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6/30/00: The 2000 season was special for the eventual N.L. Champion New York Mets. Watch as the Mets rally for 10 runs in the bottom of the 8th to erase an 8-1 deficit against their division rivals the Atlanta Braves.
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@joshs4594 Год назад

Mike Piazza was one of the most dangerous hitters I've ever seen. What a pleasure it was to see him in a Mets uniform.

@leban86 4 года назад

Gary Thorn is such an amazing announcer.

@bernardoconnor1502 4 года назад

I so nice to hear announcers call a game, be entertaining and have fun while still realizing what's going on on the field should be the center of attention instead of themselves.

@rustykuntz94 3 года назад

Amazing call on the Piazza HR & that crowd was HOT! Loved Shea

@ejflor1313 3 года назад

Will it stay faaaaiiirrrr?? Such a great call

@jonnygrossman7853 2 года назад

Wish he stayed with the NHL.

@shark_playz4750 26 дней назад

I love when he says GOODBYE HOMERUN.

@justinrpk 4 года назад

I was at that game. Shea was literally shaking from the fans' cheering. Great memory!

@beani24329 4 года назад

Justin Kennedy I remember going to bed when I was 13 years old because it was 8-1 and when I woke up the next morning, I found out we won. I remember thinking how did that happen? We were getting killed. I missed that magical inning.

@castertroy9129 4 года назад

beani24329 I feel bad for u. I was 16. And was pissed watching it. Thank God I stood up watching. I was so happy. And we beat Maddox the next day. The old days were the best.

@michaelmeenan5522 4 года назад

Me, too - with my wife & family. The stands were literally rocking. It was fireworks night, which is why everyone stayed in what had been a Brave blowout. When Piazza stepped into the batters box, you knew Mulholland didn't have a chance. Pizza's home run sent Shea Stadium into pandemonium. What an awesome time to be a Met fan! 💫😁💫

@bobfan1135 4 года назад

I was also at that game ... great come back... before the comeback all I was thinking about was "no not a Braves blow out two straight years on fireworks night " the previous year they beat us 16-0 but the fans stayed lol

@chocolatechow7697 2 года назад

@@michaelmeenan5522 Thanks for the info. Not questioning, but I was pleasantly surprised to see so many mets stayed after Jordan . . . . . . now i know LGM i like Tudd Zeile but really miss Olerud when he left

@TheRealPapaChico 4 года назад

I was in little league at the time of this mets team. My dad and I would watch every game. These mets will always remind me of my father for the rest of my life. Great memories with Dad.

@69ChevyGarage 2 года назад

@Chico P. That was beautiful. I'm sure he's smiling on this season so far. Hope they can win him a title in '22.

@TheRealPapaChico 2 года назад

@@69ChevyGarage thank you me too.

@dylansandas920 4 года назад

RIP Tom Seaver 1944 - 2020

@michaellincoln1700 4 года назад

I’m a New Yorker and now live in Texas. I’ll always be a Mets fan.

@justinfnhayes 3 года назад

Same here brotha.

@Panni1 4 года назад

20 years later I still remember watching this game as a young kid and watching Shea Stadium erupt to "The Vengaboys" This moment and song together have completely stuck with me.

@carlosdiaz486 4 года назад

One of the best moments of my LIFE! The sound of the homerun, THAT ROAR of the Crowd, the Cheers!

@stonemichaels1774 Год назад

I was able to visit Shea in 08 when they played the Braves and saw Delgado hit a bases loaded double off the wall to win it late and got to hear that roar in person. NOTHING like it on earth.

@adams5989 Год назад

Was there upper deck in the 40s in the outfield. It was fireworks night !

@dr.manhattan4537 4 года назад

Fireworks night. I was at this game. I was sitting in the upper deck Section 15 Row U Seat 10 for $12.

@michaeld.4521 4 года назад

Piazza was worth every dime the Mets ever paid him.

@henrycalde1991 2 года назад

For real. A consistent power threat like Piazza was incredible. Like Wright i wish them both could have won a ring with the team.

@richspeck8932 2 года назад

You are not kidding man. Easily one of the top 5 Mets ever.

@Snikpoh1390 2 года назад

@@richspeck8932 I'd put him in top 3. The only thing that held him back was his lack of solid defense. He really wasn't too accurate throwing people out. (He wasn't AWFUL but he certainly wasn't one of the defensive greats.)

@M.AlexanderZagorski-uo1gu Год назад

DITTO Michael D!

@M.AlexanderZagorski-uo1gu Год назад

I pine for the late '90's and early 2000's President Clinton's Second Term, DotCom Bubble, no Social Media, VHS tapes, Dial-up Internet, flip-phones!🤣

@tactician1016 4 года назад

Bobby Cox decided to bring in a lefty with a 5.70 ERA to face two of the best right-handed hitters on the planet in a save situation, incredible stuff

@ericsigersmith6067 4 года назад

If it was Chris hammond then he was actually a right specialist while still being a lefty

@c0sein 4 года назад

One of my absolute favorite regular season Mets games. Also, I miss sports!

@FlowIrec 4 года назад

Damn. It's kinda sad watching this game now. RIP Tom Seaver....

@221_b_baker2 2 года назад

I was thinking the same thing. Always give people their flowers when they are living.

@b0nkert0ns7 4 года назад

lol when Gary said “Ventura grounds out and that’ll do it” I thought history might have somehow changed.

@smpx1532 4 года назад

Thats not gary cohen lmao

@b0nkert0ns7 4 года назад

Levi Sanchez oh boy

@evidentutensil 4 года назад

Levi Sanchez It’s Gary Thorne...

@buckzz___ 3 года назад

@@smpx1532 do you even know what you are talking about

@anaa.6269 3 года назад

Same jajjajaja

@Dekabricks 4 года назад

2:14:32 bottom of the 8th inning

@frankym69 3 года назад

Thanks

@richspeck8932 2 года назад

You are the man sir

@skiprockjr.6881 4 года назад

I remember this game. I turned it off after the home run by Brian Jordan in the top of the 8th because I worked the night shift and I had to go to work. I came home the next morning and watched Sportscenter highlights of it about 20 times.

@ericsigersmith6067 4 года назад

Brian jordan former atlanta Falcons safety also weird career

@bostonredsox49 4 года назад

Oh sweet! I remember browsing scores before going to bed and saw it was 8-1 so not really a chance for John Rocker to come in. Woke up next morning? O.o Not only is the full game up but Gary Thorne called it with Tom Seaver and Ralph Kiner?! Have a good night all

@jmn327 4 года назад

My fun story with this game was that I was 15, on my way back from a vacation...and trapped in Miami International Airport for over 12 hours with delays and gate changes for our connecting flight. Ironically, we were coming back from somewhere that had a satellite that would've let us watch the game. But Headline News was on the airport TVs and back then was the main channel with a ticker of sports scores, so we ended up watching in real time as it changed from 'ATL - 8, NY - 1' all the way to 'ATL - 8, NY - 11' in what felt like the blink of an eye. Made the super late flight home a *hell* of a lot easier to tolerate.

@benjamincaldas1953 11 месяцев назад

If you’d never been there, Shea was the ultimate home field advantage when that team was playing well.

@corrbenbernsten4902 2 года назад

Greatest comeback in mets history

@jpsned 3 года назад

Makes me feel like I was back at Shea again!

@ryanwasson6640 4 года назад

This brings me back to my earliest memories of the Mets. This was the first team I remember; it was such a fun year! Reminds me of summer nights watching baseball with my grandfather...such great memories!

@ericsigersmith2831 4 года назад

Back when they had a top 3 payroll in the league every year it seemed

@rehobothwell 10 месяцев назад

One of the all-time great Mets games. Mike Piazza was never afraid of the Big Moment.

@rustykuntz94 3 года назад

Me, my brother & 3 friends were watching this at a party that night. I was the only one who didn't bail after they were down. This might have been the most exciting inning and comeback in any sport I ever saw. What an amazing crowd too, SHEA WAS ROCKING!

@bernardoconnor1502 4 года назад

I was pulling up to my then girfriend, now my wife's house just as the inning started. I sat in the car in the driveway for the entire inning.

@pebmets 4 года назад

Miss the Shea Stadium atmosphere.

@raymondcepeda5705 2 года назад

One of the greatest Mets game ever! I vividly remember this game.

@mmmm-il8dw 4 года назад

I was in the upper deck and when Piazza hit the go ahead homer the stadium was literally shaking!!

@craigm7828 4 года назад

I remember watching that game at home that Friday night. Once they got going my one thought was "Get Alfonzo to the plate again." I knew if he got up he'd do whatever he could to make sure Piazza hit. Once Fonzie was up again I knew they'd win.

@tinyfeet101 Год назад

Is that you Lebron James?

@stonemichaels1774 2 года назад

I watched this game at an Applebee's in Atlanta when I lived there. It was awesome. The eighth inning starts around the 2:14:41 mark.

@raydawgrules 2 года назад

Can a ball be hit any harder than that HR hit by Piazza? That ball was HAMMERED! WOW!

@viewsfromthe7side171 4 года назад

The day I became a Mets fan 20 years ago

@Virtuoso191 4 года назад

When this was peak Mets vs Braves rivalry.

@alexanderestrada2499 Год назад

My Grandpa Gregory and Uncle Greg were at this game. It's a good thing it was fireworks night, otherwise, they would've left and missed the comeback.

@GoHeels2024 4 года назад

I watched this game on TBS and was in utter shock

@mosthatedny2243 4 года назад

Look at that energy after piazza hit the hr I love being a met fan

@anaa.6269 3 года назад

Me too

@johnpatrylo3041 3 года назад

Isn’t that Tom Seaver with Gary Thorne

@nickyd.4695 2 года назад

When Mike hit that ball I knew I had seen it all!!!

@whackronomicon 2 года назад

Tom Terrific. RIP sir. 🙏

@Thevishgang 3 месяца назад

I was at this game my dad wanted to leave and I made him stay to watch the fireworks

@bigsweaty8088 4 года назад

I keep gearing that guy scream, "You suck!"

@jayburdification 3 года назад

I’m trying to remember why the Mets didn’t bring John Olerud back for the 2000 team. Why did we have Todd Zeile? Much as I love Todd, Olerud was the best first baseman the Mets had had since Keith Hernandez. Gold glove caliber and he was basically the same type of hitter.

@JaySirPrince 3 года назад

John Olerud wanted to return home to Seattle where he was from. Mets battled with Seattle to keep him and made a similar offer but Seattle won. Mets would then pivot and sign Todd Zeille who had a good year in 2000 hitting 22 home runs. Zeille hit 400. in World series, if it weren't for Timo Perez's base running blunder, Zeille would've had a big RBI in Game 1. If only the ball was just a lil higher it would've been a home run. 99 Mets team was better than 00 team for sure but Zeille did his part.

@chocolatechow7697 2 года назад

@@JaySirPrince yes , yes and yes. Todd Zeille did more than okay in year 2000. If it is not John he is replacing, I would like him more. I am still wearing my #5 Olerud blue letters black jersey from time to time. Both of them are underappreciated in my mind.

@JT-wk2ln 4 года назад

I miss my Amazins

@flagtheoffense 4 года назад

Holy shit, Shea! They were in to it, huh? lol

@bostonredsox49 4 года назад

2:20:52 "Piazza may not get to extend that RBI streak" 2:22:29 "That will do it the Mets are retired" Oh ho ho.....

@nathangursky4628 Год назад

Boy what a terrible move trading Mora. 2001 may have finished differently had the Mets had Mora's bat and versatility.

@lambjack1 4 года назад

Hampton was a great pitcher, he'd hit you a home run now and again too.

@bionicankle1255 4 года назад

You cant tell me the black unis and the all white with black piping were not the best mets unis ever

@mikestager9509 4 года назад

I agree, they need to bring back the black jerseys, future captain Pete Alonso thinks so as well.

@wa2k99 4 года назад

Yes I can. Bad

@bernardoconnor1502 4 года назад

@@wa2k99 I liked the whites but the black, or any dark jersey with light pants loosk like beer league softball to me.

@pingamalinga 8 месяцев назад

First pitch heater up. Lol. Thx!

@danielyang8573 4 года назад

Wonder what Bobby Cox said there after the Piazza home run at 2:44:15

@gedalyahreback2133 2 года назад

I can verify the other comments. I was 14 and at that game. I thought the stadium was going to collapse from all the shaking....or SHEAKING....IT WAS AMAZING

@josephhenderson5800 4 года назад

My Dad & I watched it all😎⚾️!

@StreamPunkSports 2 года назад

I was at this game in the left field seats just above where Piazza hit that homer. I saw that it was a fair ball from the angle I was sitting at but had no clue it was a home run until the crowd went nuts.

@OptimusPurp 4 года назад

You really have to pay attention or hope the announcers say the score

@lemmiwinks09 3 года назад

This is just a clean feed without graphics. There was a scorebug constantly shown when originally broadcast in 2000.

@Bum_Hip 4 года назад

Look how full the place was in the bottom of the 8th down by 7. Great die hard fans!

@8644mec 4 года назад

To be fair, it was fireworks night after the game lol.

@omarrodriguez5262 2 года назад

I Was Was At Home Watching This Game With My Mom And We Started To Scream When Mike Piazza Hit A Home Run In The Bottom Of The 8th Inning This Is New York Mets Baseball Live On The Wb 11

@ENTERTAINMENT35 6 месяцев назад

Benitez to close it out for Mets. The BETTER of the 2 closers between him and Rocker (non debatable!!)

@Jmnor60 4 года назад

Atlanta and big leads.......

@brandoncampbell8124 4 года назад

Why is the video so dark?

@McFlyCollectibles 3 года назад

Black Jerseys come back this JULY! #lfgm

@jrod6631 2 года назад

Some where around the 1 hour and 50 min mark I could have sworn I saw Michael c hall front row (dexter)

@Chillaxinmellow 3 года назад

Can we get these uniforms as an alternate?

@his_purpose3 2 года назад

Not the most hype comeback but still entertaining to watch that 8th inning.

@steveschmidt3961 2 года назад

damn that must have been an awesome time to watch this team. Piazza had a 12 game rbi streak and like 2 other players had a 9 and 11 game hitting streak or something like that they said. It deff wasnt a fluke for the mets to get to the series that year. If they faced anyone except the yankees i think they would have won because the experience the yankees had they basically used that alone as a weapon and i think the mets would have overcome that and taken the world series!

@mjisthegoat88 Месяц назад

9:07 didn’t end up being the last year did it?

@patrickburke429 2 года назад

did derek bell always look 55 years old?

@alexanderestrada2499 Год назад

Plays I like to watch: 0:00 - 26:15 34:29 - 1:19:02 1:23:59 - 2:53:10

@scottconner3726 4 года назад

We Are Heading To The Top Of 4th Inning

@beani24329 4 года назад

Citi Field has never sounded like that. No stadium rocked quite like Shea. Citi may be nicer looking, but I miss the atmosphere Shea had.

@jmart1393 4 года назад

Real fans went to the game. Wilpons weren't as big of scum just yet so the real fans didn't stay home. Prices were cheaper. Now you get a lot of tourists and corporate stooges that aren't the real die-hard fans that just go there to eat and jerk off. Music was better back then too. The Hey Song always got people rocking. So did We Like To Party by the venga boys.

@wa2k99 4 года назад

12000 more seats

@CharlesBusada 7 месяцев назад

At 2:44:15 Bobby Cox (I think) says something . . . anyone good with lip reading? What did he say? I can only get some of it.

@steveschmidt3961 2 года назад

the bottom of the 8th starts at 2:14:37

@3912James 2 года назад

2:43:34 BABY!!!!

@sonzofman4224 2 года назад

I bet $500 on the mets -1.5 runs … to win $850 never forget was going on road trip with friends while driving I heard mets down 8-1 and shut game off .. next day while checking scores “ I was like no f___ng way!!!

@urmadlol7826 2 года назад

2:20

@scottconner3726 4 года назад

We Are Heading To The Bottom Of 1st Inning

@ENTERTAINMENT35 6 месяцев назад

@1:07:00 @1:37:30 @2:38:00 @2:41:35 @2:43:30

@richardrozales1356 4 года назад

I wish we ciuld skip to 8th inning

@christophergopie5866 4 года назад

Wpix ch11 Sunday afternoon

@salasanoski3947 4 года назад

Friday I’ll never forget

@dingers5days 2 года назад

52:19 1:21:53 1:55:57 2:27:38

@christopherortiz9330 3 года назад

2:17:42 a guy saying "You suck!" 2:43:34 How 'bout now, bro?

@scottconner3726 4 года назад

ATL 4 @ NYM 0 Top Of 4th Inning

@scottconner3726 4 года назад

ATLANTA 8 @ New York 1 Bottom Of 8th

@lesty266 10 месяцев назад

What in the hell was Cox thinking tho? A lefty against all righties lmao, that would never happen in today's game

@billkarim9715 4 года назад

God I'm so glad we have Gary Keith and Ron now...these announcers were just ready to mail it in

@jameshughes6049 4 года назад

Gary Thorne is a great announcer

@sju1fan 4 года назад

The funniest part about the 10 run 8th inning is that Robin Ventura made out twice! Oh and how Gary Thorne thought he made the final out of the inning when it was still 8-1.

@billkarim9715 4 года назад

So glad we have Gary Keith and Ron now

@chocolatechow7697 2 года назад

he saved it for the grand slam single

@scottconner3726 4 года назад

ATL 4 @ NYM 0 Top Of 3rd Inning

@NewYorkMuslim809 Год назад

My first Mets Game @ the magical Shea Stadium was a Mets Braves game in a day game in 1999, the mets won the game but it wasn’t anything like this. That Mets Team from 1998-2001 had so much chemistry and character. It’s weird and distressing how badly they fell in 2001-2002.

@brendonching7952 4 года назад

Gary Thorne is Legend.

@artful1967 2 года назад

And now the 2022 Mets are starting to tear up late innings too. 5 in STL and 7 in Philly. Lets Go Mets

@harveycast 4 года назад

I was there at Shea & saw that laser shot Piazza hit.

@singingindark12 4 года назад

2:41:39 - Alfonso's Game tying single!!! 2:43:34 - Piazza Shot!!!

@ChurchForTheBroken 2 года назад

And roughly 2:15:00 for the start of the half inning

@tonymetro57 4 года назад

You cannot match this energy anywhere outside of New York!!!! Let's go METS!!!

@chocolatechow7697 2 года назад

@Happy Felton's Knothole Gang 👍👍

@viewsfromthe7side171 4 года назад

Why was the police there

@ericgreco5955 4 года назад

Views From The 7 Side John Rocker

@CybeastID 4 года назад

Rocker. Nuff said.

@aidanmiranda6140 Год назад

John Rocker

@flyingsaucerprods 4 года назад

could Mike Hampton find home plate with a GPS?

@jayburdification 3 года назад

Thorne, Seaver, Kiner. Outstanding. I saw this game originally on TBS with Skip Caray. By the time I got to the 8th inning my night was ruined. This was the Hampton game at home, it’s a must-win. Then Skip Caray started getting annoyed with 2-out walks in the 8th. Then Alfonzo ties it and Piazza delivers the coup de grace. It was glorious.