назад

Jets coach

@blacjackdaniels200 5 лет назад

Boggie This is easily the dumbest comment on all of RU-vid, and that’s hard. Congratulations. Well done, sir.

@brendanq 2 года назад

First, I want to give props to Michael Kay for the great call! Second, it's been 7 years since this moment (it feels like yesterday!) and I still get choked up watching this. The part that really got me when I watched it on YES that night was when Derek headed for the tunnel and Michael Kay said, "So long Derek." I broke down after that. Derek, congratulations on induction into the HOF! I miss watching you play to this day! You were, are, and always will be my idol! Love you, man! #RE2PECT

@joanneloesner1264 Год назад

Gave me the chills as well as bringing me to tears. I followed his entire career along with my sons who are his age range. There are no words to truly describe what he has brought to this game and fans. Derek you are a forever Yankee legend. So glad I got to experience the story in real time ⚾💟⚾💟⚾

@jacevogel8142 8 месяцев назад

Woke my whole family up and nearly jumped through my ceiling as a kid watching this, gets me everytime watching it back

@yellowflamegaulent3902 7 лет назад

0:33 Jimmy Fallon jumping.

@acrustykrab 3 года назад

Isn't that Chris Pratt on the right of him too?

@Andrew11017 3 года назад

@@acrustykrab i think so, it looks like him

@antboogie6645 2 года назад

And Jimmy Fallon is a Red Sox fan lol

@drefore2642 2 года назад

Arguably the most clutch in baseball history

@mauricelovell6251 9 лет назад

It has been four days since watching every pitch of this game. I admit I have listened to more games than watched because I am a baseball historian and a lifelong Yankee Fan. Jeter is like a little brother who has achieved heights never imagined. I am not ashamed to say I see him as the classiest baseball player of this generation and era. He did it his way, the right way the way his parents taught. I am just thankful he gave us so many great moments. One day this week I will stop the tears and wait for the next great Yankee. But for now......Thank You Derek Just Thank you

@5.0sRslow 8 месяцев назад

End of an absolute legend era nothing more incredible than seeing this man play in the playoffs he never upset

@goodvibes7104 2 года назад

I can honestly say watching this live made me cry! One of my most memorable moments as a Yankee fan! I got the overwhelming feeling in that moment that it was ok for him to finally hang'em up.

@JJA1987 9 лет назад

One of the very very few Yankees that I respect and admire not only as a baseball player but as a human being. No better way for Derek too finish off his final home game with a walk off. I'm gonna miss guy a true stand up guy/class act. Thank you Derek for all the years from a Red Sox fan

@andrewv8548 3 года назад

Greg Gibson, the home plate umpire, must've loved watching this play.

@JZillah_ 7 лет назад

He finished his last home game in the most Derek Jeter way possible. I still miss him, even now.

@knoxynyr87 3 года назад

Goosebumps every time I hear that Michael Kay call. EVERYTIME

@amk4739 9 лет назад

That is how you end it. Wow. One of the most epic things I've ever seen. And I watched it live

@sanahirosplatoon6459 7 месяцев назад

Derek Jeter looked so happy as if he still after years of playing, years of legendary actions, couldnt believe these people all loved him so much. this just shows why Jeter is a yankee no one could hate

@RossardJames 9 лет назад

One of the true legends in modern sports. Amazing.

@katiewilliams5643 8 лет назад

I watched Derek Jeter since i was 15 years old tears streamed down my face because it's been a great journey to watch him all these years I can't wait to see him in Cooperstown what a class act Derek Jeter has been to all of us

@d_rok26 3 года назад

6 years later and this is still the only thing in the world that can make me cry like a baby

@SegaGenesisEvangelion Год назад

Seeing him with his family at the end, beautiful. Watching The Captain gave me so much admiration for his parents. It's hardly surprising Jeter has such a good head on his shoulders, being brought up by such a wonderful pair of people.

@UnRu1eD 2 года назад

As a Mets and Red Sox fan, nothing but love and Re2pect to the great Jeter. Truly a legend.

@joshrv5407 Год назад

One of the greatest moments in baseball history. Not a Yankees fan but this moment is chilling

@dtl00590 8 лет назад

4:01 💙

@MrSpeedyAce 7 месяцев назад

I was bawling my eyes out watching this on TV 😭😭😭

@mc-gn2rt 7 месяцев назад

I lobe the crowd noise in steps. At bat quiet, hit go crazy and score absolute crazy!

@14thStreetProductions 9 лет назад

If there ever was a Mr. Bronx, how can it not be Derek. Look at his older videos and you'll see why this guy is so great, and an even better person.

@buixrule 3 года назад

One of the most moving and awesome moments in baseball history. And I'm a Mets fan. I would take 1 Jeter over 10 of anyone else. Amazing player and even more amazing person.

@e.kendallvidal8580 2 года назад

This still makes me tear up. He made my late 90s and early 2000s. I am not sure that I will be alive to see another Yankee legend. My old boss got a chance to see Mantle and Maris play. I got a chance to see Jackson, Jeter and Mo. Life has been good.

@stanleywatson1871 8 месяцев назад

Derek Jeter had more class than anyone I have ever seen!!

@ravdog360 9 лет назад

A blessing to all to watch him play.The way he did and the way he presented himself. #class #re2pect

@ericmonaco2276 8 лет назад

Love or Hate him give this Guy Respect

@phillipwhite948 8 лет назад

I think you mean Re2pect.

@JB-lt7cc 4 года назад

Class act!! Saw him play at Wrigley Field, when Kerry Wood faced Roger Clemens and Hee Sop Choi went down! That was 2003. Not a Yankee fan, but tons of respect for Derek Jeter!!

@srincident 2 месяца назад

I'm 53. I fell in love with the Yankees when I was kid. Derek Jeter is my favorite Yankee of all time.

@KratosAurionPlays 9 лет назад

Huge RE2PECT for the guy. Even as a dback fan I was really happy he was able to close it out like that. It's not often you get to see one of the all time greats go out in style. The only thing that would have made the night even better is if he could have gotten just a little bit more distance on that double in his first at bat.

@MOET02 4 года назад

Those are my Yankees right there man!! Derek Mo Jorge Andy Tino Bernie And Joe!!!

@lawrencerdugo8020 3 года назад

The best.

@ericmonaco4509 Год назад

I may've not been there for his first game but i was there enough to follow this great legendary career thank you Cap

@rhiannonmahoney1919 11 дней назад

I’m a Boston girl born n raised n I always route route route route for the Red Sox no matter what… But this scene still gives me goosebumps even watching it now in 2024 Absolutely incredible then and still is now

@billyraybar Год назад

This dude’s all class.

@MrSuperpigplaysMC 9 лет назад

I'm a Red Sox fan... And that's unbelievable

@WO2411 Год назад

Him and Ken Griffey Jr were the reason I started watching baseball💯 Never forget watching this moment 👏🏾

@smk3390 8 месяцев назад

all the training, all the ups all the downs, victories and defeats, boil down to one moment to cap off the legend of Derek Jeter and after the dust settles. The Legends brothers wait for him to welcome him home.

@juliandiaz462 9 лет назад

No joke I fucking called it on that day before the game started. I said "knowing him he'll get a walk off hit". Idc if no one believes me that shit is crazy

@CeeCast 9 лет назад

Called it? I was sitting in a restaurant, saw he was due up 3rd when we had a 2 run lead. My Exact facebook post was "Plot Twist: Orioles tie the game, leadoff man gets on, Gardner bunts him over to second and Jeter gets a classic game winning hit to right field." I Swear on my mothers grave, I have never been so happy to be right about something in my life.

@obailon4995 9 лет назад

As a huge fan of the Yankees, i was not able to go to the final game but i have met jeter and seen him plenty off times and i go to games in NY often, i live in baltimore, im in school here, and there were a few of us Yankee fans in a baltimore bar, and i could say i had tears of joy out of my eyes, this was like winning a world series but better in some way, its was the perfect story ending. Even the baltimore fans here showed their respect for the captain.

@jacklewis9794 9 лет назад

Ducking chills

@davelong4131 3 года назад

Still miss watching Jeter play. One of my favorites, and I’m an Angel fan.

@gladysriggs6845 Год назад

This never gets old and just seeing The FAB 5, Is the icing on the cake. Derek Jeter, Mariano Rivera, Jose posada Andy pettit and Bernie Williams there's your FAB5, & the entire world renowned New York Yankees. FAN 4 LIFE!🔥

@msustudent19 9 лет назад

You can't help but feel emotional after that! Enjoy retirement Jeter! Thanks for the memories!

@cheezestradtmann-carvalho314 9 лет назад

Thank god for jeter! Thank you for all you've done captain!

@stephenboldish7927 Год назад

Was at this game and I’ll never go to a better game in my life as special regardless of sport/team. Surreal. 💙 #2

@janettevaldes6520 9 лет назад

I will always miss Derek Jeter and he will always be one of the best baseball player ever to play the game

@bignell07 9 лет назад

What a great way to go out.

@SammyMaggio 9 лет назад

Unbelievable. #FarewellCaptain #Re2pect

@My4165 3 года назад

I come back to this so much

@DeVoidAS 10 месяцев назад

Props to Nick Markakis for allowing this special moment. You could see him slow down a little when making that throw to the plate. What a legend

@ajfromthepark5484 9 лет назад

Richardson should get some credit off that run lol

@houseofdny 9 лет назад

“You have enemies? Good. That means you've stood up for something, sometime in your life.” Good to see all the losers and haters offering up their tribute. Re2spect.

@jayrutherford1776 9 лет назад

Re2pect*

@dazednova 6 лет назад

House OfDNY from a tigers fan, indeed

@Unknokownuser Год назад

As a redsox fan this game still gives me chills I obviously don’t like they Yankees but I’ll always respect derek jeter

@LMKK10 2 месяца назад

As a lifelong Red Sox fan I remember watching this live and actually being pumped for this moment 😂

@ghettomist1575 8 лет назад

I became a fan of baseball and the Yankees just because I wanted to watch this guy play. Everyone used to say A-Rod is the best Yankee and I always thought Jeter was better. I feel like that the way I feel is probably how older people felt when Mantle retired. Both were great players and both owned New York. Better players might come along but since this man made me a fan I don't think anyone will best him to me. Thanks Jeter for the memories.

@pbnaj 5 лет назад

No one ever said Arod was the best Yankee.....ever in human history.

@andrewmacdaniels212 9 лет назад

One of the greatest black baseball players of all time.

@garryarden7200 9 лет назад

Black , just like his Mother.

@TrenchHouseJE 9 лет назад

One of the greatest baseball players of all time**

@videogamejo 9 лет назад

Garry arden lol

@videogamejo 9 лет назад

Technically, he's half black and half white. So mixed.

@andrewmacdaniels212 9 лет назад

***** many year's ago the federal government created a racial law that still stands stating that if you have one drop of black blood in your body that means your race is black, its called the (one drop rule) why do you think the federal government acknowledges Barack Obama as being the first black president ? When anyone goes to apply for a job their is no biracial or mixed option to mark down as your race, biracial or mixed is just a person's personal opinion regarding race, the federal government doesn't recognise that, it's not conclusive... like i previously stated Derek Jeter will go down as being one of the greatest (black) African American baseball players of all time.

@BigDonch 8 месяцев назад

Can’t believe this was 8 years ago

@nicholasrosario7752 Год назад

I still watch this from time to time 🥹

@audreykwong5107 9 лет назад

Eminem's lose yourself was playing and i nearly jumped!

@roccosalvemini7349 9 лет назад

Only #2 on MLB network's top 100 moments of the yr?! The stupid walk off to send the Giants to the WS was better than that?? I don't think so.

@ellandecampbell6279 9 лет назад

I'm a die-hard Yankee fan, so I in no way want to diminish this moment at all. I couldn't have been more excited when this happened. However, this game meant nothing for the Yankees in the standings, while that home run sent the Giants to the World Series. I'm sure Jeter would've rather taken that home run from himself or a teammate (in any year of his career) than a walk-off single in his last home game

@brucewayne3927 9 лет назад

Rocco Salvemini lol fuck the Giants.

@Aqwtiny 8 лет назад

+Ellande Campbell plus it was setup

@41Steez 5 месяцев назад

Gave me chills watching it live . Still gives me chills today. Thanks for everything, Captain.

@JimAbreau2 6 лет назад

This gives me goosebumps every time I watch it. And, I'm from Boston...

@captainobvious8847 8 лет назад

"Jeter: Where fantasy becomes reality." Sounds like the slogan for his porn site.

@ScarletKnight-mq5cz 2 года назад

It was such a stupid and forced call. Shoulda just left it at “did you have any doubt?”

@yankeesfan9530 8 лет назад

Where's Hannah's horse? 😂😂😂😂

@laurieshelle Год назад

I can watch this on replay for the rest of my life. Thank you SO much Jeter!! We love you always!!

@jimvarlas1798 6 лет назад

I remember seeing that live. What a finish to maybe the most "class act" to ever play for the Yankees or any team. What a competitor! Unbelievable for his final at-bat!!