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MLB Career Defining Hits 

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Just so you know the most career defining hits for certain players aren’t always their most clutch hits. Some of them are but a lot of them are huge milestones.
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@FlapJackTC
@FlapJackTC 5 лет назад
I've seen so many of your videos on Facebook being used without credit
@WesleyAPEX
@WesleyAPEX 5 лет назад
Well spread the word that it’s my video!
@tylerweather702
@tylerweather702 5 лет назад
WesleyAPEX IM GETTING YOU A COPYRIGHT STRIKE BOI
@bduh4844
@bduh4844 5 лет назад
@@WesleyAPEX Add a watermark
@AR-jt2ux
@AR-jt2ux 5 лет назад
You have to credit someone using illegal footage on RU-vid?
@Cokedlr
@Cokedlr 5 лет назад
MLB videos **
@TheSword1235
@TheSword1235 5 лет назад
Bro Chris Davis was a 50+ hr hitter, got a massive contract, then forgot how to play baseball
@crownmekng
@crownmekng 5 лет назад
TheSword1235 On God he did!!! SMH
@CharlesUrban
@CharlesUrban 4 года назад
We never catch a break.
@doaftheloaf
@doaftheloaf 4 года назад
like the last oriole to hit 50.
@owenshelffo1326
@owenshelffo1326 4 года назад
look up what happened to him it’s pretty crazy. he took pills for his mental health and adhd and the league added it to the list of banned substances so he couldn’t take it anymore then he sure turned into THE worst hitter in the league. i fell bad for him yet again i remember he’s making BANK for going 0-54
@chaosawaits
@chaosawaits 4 года назад
Same thing happened to Brady Anderson
@owenkonsti6186
@owenkonsti6186 5 лет назад
I gotta say, torii hunter going over the wall made big papi's grand slam 10 times more exciting
@CoD3x4life
@CoD3x4life 4 года назад
As a tigers fan it still breaks my heart to this day
@cerealissoup84
@cerealissoup84 3 года назад
That series was so full of grit from both teams. Torii put his body on the line to try and make the play.
@DarkKnightofHeaven
@DarkKnightofHeaven 3 года назад
Still one of my favorite playoff series of all time.
@zuubruins382
@zuubruins382 3 года назад
Not to mention the cop showing his excitement too
@AustinJayhawk13
@AustinJayhawk13 3 года назад
He probably could’ve gotten there if Ortiz didn’t hit a rocket
@ibraheemrao8434
@ibraheemrao8434 5 лет назад
it was amazing seeing ichro getting hit number 3000 just based on fact that he came to the majors at 27 and put up 200+ plus hits his first decade from the very start.
@Yumi_Jay
@Yumi_Jay 5 лет назад
Yep and screw what Pete Rose says about it. Ichiro is very deserving of it.
@ibraheemrao8434
@ibraheemrao8434 5 лет назад
@Snickering Ginger I know what ichiro did was amazing and his record of 200+ his for a decade straight will probably never be broken
@maxcinelli5739
@maxcinelli5739 5 лет назад
Hi papis defining moment was game 4 of 2004 ALCS
@InMotionForAMillion
@InMotionForAMillion 5 лет назад
And Game 5 of 2004 ALCS, lol
@jimilemanski2059
@jimilemanski2059 5 лет назад
As a yanks fan, I have to agree... those Homer’s he hit in those games brought the Sox back from the dead, and led them to the greatest comeback in playoff history, and the WS title
@halfwaydowntheroad
@halfwaydowntheroad 5 лет назад
@Montana Roots this is true. I was born in a supposed millennial year, but I'm old and not in my twenties, so i've been watching sports for 30 years and see that all the time. History gets ignored. It happens in all sports conversations with younger people.
@Cokedlr
@Cokedlr 5 лет назад
Game 4 yep. to hit roberts in.
@dereknadeau3752
@dereknadeau3752 5 лет назад
Cokedlr that was Mueller that knocked Roberts in. Ortiz hit the HR that won it Game 4 then a single that scored Damon in game 5
@loganhackstedde4400
@loganhackstedde4400 5 лет назад
Those people just casually ran on the field for Hank Aaron’s homer😂😂
@alexyerkey3141
@alexyerkey3141 4 года назад
Back in the day it wasn’t uncommon, especially after pennant clinching games. Today they’d get tasered lol
@ElectrikNYCfunK
@ElectrikNYCfunK 4 года назад
Well I mean this poor guy was getting death threats for being a black man about to beat Babe Ruth's record. Was during a time just like now where racism was running rampant so this moment was bigger than baseball my friend
@i.theworstguys298
@i.theworstguys298 3 года назад
@@ElectrikNYCfunK pfp matches this comment lol
@kissmybass663
@kissmybass663 3 года назад
Hank was like get off me
@sominboy2757
@sominboy2757 2 года назад
@@alexyerkey3141 the 2 people who were high school students at the time said years later they got arrested for that www.google.com/amp/s/fanbuzz.com/mlb/hank-aaron-715/amp/
@JohnTan
@JohnTan 5 лет назад
Touch 'em all, Joe, you'll never hit a bigger home run in your life!
@BlueJaysForever-zb3ty
@BlueJaysForever-zb3ty 5 лет назад
BAUTISTA WITH A DRIVE, DEEP LEFT FIELD, NO DOUBT ABOUT IT!!!!
@g8btony
@g8btony 5 лет назад
High drive, into right, back at the wall, it is GONE! Grand slam Montero! Game one hero! (2016 NLCS)
@smoosh817
@smoosh817 5 лет назад
Strike three, and this one’s in the books, folks. (Louisville Colonels losing for the 26th consecutive game in 1889.)
@BlueJaysForever-zb3ty
@BlueJaysForever-zb3ty 5 лет назад
Ive watched the bat flip so many times i dont need to watch it anymore. I can replay it in my mind
@loganlindsey7077
@loganlindsey7077 5 лет назад
@@BlueJaysForever-zb3ty too bad they got beat by the royals 😂😂😂
@RicksTravelogue
@RicksTravelogue 5 лет назад
Great package, but was disappointed that Mike Piazza's home run for the New York Mets in the first game after 9/11 didn't make the list.
@Phoenix14313
@Phoenix14313 5 лет назад
That one is always left out in compilation videos
@Brandon-rq3ys
@Brandon-rq3ys 5 лет назад
It wasn't "career defining"
@RicksTravelogue
@RicksTravelogue 5 лет назад
May not of been a milestone hit, but many New Yorkers will reply that is the one Mike Piazza hit that defined his time as a New York Met.
@adamcontreras1486
@adamcontreras1486 5 лет назад
Perhaps among the most iconic home runs of baseball history. One can't talk about Piazza's career without it.
@damionsweet2847
@damionsweet2847 5 лет назад
Rick's Travelogue because it is Mike Piazza
@bobbyc1213
@bobbyc1213 5 лет назад
“Jeters walk-off bomb” *barley gets over 314 sign*
@manueldior3731
@manueldior3731 5 лет назад
Bobby Cushing I thought the same thing😂
@billrolls5233
@billrolls5233 4 года назад
Bobby C honestly do you write your own material bc you should be up there with dave chappelle by now.
@wiamsmit2003
@wiamsmit2003 4 года назад
Damn ur probably in below grade ela because u spelled barely wrong lol
@ndep93
@ndep93 4 года назад
Jeter's moment is that kid catching the ball 4 feet over the fence.
@haddtyl
@haddtyl 4 года назад
To be fair, it was opposite field.
@scottpiper213
@scottpiper213 5 лет назад
Buster Posey’s grand slam against the Reds in the 2012 NLDS Game 5 was more significant.
@blaqkparade
@blaqkparade 5 лет назад
Scott Piper Definitely
@wilbarnes7295
@wilbarnes7295 5 лет назад
Absolutely
@chieftrey1
@chieftrey1 5 лет назад
Certainly
@NathanDygert
@NathanDygert 4 года назад
As a reds fan I concur 😔
@Dunkaroos248
@Dunkaroos248 4 года назад
Absolute fact. Biggest shot of his life and saved the giants postseason run
@BeefPapa
@BeefPapa 5 лет назад
Ah that adrenaline and excitement only Joe Buck can bring.
@canningsausages4913
@canningsausages4913 4 года назад
Ws needs vasgersian
@indo8479
@indo8479 4 года назад
joe buck is not even that bad anymore he just WAS terrible. Now he's personally one of my favorite announcers in baseball. There's a huge difference now than what joe was
@jarjarbinks4744
@jarjarbinks4744 4 года назад
boywhoharnessedthewind Ok you’re high
@vihaanle3010
@vihaanle3010 4 года назад
boywhoharnessedthewind yeah he’s gotten a lot better
@sandrobruni7575
@sandrobruni7575 4 года назад
@@wm_9640 not every super bowl. Fortunately. But he will have this one.
@rubes32productions
@rubes32productions 5 лет назад
I didn’t realize all career defining “hits” were homers minus Ichiro’s 3,000th hit. When I think career defining hits, I think Luis Gonzalez’s walk-off base hit in the World Series or Jeter’s walk-off base hit on the last at-bat of his career. Not saying a lot of these aren’t magical in this video, they are. But, home runs do NOT always define careers, legendary careers at that. I like the long ball, but some of the most magical hits ever are gap shots, bleeders, or clutch base hits. I don’t care what anyone says.
@cb8679
@cb8679 5 лет назад
joe carter. thats all
@Harcorwrestler
@Harcorwrestler 5 лет назад
I agree
@joaquinmcgee9901
@joaquinmcgee9901 5 лет назад
Definitely agree
@jduboyou3052
@jduboyou3052 5 лет назад
Nick Ruble someone that agrees thankyou
@PorkStew1
@PorkStew1 5 лет назад
Endy Chavez's drag bunt is one of my favorite base hits of all time.
@ZbagdoesMC
@ZbagdoesMC 5 лет назад
David freese bottom of the 9th 2 strikes 2 outs down in score with people on base then he hits a triple? Then a walk off next at bat? Where is it? Also where is Jose Bautista’s iconic bat flip 3 run homer at
@TheJustin101396
@TheJustin101396 4 года назад
Kade Hicklin or Travis Ishikawas walk off to win the pennant
@CrowT
@CrowT 4 года назад
Freese for sure. You could also put lance berkman in the same game to tie it..
@Gabagool93
@Gabagool93 3 года назад
As a Rangers fan, please fuck off.
@glennmay2330
@glennmay2330 3 года назад
@@Gabagool93 lmao
@_Heng_
@_Heng_ 3 года назад
and Nelson Cruz making the worst defensive error possible giving up a 3 base error to lose the entire world series for the rangers, dammit why didn't they sub in an actual outfielder.
@bigal8730
@bigal8730 5 лет назад
Ben Zobrist’s double in extra innings 2016 World Series?
@garrukwildspeaker2230
@garrukwildspeaker2230 4 года назад
Hell, Ross' bomb off Miller too
@gocubs3705
@gocubs3705 4 года назад
3 or 4 homers from that series should've been in the video
@LeadSails
@LeadSails 4 года назад
Or José Bautista’s bat flip.
@colonless7512
@colonless7512 3 года назад
Zobrist had some huge hits for the Royals in 2015 WS too
@charliehall5955
@charliehall5955 5 лет назад
you should do irrelevant players known for one incredible play, like DeWayne Wise saving Mark Buehrle's perfect game. Keep up the good work!
@TehDubLover
@TehDubLover 5 лет назад
Like Fransisco cabrera's 1992 game winning single in game 7 of the NLCS.. I second this
@thekandycinema3193
@thekandycinema3193 5 лет назад
Travis Ishikawa three-run bomb in the NLCS
@terrytreger7152
@terrytreger7152 5 лет назад
Charlie Hall Joe Carter’s WS walkoff
@bernier42
@bernier42 5 лет назад
Terry Treger Joe Carter had over 300 homeruns was a repeat all-star. Not irrelevant.
@wildbum03
@wildbum03 5 лет назад
dave roberts stolen base
@ajneufeld762
@ajneufeld762 5 лет назад
Dear God Frank Thomas is HUGE
@counterfit5
@counterfit5 5 лет назад
He's called The Big Hurt for a reason
@PaulieAFantoneJays19
@PaulieAFantoneJays19 5 лет назад
Ajneufeld762...Imagine getting in a fist fight w/ him?! lol...One solid punch & you'll probably be in a coma!
@jadeng.s.2549
@jadeng.s.2549 5 лет назад
ajneufeld762 you mean he’s THICC
@JMSxx
@JMSxx 5 лет назад
@@jadeng.s.2549 get out
@jadeng.s.2549
@jadeng.s.2549 5 лет назад
The Memer No Thanks
@TheEricHart
@TheEricHart 5 лет назад
As good as Big Papi was, with the bases loaded I would of walked him up 4 runs in the bottom of the 8th.... i don't care who's up next
@theberg2035
@theberg2035 5 лет назад
GamerHart it’s funny cuz he was shut down that whole series up until that home run.
@Cw5110
@Cw5110 4 года назад
Thats what im thinking.
@JMOOOverwatchFortniteandMore
@JMOOOverwatchFortniteandMore 5 лет назад
Please make a part two you left out some big ones David freese game 6 Mike Piazza home run the day after 9/11 Joe carter to win World Series Bautista vs Texas Mark McGwire record breaking homer Stanton’s home run deep into marlins stadium Tyler Naisin inside the Parker Kirk Gibson Posey’s grand slam in 2012 nlds
@WesleyAPEX
@WesleyAPEX 5 лет назад
Ok
@benjimiller8930
@benjimiller8930 5 лет назад
@@WesleyAPEX Also Luis Gonzales walkoff single in 2001 WS Game 7.
@hurfdurfy8167
@hurfdurfy8167 5 лет назад
Edgar Martinez game 5 double against the Yankees, 1995.
@j4yb1rd
@j4yb1rd 5 лет назад
Ishikawa’s 2014 NLCS walkoff?
@JMOOOverwatchFortniteandMore
@JMOOOverwatchFortniteandMore 5 лет назад
J4YB1RD I’m a cardinals fan so I don’t like mentioning that but you’re right
@bjchit
@bjchit 5 лет назад
That homer by Frank Thomas just shows how strong he is. Just flicks the bat head at the ball trying to make contact and avoid striking out, and he sends the ball twenty rows deep.
@JOHNNY-gf4rt
@JOHNNY-gf4rt 5 лет назад
Didn't see Kirk Gibson's WS home run, but a good video nonetheless.
@Brandon-rq3ys
@Brandon-rq3ys 5 лет назад
If that HR wasn't "career defining" then idk what is... One of the best HRs in MLB history.
@n.nyoutube3790
@n.nyoutube3790 5 лет назад
I think it was a very good moment but it wasn’t career defining by this point he was already a older player and just left his team he was memorable for career defining would be a big historical moment or like ichiro hiting 3,000
@stevemccart9109
@stevemccart9109 4 года назад
Right.. When I think of a career defining hit that and Bobby Thompson are it.
@cdjhyoung
@cdjhyoung 4 года назад
Kirk Gibson WS home run? Which one? In back to back plate appearances, he hit two game winning home runs in the World Series. That is career defining.
@benjaminlynch9958
@benjaminlynch9958 4 года назад
cdjhyoung it’s the one HR that everyone remembers him for. Walk off, pinch hit HR, when he could barely even walk. Everyone watching, including the pitcher! knew that the only way Gibson was going to get a hit was to hit it out of the park. And he did. And won the game in the process.
@wavytuck5748
@wavytuck5748 5 лет назад
3:35 that was a great game though. Gotta respect both teams for the hard-fought game, but as a Reds fan, I have to respect Posey’s bomb as well.
@vsculti4589
@vsculti4589 4 года назад
For Chris Davis it should’ve been the hit breaking his hitless streak
@PaulieAFantoneJays19
@PaulieAFantoneJays19 5 лет назад
I remember that home run hit by Frank Thomas like it yesterday...It's so depressing to think that it's going on 12 years since that moment...God, I miss both the Big Hurt & Chipper Jones
@donaldobama3450
@donaldobama3450 5 лет назад
What about Davis freeze in the 2011 World Series ever sense that every time he is batting against the cardinals and n St. Louis he gets a standing ovation
@loganhunter7717
@loganhunter7717 4 года назад
2:50 oh how the mighty have fallen
@maanasravishankar5465
@maanasravishankar5465 4 года назад
“Lindor with a swing and a drive, and it’s goooooone, Santa Maria “
@PlopstoperGames
@PlopstoperGames 5 лет назад
Best idea in a while by any mlb channel. this was sick
@bennettmatthews9915
@bennettmatthews9915 5 лет назад
nice work on the baseball vids keep em coming i love them its the only thing i watch on your channel
@molon___labe
@molon___labe 3 года назад
7:15 I thought for a sec that noise was it hitting off his head than realized this isn’t a cartoon it’s real lol.
@Cardinalsfan-pj6gp
@Cardinalsfan-pj6gp 5 лет назад
David Freese walk off in game 6 or tying the game in the 9th
@s7scopes365
@s7scopes365 5 лет назад
Cardinalsfan 2005 yes sir
@carlosalientes6524
@carlosalientes6524 3 года назад
as a rangers fan, i was so heartbroken
@quintonkrull5086
@quintonkrull5086 5 лет назад
Geez how many great amazing videos can u make it’s unbelievable
@coreybean9704
@coreybean9704 3 года назад
You know it’s a banger vid when the first clip gives you *chills*
@kurumauzamaki2731
@kurumauzamaki2731 5 лет назад
Since today we have two tie breakers why not after the highlights make a video of 163 games or tie braking games
@hurfdurfy8167
@hurfdurfy8167 5 лет назад
I don't think they'd allow rape on RU-vid (1995 game 163 between Mariners and Angels).
@laurencer7558
@laurencer7558 5 лет назад
Damn Had to start with the grand slam. As a Tigers fan this broke my heart.
@tubbymcfatfuk202
@tubbymcfatfuk202 5 лет назад
If I remember right. That closer lost us alot of games.
@laurencer7558
@laurencer7558 5 лет назад
He sure did
@mooneulogy8717
@mooneulogy8717 4 года назад
​@@tubbymcfatfuk202 if they had a competent closer back then they probably would have won at least one WS. benoit had 11 blown saves in 28 games. valverde was terrible during their WS run, too. the tigers just never put it together when it mattered most.
@alecericson7040
@alecericson7040 5 лет назад
Man how the hell do you find all these clips and assemble them so quickly, impressive
@davidmanuelslaughter7932
@davidmanuelslaughter7932 5 лет назад
Another great video, bro! When are you going to plan a fan meet up/happy hour so your local fans can meet you?
@WesleyAPEX
@WesleyAPEX 5 лет назад
I’m going to the NHRA on October 5th. Anyone there can say hi
@jacobgresham759
@jacobgresham759 4 года назад
We’re those fans running congratulating hank for 715
@PanarintheGOAT
@PanarintheGOAT 2 года назад
Yes, I'm pretty sure.
@lol-wv7ru
@lol-wv7ru 5 лет назад
Omg cubs lost this is so sad alexa play go cubs go
@ashleyp3662
@ashleyp3662 5 лет назад
Cubs lost im happy
@chieftrey1
@chieftrey1 5 лет назад
Posey’s defining hit was his 2012 NLDS game 5 grand slam on the road to bring the team from a 2-0 series deficit to the gm 5 win
@classiccops
@classiccops 5 лет назад
Love this vid and all the videos also can you do career defining pitches
@ndep93
@ndep93 4 года назад
Hey, yeah, where's Piazza's post-9/11 home run? Feel like that's a pretty big one.
@brendansherman
@brendansherman 5 лет назад
Hmm.... I wonder how Chris Davis did this year. Oh yeah, how could I forget?
@bobgibin3739
@bobgibin3739 5 лет назад
I thought Khris Davis did good. Sorry wrong one ha
@sominboy2757
@sominboy2757 5 лет назад
Its only one bad year. He'll be back next year
@tedwilliams5563
@tedwilliams5563 5 лет назад
cringe
@theberg2035
@theberg2035 5 лет назад
Sominboy27 yea my boi Chris Davis and mark trumbo world champions 2019-2025
@patmazeikafanchannel
@patmazeikafanchannel 2 года назад
@@sominboy2757 how's that going
@ryanbobyan
@ryanbobyan 5 лет назад
Great vid man. You should make a video of would be home runs that were just barely foul.
@xJwp2525x
@xJwp2525x 3 года назад
Big Papi is such a legend. You could've said his clutch moments during the '4 days in October' series and you would've also been correct.
@bodyisablade
@bodyisablade 5 лет назад
1:13 wow joe buck is the most boring announcer ever
@hurfdurfy8167
@hurfdurfy8167 5 лет назад
I'd say worst ever. It's only topped by when he's paired with Troy Aikman. The stupid from those two is so thick you could cut it with a knife.
@wuwubru
@wuwubru 5 лет назад
He's a Cards fan.. And Beltre "career defining home run" is in a World Series loss... 🤔
@lianneroderick3018
@lianneroderick3018 5 лет назад
Sandman
@guitarsANDcars39
@guitarsANDcars39 5 лет назад
Joe Suck
@antonfilms4023
@antonfilms4023 5 лет назад
He had an infection in his vocal chords throughout the entirety of the 2011 World Series. If you think you can do better whilst having a vocal chord infection, take the mic and show everyone. Also, how can he be the most boring announcer ever? You dig through the video to find a call where he is not 100% and he is somewhat boring, and yet you don't acknowledge the FIRST CLIP in this video right before it, the David Ortiz grand slam where he does get excited, or his call of Rajai Davis' HR at 5:49. If you think Joe Buck's call of the Ortiz grand slam or Rajai Davis' game tying HR was boring, you must be either delusional or deaf.
@onecheesymofo8162
@onecheesymofo8162 5 лет назад
CHIPPER JONES!!! my most favorite player of all time lol 6:20
@Prateek500000
@Prateek500000 4 года назад
Larry?
@nathanc7905
@nathanc7905 3 года назад
The cop that celebrated Ortiz home run instead of helping hunter will always be hilarious
@baseballpro5864
@baseballpro5864 5 лет назад
Great video
@colefelton
@colefelton 5 лет назад
Sad to see Adrian Beltre being retired (I’m a Cubs fan)
@4real4serious46
@4real4serious46 5 лет назад
at least he had two career defining moments!!
@colefelton
@colefelton 5 лет назад
He is a legend and always will be
@heartlandmodding2315
@heartlandmodding2315 5 лет назад
1:26 Nolan Ryan the great!! You should do a video of the last pitches of all 7 of his no hitters! His whole career was nearly a highlight reel!
@gregm6917
@gregm6917 5 лет назад
The fight was the best
@johnkoziol5756
@johnkoziol5756 5 лет назад
As a big-time Red Sox fan, I greatly appreciate the video starting off with "Big Papi" hitting that granny against Detroit in the 2013 playoffs. Also, considering that Ichiro never started playing in the Major Leagues until he was 27, missing at least five prime years if not more. Had he come into the league sooner, there's no doubt WHATSOEVER that he would've challenged Pete Rose for most career hits!!!
@jasonfire3434
@jasonfire3434 5 лет назад
Nice compilation, a couple other possibilities: Kirby Puckett, '91 WS Ozzie Smith, '85 NLCS Rick Monday, '81 NLCS Bill Mazeroski, '60 WS Bucky Dent, '78 vs Red Sox Chris Burke, '05 NLDS
@amsalek
@amsalek 5 лет назад
Relief pitchers batting
@anathuu1124
@anathuu1124 5 лет назад
Is there a Best bat flips video?
@WesleyAPEX
@WesleyAPEX 5 лет назад
I don’t think I’ve done that yet believe it or not
@ShootingYanks23
@ShootingYanks23 5 лет назад
WesleyAPEX ill be waiting for that video
@htxthewild5553
@htxthewild5553 5 лет назад
TeeJay LPGD Jose Bautista Number 1, Change my mind
@anathuu1124
@anathuu1124 5 лет назад
@@htxthewild5553 he is the first person I think of when I hear of bat flips
@htxthewild5553
@htxthewild5553 5 лет назад
TeeJay LPGD his bat flip can’t be matched
@kingpin123rcs
@kingpin123rcs 5 лет назад
This is a good collection. I would like to see Paul Konerko hitting a grand slam in the 2005 world series. They built a statue of him based on that hit. Clearly a career defining moment for him.
@shawnevans4391
@shawnevans4391 5 лет назад
Ain't no doubt in my mind that The Big Hurt is the "home run king" !!!
@desantashomeboy7363
@desantashomeboy7363 5 лет назад
Can you do Phil Hughes running from the bullpen please?
@s.f.7156
@s.f.7156 5 лет назад
De Santa’s home boy David Robertson not Phil Hughes
@tlsvideos6203
@tlsvideos6203 5 лет назад
Joey Gallo shows off his power
@jasonpce
@jasonpce 4 года назад
Ichiro's single season record hit shouldve been his career defining moment
@bbbreaks5977
@bbbreaks5977 5 лет назад
You should consider making not just career defining hit but career defining playes. So you could have dewayne wise's perfect game saving homerun robbery
@loganplaysthegeetar3514
@loganplaysthegeetar3514 4 года назад
ha ha Ha ha ha for all you Yankees fans out here remember the Luis Gonzalez walk off
@frankiechacon8738
@frankiechacon8738 4 года назад
HAHA!! one of my favorite moments in history
@n9tales752
@n9tales752 5 лет назад
I didnt see luis gonzalez walk off single in game 7 in 01 WS.
@ProjectilePro
@ProjectilePro 5 лет назад
N9 tales cause nobody is trying to see some shitty lucky blooper
@tnbtnb3369
@tnbtnb3369 5 лет назад
@@ProjectilePro Salty Yankees fan
@17owenlee
@17owenlee 4 года назад
Posey's was the grandslam off Matt Latos in game 5 of the 2012 playoffs. With the history between Latos and the Giants and the fact that it put the nail in the coffin of a great comeback in that series, that's his big moment imo.
@mattmo317
@mattmo317 5 лет назад
That Posey walk-off should be the grand slam he hit in Cincinnati of Latos instead
@brockholland4758
@brockholland4758 5 лет назад
I hope there is a part two because you missed Ben Zobrist when he won the 2016 World Series with his hit btw I’m a cubs fan
@mikechrisg467
@mikechrisg467 5 лет назад
Magglios walk off in the 06 alds is missing. Tiger haters!
@WesleyAPEX
@WesleyAPEX 5 лет назад
I don’t hate any team. I made a video just on Miggy
@n.nyoutube3790
@n.nyoutube3790 5 лет назад
Maglios wouldn’t be in because he is not going to be a big name guy and they wasn’t the only big thing he’s done in his career but yes I agree I is at least up there for good moments
@williambaumert7726
@williambaumert7726 3 года назад
Arod during the 2009 playoffs was a beast. Definitely had his career defining hits during that run
@aaronshoaf4644
@aaronshoaf4644 5 лет назад
Where is Scooter Gennett 4th Home Runs in the June game against the Cardinals where he had 4 Home Runs and that last one was incredible
@garretttanner7436
@garretttanner7436 5 лет назад
Longest opposite field homeruns please
@svsps
@svsps 5 лет назад
Career defining hits, and the thumbnail shows Frank Thomas as...a Blue Jay? Da Fuq?
@WesleyAPEX
@WesleyAPEX 5 лет назад
He hit his 500th home run as a Jay not White Sox
@Flexb123
@Flexb123 5 лет назад
@@WesleyAPEX Ya 500 club is huge accomplishment.
@o5s0x
@o5s0x 4 года назад
Bill Mazeroski game 7, Ruth´s called shot, Fisk´s game 6, Ozzie Smith game 5, Pete Rose´ record breaker, etc
@justinbenning2428
@justinbenning2428 3 года назад
As a Giants fan Buster Posey's biggest hit was either his grand slam in game 5 of 2012 NLDS against the Reds. Or it was his 2 run homerun vs the Tigers in game 4 of the 2012 World Series.
@ryannet12
@ryannet12 5 лет назад
Small players hitting bombs
@BlueJaysForever-zb3ty
@BlueJaysForever-zb3ty 5 лет назад
Basically Jose Altuve and Jose Ramirez compilation
@counterfit5
@counterfit5 5 лет назад
And Dustin Pedroia
@Fireyshotguns51
@Fireyshotguns51 5 лет назад
Ozzie Albies
@aidanb9090
@aidanb9090 5 лет назад
5:48 I remember when this homer made me cry
@zephireyt
@zephireyt 3 года назад
You had the last laugh though
@lianneroderick3018
@lianneroderick3018 5 лет назад
Need a whole video by itself just for Big Papi
@earlymorningmob
@earlymorningmob 4 года назад
Nice video
@marielr2029
@marielr2029 4 года назад
OMG the end music made me think my computer was about to explode.
@alexyerkey3141
@alexyerkey3141 5 лет назад
All these legends....and Chris Davis
@IvanGonzalez-eb1dd
@IvanGonzalez-eb1dd 5 лет назад
love the videos. How about players that became manager highlights.
@DINOxACEx
@DINOxACEx 5 лет назад
I say Posey's grand slam in the NLDS was bigger, but that 17 inning game was nuts too.
@josephstalin1300
@josephstalin1300 4 года назад
3:59 Adam Dunn became a dad that day
@ethansquire5507
@ethansquire5507 5 лет назад
1:40. But the D-backs had the last laugh.
@zacharykaiser5910
@zacharykaiser5910 4 года назад
Frank Thomas...all those orange jerseys in the stands...that was my youth baseball program at the game. Almost caught the homerun. I remember Thomas got tossed in this game too.
@jonathanriojas2177
@jonathanriojas2177 3 года назад
Those back to back World Series appearances are so hard to look back on as a rangers fan 😭😭
@peterj516
@peterj516 4 года назад
Chris Davis career defining moment should’ve been when he broke the strikeout record
@johnnylawrence7904
@johnnylawrence7904 4 года назад
Big Frank. GOAT
@yeayea4072
@yeayea4072 5 лет назад
Rajai Davis at 5:50 was one of the most crazy home runs ive ever seen
@vancelewandowski654
@vancelewandowski654 4 года назад
My dad and I live in Southern Cali but are diehard Red Sox fans. We got to go to Big Papi’s grand slam. We sat sorta near first base. I remember how sad and boring it was. Bot 8 and down by 4. The whole park was absolutely electric in a second. It’s one feeling watching it but it’s another being there. My dad and I also went back the next day to get merch on Yawkey Way and ran into a few interviewers, so we were able to get in the paper and talk about it.
@AC-zo3mm
@AC-zo3mm 5 лет назад
Seems more like a career-defining home runs list. On that note, I disagree with placing Posey’s 17th inning homer in a regular season game against the Reds. I’d opt for his grand slam against the same team in game 5 of the 2012 NLDS. A series-winning homer, in an MVP-winning campaign, in a year his team won the WS. Also, disappointed by the lack of Mets love. Piazza and Wright come to mind here. But still, a good list, and much love to your channel for putting this together.
@tonyattardo9350
@tonyattardo9350 4 года назад
Pretty obscure, but journeyman Chris Denorfia taking Chapman deep, dead center, first pitch, 100mph for the 2-1 walk off had to be the greatest hit of his life. Just magnificent.
@Wigglyass
@Wigglyass 5 лет назад
Deserves a part 2, a ton of great hits left out, like (pardon my bias) joe Carter
@markburnison
@markburnison 4 года назад
John Macdonald's Father's Day home run after he lost his dad always gets me. Is there a heartfelt moments compilation?
@AFirst20
@AFirst20 4 года назад
The Posey hit has to be his grand slam in game 5 of the 2012 NLDS against Mat Latos. His MVP year and Latos was well hated by the Giants and fans.
@milannarayan2734
@milannarayan2734 5 лет назад
Hey wesley what do you feel about the Luis Gonzalez single? Is it too overplayed or you just didn't want to put it in?
@ilpokefreak
@ilpokefreak 4 года назад
are you telling me big papi hit that grand slam 6 years ago!? time flies by too fast
@james.calderone
@james.calderone 5 лет назад
I would argue that David Ortiz's walk off home run vs the Yankees in the 2004 ALCS was his career defining hit. At the point of the grand slam, he was already well-known.
@sethgarcia2927
@sethgarcia2927 4 года назад
It’s a crime that Big Sexy’s home run isn’t in here
@Ben-Jamin673
@Ben-Jamin673 5 лет назад
these video don't get old can you please do mlb players last hits in there career
@zeusdeuce7438
@zeusdeuce7438 5 лет назад
Ortiz has so many it’s hard to narrow it down to one but I think the 2004 NLCS was def his finest.
@drewbravo7432
@drewbravo7432 3 года назад
If the MLB lasts a thousand years, Chris Davis will still be on an island as the only player to hit 50 homers & 50 at-bats w/o a hit. Bless his heart.
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