The Best Worst World Series Champions

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The 2022 Phillies made it to the World Series with only 87 regular season wins, one of the lowest win totals for a pennant winner in the history of Major League Baseball. With baseball's new playoff format, and other expanded postseason options looking ahead at the next half century of baseball, we can expect many more of these kinds of teams making it to the postseason and winning the World Series. With that, the answer to the question of what makes a baseball team great and is every World Series winning team deserving of it that much more difficult to answer.
In 2006, years before the relatively newer changes to MLB's playoff format, the St. Louis Cardinals won their division and eventually the World Series with only 83 regular season wins, the lowest for a World Series winning team ever. Before we look ahead to the future, we want to look to the past, and admire a team that had no business making it to the playoffs let alone winning the World Series, but they did it anyway.
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0:00 - 1:10 Intro
1:10 - 3:06 Ad
3:06 - 9:56 The Best Worst Champions
9:56 - 12:43 The Important Questions
12:43 - 13:03 End Clip

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@aimrushplays3847 Год назад

My favorite playoff moment: David Freese in game 6 of the 2011 World Series. His game-tying triple and later his game-winning Homerun. Great stuff.

@damarkomoore5236 Год назад

Watched this at age 12 on a cold night in stl and still remember it till this day! Most definitely one of the greatest memories of my life.

@davidmartinez52420 Год назад

My favorite Wirld Series moment: Bryant to Rizzo to end the drought

@tylerburkhardt2410 Год назад

Danmarko I also watched it as a lad … alas, one of the worst nights of my life. After being at the G5 loss to the Giants the year before, and then they were one strike away, TWICE! Got to admit, though, that it was a heck of a series. One of the best in recent memory, if you’re not a Rangers fan.

@damarkomoore5236 Год назад

@@tylerburkhardt2410 lucky I’m a cards fan I can’t imagine the heartbreak that rangers fans had to go thru for game 6 and 7

@davidmartinez52420 Год назад

@@tylerburkhardt2410 If Nelson Cruz had been subbed out for defensive purposes, Rangers are the champions.

@bubblerman Год назад

My favorite playoff moment is Nyjer Morgan's walkoff in game 5 of the 2011 nlds. The camera already shaking from the stadium erupting as Carlos Gomez rounds third gives me chills everytime

@ZChoate Год назад

They were scary that year.

@dylanbarnas7664 Год назад

2005 alcs. the white sox pitching staff. absolutely unstoppable. 4 straight complete games, and bullpen only called on to get 2 outs the whole series. needs a full length episode

@YunaCrawford Год назад

After game 1 alcs, white Sox had four pitchers who threw complete games. Never happening again

@wyattdozier8456 Год назад

As a Cardinal fan, I loved this one, but to be honest when I clicked on the video, I thought this was going to be about the 2011 team, since their post-season appearance was also so improbable. That's why I was so shocked this past season with the wild card series. I've been so conditioned over the years to just expect the Cards to make improbable post season runs no matter what because it seems so normal to me.

@davidanderson7802 Год назад

The devil Magic can only last for so long -fellow cards fan

@braydenkillion5123 Год назад

As a cardinals fan I am so happy that more people get to know of the legend that is Jeff Weaver

@weirddude8885 Год назад

"The 2006 Cardinals are a reminder of why I love this game so much." *dies in Met fan*

@colinbarker6015 Год назад

This team was fantastic, and it should be mentioned how a major reason for their struggle was that Jim Edmonds and Scott Rolen and several pitchers got injured for most of the year. It was a good team, that got healthy in the post season

@tonyferch2130 Год назад

Best playoff moment ever: Big Papi's game-tying grand slam in Game 2 of the 2013 ALCS. Watched it live on TV and it still doesn't feel real

@joshuapatrick682 Год назад

My favorite playoff moment? In 2019 When best friends in BAseball Patrick Corbin struck out future Hall of famer Paul Goldschmidt with three straight fastballs in game 4 of the NLCS

@broadstreetbullies849 Год назад

Doc Halladay's no hitter in 2010 was amazing

@jordanford9320 Год назад

4:47 One of my favorite playoff moments was actually this series that you're critiquing which was the Padres and Cardinals. When they clenched it at home, I was there. The only reason I remember is because I had a slip that my dad needed to sign because I was in trouble at school and I didn't want to tell him about it because I knew we were going to this game. So I waited until after this game and the fact that they won to tell him that I was going to be suspended from the bus. He wasn't mad because they won. Another one was I was at the game 6 of the world series against the rangers when David freese won and it was fucking crazy. I will never ever ever forget that moment because I wanted to leave because I wanted to give up cuz I was only like 17. And my dad was like no there's still a chance they still have outs left. And he was right and ever since then I never wanted to miss a single pitch because you never know what you could miss. I'm really really sorry for the fucking novel, but you asked for my favorite sports moments and the Cardinals just always pull through. With these crazy voodoo moments, it's really hard to pick. One final edit. I think the reason that they won honestly is because everyone in St. Louis was hyped for the new stadium and it was beautiful and it was the best in the sports at the time or it felt like it. Also want to really weird family note The last three championships the Cardinals have won was my mom's senior year of high school My sister's senior year of high school And finally my senior year of high school. So I guess we'll have to wait for my kids to be seniors for the Cardinals to win is our family's running joke.

@bralubtiousrat4628 Год назад

My favorite playoff moment is Travis Ishikawa walkoff home run against the Cardinals in the end you’ll see us to send the Giants to their third World Series in five years the crowd reaction the atmosphere the on-field celebration after It’s just amazing

@SmoothCriminal12 Год назад

The 2013 ALCS for me as a Red Sox fan was one of the greatest series I've ever seen, especially those Ortiz and Victorino grand slams. Also worth pointing out that until 2020, game 3 of the LDS was San Diego's only playoff win against the Cardinals. Including 96 & 05, they were 1-9 against St Louis in playoffs games till 2020.

@jamescarlisle4023 Год назад

some baseball moments/topics i'm fixated on: - the 2004 ALCS from the Yankees' perspective - the Nationals' insane, last-chance World Series title run in '19 - Dodgers' underachievements in the past decade (does the Mickey Mouse ring deserve an asterisk?) - the Astros owning the Yankees - Dusty Baker (literally everything about him; he is a character, to say the least)

@horsemadeofhorses Год назад

The Dodgers lost 2 world series in back to back years to proven cheaters and won the 2020 series. How exactly does that count as underachieving?

@jamescarlisle4023 Год назад

@@horsemadeofhorses they lost

@janellemaynait Год назад

On paper they were a 100 win team who happened to win only 83 games that year

@ChristopherJ.Barnes Год назад

1: Can't believe you didn't bring up my boy Ecksteins insane playoffs once in this video 2: My favorite playoff anything is the Giants and Rangers World series, was so great to see my Giants finally win it against my second favorite team.

@broadstreetbullies849 Год назад

I feel you with the Cardinals giving me nightmares. 2011 does the same for me

@masonseymour2455 Год назад

Muahahaha

@logandetwiler4483 Год назад

My favorite playoff moment is The Pujols home run off of Brad lidge and the Adam Duvall grand slam

@elig8127 Год назад

2015 ALDS game 5 is an obvious answer, but that game was just so insane, i couldn't believe what was happening while watching it. I think the 1986 NLCS and 1991 World Series deserve more love too

@stash3630tv Год назад

Couple things I’d say in response: 1) The ‘06 Cards weren’t actually that bad. There were many remnants of 100 win clubs on that roster including a World Series birth in 2004. 2) I always felt this was a nice payback for the Cards after losing to a lot of teams that didn’t win their division; in particular in 2004 after the Cards won their division by 13 games. So while I still don’t think 2nd place teams should just suddenly get a second chance to beat a team that has been beating them for the last 162 games…as a Cards fan I’m glad we are one of the teams that have taken advantage of it. And I say this knowing all too well what it feels like to be on the other side. Keep it up, love your channel!

@carlosechavarria7642 Год назад

What People don't remember is that this Cardinals were the best of the National League in 2004-2005 this team was almost the same but they battle injuries all 2006 season, one of my ex friends is a Cardinals fan, I knew it was just about time to then win it all and they did in 2006 and back then the American League was weak

@Khaoki Год назад

Matzek striking out the side with runners on 2nd and 3rd will be burned into my brain for the rest of my life

@winstonkostrzewa1585 Год назад

Thank you for continuing the baseball content. You got a guaranteed like and share on every video here. Cheers guys

@StarkRavingSports Год назад

Thanks Winston ❤️

@shadowperson779 Год назад

Ah yes. I remember that 2006 Cardinals team. I thought we were completely done in July yet somehow they never said die. I'm glad I was wrong about them and I enjoyed that World Series immensely lol. That and the 2011 were incredible. Go Cardinals!

@metsfan9298 Год назад

I’m a Mets fan like you since I was 7 years old in 1999, I have to go with the game 5 of the 2015 NLDS when the Mets upset the dodgers at dodger stadium. My mindset and excitement and feeling jumping and screaming and hugging my mother (she passed in 2019) she was as excited as me, I won’t ever forget

@travisfletcher6342 Год назад

Mine is the string of three longest scoreless playoff games in the last few years. I am a Reds fan, and when they made the playoffs in 2020 I finally convinced my dad to watch a baseball game with me for the first time. Game one ended up being over 5 hours of scoreless baseball and he has not watched another game with me since.

@tr46_ Год назад

Scott Podsednik 2005 World Series game 2 walk off homer was crazy

@vaughnmild7563 Год назад

Hell yeah it was! Dude had ZERO dingers all season. Then corks 2 in the playoffs, one being the 10th inning walk off. Southside LEGEND!

@Zane11 Год назад

I'm a Blue Jays fan and obviously the Jose Bautista Bat flip is the most memorable moment in recent history but Joe Carters World Series Walk off Home Run is one of only 2 World Series walk offs in mlb history. Would love a video on that.

@MisterKoishness Год назад

Gotta love playing Jered Weaver footage when talking about the Jered Weaver lookalike

@pittsburghbob69 Год назад

My favorite playoff moment; Johnny Cueto dropping the ball on the mound from crowd noise. 2nd favorite; Sid Bream play at the plate.

@etontuttle7683 Год назад

Fave playoff moments: Pablo Sandoval’s 2012 3 Homer Game 1 & Travis Ishikawa’s 2014 Pennant winning homer

@rogermoses3785 Год назад

Hey! I appreciate you giving Jeff weaver some fanfare. He came out of nowhere in 2006 but was stellar asf for the second half of the 2006 season for the cards. Truly a story of overcoming!

@rogermoses3785 Год назад

Oh no you’re a Mets fan 😅

@TheLetsPlayBaseballCurse Год назад

My favorite playoff moment? I kinda have three that I can't decide between. Edgar Martinez' walkoff double in the 1995 ALDS, Salvador Perez' walkoff single in the 2014 AL Wild Card, or Eric Hosmer's dash home in the 2015 World Series.

@Abraham16ish Год назад

Definitely my favorite moment was Juan Soto’s game winner in the 2019 wild card game. I remember my dad and I going to that game, and everyone in NATS park was so tense and nervous coming off our previous playoff misery. Once Soto hit that ball into right field however, everyone went crazy and was so happy. It was probably hands down the best MLB game I have ever been to. And the fact that I was with my dad to experience it was even more special.

@brianmackenzie3675 Год назад

Favorite playoff moment is split between the Bautista bat flip and the walk off win against Texas in 16 DS

@madxD144 Год назад

My favorite playoff moment would be Yuli Gurriel doing the racist eye thing

@ricaug50 Год назад

Ahh the 2006 World Series, I remember it well. As a Cardinal fan, I can recall using the term, "backed into the playoffs." They played like shit the last couple months. I think they only got in because another team lost and they were idle, if memory is correct. But the Cardinals had a lot of injuries they had to cope with that year. I believe they still had the MV3 (Pujlos,Edmonds,and Rolen), but that key players missed significant time from injuries. This is a team that had come off of two 100 + win seasons. My point is although they played poorly at times during the regular season, especially the second half of the season, and backed their asses into the playoffs, this was far from a bad team!!

@ricaug50 Год назад

@Matthew Solberg yes, I do remember the losing streaks. At the time I wondered if it was a record for a World Series champion!? I believe they had three losing streaks of seven games or more that year. Pretty rare for a champion!! I

@propheteyes5339 Год назад

Favorite playoff moment. Florida marlins 2003 NLDS game 5 when conine threw out the runner on a collision at home for the final out of the series and ivan Rodriguez wouldn't let go of the ball

@diddlez2 Год назад

As a life long Cardinals fan, that 2006 Cardinals team had no business being there. Their pythagorean win/loss was even worse at 82-79. The starting pitching was TERRIBLE after Chris Carpenter. The starting position players were also TERRIBLE besides Pujols, Rolen, and Edmonds (having a huge down year, only worth 1.3 WAR that season). Can you imagine winning a WS with yadi (53 OPS+), aaron miles (74 OPS+), david eckstein (81 OPS+), and so taguchi (78 OPS+) starting on your team? Yadi actually played like a below replacement level player that season he was so terrible with the bat (-0.2 WAR). Pujols (8.5 WAR), Rolen (5.9 WAR), and Carpenter (5.1 WAR) carried that team during the regular season. Not a single player on the team had a WAR above 1.8 besides them. We'll never see a team over perform in the playoffs by this much ever again.

@nathanmotz1011 Год назад

As a lifelong cards fan. It was the 2011 WS. Got to see half of them play in AAA living in Memphis so that made it even more special

@asaostrow7987 Год назад

My favorite playoff moment: Juan Soto's three run single to give the Nationals the lead in the 2019 Wild Card game against the Milwaukee Brewers. Probably the greatest baseball game I'll ever see (especially in-person), in the midst of an unbelievable David vs. Goliath(s) regular season comeback and playoff run pulled off by a team on the precipice of probably a decade-long rebuild

@rmk709 Год назад

Brett Phillips vs Kenley janson is my favorite playoff moment that I got to watch live

@ahsvikings2014 Год назад

My favorite playoff moment. Cubs vs Indians game 7. When Davis hit the game tying home run off of Chapman who was on fumes, I felt sick and if it wasn’t for the rain delay, Cleveland had all the momentum. And like they say, the rest is history.

@jimrossi7708 Год назад

My brother who lives in Chicago is a hugh Mets fan and I who live in Northern New Jersey is a hugh Cards fan and will always remember my first Cards game which was a 2-1 win for the Birds as Gibson beat Tom Seaver, awesome game !!!

@MattsRandomJourneys Год назад

"Who wrote this sixteen years ago?" I love that I jokingly said "Bob Nightengale" in a scoffing matter, only to be dead right 😂😂😂

@jemmemccann2952 Год назад

My favorite playoff moment will always be Carlos Beltrán staring at strike three with his knees buckling in game seven.

@HydetheRapper Год назад

2011 NLDS between the Cards and the Phils. Especially game 5. Best baseball game I’ve ever seen.

@Theorpo Год назад

Game 5 of the 2017 WS is an emotional rollercoaster no one was prepared for

@timothyhairston2051 Год назад

That nlcs was when the first series that I watched every pitch of. I remember watching earlier playoff series but this one is where playoff baseball clicked in my mind. I’ll never forget endy Chavez stealing that HR from Scott Rolen.

@waxknucklebearingjuice5592 Год назад

Playing catch with my boy while listening to the mariners make the playoffs for the first time in 21 years... it was awesome. I also kinda started tinkering with a cutter that i used a few days later to great success...

@waxknucklebearingjuice5592 Год назад

Either that or sitting at the bar and getting waaaaaay drunker then i planned on while watching the 18 inning war of attrition against the astros in the same series. In fact i was twice as drunk as i expected....

@CharmCityGamer Год назад

New vid dropped, where y'all at?! Thanks SRS!

@mxcokoko Год назад

My favorite playoff moment is Game 2 of the 2005 World Series, Paul Konerko's grand slam and then the Podsednik walk-off. However, my favorite game is Game 3 of the 2021 ALDS.

@jeff5638 Год назад

One of the greatest postseason moments include: Grover Cleveland Alexander's strikeout of Babe Ruth in game 7 of 1926 world series Ruth's called shot (I know he did not actually call it) Bill Mazeroski's game 7 walk off

@davidanderson7802 Год назад

The older I get the more crazy My cardinals winning 2006 ws is, Great video My favorite moment is obviously David freeze game 6 2011, but close 2nd is Allen Craig scoring winning run off obstruction call since I saw that in person

@mamaluigi2064 Год назад

You guys should do a video on the 2002 Anaheim Angels, one of the most underrated and forgotten teams in the past 25 years a team full of role players and no Hall of fame players. Guys like Mr. Angel himself Tim Salmon, Garrett Anderson, Troy Glaus, Scott Spiezo, David Eckstein, Adam Kennedy, Darin Erstad, Bengie and Jose Molina, Troy Percival, K-Rod, and John Lackey all managed under a Hall of Fame caliber manager in Mike Scioscia and his Hall of Fame disciples in Joe Maddon and Bud Black. A team that Just a year prior was One of the worst teams in baseball and started the O2 season at 6-14 turned around and went 99-63 grab the wild card spot took down the big bad Yankees in only 4 games in the division series manhandled the Twins in 5 games in the championship series and then taking down a Giants team in the World Series with a peak Barry Bonds and the Angels were on the brink of elimination with a 5-0 deficit in Game 6 and then created the greatest comeback in World Series history and one of the greatest hero moments of all time and one of the greatest plays in MLB history with Troy Glaus's double over Bonds head in left center completing the comeback and giving the Angels a 6-5 lead played and the Game and then the Angels went on to win game 7 giving Anaheim and all of Orange County it's 1st and to date only World Series Championship. No Mike Trout, No Shohei Othani, No Vladimir Guerrero, Bartolo Colón no Hall of famers whatsoever. Just a team of really, really good ball players that are extremely underrated in their own right uniting as 1 and winning the World Series. You should totally do a video on the 2002 Angels

@ryanfoltz1276 Год назад

Plankton saying "OH MY GOODNESS" will never not make me laugh 🤣

@briangerm1683 Год назад

My favorite playoff moment: Yoenis Cespedes home run in game 3 of the 2015 NLDS

@chikinz100 Год назад

I still remember 9 year old me sitting on the floor listening to every Cardinals game on the radio. I don’t remember when we finally got cable, but I know we had it for the World Series at least (I still put on the tv on mute to listen to Mike Shannon’s radio broadcast though). I don’t think there was ever a part of me that didn’t think the Cardinals would win the World Series that year. And yes, my bedroom was decked out in World Series merch for the next 8 years

@foundationsmedicalinformat2420 Год назад

Tigers fan here. 2006 was unbelievable. As a youngster, I had never known the Tigers to be anything but the worst team in baseball. Then in one magical summer of my 7th grade year, we were contenders. As I stood on the third base line of Comerica Park and watched the Maglio Ordonez homerun fly into the left field seats, I was certain that nothing could stop us. And then…. JEFF FREAKING WEAVER ruined everything. (Fun Fact: Jeff Weaver used to be a Tiger prior to his time with the Cardinals. It made things sting just a bit more)

@DrAnarchy69 Год назад

My favorite playoff moment was Game 6 of the 2009 playoffs since that was the last time the Yankees won a WS and more than likely that WS will be the only one I attend live (I am an adult now and have student debt)

@13calde Год назад

My favorite playoff moment was the Walk off home run by Magglio Ordonez in the ALCS in 07

@13calde Год назад

06*

@MrLeoni2 Год назад

Seeing the Phils finally win their first World Series in 1980, becoming the last of the 'original' 16 to do it.

@autokid311 Год назад

5:23 didn’t have to do my San Diego padres like that bruh😭😭

@starfishprime23 Год назад

Texas rangers being a single strike away from winning the world series(multiple times) against the cardinals, I'll never forget that walk off homer to force game 7

@gearsofslug Год назад

Do a video on the 2005 ALDS, Angels v Yankees

@mackenzieanderson599 Год назад

Kirby Puckett's Game 6 Walk off home run in 1991

@thefabulousphilipe2551 Год назад

braves 2021 ws game 3, first ws game at truist park, the RED unis, pitching masterpiece, raining, 88 win team wins at home, and the braves catcher hit a homer to cap it off 2-0, everything was perfect. and 4 days later....

@noahwright9381 Год назад

As a Pittsburgh fan, my favorite moment has to be Johnny Cueto’s dropped ball in 2013

@ccglynch Год назад

As a Red Sox fan, my favorite moment was the 2004 ALCS. It was the most incredible turnaround story and comeback in any sports series in any league ever.

@tylerrumfelt3353 Год назад

2011 cardinals down fo their last strike in game 6 twice to win it on the road…it’s damn close haha

@no_reason2755 Год назад

2007 rocktober will always be my favorite playoff moment

@apshrable4597 Год назад

My favorite moment: Alcides Escobar hitting an inside the park homerun in the first pitch of the world series

@redmage08 Год назад

re: fav post season moments: as a boston fan obliged to mention 2004

@logandetwiler4483 Год назад

When the rays went to the World Series in 2008 the first time franchise history that’s another playoff moment I enjoy

@aguywithcommonsense7503 Год назад

As a Tigers fan I already knew what this video was about just from the title and then the cover pic. Was reluctant to click on it to relive the bad memories but thank you for glossing over the series to avoid that😅

@Rocc64 Год назад

My favorite playoff moment isthe Paul Konerko grand slam of the 2005 World Series

@Mosier33 Год назад

Last time I asked my wife if she felt like "multitasking for me while she was down there", I had to sleep on the couch for a week!

@fredaaron762 Год назад

I really HATE the 2006 Cardinals. Thank you for NOT showing Scott Spiezio and Jeff Suppan. My favorite NLCS moment was the Pete Rose/Bud Harrelson fight in Game 3 of the 1973 NLCS. I was 9 and that was all we talked about at school the next day. It would make a cool SRS video.

@kylemcdowell8883 Год назад

My favorite is Chris Burke’s walkoff homer in game 4 of the 2005 NLDS against the cardinals!

@kylemcdowell8883 Год назад

Against the Braves*^

@BroadswordMedia Год назад

Yeah I remember watching the playoffs in 2006. I just could not believe that a team with 83 wins would win it all. I do know that they were dealing with injuries late in the season or at least that's what I thought so I think the players who were on the disabled list came back and paved the way for their World Series run

@RPGArcadia Год назад

2021 Braves. 2 moments. Top 7 in NLCS game 6 Tyler Matzek strikes out Pujols, Souza, and Betts on 11 pitches with runners on 2nd and 3rd and no outs to preserve a 4-2 lead. Also Jorge Soler’s moonshot in game 6 of the WS.

@lukevieira1689 Год назад

The whole 2014 Giants playoff journey is my favorite 💪

@samtheclaw Год назад

My favorite playoff moments: Top pick has to be Bumgarner clinching 2014 WS Game 7 with a 5-inning save. Legendary. Other picks: Travis Ishikawa, Walk-off 3-run home run to clinch the 2014 NLCS. Panik/Crawford/Belt double play in the 2014 WS. (First ever replay review overturned call in WS) Bumgarner shutout vs Pirates in 2014 NLWC game. Red Sox plow everybody in the 2018 postseason. Pablo Sandoval 3 home runs in 2012 WS Game 1 (2 vs Verlander) Tim Lincecum celebrating 2010 World Series Posey's grand slam vs Reds in 2012 NLDS Marco Scutaro loving the rain in the 2012 NLCS Romo freezes Miggy to clinch 2012 WS Hunter Pence rallies the Giants to come back vs reds in 2012 Bumgarner shuts out the Mets in 2016 NLWC Koji Uehara's clinches 2013 Series Big Papi owns the Cardinals in 2013 WS Sale embarasses Machado to clinch 2018 Series Eovaldi eats up 6 extra innings to hold off Dodgers in 18 innings loss, 2018 WS

@StarkRavingSports Год назад

This is a great list. That Ishikawa HR is so underrated. One of Joe Buck’s best calls

@cardinalsfan9610 Год назад

The '06 regular season was, for the most part, rough. The run they made in the playoffs was incredibly surprising. Tigers in 3, it was not. Had Detroit pitchers been able to throw to 1st on choppers, it could have turned out differently. Being a Cards fan in Michigan, 14 at the time, it was a fun time.

@romanmalo Год назад

My favorite playoff moment has to be the shot by Kawhi Leonard in the 2019 nba playoffs which sent the Toronto Raptors to the Eastern conference finals and Than go on to win the 2019 NBA finals

@peoplearestupid4276 Год назад

As a cardinals fan I feel like this sums us up. We get very talented rosters. But we never go over the top. Don’t have the best pitching rotations. Lots of our titles we wasn’t that good to start. Wasn’t a “favorite” as they say. N ended up working magic into the post season. And onto a title against the odds those years. It doesn’t shock me that they still are like that these days. Almost seem more hesitant to make the needed moves. But that could hopefully change this off season. We have the mvp and another guy (Nolan) who could easily be mvp also.. need a few pieces and we may be where we need to be. We shown we have a deep farm system and use the youth well. Win or lose I love this team and am not complaining, just feel we are so close.. Go Cardinals!

@kurtzmann22 Год назад

2006 Cardinals primary core was injured/recovering from injuries. Edmonds + Rolen. Pitching was a roller coster, they had Sidney Ponson for a few starts and then released him and picked up Weaver. 2B and LF needed to be replaced so they added Bigbie and Miles via trade with Colorado for Ray King. Then Bigbie got hurt so they added Preston Wilson after the Astros got rid of him and had a 1B playing LF for most of the season (Duncan) platooning with So Taguchi. Then they got Belliard from Cleveland for 2B. 2006 was a case of everything clicking at the right time. No they were not the BEST overall team record wise, but come postseason the offense and pitching was better than the regular season. Isringhausen blew multiple saves so they used Wainwright out of the pen instead. Yadi could barely hit in the season but he figured it out in the post-season. You also failed to mention the Cardinals had the Angel's WS heroes Scott Spiezio and David Eckstein on their team. If you also look at the 06 squad I'll bet you also find Albert Pujols had numerous game winning RBI / won several games with just his bat throughout the season.

@MTVJake Год назад

2013 ALCS Ortiz game tying grand slam. Legendary

@mpaulm Год назад

The 2011 Cards, and the 1960 World Series, are my favorite ones.

@sethkinslow674 Год назад

Do a video about Jerry hairston hitting 189 in 2007 with the rangers in 73 games (hitters ballpark) and then with the reds in 2008 (barely a hitters park) he hit 326 with 6 hr 36 rbi in 80 games

@mike-0451 Год назад

You should do a video on the Astros. I know y’all don’t want to given them any credit for anything, but what they’re doing is incredible.

@StarkRavingSports Год назад

Matt made a big video on them last year that was about their incredible play post-scandal and learning to forgive them

@jaelnheald3020 Год назад

2012 nlds cards vs nat’s best 5 games I’ve seen with players like Pete kozma and Daniel descalso coming up big

@liamkimball7235 Год назад

My favorite playoff moment is when Andrew banintendie made the game winning diving catch to send the red Sox to the world series in 2018

@mamacowwmc9382 Год назад

Konerko hitting a grand slam in 2005 forget if it was semi finals or whatever but shi crazy no lie

@dawg6556 Год назад

at 8:50 i said bob nightengale. then i laughed for a solid 5 minutes straight.

@mccardsfaninmd Год назад

Just a note re the 2006 Cards: As a Cards fan, I think of them as an underachieving extension of the 2004 and 2005 Cardinals, who were the class of the NL. I'll concede that their record was meh, but the roster was not that dissimilar from the best team in the NL the 2 preceding years, and for that reason I think it's too easy to dismiss them as bad. I think you do a decent job of contextualizing 2006 when you point to good periods during that season, but I think the context of the 2 preceding years bears some weight too.

@big8dog887 Год назад

Chuck Knoblauch arguing with the umpire while the go ahead run crossed the plate in extra innings.

@dunkiyoveryou Год назад

98 ALCS, Yankees had to redeem 97 heartbreaker. They were also down 2-1 to a phenomenal team, came back and then went on there way to be one of the great championship teams.

@lukereigel9692 Год назад

As a diehard phillies fan enduring a decade of sub-500 records, my favorite moment has to be Harpers go ahead hr in game 5 of nlcs

@willclark3065 Год назад

Favorite playoff movement game 7 of the 2016 world series

@zackaryhaselius2226 Год назад

My favorite moment, Kirby Puckets walk off homer in game 6 of the 1991 WS. I wasnt alive for it, but I own the box set so ive seen it plenty of times. That series needs a deep dive. Please?!?!?!?