Phillies Best Moments/Loud Fan Reactions

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This is my first time making something like this,so I'm not sure how it would be. But when I saw some videos of MLB Best/Loudest Crowd Reaction, I knew I had to make a Phillies one. How it will work is I will play the best moment, then the fan reaction. Here the order on how it will go.
1. Ryan Howard's 3 run home run 2011 NLDS Game 1
2. Shane Victorino Grand Slam off Johan Santana vs Mets 2010
3. Chase Utley 2 run home run off Johan Santana vs Mets 2010
4. Brett Myers walk 2008 NLDS Game 2
5. Shane Victorino grand slam off CC Sabathia 2008 NLDS Game 2
6. Phillies win the 2009 NLCS
7. Roy Halladay's postseason no-hitter vs Reds NLDS Game 1
8. Roy Halladay's perfect game @ Marlins 2010
9. Carlos Ruiz's walk off vs Rays 2008 World Series Game 3
10. Phillies win NL East 2007
11. Jimmy Rollins walk off vs Dodgers 2009 NLCS Game 4
12. Phillies win 2008 World Series, with Harry Kalas call (saving the best for last)
All rights do go to MLB. Enjoy!

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@gradel888 5 лет назад

I was there for 2, 3, 10, 11, and 12.

@user-vl7xw8tb8z 3 года назад

Every time Ryan Howard went up to bat was a treat. What a roster that was

@alexandriaocasio-smollett5078 3 года назад

You ain’t lying. The entire roster was incredible.. But bc of the way his career ended, sometimes I think people genuinely forget just how good Ryan Howard was in the first five or six years of his career. He was the elite of the elite. What he did in 2006 was insane. I would put it up against any batter I’ve ever seen in any season.

@MookSpits 5 лет назад

Haven’t cried like this in idk how long. I can’t be more proud to be a Phillies fan right now. Looking back on all these games and I saw everyone of them, I love this city and I fckin love the people. Absolute diehards. God bless you all. RIP Roy.

@smithnwesson990 5 лет назад

We have a real shot with this team. If we get another starter and closer we could do it

@QTRResearch 3 года назад

well said

@ryansoltner5229 5 лет назад

I don’t think I’ll ever be as excited about a game in May as that game where Santana got clobbered.

@urgirl8288 4 года назад

MANCHESTER UNITED nigga who tf asked

@Dcurc2257 4 года назад

8:00 “get that ball chooch!” To save the no hitter, that footage is amazing

@pocobull 5 лет назад

ESPN Sunday Night Baseball hasn't been watchable since they got rid of Miller and Morgan. It's sad, because that was must see TV for me, no matter who was playing.

@jbdixon4020 4 года назад

Dean Eden yeah they had those “this is a big game” voices

@bigpaddy7959 4 года назад

I miss Jon Miller announcing baseball on ESPN too but I still love watching baseball on ESPN.

@defekt87 2 года назад

Halladay's perfect game still gives me chills and brings tears to my eyes. RIP

@PhillyBoyJayCooKingShow20 5 лет назад

This video is greatly appreciated! I have seen many loudest NBA/NHL/NFL/MLB crowd reaction compilation videos and rarely see Philly teams featured in them which is odd because we are known for being some of the loudest, wildest, and most passionate sports fans in all of Sports

@gradel888 5 лет назад

PhillyBoyJayCooKingShow2.0 we get no respect

@PhillyBoyJayCooKingShow20 5 лет назад

@@liberalweirdo7886 I don't know if it's even worth having a conversation with you or responding to this because anyone who know anything about sports know Philly is always among one of the loudest crowds in every sport. Hearing you say you never heard Philly ranked as a loud wild sports city is almost like hearing someone say they never had macaroni and cheese.... I could show you videos but I don't even think is worth it you seem to have your mind made up maybe you're a Cowboys fan and hate Philly or something I don't know🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

@PhillyBoyJayCooKingShow20 5 лет назад

@@liberalweirdo7886 and I never said the loudest, I said one of the loudest wildest most passionate sports fans in all of sports

@liberalweirdo7886 5 лет назад

PhillyBoyJayCooKingShow2.0 I never said philly fans weren’t passionate sports fans. I agree few cities will the people be fans of all 4 teams on command, especially when the team is good, like Philadelphia. However I was saying they’re not known for having particularly loud venues. Doesn’t mean they’re known for having quiet venues. All I’m saying is in every sport I can think of multiple stadiums, fields, arenas, etc that are regarded as being the loudest or near loudest in their sport. I’ve never heard Philly in that conversation. That’s all I’m saying. Philly isn’t known as having sports venues that stick with people for being ridiculously like old yankee stadium (using that example because I know baseball best).

@PhillyBoyJayCooKingShow20 5 лет назад

@@liberalweirdo7886 well the players obviously disagree with you because I have seen countless documentaries I can link you to where Giants players Cowboys players and other NFL teams players stated how intimidating playing at 'The Vet" which was Notorious for being a top 5 loudest stadium in the NFL. The Spectrum for years during the 70s and 80s was known as one of the loudest stadiums in basketball and hockey. There are teams in every sport that has louder crowds than Boston but they are still known for being a Ruckus crowd and fan base. I'm not saying Philly is THE LOUDEST in every sport that would be ridiculous but they are definitely top 7 in every sport and if someone doesn't have them ranked that high they have not been watching sports long enough.

@215_Philly_4for4 2 года назад

Nothing, and I mean NOTHING, was better than being at the ballpark from 2007-2011. That ballpark shook when it got loud, and it was almost always rocking. Miss this atmosphere.

@kingicicle Год назад

Was good to have it back this season!

@ColonelCustard 4 года назад

Man I miss these days, I really want meaningful Phillies baseball in my life again.

@cazzhmir 5 лет назад

"CC SUCKS" lol

@EmergencyGuy 5 лет назад

Can you add Rhys Hoskins’ first career Grand Slam to the list? Hoskins demolished a long fly ball to left field resulting in his first career Grand Slam after Bryce Harper got intentionally walked. Cutch, Franco, and Hoskins homered to bring in 9 out of 10 runs with César Hernandez hitting an RBI single that scored pitcher J.T. Realmuto to score the 10th run for the Phillies. The Phillies went on to beat the Braves 10-4, their largest margin for a win since Roy “Doc” Halladay† pitched the Phillies to an 11-1 win over Bryce Harper’s team at that time, the Washington Nationals at Nationals Park on April 5, 2010. The cross indicates that Halladay’s deceased.

@gradel888 5 лет назад

EmergencyGuy1994 I’m gonna make a 2019 edition and have it up when the season ends. I already downloaded the clips of Franco’s Cutch’s and Rhys’s homers and will start making the video sometime this weekend.

@ccjjpp1966 4 года назад

These are pretty cool but your title should be....Phillies Best Moments/Loud Fan Reactions 2007-2011.....since you only covered those years.

@t-mo199 Год назад

I was there for the Mets ESPN game. Was invited by my friend and his parents, somehow they got box seats so that was cool. The energy in the ballpark that night was electric

@THR33STEP 4 года назад

10:11 The crowd was deafening when the Phillies clinched the NL East with their victory over the Nationals but the crowd was just as loud three outs before when the Marlins recorded the final out against the Mets at Shea Stadium!!

@lorimeyers3839 6 лет назад

Nobody better than John Miller and Joe Morgan. Sunday night baseball. Nostalgia.

@Tech215Studios 4 года назад

Bro I was at the game at the Vet in Mother’s Day when Mariano Duncan Hit a Grand Slam off Lee Smith (One of the best closers of all time) Holy Shit what a great memory as a 10 year old in 93 or 94. Getting old!!! LOL 😂 - great Vid man!!!

@gradel888 4 года назад

Tech 215 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-eM7HiCE42hU.html this is my other Phillies video

@Yawshi 4 года назад

Up until 2011 I didn’t really watch to many Phillies games at at all. However in 2011 me and my family went to around 10 or 11 Phillies games. We won all 10 of them, opening day Cliff Lee starts, etc. The Final game that I got to watch that season was Game 1 of the NLDS. The crowd when the Howard home run came was incredible. Wouldn’t trade it for anything in the whole world. F*ck the Mets, go Phils!

@KitsuVT 3 года назад

Let’s be real tho, philly has some of the loudest fan reactions of all time

@diantelove1856 3 года назад

The good ole days when it fun to watch.

@JaceMoore1 3 года назад

We got the best fans I love my city 🤣🤣

@kyleking8656 4 года назад

My 3 most memorable games I attended were Jim Thome hitting number 400 against Cincinnati, the random Mets Phillies game in which the news of Osama Bin Laden death made it's way through the crowd resulting in a thunderous U.S.A chant, and most recently Jroll's retirement night because it brought back all the great memories of the WS run with all the clips and former players in attendance.

@isaacramire3 Год назад

You gotta update this now

@cliffengle2897 2 года назад

God I miss Harry! 😭😭

@TwistedMetal32 29 дней назад

What a great video this is. Those teams from 07-‘11 were electric. Imho if Howard doesn’t get hurt in 09 they get one more.

@13CaptainPrice 4 года назад

I wasn't there when they won the World Series and I'm sure that was louder, but I was there in 2007 for the NL East Championship, when we already knew we'd basically won the division even before the first inning. That final out was just deafening. The loudest sporting event I've ever been to

@TwistedMetal32 29 дней назад

Chooches play has to be one of the top 5 throws by a catcher all time given the situation, bat being in the way/throw from knees.

@mikebonannowashere 4 месяца назад

Best reaction until further notice is Bryce Harper’s home run to seal a trip to the ws I legit tear up thinking about it

@mattyd970 Год назад

The funny thing about Phillies in the playoffs, is that it happens during the football season when there is no football on so they bring eagles fans to a baseball game

@francislewis8944 5 лет назад

I remember like it was yesterday miss you Harry to this day .

@skimask3 6 лет назад

Phreakin awesome!

@chrisj62489 2 года назад

Man those Joe Morgan and Jon Miller broadcasts were really good.

@kylewinter5334 Год назад

Rewatching this again before tomorrow

@clarkerots9348 Год назад

Great video! Loved every second of it.

@John-cn9el 3 года назад

was at roy halladays postseason no hitter

@RacialSlurve 3 года назад

You should make an updated version, that Bryce Harper walk off home run gives me chills

@Coletrain8881 5 лет назад

More of this soon hopefully

@FrostymanOO7 5 лет назад

Coletrain8881 the bank is gonna be rocking again this year!!

@gradel888 5 лет назад

Robert Muldoon maybe I’ll do one for 2019 if the team does really well this year

@FrostymanOO7 5 лет назад

gradel888 I’d be happy to send you footage that I get!

@lankan1 4 года назад

I’m here because of the excuse of a season that is 2020... the fans literally make the game what it is. Not the same without them.

@dgb921 5 лет назад

we’ll be cheering October baseball this year baby. Can’t wait!!!!

@callmeshaggy5166 4 года назад

Phillies fans can't film, good lord. - a phillies fan

@bigpaddy7959 4 года назад

My dad was at the Roy Halladay postseason no hitter game.

@nittanydragon1420 3 года назад

Idk what’s sweeter, The loud roar of your home crowd Or silencing fans on the road to pin-drop quiet. I like the road silence better personally

@tf368 3 года назад

Only a hipster liberal would choose that as sweeter. Nothing like being with your people at home stadium going ballistic together! But you enjoy you’re silence ya hipster lib