Yes it pain

The Dodgers nightmare in the early 2010s was actually the St Louis Cardinals. Man did those Cardinals own the Dodgers and Clayton Kershaw in particular

@@MiguelJimenez-uc3yz Yep, they never let them advance LOL

Oakland 68’s call them bandwagons and haters every year 1st Half

Boomer statement

​@@JS-st9gsno. Dude this was a great game no matter who won. MLB playoffs are awesome to watch. Baseball is a game of big individual events. A 1-0 game is just as exciting as a 3-6 game to any baseball fan

2:03:45 Very Last At Bat Ptich to Taveras before he tragically died 2:11:55 Taveras watching the end of his career and his life go out of the ballpark

Im 60 life life long Giants fan , remember listening to games with Mays and McCovey. Always shed a tear when I see the 2 home runs.

Keonelehua not really a choke lmao

@@iansmith1230 Then what is it?

One of the best parts of this video is Joe Buck watching his childhood team choke

One of the best of this video is Joe Buck watching his childhood team choke

Keonelehua not really a choke lmao

MANCHESTER UNITED 🤔 I didn’t ask so I don’t care 😂

@MANCHESTER UNITED Soccer is a girls sport, oh my nail hurts as player lies on ground for 20 minutes. Man has 2 arms and 2 hands, any so called sport not allowing u to use them is a pussy game...

Yea. Travis struggled for a long time and had to learn to play LF that year and it was his 2nd stint with SF to stay on the team. Kid absolutely deserved his moment

2002 walk off was epic.

Z quep

“You’re parents spelled your name wrong” Name pops up* Lol

Wolfeson28 the guy behind the home plate mic was yelling about Jhonny Peralta

Your parents spelled your name wrong

@@larriors9124 Right, I heard what the guy was saying, I just had no idea who/what it was referring to. But the other comment cleared that up.

@@Wolfeson28 Lmaooooo he ain't wrong usually it's johnny not jhonny

He was a free agent

It was a drop third strike. In baseball if you swing at strike 3 and the catcher drops it you get the chance to try and run to first. 9 times out of 10 your out but sometimes the ball gets behind the catcher and if you beat the throw to first you get to stay there.

@@travisdailey6231 oh alright understood. Thanks man!

​@@travisdailey6231I know I'm late for 3 years for this conversation, but if the runner reach the 1st base via drop 3rd strike, does the runner get base hit??

Why what happened

@@devilrobrob him and his girlfriend died in a car wreck in the Dominican Republic a couple weeks after this game . I’m from Missouri so I grew up and still am a cards fan we were all excited to see what Oscar taveras would turn into sadly we never got that chance .

That was the last ab for the Cards as well. Also, you can basically eliminate everyone else on the field, other than the pitcher, and you have left Oscar doing it all on defense in the bottom of the 9th. Don’t be sad, it was a tribute.

did you hear the guy in the 9th saying jhonny peralta spelled his name wrong

maybe so...but what an era!

Giants were better than the Cards when it mattered most.

@@quiara25 Agree! This is because of Timmy, Matt, and MadBum. In baseball, we can agree that it is a team sport. However, if we can pick one position that can influence the outcome of the game, it got to be a pitcher. It is not easy to have a pitcher that can perform well enough to get the team into the playoff and then lights out in a do/die game. The Giants had three of them. On the contrary, future HOF Justin and Clayton are obviously very good pitchers. But Justin absolutely can't win in the WSs and Clayton is a less than average pitcher in October. When compared to Clayton and Justin, we can put into perspective how impressive Timmy, Matt, and MadBum were from 2010 - 2014.

And the end of the Cards as well...

@@benthekeeshond545 full of crap. I seem to see that not every ball was hit back to the pitcher...the teammates made defensive plays. I also seen to see that the other guys also made hits and scored runs It wasn't just because of the pitchers

Not in game one. Wainwright gave up 9 baserunners in 42/3 innings. Bumgarner gave up no runs in 7.67 and struck out 7. Bumgarner won the MVP. Didn't matter if Wainwright pitched slightly better in game 5 Madison toughed out the win. Bumgarner had a 1,72 era and wainwright posted a 3.08. Good but not good enough.

Bumgarner was only behind in this game because of a misplay in LF by Ishi that cost a run....and in Game 1 Bumgarner dominated the Cards, he was easily the better pitcher that game....you sound like a bitter Cards fan after 2012 & 2014...no doubt 2002 isn't one of your favorites either.

Really and who had a .93 ERA and single handly led his team to a world series??? Not wainwright.

No...he wasn't lol.

It was a great battle for sure, and Wainwright did do slightly better on this day (lets ignore the fact that Ishikawa's misplay in left field cost Bum a bit). However in the end it didn't matter. Bum kept us in the game all the way into the 8th and that's all we needed. One swing from Morse and suddenly the little bit that Wainwright did better than Bum on this night was erased.