2004 ALCS Gm7: Pedro takes the mound in Game 7
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- Опубліковано 17 чер 2018
- 10/20/04: Pedro Martinez faces off against the New York Yankees in Game 7 of the 2004 American League Championship Series
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The guy in the audio booth was really enjoying those "WHO'S YOUR DADDY" chants. Lol
This is when the Yankee-RSOX rivalry was almost officially over, with this 3-0 comeback by Boston, celebrating in Yankee Stadium. The rivalry and the curse officially ended a week later, when Boston beat the Cards in the World Series for their first WS title since the 1918 season.
After this 2004 postseason, Pedro left in free agency to the Mets, the rivalry was over, and the Yankee-RSOX games have never been the same since.
Pedro is a boss and great at pitching
Quite possibly the best pitcher of all time
Walter Johnson and Cy Young have entered the chat
Donald Trump Sandy Koufax is the GOAT.
I got randy Johnson he had filthy stuff and intimidated everybody
@James Robert You're definitely a baseball person.
@James Robert and Clemens was a PED guy. Also named on the list of roids
Though he gave up 2 runs early, it’s interesting to see Pedro reach back for a few 95, 96 and 97 mph fastballs in this inning. I don’t remember that at all, Pedro was pretty much a finesse pitcher at this point in his career, so he really emptied the tank there.
Probably just pissed over what happened the year before so he went all out
He was throwing gas that entire series but I think it came at the expense of his command.
That stood out to me as well. Pedro did something similar in his Mets debut. Gave up a 2 out, 3 run home run in the 1st and then struck the next batter out on 3 straight 95 mph fastballs. Though he was consistently reaching 94 that start. For the most part, I Pedro, seemed to throw 92-93 mph max in his final season with Boston and first with the Mets. I do agree that throwing 96-97 mph seemed to come at the expense of some of his command by this point as opposed to ,98, '99, or 2000 Pedro.
IIRC this was the last time he would hit the high 90s, but as another person mentioned, the command of his Cy Young era was missing.
He forced them to let him take the mound, shouldn’t have been pitching but there was no way he was missing out on being part of putting the mail in the coffin of the Yankees after probably the greatest series ever. I remember watching this live in TV and seeing him come out of the locker room with a look on his face I’ll never forget. He wanted to finish them off. This was the only time in my life I ever really got into baseball. This series was so intense especially for Boston fans and every game mattered so much that for once baseball was not at all boring to me. After coming back 3-0 and winning the only way to top it at all would be to sweep the Cardinals which they did but it was far less exciting.
Man those were days were the Yankees Redsox rival peaked . Miss those days..
And now the red sox are worse than thr padres
I was in HS when all this was going on. Cannot believe it is happen 20 years & I remember everything about this. I still love it today 20 Years Later!
DAAAAAADDEEEEEEE
DAAAAAADDEEEEEEE
*WHOS YO DADDY*
😅😅,😅😅😅
*WHOS YO DADDY*
👏👏,👏👏👏
*WHOS YO DADDY*
HA HA CLINTON DIX!
*WHOS YO DADDY*
THE CHOKE OF ALL CHOKES!
*WHOS YO DADDY*
4 DAYS IN A ROW!
*WHOS YO DADDY*
BLOWING A 3-0 LEAD!
*WHOS YO DADDY*
HALLOWEEN NIGHTMARE!
DAAAAAADDEEEEEEEE
DAAAAAADDEEEEEEEE
I forgot how brutal Old Yankee Stadium was to play in especially for the Red Sox
New Yankee Stadium the Red Sox are playing so much better there
People can talk about Yankees fans all they want. But they got hype in the old Yankees stadium. There was something special about the roar those fans gave in there. I don't know why but new Yankees stadium isn't the same.
And the mariners
One of the coolest names in baseball...
trot nixon!
he also used to rake against Roger Clemons
the day Pedro Martinez became the Yankees daddy.
Fun fact: the Red Sox won this Game
ik they did bro and they also came back from a 3 games to 0 deficit also, the only team to do that in all pro sports.
@@kmena05 That is correct.
Kevin M If you don’t count the NHL lol
@@albertmendez2262 really 🤔 who did it in the NHL?
Tearing down thew old Yankees stadium made them mortal, the wall of rabid new yorkers soaring into the air is so intimidating
God, 20 years. Where does the time go?
That's what I say
Too many people were criticizing Francona for putting Pedro in, and criticizing Pedro for allowing those two runs... but this appearance needed to happen. Pedro happened to find his form in this outing.
I honestly feel that it had to do with all the bad decisions the Red Sox historically make in the postseason that ruins their chances. But once Pedro started throwing 90mph+ pitches, I knew he'd get out of it.
@@Adgeatic The more I think about it, it could've been because the Red Sox bullpen has been on fumes despite pitching lights out from Games 4 to 7. Having to use Arroyo out of the bullpen as well is saying quite a bit. Because of the rain delay before Game 3, they had to play the rest of their games without a day off.
@@brianchua4240 Good point. I think you had the more technical aspect of the situation down. I was speaking more of the side regarding superstition. haha
should have stayed in boston after 04 and gotten a second ring in 2007
Ya I love pedro but his shoulder fell apart after one year with the mets but 97 through 02 best pitcher of all time
Pedro even admitted he regrets not staying
@@ericsigersmith6067 up to 04, 05, he was still nasty.
Would of had his third in 2008
Yea well the Mets‘lol do that to u
He got the last laugh despite the annoying chants
Love watching the pain on the Yankee fans faces. Now I understand why they loved watching Boston choke for so many years. They just happened to become the victims of the biggest choke job in MLB history 😄
amen!
Sort of like the Packers and Vikings. A long suffering team with many great regular season accomplishments vs an insufferable, cocky fanbase.
Sorry, the Bears ineptitude made them the Orioles in this rivalry.
Taking a championship series to a game 7 is the exact opposite of "choke job"
Esp after dominating an era with superior competition and championships. Players get older, team dynamics change over the years. Its almost like you dont even watch sports...
@@jetscapo9737 Have to agree even as a Yankees fan game 7 was a big time choke by Kevin Brown and Javier Vazquez. Other than that both teams battled all series it was one of the best with multiple story lines. Miss the old stadium!
A choke for the ages
💀
Arguably the greatest pitcher in mlb history!
Pedro is a legend.
First video that made me consider UA-cam premium I think.
The Greatest Baseball Rivalry of ALL-TIME!
Terry francona was chewing more bubblegum after every pitch it seemed 😆
He tenido la suerte de ver grandes lanzadores, pero sin lugar a dudas Pedro fue el más excitante aunque he podido ver a Clemen. Maddu. Glavin. Jonson . Haladay y otros.
Sweet Caroline! Good times never felt so good ! Good good! So good 😊
Imagine if the Sox had blown an 8-1 lead in Game 7 after coming back down 3-0. The Red Sox would’ve deleted themselves.
Then thank God they didn't!!!
If it wasn’t for Dave Robert’s and Big Papi in game 4, the curse would of stayed alive
You gotta admit, Red Sox fans had to be squirming at least a little bit when Martinez gave up those two runs. I still don't understand Francona's decision to give the ball to Martinez in that situation.
@@sean2015 Red Sox also had the upper hand in this rivalry winning the last 3 postseason meetings
Yankees fans putting on an absolute masterclass of fandom.
WHO’S YOUR DADDY?
Who's your papi? Oh thats right, it's David Ortiz
LavenderPajamas08 you’re a legit loser
The end of the Yankees great era of baseball. Jeter 😢 Mariano 😞 Torre 😔
Amen
Pedro el grande 🇩🇴
I still don't understand why the Yankees choked that badly. Their lineup includes of 3 superstars hitters (Jeter, A-Rod, Gary) and 3 others strong bats (Posada, Williams, Matsui) yet they still couldn't get one win out of the last 4 games?
None of those guys hit, and the rotation had a 4 ERA that year collectively. When the offense disappeared, they were bombed.
@@dougg2012 There's a good case that Rivera was their only great pitcher that year
Now Josh Naylor gets the honor of the Yankees being his daddy. Pedro, you aren't alone.
Love this chant came back!!
You can see the concern in Aroids eyes, he's clearly thinking... Did I get my shots before the game in the bathroom at KFC or do I need to call the doc?
The amount of stars past their prime on the Yankees lineup good lord lol Randy Johnson was around that time too 🤦🏻♂️
El mejor derecho del mundo
Hey this was the day I was born
Great analysis by Kenny Albert 😂 Duh!
Pedro is New York’s daddy
It seemed a foolish move at the time to bring Pedro in - he sucked against the Yankees by this time, hadn't pitched well in the series, had given the lead away in G7 the year before, and he struggled again this inning. But maybe it paid off - because he pitched an excellent game in G3 of the World Series in his final start for Boston. Perhaps this short appearance, and getting through the inning, helped set him straight.
I'm finna break out this chant if I go to the 2019 ALCS
Padre hijo y espíritu Santo
Boston Bambino gonna get payed baby!
Well, this blew up in their faces nicely... egg all over their faces lol
Yankees blew a 3-0 lead
#NeverForget ,God’s favorite team the New York Stankees blew a 3-0 lead to go to the World Series
#NeverForget Yankees have way more championships.
Yankee Fan101 Red Sox 3 championships since 2000
@@pottytheparrot310 so do the Giants, your point?
General Omega The Red Sox have had the Yankees number since then.
@@pottytheparrot310 you do realize that Yankees won the WS in 2000 right?
Bringing him in never made much sense. Didn't cost them anything but it was kind of embarrassing.
Dorvid chanting who’s your daddy while blowing a historic series lead is embarrassing
I agree. I'm a sox fan. I watched every moment of this series sitting in the same spot and wearing the same clothes. It still wasn't good to bring Pedro in. It's ok to criticize your team.
Jake Duffy
Are the fans supposed to sit there and cry in their beer while their team is trying to rally? Don’t be an idiot.
There initially was speculation that Pedro asked to be put into the game, but both Pedro and Terry Francona have denied this. When Pedro was asked by the producers of "Four Days in October" if he expected to pitch in Game 7, his response was a stern and clear "Hell no!" He said the call came in suddenly, and even he was scratching his head over the decision, but he had to do his job.
ZhangtheGreat I think Pedro said he was available before the game, I don’t think he expected Francona to use him against his recent nemeses: Matsui, Posada and Bernie
Aun así tuvieron qwe respetarles por cienpre🇩🇴🇩🇴💯🍌🍌😛
Will still never understand why Pedro was in the game lol
Pedro was their daddy lol
Was the Red Sox bullpen that terrible that year? I mean there is nothing wrong about using a starter in relief in the postseason, especially game 7. But come on, they lead 8-1 when he came in.
Huong Dieu this was 86 year drought, all hands on deck
No, but Lowe was on 2 days rest and that bullpen was on a heavy workload from Games 3 thru 7 without any days off. Could've been because Embree and Timlin weren't ready just yet?
I grew up a yankee fan, once Clemens and Pedro left the game. I stopped watching baseball
There was zero reason to bring him into that game, I'll never understand why Francona did that.
it was like his way of making him feel more apart of the comeback even though game 5 if not for clutch hitting by our sox it would have been his last start in a sox uniform
I think he did it just to add insult to injury for the Yankees tbh
Pedro asked to come in. Prior to the start of the inning, he stood out in left field looking at the bleachers
Biggest collapse in Baseball... Nothing better.
Martines was drunk 😮
1:53
Who your daddy
1:58
2:36
6:44
8:43
10:36
Yankees fans trying to shake Pedro somehow. But only added two points. Not enough to flip the game.
yankee fan here
that 2004 team was god awful we had no business making the playoffs much less being in the alcs
and before you say that this team won 101 games our pythagoream theoream (how ever you spell that) was 89 and 73 and the pitching was god awful every damn night we had to come back from behind to win the game worst 100 win team i have ever seen
I was there live, this was the only good part of this horrible history making. Night
No mask?
U are unloved
😐
*If Pedro had stayed in that game any longer, the Yankees would've come back. That's why Francona took him out after only one inning.*
Terry would of got fired if the Red Sox lose the 2004 ALCS
@@courtgizzle *I would agree if the Yankees had finished the sweep. If they had lost Game 7 after being down 3 games to 0, I don't think he would've been fired.*
I love all the salty Sox fans in the comments. Relax. You guys won the game, but you can't be objective enough to say that this ONE inning was embarrassing?
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I was the First View
First comment! Hey he got the first view, here, too!
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See? Nobody cares.
I grew up a yankee fan, once Clemens and Pedro left the game. I stopped watching baseball