Тёмный

Don Mattingly 10 Greatest Home Run Moments 

7 Curto
Подписаться 4,1 тыс.
Просмотров 31 тыс.
50% 1

Even though he may have played a little before my time, the legend of Donnie Baseball is timeless. A true Captain, and a true Yankee hero to many. Here are 10 of his best home run moments.
It must be said that there are a good 5-6 massive homers he hit that I simply could not find video footage of. So this list is the best I could do. Understood if any big time Mattingly fans call out any missed moments on the list.

Спорт

Опубликовано:

 

15 июн 2024

Поделиться:

Ссылка:

Скачать:

Готовим ссылку...

Добавить в:

Мой плейлист
Посмотреть позже
Комментарии : 122   
@waltonwarrior7428
@waltonwarrior7428 9 месяцев назад
Mattingly was pure class. No hotdogging, no bat flipping, no standing and staring after hitting a home run. Act like you’ve been there before. No question one of the all-time great Yankees.
@jamespgray6928
@jamespgray6928 Год назад
Donnie will ALWAYS be my favorite Yankee!
@hq9344
@hq9344 Год назад
Amen! To Yankee fans in the 80s- he was everything to us.
@j.idavis3244
@j.idavis3244 Год назад
Donnie Baseball, #1 by miles according to my list. Go Bombers!
@shanemahler6830
@shanemahler6830 Год назад
He was mine too
@timswauger8381
@timswauger8381 9 месяцев назад
My all time favorite ballplayer!!! Donnie Baseball.
@BH02377
@BH02377 8 месяцев назад
Same!
@jimilemanski2059
@jimilemanski2059 10 месяцев назад
No matter how many times I watch the homer vs Seattle in the playoffs, I still get goosebumps
@athleticchipnyc
@athleticchipnyc 3 месяца назад
You and I both “HANG ON TO THE ROOF”
@Nick-NY
@Nick-NY Год назад
When I think of my favorite childhood memories, I think of Don Mattingly.
@BH02377
@BH02377 Год назад
For young Yankee fans like us, he was the man! So good before his back got F’d.
@robertpaciullo1540
@robertpaciullo1540 Год назад
Anyone who watched MATTINGLY knows he's a hall of famer MVP RBI AND BATTING TITLES .NINE TIME GOLD GLOVE WINNER.MOST PUTOUTS IN AGAME BY AFIRST BASEMAN. EIGHT CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH HOME RUNS.SIX GRAND SLAMS IN A SEASON BOTH MAJOR LEAGUE RECORDS.
@mattinglygermack3543
@mattinglygermack3543 2 года назад
dude meant so much to so many yankees fans… including my dad, who named me after him lmao. shame he’s not in the hall
@ohger1
@ohger1 2 года назад
Well, he could have named you Matt!! Donnie's back injury shortened his HOF career. One of the best players who won't make the Hall, and the best player in baseball for 5 years.
@drewskij2175
@drewskij2175 2 года назад
Not just to Yanks fans, we were Phillies fans from South Jersey and half the kids I played ball with learned to bat left just to emulate Donnie Baseball.
@BH02377
@BH02377 Год назад
@@ohger1 I completely agree except it was 6! Lol
@stevejohnson1577
@stevejohnson1577 10 месяцев назад
Im a Blue Jay fan since inception and i cant think of another player that i feared most than Don Mattingly. Perhaps George Brett but Mattingly was just a killer during the 80s. Hall of famer in my books
@jvelez1998
@jvelez1998 7 месяцев назад
When the greatest franchise in sports history was lost in the abyss, Mattingly was the lone beacon that gave us all hope… as a kid, to me he was Superman and a hero
@ohger1
@ohger1 2 года назад
The Scooter, Bill White, and watching Donnie Baseball on the field. Brings back so many good memories. EDIT: that last one is heartbreaking. Donnie's only shot in the post season and he rocked it even with a bad back. After they were eliminated in Seattle, Don had to stand up on the flight back to NY because his back was so bad.
@Mr._Moderate
@Mr._Moderate Год назад
Oh wow 😯 I never knew that about his back But those were the good old days on WPIX 👌 Scooter with his Cannolis 😅
@koko-pu5vn
@koko-pu5vn Год назад
Thank you Donnie Baseball for all the sweet memories!! Watching you was like watching an artist in the field!! You definitely belong in the Hall of Fame!! Wake up electors!!!!!
@bloodlegion4874
@bloodlegion4874 2 года назад
Mattingly had such a sweet swing
@hq9344
@hq9344 Год назад
Thank you! Nobody meant more to Yankee fans in the 80s
@bobpenney9973
@bobpenney9973 Год назад
My childhood hero. Donnie Baseball. Loved watching him. I wish the yankees would have signed him for the 96 season. He would have gotten his ring.
@Tbird1549
@Tbird1549 2 года назад
The Hitman was awesome! Most of these HR’s were off of lefty’s! Great to hear Scooter and Bobby Murcer’s voices! Thanks for another awesome video!
@samdavis7134
@samdavis7134 Год назад
Loved watching D.Mattingly & R.Henderson hitting
@willslowik7264
@willslowik7264 11 месяцев назад
2000 hits, 1000 runs, 1000 RBIs, career .300, MVP, GGs galore, 8 game homer streak, 6 slams in a season, not trimming his ‘sideburns’, splitting his pants on a Seinfeld episode…Mattingly will end up in the Hall similar to how Ron Santo is in the HOF.
@gman5-035
@gman5-035 Год назад
I was in the stadium for his ALDS game one bomb! What a moment. Was watching on TV live in rapt attention when he took ex Yankee Ron Davis yard for the w/o in ‘85. Was listening on the radio when he hit his 8th HR in 8 consecutive games. And of course all die hard Yankee fans were tuned in when mattingly went yard versus Toronto in the WC clinching game. What memories. What a special Yankee
@blacjackdaniels200
@blacjackdaniels200 9 месяцев назад
Just hearing the scooter, and Bill White brings me back to my absolute happy place as a kid, I’m going to the games with my dad, and hearing that siren has these guys around the bases, hearing the announcers on TV. Don Mattingly will always be my favorite.
@joegti10
@joegti10 2 года назад
that playoff bomb gives me the chills every time
@salamisumo2
@salamisumo2 2 года назад
Hold onto the roof!
@7curto
@7curto 2 года назад
Classic call
@thecro780
@thecro780 Год назад
@@7curto orioles announcer legend Garry thourne
@johndiaz4663
@johndiaz4663 Год назад
Wow what a hit and Donny baseball was awesome. The stadium was going to collapse from how crazy it was
@joegti10
@joegti10 Год назад
@@johndiaz4663 first home run i ever saw in person was off the bat of donnie. 4/20/87 my dad took me to a night game at YS with his friends on my 9th birthday. jack morris was the pitcher and i still remember the morris chants.
@jefffinney4233
@jefffinney4233 Год назад
man i sure loved watching him play. he was the best
@brianconnelly1238
@brianconnelly1238 Год назад
Donald Arthur Mattingly, he was one heck of a baseball player
@perfectgame23
@perfectgame23 9 месяцев назад
A Yankee forever.
@legodarthvader2491
@legodarthvader2491 2 года назад
2:23 holy cow that was crushed
@greggieballz2894
@greggieballz2894 2 года назад
Yeah, Donnie Baseball was a frequent visitor to the upper tank in RF of Yankee Stadium. Great video!
@wmg5852
@wmg5852 5 месяцев назад
I was at the Minnesota game (#2). It was unreal, like something out of a movie! Best game I ever went to.
@camillelombardo2980
@camillelombardo2980 Месяц назад
Love Don Mattingly I even named my son Mattingly 30 years ago in June ❤
@brentcline2109
@brentcline2109 Год назад
Mattingly was one of the premier players in the AL from 84-89. I am surprised he never got more than 29% of the vote on his highest HOF ballet. AL MVP, batting title, 9x gold glove winner, .307 career BA. Obviously injuries cut his power numbers down and shortened his career, but his overall numbers are very close to players that have been voted in recently. And no PED allegations!
@Richard-du7yj
@Richard-du7yj 8 месяцев назад
Never forget Donnie baseball
@Joseph-lz5er
@Joseph-lz5er 2 года назад
Wish Mattingly played another season and won the ring. I remember Boggs platooning with Charlie Hays at 3rd base that season. He could have done the same with Tino and playing DH that season. Sad that he is the only Yankee legend not win one.
@jm7578
@jm7578 Год назад
Don Mattingly needs to be in The Hall of Fame.
@raypratt3611
@raypratt3611 Год назад
Its a shame DON MATTINGLY was unquestionably THE best player in the 2nd half of the 80's and when they had RICKEY and WINFIELD that was a dangerous trio but couldnt put it together and even worse he left NY after 95 season and they won their first of many,many titles in 96,Sad af!!oh BTW I'm a SOX fan 4 decades strong,but as a youngster he was the guy in MLB even tho my fav player was JIM RICE,but one of my best friends Dad was a major yanks fan and used to watch many gms with them as a 10 yr old and get ridiculed for being a,SOX fan but damn does this bring back some great childhood memories and doesnt matter who he played for,he was the BEST at one time!!
@mikegyro
@mikegyro Год назад
Donnie Baseball! I remember so many of these moments watching as a kid. 😊
@carp68
@carp68 Год назад
Thank you for this video. I love how it is presented: no music other than what occurred in-game, you added the dates of the clips with the pitcher's name, and you included the original broadcast audio. THIS is how sports clips should be presented. And Mattingly? There are no words. He is my all-time favorite baseball player. There will never be another Don Mattingly.
@7curto
@7curto Год назад
Appreciate this
@timothygray7650
@timothygray7650 11 месяцев назад
Used to have everyone of his rookie cards. And was proud to meet him in person over by the old St MARY'S INDIANA his home town. Evansville, Indiana.
@dukedematteo1995
@dukedematteo1995 Год назад
Dude owned the 80s.
@susanmenegus5242
@susanmenegus5242 Год назад
One of the best first baseman of all time. 👍 one more year if he played I think he would have got a ring with us against Atlanta. 🤔
@thewho2482
@thewho2482 3 месяца назад
That homerun in the playoffs against Seattle still gives me chills
@CacophonyOfDestruction
@CacophonyOfDestruction Год назад
People today don’t understand how Don Mattingly during the 80s and early 90s might have been the most famous and loved player of all time. To this day I’ve never seen a player get that kind of devotion from fans even when his numbers declined from the back injury Yankee fans didn’t care and cheered him on. Try to imagine a Yankee nowadays who goes into a bad slump and fans don’t boo them. I think because the Yankees sucked so bad during Mattingly’s time there he became the only reason to really watch the games. I’ve never seen another player since even get close to his popularity back then except for maybe Jeter. The only other player I can’t think of that was that popular and would never get boo’d if they went into a long slump or the team played absolutely terrible for a long stretch was Mickey Mantle in the 1950s. I can’t explain the why but Mantle and Mattingly were on another popularity wise. Jeter got very close along with Ken Griffey Jr. Both were classy players and beloved by all along with Tony Gwynn but they weren’t loved like Donnie was the 80s/90s. It was just one of those weird things you can’t explain why but if you were a Yankee fan back then you know Donnie was loved on a whole other level than most MLB stars and even Legends who are now in the hall of fame. It’s a shame Mattingly’s back injury ended his peak numbers early. If not for that injury and later his wife’s problems he had to leave baseball to attend too... Mattingly would have been in the Hall Of Fame and gotten a few rings. Such a shame because Donnie deserved it. Many Yankee fans celebrating the 1996 World Series win like me actually got depressed a bit in that moment that the second Mattingly left the Yanks won a championship
@vladiator8120
@vladiator8120 Год назад
You can argue that Don Mattingly groomed the generation that went on to win 4 out 5 World Series titles in the years to follow after he retired. He taught those guys how to get the job done before he retired. I still think Donny should have played 1 more year, at least as a DH, he deserved that ring in 96.
@timothygray7650
@timothygray7650 2 месяца назад
I met Don Mattingly at his St Mary's Hospital off of Bellmead Ave. 47714 zip Evansville, Indiana.
@mlbolts72
@mlbolts72 Год назад
Lovin me some Donnie baseball ❤😊⚾️
@donwilcox728
@donwilcox728 26 дней назад
Don Mattingly was to good a player for mere world series rings and hall of fame inductions. Anyone who watched his entire career knows that Mattingly was one of the greatest baseball players of all time.
@DUNEATV
@DUNEATV Год назад
My childhood hero!
@harrycrux7757
@harrycrux7757 Год назад
Thank you for the awesome post!
@vndttaproductions799
@vndttaproductions799 2 года назад
Gary Thorne is one of the best!! Love the last call
@MrVin720
@MrVin720 8 месяцев назад
He’s a great hockey play by play guy too. Miss him with the Devils!
@BH02377
@BH02377 Год назад
Understand this. In the entire unbelievable history of the Yankee franchise there has only been one player nicknamed the “hit man”!!!
@DB-rp4im
@DB-rp4im 2 года назад
THANK YOU!
@JohnSmith-4U
@JohnSmith-4U 9 месяцев назад
Legend!!!!!!
@nelsonrivera5580
@nelsonrivera5580 Год назад
Donnie baseball on of the alltime Yankees great clutch hitter excellent defensive firstbasemen gold glover of the eighties Yankees teams
@donkeypuncher
@donkeypuncher 11 месяцев назад
The difference in 95, at the end of the season, was his leg kick. Watch the first HR and then the last from that season. Night and day. Then watch his post season series. Leg kick was awesome. Raked.
@BH02377
@BH02377 8 месяцев назад
You’re exactly right!
@TheRichieBen
@TheRichieBen Год назад
Still my Favorite Yankee.
@JB-nj6de
@JB-nj6de 2 года назад
Appreciate the video, Donnie was my hero but these are all just gathered off what was already on YT. Nothing new here, just a very random order.
@7curto
@7curto 2 года назад
Read the full description
@dzanier
@dzanier 8 месяцев назад
From 84-89 he was the best player in baseball, with Rickey Henderson at number 2.
@TruthHurts58
@TruthHurts58 Год назад
Greatest player of the 80’s. Screw the HOF!
@athleticchipnyc
@athleticchipnyc 3 месяца назад
Home run #8 off of Ben Macdonald you could feel the pain in his back with that swing..still he stuck it out for as long as he could
@jayceeo673
@jayceeo673 2 месяца назад
#9 i turned 12 that day, Mattingly gave me a gift that day, and went 4 for 5
@timothygray7650
@timothygray7650 2 месяца назад
How ever I was a 1st baseman when I played Baseball before getting hit by a car.
@josecolon2201
@josecolon2201 Год назад
Donnie baseball
@RaviMeibalane
@RaviMeibalane 2 года назад
These are great, though I’m wondering why no one seems to have video of Mattingly’s game-tying home run off Jeff Montgomery on Sunday Night Baseball in 1990. It was the last home run he hit before his back problems resurfaced and zapped his power.
@7curto
@7curto 2 года назад
Honestly was super frustrating not being able to find any video for a bunch of his big homers. Sad truth is most stuff pre 1990’s is a total crap shoot as far as finding video. It’s all recorded but unless you got access to mlb vaults you ain’t seeing any of it 🤕
@ujohnlynch2341
@ujohnlynch2341 4 месяца назад
Wow, I remember watching that on ESPN Sunday Night Baseball.
@davidlucas3684
@davidlucas3684 3 месяца назад
I seem to remember a game against Baltimore when they had a guy named Ausee or something like that, the closer for Baltimore, hard throwing right hander, 100 mph fastball and the announcer was saying how Donnie may have trouble catching up with the heat, the guy throwed a fastball up in the zone and Donnie looked like he jumped out of his crouch and crushed for homer. The announcer said, well we know that you cant throw a fastball by Mattingly...lol
@dukedematteo1995
@dukedematteo1995 Год назад
The picture quality between 1990 and 1995 is day and night. Or maybe it's a matter of ESPN/ABC having higher quality video than WPIX or MSG.
@cambonious23
@cambonious23 Год назад
This bud is for you
@Cardboard-Box448
@Cardboard-Box448 Год назад
Always the captain
@tamerlanenj
@tamerlanenj 10 месяцев назад
Sorry but this list is woefully incomplete without Mattingly vs. The Angels pinch hit ninth inning three run homer off Joe Grahe, July 1994
@19trebor53
@19trebor53 10 месяцев назад
A pity he had a bad back; the possibilities are endless.
@leefoulds2569
@leefoulds2569 11 месяцев назад
Ashame they could've get him a ring!! They need him as a manager to get him a ring!!!😊😊😊
@tmcmullen70
@tmcmullen70 Год назад
Mattingly get rid of those sideburns
@BH02377
@BH02377 Год назад
Lol
@stephenfricke9298
@stephenfricke9298 Год назад
The GOAT of Yankee baseball to have NEVER won a world series
@Bobby-Dingers
@Bobby-Dingers 2 года назад
Put Don in the HOF!!! I mean like wtf??
@lotsaringwear2937
@lotsaringwear2937 6 месяцев назад
Shame he couldn't hang on for one more year to get a well-deserved ring.
@moboutmen
@moboutmen 10 месяцев назад
HOHHHLEEEE COWW ! The old Stadium could really bring the noise of the fans home. The new one, meh.
@mcgurkryans
@mcgurkryans 10 месяцев назад
What’s so good about all these. Looks like random HRs
@BillHassel
@BillHassel 8 месяцев назад
My son's middle name is Mattingly
@dougbrowne9890
@dougbrowne9890 Год назад
Judge may have hit 62 HR in 2022, but he still can't carry Mattingly's jock strap. I would take Don in his prime over anyone playing today. Mattingly never struck out more than 43 times in any season. Only 444 career. Judge has now played half as many seasons as Mattingly did yet has struck out more than double (908). No contest.
@7curto
@7curto Год назад
Cmon man, can’t hate on a .311 average and 62 homers. Judge just had arguably the best season ever when everything is taken into context.
@PH-qr7fx
@PH-qr7fx Год назад
notice the complete lack of gaudy corporate advertising for major league baseball for most of these clips. The only reason pro athletes are paid ungodly and un-deserving amounts of money is because of advertising. NOT stadium attendance, NOT true worth to society. It's all advertising, which is a hidden tax on everyone who buys products. Don Mattingly played before the days of bullshit contracts that ruined the appearance of stadiums with ads everywhere.
@charlesking6584
@charlesking6584 Год назад
HOF
@imilliemedina666
@imilliemedina666 Год назад
The REAL YANKEE STADIUM. Not that monstrosity of a shopping center pretending to be Yankee Stadium
@andrewwheelerguitar
@andrewwheelerguitar День назад
Wow. He didn’t do a special dance? Gesticulate and then point to the sky? Kiss his fingers, make some kinda symbols, then wiggle his butt? Oh! No. That’s the self-congratulatory behavior of today’s players. Nope. Donnie Baseball had grace.
@georgehardie2016
@georgehardie2016 2 года назад
Where is the game winning homer off joe grahe
@7curto
@7curto 2 года назад
See description
@georgehardie2016
@georgehardie2016 2 года назад
You don’t think a pinch hit game winning homer off joe grahe in the 9 th when they were behind with 2 outs is not better than half these homers. Ok
@7curto
@7curto 2 года назад
There is no video of it lol. I’ll update the list when you send me footage of that homer.
@georgehardie2016
@georgehardie2016 2 года назад
Yeah seems like it but I am partial to this homer cause I had huge bet on the Yankees that game I was stuck and he got me out with that so I always look for
@7curto
@7curto 2 года назад
I actually had this video made like 2 years ago but never uploaded it because I knew I was missing too many homers. I found the Plesac walk off homer not long ago and decided to just put it up. Might take it down tho tbh cuz you and anyone else who complains are right, there are like 4-5 massive homers that I just couldn’t get video for
@christopherrosado6053
@christopherrosado6053 Год назад
No HOF today for him// Committee vote...today ?? Harold Baines, in easily in past ?? Mattingly not today ?? I know it's political, but what a shame ?? Shame on baseball !! He has to wait two more years Shame on baseball and its politics
@eddiez1247
@eddiez1247 Год назад
Rickey get half credit. The bases are clogged because of Rickey.
@7curto
@7curto Год назад
Rickey the GOAT
@Jean-by3wt
@Jean-by3wt 2 года назад
ρ尺oΜ𝐎ᔕᗰ 😠
@EmperorStarscream
@EmperorStarscream Год назад
I love Donnie, and taking nothing away from him, but the average pitch speed of these homers had to be about 70mph 😆 different game back then,
@ujohnlynch2341
@ujohnlynch2341 4 месяца назад
No, they were throwing in the 90's back then.
@Ebosully456
@Ebosully456 5 месяцев назад
It’s a shame Donnie isn’t a manager or coach on the yanks. Hal is a train reck ruining the greatest franchise
@dd212NYC
@dd212NYC Год назад
Derek Jeter sighting @ 3:53?? I didn’t know he played with Mattingly. I thought his rookie year was 1996.
@7curto
@7curto Год назад
Jeets played a few games in 1995 as a late call up. He also was in the Yankee dugout for the 1995 ALDS, you can see him briefly celebrating Dons homer at the #1 spot on this list.
@superbrownbrown
@superbrownbrown Год назад
*Derek Jeter, Andy Pettitte, and Jorge Posada were with the team for all 5 games in the 1995 ALDS, but they weren't on the playoff roster. The organization wanted them to have the experience. It's pretty safe to say that it was a really good decision by them.*
@richanddebshawaiiadventure4340
old ys was WILD!!!!!!!!!!!!
@richanddebshawaiiadventure4340
ranger fans are good people
@stinkybritches
@stinkybritches 2 месяца назад
#23 Michael Jordan #23 Donnie Baseball!!!!!!
Далее
The INSANE Prime of Don Mattingly
20:35
Просмотров 132 тыс.
Аварийный выход
00:38
Просмотров 483 тыс.
Tino Martinez 10 Greatest Yankee Home Run Moments
8:19
Don Mattingly Baseball Career Highlights
8:47
Просмотров 23 тыс.
Yankees Greatest Postseason Moments 1995-2003
33:53
Просмотров 479 тыс.
Bernie Williams 10 Greatest Home Run Moments
7:46
Просмотров 48 тыс.
Derek Jeter honored at Fenway Park
18:15
Просмотров 390 тыс.
Regular Season vs. PLAYOFFS part 2 #pavelbarber
0:14
Ronaldo & Messi: Easy and Insane Mode Freekicks 🤯
0:20
This duo #UFC302
0:13
Просмотров 2,7 млн
1 In Million Moments In Football
0:35
Просмотров 6 млн