Los Angeles Dodgers vs. San Diego Padres Highlights | NLDS Game 4 

Lmao same man. I literally come and rewatch when I'm sad. After years of pain it was such a sweet feeling to finally win

Lol then Bryce Harper ended your happiness

@@typeofguytoyours too LOL

Same!

Yes, you will. 🎉

대박. 최고네요~^^♡

Same

It was an incredible game!!!

Facts!!! This game was MLB post season magic.

Lifetime Giants fan, so ahhh, yea!

Damn I missed it... What was so good about it? Padres fan, but haven't watched baseball in a few years. Just found out they were doing good this year.

@@Damster587 Well, in complete respect to how good they were, Dodgers destroyed this year. 111 wins, amazing defense and offense, they were the team all year. Jokes and opinions aside, Padres and Dodgers are *technically* rivals, despite some people not believing it so. This was the Padres first trip to the Post Season in a full season since 2006, and thanks to their efforts it was the first time (also since 2006) where they played a playoff game in Petco Park. What made this so awesome (for Padres fans at least) was that we were up 2-1 in the series, meaning we faced an advancing game while the Dodgers faced elimination. Throughout the beginning and middle portions of game 4, it didn't feel like it was going the Padres way. Dodgers had our number, superb defense, timely offense, good awareness, it just wasn't our night it felt like. This was bad for us, since, if a game 5 happened, it would be in Dodger Stadium, away from the fanbase, and away from home field advantage. Enter bottom of the 7th. Down 3-0. Profar gets walked, and Grisham gets a single, making it first and third, no outs. Nola comes up, infield base hit, 3-1 now. Okay, still need 2 more runs. Enter Ha Seong Kim, the dude who's been covering for Tatis all year because of injuries, delays, and a failed drug test followed by a big time suspension. Comes up, and gets a double, makes it 3-2. Now enter, Juan Soto. Was traded for at the trade deadline, and is considered one of the best hitters, so well that he's considered like a second coming of Ted Williams. Unfortunately with high expectations, when failures happened they become magnified. Not to say he didn't fail spectacularly or anything, but the underperformance was felt. Not tonight though. A timely hit from him tied the game 3-3. After a stolen base, Cronenworth comes up, and down to their final strike in the inning, loops a single up the middle and makes it 5-3. We bring in our new closer, who throws a near immaculate inning besides one ball, and the Padres advance to the NLCS for the first time since 1998. Truly an amazing time to be a Padres fan.

Same here! And especially since the chargers left to LA, the padres are the last team we have, and we havent had a chance for like 15 or so years from early 2000s until a couple years ago when we finally became competitive. We deserve it! And after seeing what we have done so far, anything is possible. GO PADRES #TheCroneZone

When they go all the way, they should say its for Mr Padre himself! Tony Gwynn

Damn I missed it... What was so good about it? Padres fan, but haven't watched baseball in a few years. Just found out they were doing good this year.

no u didnt

Absolutely, yes we did.

I didn’t see u I was there

@@jwj123abc sec 216, row 1, with all 42,000 of us, not surprised you didn't see me. Couldn't believe that drone flying around in the stadium. It stopped right ifo us.

I would love to be in your position to where I could see a Padres post-season game at the spur of a moment.

Welcome to San Diego.

@@temecula15 That's awesome man.

Also a Clairemonster, went to Clairemont High tho

I was 7 months preggo watching at a bar lol I'll never forget that game!!

Wow! When we came back from 0-2 vs the cubs at jack murphy baby!! (Only to lose to Detroit tho, but they were good) both of SDs world series appearances we faced better teams, but in 1984 we had a good chance. In 1998, we didnt have a shot at all against those damn yankees, but tony gwynn, whose been in both world series, went beast mode against NY. I Hope we can finally mame it happen! We san diego fans deserve it

The people from Philly might disagree with you lol

Astros have joined the chat

appreciate it. Yup, from here on out it'll be a lot more manageable for me.

You must be a dodger fan saying big brother whatever mAn just saying good luck padres

@@williamquintanilla6460 I'm a Mariners fan

FUNNY ASS TAKE ON FREEMAN BEING SAD😂💯

@@maneets2413 dude said freeman wasn’t in the game after going 3-4 and a hbp. 😂

Yep, you are right on

lmaoo

@@temecula15 -Wrong. Dave Roberts absolutely made that guarantee back during Spring Training. The difference is Ruth and Namath both backed up their guarantees. Roberts needs to keep his mouth shut about making guarantees..

@@temecula15 I'm saying that rain commonly happens in Northern California, (because it's a cold climate) but not Southern (because it's a warm climate).

@@asherdossetter4480 NAH WAS WEIRD TO US TOO BRO. AND 2 DAYS IN A ROW AND AROUND THE SAME EXACT TIME AND ONLY ENOUGH TO PISS YOU OFF

@@asherdossetter4480 Was weird for sure.....We have random rain episodes throughout the year, not much though.....This was one of them.....Check out our day game on Wednesday...gonna be bright sunny and hopefully a Pad win

Stfu u guys cheated in 2017 u and padres worst fans

@@outsyder8523cry

​@Cityofjack u guys cheat thats sad

Why Astros and not Yankees?

Agree! Even on recent sports show, one of the commentators said that these managers need to stop pulling their pitchers out when they are having a good game, simply because they reached some “magic number “ of pitches that they won’t let them pitch over.