Kenny Lofton, Sandy Alomar, Manny Ramirez, Albert Belle, Jim Thome, Eddie Murray, Carlos Baerga, Omar Vizquel, Juliio Franco. My god, what a lineup.

Albert Belle, only player ever to have more than 50 doubles and home runs in the same year. Unmatched. Ever.

1994-97 were some of the best years for Tribe fans.

This whole segment was just pure poetry. From the commentary in the beginning to the tension throughout the at bat. To the climactic bomb shot. Man those 90s Indians were amazing

Albert belle is one of the greatest that no one ever talks about

Albert Belle was like the Ice Cube of MLB. No matter what he did, he always looked pissed off doing it 🤣🤣🤣

Notice after he hit it out how the announcers kept their mouths shut and let the T.V. audience just watch and listen. Excellent!

Miller with the great call. Let the moment speak for itself.

There are three sure things in life: Death, taxes and Armando Benetiz giving up big home runs in key situations

With COVID-19 going on, I've been re-watching a lot of classic 90's Indians. There is no way for people outside of Cleveland to fully comprehend what the 90's Indians meant. We had just lost the Browns, and suddenly the Indians, perennial bottom-dwellers, were GREAT. The team had a solid mix of home grown talent and veteran leaders. The Indians sold out every game, and the fans would stay around till the end because those teams had such magical comebacks. I was at this game, and I remember thinking there is no one I would rather have up to bat in this situation. Albert Belle was the most feared hitter in baseball. As some people have pointed out in the comments, he is the only player to have a 50hr and 50 double season (1995). He may have been the best hitter the Indians ever had. He was also a mystery because he was very private, disliked the media, and gave the impression he hated everyone.This video encapsulates the 90's Indians so well: (1) sell out crowd, (2) Albert Belle, (3) never say die attitude, (4) magical ending. In a perfect world, Albert would have stayed in Cleveland, helped us win the '97 series, and never have a hip injury. Alas, it was not meant to be.

It’s crazy that those mid-late 90s Indians teams never won a World Series.

Albert Belle is rarely mentioned as far as other power hitters of his era, but he was a dangerous dude to face.

The worried look on Davey Johnson's face when Albert Belle came to the plate. Priceless.

Half the views are from my 10 year old daughter. She's a baseball/Cleveland fanatic She mimics Albert's stance at the plate on her softball team. Makes me smile every time.

Man, I miss that mid 90's team. The entire order was a buzz saw for pitchers. What a great time for Cleveland Indians baseball.

Belle should've won the MVP in 1995, but, the media hated him.

27 years later and I still get goosebumps

Expert commentator! Once the ball leaves the yard not another word. He allows the audiance to experience the roar of the crowd and the celebration. Full minute of crowd noise.

#1- What a blast by Albert Belle! #2- What a great call of this moment by Jon Miller, who at the time was an Orioles radio play by play man. He calls the homer with great enthusiasm, but just stays quiet to let the fan at home hear the roar of the crowd and watch the fans and players. I think that has a great deal to do with why this clip is so great. It’s almost like you were there.

Manny rameriz crushed a solo homerun 2 pitches later. Unbelievable and great times in Cleveland!

We were there, it was absolute pandemonium. It's a memory that I will never forget.

When I first became a baseball fan in the mid-90s (I remember it being 1995), I was like 9 years old, and the team I rooted for was the Cleveland Indians. I loved so many of their players, like Omar Vizquel, Jose Mesa, Manny Ramirez, Kenny Lofton, Jim Thome, Albert Belle… the list seems endless. So these old Indians highlights definitely bring back memories for me and makes me miss 90’s baseball.

Albert Belle should be a Hall of Famer already!!!!!

Albert was incredible. Say what you want about him he was big time. He had an amazing run.

NEVER have I seen a guy hit a grand slam and still look so pissed off😬😬😬😬

It's still Jacobs Field to me, dammit!

I loved that team. Esp Kenny Lofton

Coming from a life long reds fan I loved watching Belle during the tribe hey day. Make no mistakes about it he was a monster. Good trip down memory lane

I love watching those old espn days watching Albert belle and Frank Thomas smacking home runs

I know creators tend to favor footage from the last 15 years or so, but even so, this moment should be in every single 'Loudest Fan Reactions' vid ever made

One of the most intimidating batters ever!

When Albert Belle used to come to the plate, you could feel the tension between him and whoever was pitching. One of the most dangerous hitters I've seen.

I remember this game like it was yesterday. I was a HUGE Albert Belle fan and I was screaming at the television so loud and for so long, I couldn't talk for 2 days!! Fantastic childhood memory, even though they lost the series

Jon Miller is the best. His voice was baseball.

I wish I could've been alive to watch the 90s indians. This team looks like it was incredible to watch.

Still get goosebumps watching this 24 years later. Go Tribe!

I miss this team so damn bad. I love these guys.

I was kid in NE Ohio during this time. I watched the Indians religiously. I can still recite the entire starting lineup. They are what got me into baseball. These guys and The Sandlot.

I always admired the Cleveland Indians ... that 90s team was awesome 👌🏻

This was during the era when baseball was fun and the players had swag and personality!

I will never understand how his swing was so quick with that awkward stance. Simply incredible.

Only player ever with 50 HR's and 50 doubles in same season

albert had crazy numbers in his 12 years. if he got to play 19-20 years he might have ended up the all time leader in a few categories

Man I miss that team... almost the entire starting lineup were all-stars. Should have won at least one World Series...

When baseball was crazy thank god I was born in the 80s to watch the 90s

Indians baseball during the 90's will never be duplicated. The lineup was murder on opposing pitching.

Man I miss the mid 90's Indians. I was a fan from being a kid growing up an hour east of Cleveland in the 70's & finally after all those terrible years we had an awesome team.

Set aside his personality, statistically, Albert Belle should have been the AL MVP in both '95 and '96. Indians won 100 and 99 games those seasons, and he was the centerpiece of some of the greatest offensive lineups in baseball history. Incredible, HOF worthy talent whose temperament and a career-ending injury will likely prevent his entry.

The roar when he hits it...unforgettable!

One of the greatest homerun hitters in the history of the game. If it weren't for his back injury, Albert Belle would have likely been in the top 5 on the all-time homerun list. An absolute beast with incredible intensity and love for baseball.

When the Indians saved baseball.. As an A’s fan, I’ll never forget that team.

No stadium in baseball was ever as loud as the jake in 95 96 and 97

Getting the chills in 2018 over here... Albert was a f'in BOSSSS

I miss the days when fans actually watched the game not through their phones

That stadium was electric in the 90s. Everytime you went to a game you knew anything was possible greatest lineup next to murderers row.

Albert Belle, without a doubt, was the most feared guy in the American league, if not all of baseball in the 1990s. He had some spectacular offensive seasons and if he hadn't retired early, due to an injury is a slam dunk first ballot Hall of Famer! He should stiil be a Hall of Famer. At his best, he was the most dominant RBI power hitter in baseball during the 1990s!

The best of the best in the 90's, Cleveland Indians own Albert Belle. This guy should be in the hall of fame.

I know these 90s Tribe teams were known for they're power bats.... but they also had good defensive players! I loved Omar Vizquel he always made the tough plays look routine and I was a big fan of Kenny Lofton as well

Ahh the memories. I miss the 90s

God I miss 90s baseball. There was just a different energy to it and you could follow team players for years. Stadiums were packed to the brim and all the sluggers were on the juice. Good times good times.

The Jake was rock'in back in those days

I love Albert Belle. A no-nonsense baseball player. He let his bat do the talking.

Look at Albert's face a few seconds before he crushes this ball, he was like, I'm gonna rip this ball to shreds on this pitch......and he does. Incredible.

Talk about a moment - and what a call! They let it breathe just a great moment. No replay, no commentary after, just cheers

That Albert Bell stare!! God I miss that look.

A sports moment in time I will never forget.

It’s a shame that Belle is remember more for his volatility than his bat. He was a fearsome hitter.

Albert Bell an unapologetic beast

Hitting almost 100 HR in two seasons is just insane

Mike Tyson with a bat!

No bat flips, no showboating, no dipsy-dos around the bases... just pure power, concentration and confidence! Albert Belle would wipe his ass with any of these young punk right-handed hitters today! That's a FACT! 💯

I like how everyone is "bundled up" (October baseball in Cleveland) Belle is out there in his jersey no long sleeves...What a beast. And Dave Johnson's look....and this is from a life long O's fan....

I miss 90's baseball. I used to love going to Winter Haven Fl. to see them during Spring training.

Still can't believe that team never won the world series. There offense was right up there with murders row. Every position was an all-star and anyone could hit a homerun at anytime. That 90's to early 2000's Run was one of the best ever in MLB history. Wasn't fair they couldn't break the Colavito curse.

Remember it like it was yesterday. Still get chills watching it.

Extremely under rated call by this announcer. Exceptional job. Gave me goose bumbs

Albert "don't call me Joey" Belle

Clutch Belle!!! Wow what a powerful hit!!

This actually made me tear up. Albert.. my youth.. the build up.. the sound of the bat cracking that ball and A packed Jacobs field losing their shit. Fuck.

The sound of the ball hitting the bat maaannn he got all of that pitch🤣 absolutely the best hitter of the 90s don't wanna argue lol

Just look at how incredibly nervous Benitez looks compared to Belle. Belle just stares him down like a cold-blooded killer, steps out and takes a few quick practice swings and never seems flustered. Every time Belle steps out of the box Benitez gets more and more rattled, and I wouldn't be surprised one bit if Belle noticed that and was stepping out so much on purpose. Belle was an incredibly smart hitter and absolutely would have realized Benitez was getting more and more unsettled. Look at how much Benitez is fidgeting from 3:33 on. The guy is an absolute wreck and Belle was staring him down like a fucking lion stalking a wounded gazelle. It's awesome to watch.

Belle preferred to have the clubhouse cold, below 60 degrees, and when one chilly teammate turned up the heat, Belle walked over, turned down the thermostat and smashed it with his bat. His nickname, thereafter, was "Mr. Freeze."[

I remember this like it was yesterday, Amazing.

KZfaq recommended this video in 2020. DAmn that ball still traveling till this day

HOW IS THIS GUY NOT IN THE HALL OF FAME??!?!??!?!!!

I love watching that! The look of determination in his face! The crowd going nuts! & then the look of sheer disappointment on the Orioles coach! This was awesome baseball!

Best video all time. Reaction of pitcher and Baltimore's coach is priceless.

My Favorite Indian of all time. Bring back the chief.

this dude was one hell of a hitter...

This was an unforgettable home run ever by that man, Albert Belle!

Amazing video. Fantastic broadcast. Jon Miller is an exceptional broadcaster.

Crushed it. The most fearsome cleanup hitter in the most fearsome lineup in baseball.

Belle was a bad ass

0:45-0:51 3:58-4:04 4:49 is my favorite part of the video go Indians‼️💯

Life long Orioles fan here. Armando Benitez was such an under rated closer. Dude could bring the heat and alot of othe players DID NOTwant that smoke from Armando! Kinda funny too that a few years later Belle would play a season or two with the Orioles.

The right handed Barry Bonds personality wise.

As a Mets fan ¨hiss¨at Armando Benitez¨ WORST CLOSER EVER.

Belle has that crazy mid 90's steroid era swing that you just can't... and shouldn't... teach. But man, is it violent. It's like he's swinging an axe.

No cell phones, no one calling for the Indians to be canceled because their feelings are hurt. Just baseball. Such fond memories of these days! The crowd noise in that stadium in the 90’s was unmatched.

I almost forgot to watch this today.