@@koheikersh5790 I’ve been to Japan many times, and lived for a brief time with a farmer in Nagano. It’s my favorite country, altogether the most beautiful place in the world to me. So it’s so much fun that our countries are both obsessing over baseball. Next time I visit I’m going to go to some NPB games!
@@LouisFlipini-zm2nc Good! I say that as New York City native who loves the Yankees. These are my two favorite teams. Game 1 surpassed most people's expectations.
Not a Dodger fan, but as a baseball fan this one is for the ages. The fact that I got to witness this live. Years from now people will be asking about this World Series and we’re living it right now. Speechless
Im not gonna lie. It was one of those moments where you know so many people were so happy in the world. There were fireworks and people in the street celebrating together in my neighborhood.
lost my tio to cancer in january and like our whole family we were all dodgers fans. teared up abit after celebrating bc he wouldve also been celebrating with us. love that we won the night we honored fernando bc my tio, my grandpa and more were in my thoughts Go Dodgers
Epic! I still have my ticket stub from 88 when Gibby hit his moon shot. I'll never forget what that stadium sounded like. Last night was one for the ages.
I was in right field. The ball ended up in the row in front of me. Bounced from my left to right. I was in the scrum for it. The best Dodger game Ive ever been to.
This was amazing television. Joe Davis with the greatest call in 21st century sports, setting the scene up perfectly only for Freeman to oblige on the first pitch. Davis pays homage to Vin Scully with “She is gone”, then he adds “Gibby meet Freddie” as I Love LA begins to play. After sitting in silence allowing the pandemonium of the crowd to tell the story, Davis then pays homage to Jack Buck in response to John Smoltz with “would you say you don’t believe what you just saw?” Just incredible improvisation and impeccable timing by Davis. Absolute tour de force performance in the booth.
if only Vin was around right now. I could so hear that call he would’ve had. I said this before in 1988, but I’ll say it again, in a year that has been so improbable, the impossible has happened.
It wasn't until the international language announcers began to call the game, my heart was connected to the millions of fans across the Earth, the expectations, the jubilation, what a wonderful experience, thankyooooooooooo 😮😅
I watched Freedie for years with Atlanta Braves and this does not surprise me one bit. One of the best lefty swings of all time for sure. Glad that I can enjoy his play ability with many many more now!
5:30 It's the bottom of the 10th inning, bases loaded with 2 outs. 5:33 If they hold, it's the Yankees; if they hit, it's the Dodgers. 5:36 The game's winning phase, Freeman's batted ball! To right, to right! A dramatic end to the game! 5:44 Nothing more! 5:47 The strongest shot! A comeback, a walk-off, a grand slam home run!Enduring the pain and fighting on, Ironman Freeman's walk-off grand slam home run!
@@DoGuov That’s true for the Series, but not necessarily all games. There are lots of Darvish fans in Japan, which is why Dodgers-Padres games are well-watched there.
@@mitchmitchell9588 Well yeah I'm sure Darvish would get the same type of love from Japan if his team won. But his team got the early exit and Dodgers didn't lol.
You just can't top that...a play for the ages, Freddie will go down in the history books...I woke up the neighborhood yelling when he hit that shot. Fantastic. Glad to be a witness.
I am a New Yorker and a Yankees fan. I watched that last night… and I loved it!!! That’s a classic movie scene that no one thinks will ever happen. Kudos to Freddie and respect to the Dodgers and fans. I hope the Yankees will win it, but either way, that moment itself is unbeatable!!!
I was born in upstate NY, raised a Yankees fan... but when an 8 year old kid moves to the then-home of the Dodgers' AAA team, and begins his baseball journey himself... and 4 years later, some of the guys you've spent the last couple of years playing right in front of your eyes slay the powerhouse beast that was the 88 A's... I was Dodger Blue for life from that time onward.
I still remember seeing the Gibson walk-off in '88 in my dorm room and thought it would never be topped --- 36 years later and Fab Freddie proved me WRONG !!
@fred How did this top Gibson? Gibson was hobbling on 2 injured legs against one of the greatest closers of all time in Hall of Famer Eckersley. One's hitting power comes from one's legs, putting Gibson at the worst disadvantage, and Gibson fought several of Eckersley's great pitches. The pitcher here couldnt hold Eckersley's jockstrap and gave Freeman one right down the middle. Freeman said his ankle felt fine by this game. Gibson, essentially needing a walker and facing a HOF'er in his prime, was not topped by Freeman. I loved both performances though.
@@nysockexchange2204 I love both but yeah...Gibbie and the '88 Dodgers were supposed to be heavily outmatched by the monstrous A's. Luckily we had Orel as well, and that '88 WS was a fairytale ending.
Just listened to this montage of calls on Freddie’s blast last night... and only Joe Davis got it exactly right. He kept it to six words: “She is… Gone! Gibby, meet Freddie.” That’s all that needed to be said. Hat tip to Joe for knowing when to let the moment breathe-just like Vin Scully always did. Great announcers don’t steal the spotlight; they let us live the moment with the fans in the stands. The ones who ramble on? They kill the magic. Vinny was the master at stepping back, Joe nailed it last night, and most Dodger announcers get it. But that montage really drove it home. Thanks, Joe Davis, for keeping it simple and letting the moment speak for itself!
U forget that most of those announcer calls were from radio stations, so they have to be more descriptive for the radio listener than a TV announcer would. But agree with u about the TV announcer.
love the energy from all the announcers. don't have to be a dodgers fan to appreciate this moment. That was just an insane ending for baseball and sports fans in general. My mom never watches sports but shes from LA and had the game on. She was cheering just like everyone else.
You could almost see the souls leaving the Yankees' bodies after that homer. They gave LA everything they had, thought they had game one in the bag, but the Dodgers just wouldn't go away. Amazing stuff.
💙💙💙💙 FREDDIE! FREDDIE!!! FREDDIE!!!!!!! I'm gonna live my entire life and never ever get tired of this moment. VAMOS FREDERICK GIBSON!!! LET'S GO DODGERS!!!!!!
I'm glad that I'm old enough to see three of the greatest homeruns in Dodger history Hank Aaron's 715 HR against my Dodgers, Kirk Gibson's HR in the 88 WS and last night Freddie Freeman's HR against the Yankees. Hang on everyone this is going to be a great WS. ❤️⚾
Dodgers fan since the late 1960's. I have seen a lot of World Series games and this one tops them all. Freddie Freeman carved himself into World Series history and immortality with the first walk-off grand slam in Series history. Hard to imagine that it had never happened in the previous 696 games! I'm 60 years old and I was jumping around like I was 10 years old again!
What a awesome recap video in all the announcers take , and everyone is just as exciting , i love watching the whole crowd come alive with excitement in this historic game 1 . The only thing that would of made it better if i was there with the crowd celebrating Go Dodgers , Tommy Lasorda would be proud.
Took me back to1988 my brother and I were in our living room hollering and jumping up and down… but now to see my three sons and two daughters hollering and jumping for joy is just crazy beautiful, man life is mysterious but beautiful as well
What a call. This is the MLB's dream come true and that was only game 1! Hoping we get magic the rest of the way and this becomes the greatest World Series matchup ever.
I usually immitate commentatos and do play by play watching games, I called his HR....Freddie hits a fly ball deep to right....this is gonna be a homerun....Unbelievable a homerun for Freeman.....I don't believe what I just saw!
Love this video. When Freddie goes to his dad, that does me in. The different announcers and game platforms are a fantastic presentation. Still so thrilled for Freddie and the Dodgers.
Freddie is well-known as a wonderful person. Fans of every team he has played for still love him because of his good and friendly personality. It is especially touching that Freddie got the chance to be the hero yesterday because his three-year-old son Max got very ill earlier in the year. Everyone was very worried for Max. Fortunately Max is recovering, but it should be nice for him to see his father shine in a big moment like this.
Joe Davis’s call was so perfect, it’s like he was channeling something from the beyond. How THOSE words came to him like that in that moment… pure magick.
I was there and almost caught the ball on the fly. It went between me and my wife and the kid in the seat behind us got it in the scramble. Unbelievable!!!!
@@salaialexander7022 Thank's for reminding me. 😩 I had to try and backhand it with my glover and just missed it. When it bounced, I immediately started looking for it under our seats but the kid was able to grab it first.
@@SprucedandGussied I was able to spend an incredible evening with my family and some close friends. Oh, and by the way, we were also able to experience one of the greatest baseball games together with a spectacular ending. The ball went between me and my wife who was sitting to my right. I tried to backhand it with my glove (which I had taken hoping to catch an Ohtani home run) but it was just out of reach. It bounced off someone and in the scramble a young kid sitting in the row behind us came up with it. Everyone was screaming, except the two Yankee fans sitting next to us. The kid started to cry but became an instant celebrity with everyone around us wanting to take pictures with him and the ball. I told him I was very happy for him and congratulated his mom and dad.
Can't imagine how many times I will watch this one swing of the bat. We love you forever for this one moment Freddie. You were were revered, now you are legendary. GO DOYERS!!!!!
InI have been a Philadelphia Phillies Fan over 60 Years. Always been a Freddy Freeman Fan back with Atlanta Braves. A Story Book Baseball Player. It couldn't have happened to a Better Person, way too go Freddy You Deserve Game 1 of The 2024 World 🏆 Series.You Can't top That.!!! So Just Do it Again!!!❤# This is Why I Love The Game Of Baseball!!! 😎⚾🔔
AND THE MAGIC OF 88 CONTINUES.... WHAT AN EMOTIONAL RIDE IM LIVING AS A DODGER FAN , WHAT A KIRK GIBSON'S MOMENT. MAY THE SOULS OF VAN SCULLY, LASORDA & FERNANDO BLESS US FROM ABOVE. LETS GO DODGERS 3:56 💙
If your a DODGERS fan and his is otherworldly. If you are a baseball fan this is LEGENDARY. Most of us did not see KIRK GIBSONS hit Live. So this one is the hit heard around the world
What a moment in MLB ⚾️ history ‘ #5 Freddie Freeman From : Life£Long Atlanta Braves Fan ‘ 🫡💯🫡 but I’m happy to see that the whole dodger 🌎 got to see what they got in #5
I heard the AM570 call on the way home from work trying to beat the LA traffic. OMFG i almost lost control of my car I screamed my head off and lost my voice! Great freaking game! I hope for a continued great series!!
72 years old. Seen a lot of World Series'. Greatest Game 1 ever. Legend.
72 years Young 💪🏼
First ever walkoff salami. 2 outs. Hard to argue.
Kirk Gibson?
@@feefop9858 Perhaps.
68 years old. Still have my ticket stub from 88 when Gibby hit his home run. And now this? Epic.
Freddie doing the Statue of Liberty against New York is crazy 🔥
Good one!
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I didn't even think about that but that makes total sense!
The only title NY will have is the ladies Liberty basketball this year.
😂😂😂💙💙💙
"She is... gone!!!! Gibby!! Meet Freddie!!!!!" What a call by Joe Davis. What a call.
本当にその通り！Joeは素晴らしいコールをしました。
でも、日本人の多くは、彼がなぜ"she"と言ったのか理解出来ていませんでした。
私は日本人にDodgersの歴史とJoeの素晴らしさを伝えていきます、Shoの偉大さは既に彼らに伝わっているけどね😉
@@koheikersh5790 I’ve been to Japan many times, and lived for a brief time with a farmer in Nagano. It’s my favorite country, altogether the most beautiful place in the world to me. So it’s so much fun that our countries are both obsessing over baseball. Next time I visit I’m going to go to some NPB games!
Icarly
@@jritts素敵な返信ありがとう！私も長野県には数回行ったことがあります。もちろんロサンゼルスにも！笑
約10年前までMLBに興味がある友人は少なかったのですが、今では大谷のおかげでDodgersファン仲間がたくさんできました。
NPBを見に行くことがあれば、ファンが常に応援歌を歌ったり楽器を奏でたりしているので、プレイ以外の側面もぜひ楽しんでください📯
It was Stephen Nelson not Joe davis. Nelson over davis anyday
That image of him raising the bat immortalized his name. What a way to be the first to open that historical record. True legend!
Absolutely. Dramatic and legendary. Almost had this ancient Roman gladiator vibe
This is how his statue should look like eventually.
He mocked ny 🗽
@@LouisFlipini-zm2nc Good!
I say that as New York City native who loves the Yankees.
These are my two favorite teams. Game 1 surpassed most people's expectations.
@@PhilippAurand”are you not entertained?!”
The Fox Deportes guy blowing out his mic. Good stuff.
My absolute favorite call on this epic video. I keep replaying it man.
I was hoping to see a Univision/Telemundo type
@@ManuelHernandez-tm1mqGoooooooal~~~~~~~~
Sterling had the best call. Everyone else sounds like the guy before him like reasonable facsimiles.
The fox Deportes call was epic and I totally agree!
Love how the Japanese announcer called him Ironman Freeman. Man really did channel his inner Gibson.
Another fun fact: A walkoff hit is typically called "sayonara" or "goodbye" in Japanese.
⚾ Sayonara baby ‼
In any language, it's beautiful!
This is so true.
Gibby, meet Freddie 💙
AAADDDDIIIIIIOOOOOSSSS!
Not a Dodger fan, but as a baseball fan this one is for the ages. The fact that I got to witness this live. Years from now people will be asking about this World Series and we’re living it right now. Speechless
You don't have to be a Dodger fan, just be a baseball fan or a Freddie fan! It's great from any perspective. This is going to be a good series.
I’m not a dodgers or baseball fan and for a millisecond I felt like a lifelong dodger fan
Still miss him… but so happy for him
@@markkaminski2416that’s… exactly what he said lmao
Crazy that half the video is in Spanish.
Not a Dodger fan, but as a baseball fan, you've got to love all the calls. Very cool. Congrats to Dodger nation.
I like that this video also included footage and camera angles that I hadn’t seen on the main broadcast.
1000000% and to see different players reactions
Yeah i haven't seen that shot of mookie celebrating yet that was great
There are some fan-shot ones from the bleachers with the ball coming at you that are just amazing.
This will never lose its punch. I'll be rewatching this clip for the rest of my life.
I love hearing the Yankees broadcast trying not to sound like his heart was just ripped out of his chest 😂😂😂
Go dodgers!! 💙
John Sterling's tears are delicious.
@MemoryPallas THREE MORE WINS! GO DODGERS!!!
I loved the second broadcaster, the one from LA. His voice was cracking as he poured his heart into his microphone.
After everything this man has been through lately, there isn’t a more deserving player. A legend among legends
Exactly man and he's such a humble guy too
“GIBBY!!! MEET FREDDIE!!!” Is my favorite
For sure iconic.
Icarly
@@samsondesrosiers9928 omg yesss I didn’t even realize that!!
I literally screamed and then it drove me into happy tears 🥹, my grandma who passed in July of this year, would have love this play.
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May your Grandma rest in peace. 😎
Im not gonna lie. It was one of those moments where you know so many people were so happy in the world. There were fireworks and people in the street celebrating together in my neighborhood.
lost my tio to cancer in january and like our whole family we were all dodgers fans. teared up abit after celebrating bc he wouldve also been celebrating with us. love that we won the night we honored fernando bc my tio, my grandpa and more were in my thoughts
Go Dodgers
Never get old watching this over and over and over and over again!!
I woke up today and instantly just started laughing thinking about the game!
Might be one of the most clutch postseason moments ever. Bottom of the 10th, 2 out walk off grand slam
@@SuperReviews4you Got keywords like "Freddie," "she’s gone," "walk-off grand slam," "world series," on my mind all day long
Agreed!
충분히 양키스가 이기는 게임인데...
10회말 양키스 감독의 바보같은 선택으로
스스로 다저스에게 승리를 바쳤다.
I was there behind home plate .. the sounds when he hit it, you knew it was gone
Epic! I still have my ticket stub from 88 when Gibby hit his moon shot. I'll never forget what that stadium sounded like. Last night was one for the ages.
What were you wearing behind home plate?
I was in right field. The ball ended up in the row in front of me. Bounced from my left to right. I was in the scrum for it. The best Dodger game Ive ever been to.
So jealous and proud for yall above
Awesome!!!! I Can Only Imagine…..You could definitely tell it was gone from your Living Room…😊
Nice of you for including the French Canadian broadcast from RDS, featuring Alain Usereau and Marc Griffin.
Merci de la part du Québec!
Ça m’a fait chaud au cœur
This was amazing television. Joe Davis with the greatest call in 21st century sports, setting the scene up perfectly only for Freeman to oblige on the first pitch. Davis pays homage to Vin Scully with “She is gone”, then he adds “Gibby meet Freddie” as I Love LA begins to play. After sitting in silence allowing the pandemonium of the crowd to tell the story, Davis then pays homage to Jack Buck in response to John Smoltz with “would you say you don’t believe what you just saw?” Just incredible improvisation and impeccable timing by Davis. Absolute tour de force performance in the booth.
Absolute master class of perfection!
Absolutely amazing and iconic how he called it seconds before it happend!
100 % dude you nailed it
if only Vin was around right now. I could so hear that call he would’ve had. I said this before in 1988, but I’ll say it again, in a year that has been so improbable, the impossible has happened.
I didn’t know they purposely let him round the bases in silence. Then “Driving down..imperial highway..” So perfect.
Best World Series Game 1 ever. It had suspense, intrigue, plot’s & twists, & a walk off grand slam by the great Freddie Freeman 🎉‼️👆🏽⚾️💥
How can you NOT be ROMANTIC about baseball?
... take me out to the ballgame...🎶⚾....❤
The same way everyone can NOT be tired of that question.
I've watched this clip over 30 times and get goose bumps every time 😊
It wasn't until the international language announcers began to call the game, my heart was connected to the millions of fans across the Earth, the expectations, the jubilation, what a wonderful experience, thankyooooooooooo 😮😅
I watched Freedie for years with Atlanta Braves and this does not surprise me one bit. One of the best lefty swings of all time for sure. Glad that I can enjoy his play ability with many many more now!
Everybody loves Freddie!
Same thing here
the moment I heard She is gone! it rewinded my memory back to 1988
5:30 It's the bottom of the 10th inning, bases loaded with 2 outs.
5:33 If they hold, it's the Yankees; if they hit, it's the Dodgers.
5:36 The game's winning phase, Freeman's batted ball! To right, to right! A dramatic end to the game!
5:44 Nothing more!
5:47 The strongest shot! A comeback, a walk-off, a grand slam home run!Enduring the pain and fighting on, Ironman Freeman's walk-off grand slam home run!
@@adamkoslin9302it's "to right" as in right field. It's a great call!
@@adamkoslin9302I'm really sorry, it's a translation error on DeepL.
I’m still crying!
Grow up and BE A MAN. Winning you cry and if the Dodgers lose and you cry as well?
1:49 It's a great feeling to see Mookie bouncing around happily!
We need a rally Mookie
His excitement is contageous!
I was thinking the same thing!!!
5:31 The Japanese announcers are awesome. The excitement and their description of Freeman and his grand slam are just great!
When the Dodgers win, that means Shohei Ohtani and Yoshinobu Yamamoto wins 😁What an awesome feeling for that entire country.
@@DoGuov That’s true for the Series, but not necessarily all games. There are lots of Darvish fans in Japan, which is why Dodgers-Padres games are well-watched there.
@@mitchmitchell9588 Well yeah I'm sure Darvish would get the same type of love from Japan if his team won. But his team got the early exit and Dodgers didn't lol.
@@mitchmitchell9588 Why you gotta ruin it by bringing the brown team in to this? LMAO
Feels like a World Series, absolutely love the calls from other languages
I’ve never “saved” any MLB videos before, but this one is definitely a keeper!! ❤️❤️
What a beautiful thing. What a great game of baseball. I wish my dad were alive to see it.
it could be worse lol, im a dodger fan and my dad , who is alive, is a yankees fan lmao. he asked me to leave!
You just can't top that...a play for the ages, Freddie will go down in the history books...I woke up the neighborhood yelling when he hit that shot. Fantastic. Glad to be a witness.
I am a New Yorker and a Yankees fan. I watched that last night… and I loved it!!! That’s a classic movie scene that no one thinks will ever happen. Kudos to Freddie and respect to the Dodgers and fans. I hope the Yankees will win it, but either way, that moment itself is unbeatable!!!
Classy ❤
Respect right back at you sir! Thanks for being classy 🫶
Much Respect, Yankees are a great Franchise! Tremendous Team.
I was born in upstate NY, raised a Yankees fan... but when an 8 year old kid moves to the then-home of the Dodgers' AAA team, and begins his baseball journey himself... and 4 years later, some of the guys you've spent the last couple of years playing right in front of your eyes slay the powerhouse beast that was the 88 A's... I was Dodger Blue for life from that time onward.
I still remember seeing the Gibson walk-off in '88 in my dorm room and thought it would never be topped --- 36 years later and Fab Freddie proved me WRONG !!
I wasn’t alive when Gibson walked off, but all I could think of, was, I don’t believe, what I just saw!
@fred How did this top Gibson? Gibson was hobbling on 2 injured legs against one of the greatest closers of all time in Hall of Famer Eckersley. One's hitting power comes from one's legs, putting Gibson at the worst disadvantage, and Gibson fought several of Eckersley's great pitches. The pitcher here couldnt hold Eckersley's jockstrap and gave Freeman one right down the middle. Freeman said his ankle felt fine by this game. Gibson, essentially needing a walker and facing a HOF'er in his prime, was not topped by Freeman. I loved both performances though.
@@theejayzeeable Not to mention the utterly shocked look on Eckersley's face, the double arm pump and that great call by the legendary Vin Scully.
@@nysockexchange2204 I love both but yeah...Gibbie and the '88 Dodgers were supposed to be heavily outmatched by the monstrous A's. Luckily we had Orel as well, and that '88 WS was a fairytale ending.
I can't stop getting goosebumps!!!
Every video
Bro I thought it was only me man it's just crazy... God is good
Just listened to this montage of calls on Freddie’s blast last night... and only Joe Davis got it exactly right. He kept it to six words: “She is… Gone! Gibby, meet Freddie.” That’s all that needed to be said. Hat tip to Joe for knowing when to let the moment breathe-just like Vin Scully always did. Great announcers don’t steal the spotlight; they let us live the moment with the fans in the stands. The ones who ramble on? They kill the magic. Vinny was the master at stepping back, Joe nailed it last night, and most Dodger announcers get it. But that montage really drove it home. Thanks, Joe Davis, for keeping it simple and letting the moment speak for itself!
U forget that most of those announcer calls were from radio stations, so they have to be more descriptive for the radio listener than a TV announcer would. But agree with u about the TV announcer.
love the energy from all the announcers. don't have to be a dodgers fan to appreciate this moment. That was just an insane ending for baseball and sports fans in general. My mom never watches sports but shes from LA and had the game on. She was cheering just like everyone else.
I miss Freddie.. but am so happy for him.. such a class act
I watched so many Freddie films since last night but this one made me cry. We love Freddie. We love the Dodgers 💙 Let's go!
一球生、一球死...打到就知道留不住了，非常精彩的一場世界大賽
I watched the 1988 kirk Gibsons with my pops REST in peace ...and now i watched it with my father in law who is visiting from Iowa...good times
4:54 Almost feel like I was there. Beautiful clip Deportes!
So happy for FREDDIE & that he can share this with his DAD ! LET'S GIVE HIM A STANDING OVATION GAME 2 FIRST AT BAT ! ! ! 💙
#MaxStrong
You could almost see the souls leaving the Yankees' bodies after that homer. They gave LA everything they had, thought they had game one in the bag, but the Dodgers just wouldn't go away. Amazing stuff.
Same thing happened to the As in 88. Being on the wrong end of a historic walkoff homerun sets the mood for the rest of the series.
💙💙💙💙 FREDDIE! FREDDIE!!! FREDDIE!!!!!!!
I'm gonna live my entire life and never ever get tired of this moment. VAMOS FREDERICK GIBSON!!! LET'S GO DODGERS!!!!!!
I'm glad that I'm old enough to see three of the greatest homeruns in Dodger history Hank Aaron's 715 HR against my Dodgers, Kirk Gibson's HR in the 88 WS and last night Freddie Freeman's HR against the Yankees. Hang on everyone this is going to be a great WS. ❤️⚾
Wish Vin was still alive for this. 😢
Dodgers fan since the late 1960's. I have seen a lot of World Series games and this one tops them all. Freddie Freeman carved himself into World Series history and immortality with the first walk-off grand slam in Series history. Hard to imagine that it had never happened in the previous 696 games! I'm 60 years old and I was jumping around like I was 10 years old again!
Sheeee is Gooooone Sayonara Adiooooooos ! And I can’t believe what I just saw!
What a awesome recap video in all the announcers take , and everyone is just as exciting , i love watching the whole crowd come alive with excitement in this historic game 1 . The only thing that would of made it better if i was there with the crowd celebrating Go Dodgers , Tommy Lasorda would be proud.
I’m crying omg the energy felt so good
I am a dude
And I almost cried as well !!
Me too!!!
ive watched this on loop like 15 times its just wild
Took me back to1988 my brother and I were in our living room hollering and jumping up and down… but now to see my three sons and two daughters hollering and jumping for joy is just crazy beautiful, man life is mysterious but beautiful as well
Great compilation. Love to hear all the emotions and commentary in different languages.
This is the history
1st ever walk-off grand slam in a World Series!!
This is what legends are made of! Get chills every time. 💙⚾️🧢💫
What a call. This is the MLB's dream come true and that was only game 1! Hoping we get magic the rest of the way and this becomes the greatest World Series matchup ever.
It doesn't matter the language! Sweet in any language.
3:16 favorite part of video 😅 silence…
What a moment in time!!!!!!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Epic, cannot stop watching replays, lol. If he ever gets a Statue, I know the pose they will pick!
Me too. Just hoped on again. Google the boy who caught the ball
4:22 GRAND SLAM SALAMI!!!!
So happy for Freddie
Goose bumps ...what a moment
Hermosa recopilación. Gracias por tomarse el trabajo.
I usually immitate commentatos and do play by play watching games, I called his HR....Freddie hits a fly ball deep to right....this is gonna be a homerun....Unbelievable a homerun for Freeman.....I don't believe what I just saw!
I like how the Japanese were clapping in the background of the commentating !
i also noticed this lmao! i was like god, so respectable
Love this video. When Freddie goes to his dad, that does me in. The different announcers and game platforms are a fantastic presentation. Still so thrilled for Freddie and the Dodgers.
I have to swipe when he approaches his dad. They gutted me too many times with that one already.
5:30 I watched a game with Japanese TV. I got goose bumps. I am impressed when I think about a family of Freddie.
Freddie is well-known as a wonderful person. Fans of every team he has played for still love him because of his good and friendly personality. It is especially touching that Freddie got the chance to be the hero yesterday because his three-year-old son Max got very ill earlier in the year. Everyone was very worried for Max. Fortunately Max is recovering, but it should be nice for him to see his father shine in a big moment like this.
As a lifelong Braves fan it was amazing to see Freddie do that. Awesome.
I've watched this last 2 days atleast 40 times, still get goosebumps, and I'm a lonely pirates fan..😅
I can’t stop watching this.
Joe Davis’s call was so perfect, it’s like he was channeling something from the beyond. How THOSE words came to him like that in that moment… pure magick.
Right. Iconic forshadowing.
Channeling Vin. Awesome call.
Freddie not afraid of any pitcher, he delivers when needed, handles lefties just as good as righties
Lefties are his favorite
He didn't waste any time. First pitch, he knew he could knock that into the stands.
Truly epic. This was one of those "Do you remember where you were when..." moments.
I was there and almost caught the ball on the fly. It went between me and my wife and the kid in the seat behind us got it in the scramble. Unbelievable!!!!
Missed out on huge $$$$$ that's atleast 500k
@@salaialexander7022 Thank's for reminding me. 😩 I had to try and backhand it with my glover and just missed it. When it bounced, I immediately started looking for it under our seats but the kid was able to grab it first.
Ouch, sorry to hear, but at least you were there. And at least it went to a kid? only consolation, maybe.
@@SprucedandGussied I was able to spend an incredible evening with my family and some close friends. Oh, and by the way, we were also able to experience one of the greatest baseball games together with a spectacular ending. The ball went between me and my wife who was sitting to my right. I tried to backhand it with my glove (which I had taken hoping to catch an Ohtani home run) but it was just out of reach. It bounced off someone and in the scramble a young kid sitting in the row behind us came up with it. Everyone was screaming, except the two Yankee fans sitting next to us. The kid started to cry but became an instant celebrity with everyone around us wanting to take pictures with him and the ball. I told him I was very happy for him and congratulated his mom and dad.
I was two rows behind you!! Go Dodgers!!
GOD DAMN I LOVE IT
*CHILLS* watched this 11 times. Go Dodgers!!
What an amazing compilation!! I'm all emotional again! Go Dodgers! Freddie, THANK YOU!
Still watching this..man all the fireworks that went off after this was insane hahaha everyone screaming shouting all over the block man that great
With That loud POP, i knew it was gonna be a home run. I watched the game live last night
Iconic moment
In what ever language it was sweet 💙✌️
It's hard not to root for Freddie, I still wish he'd stayed in Atlanta. But it's great to see him do this.
This is why baseball is the greatest game of them all. 😊
"As it was on a October night, 36 years ago . . . " ❤
What a time to be alive!!! That was awesome!!!
As a Red Sox fan, go Dodgers
As a Dodgers fan, I didn't mind losing in 2018 to the Red Sox. They play fair, unlike the Astros.
No matter who hrs now has to do the Freeman Statue of Liberty 🗽
Kudos, MLB. This is the kind of content we love, thanks for your effort!
I was 9 years old when I saw Gibson's HR in '88. That amazing memory will live with me the rest of my days. Freddie's HR is just as magical.
I was 19 when I saw Gibsons HR also. I will never forget exactly where i was and what my dad said ....
I was 13. This is just amazing.
Can't imagine how many times I will watch this one swing of the bat. We love you forever for this one moment Freddie. You were were revered, now you are legendary. GO DOYERS!!!!!
InI have been a Philadelphia Phillies Fan over 60 Years. Always been a Freddy Freeman Fan back with Atlanta Braves. A Story Book Baseball Player. It couldn't have happened to a Better Person, way too go Freddy You Deserve Game 1 of The 2024 World 🏆 Series.You Can't top That.!!! So Just Do it Again!!!❤# This is Why I Love The Game Of Baseball!!!
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"Channeling his inner Kirk Gibson!" Love it!
AND THE MAGIC OF 88 CONTINUES.... WHAT AN EMOTIONAL RIDE IM LIVING AS A DODGER FAN , WHAT A KIRK GIBSON'S MOMENT. MAY THE SOULS OF VAN SCULLY, LASORDA & FERNANDO BLESS US FROM ABOVE. LETS GO DODGERS 3:56 💙
Yes it was Kirk Gibson without all those foul balls
Cool to see his dad's reaction in the background.
If your a DODGERS fan and his is otherworldly. If you are a baseball fan this is LEGENDARY. Most of us did not see KIRK GIBSONS hit Live. So this one is the hit heard around the world
for younger fans it's their iconic moment, especially with a Dodgers win in this series
I saw the '88 Gibson walk off and it was truly amazing --- but I fully admit the '24 Freddie walk off slam was BETTER !!
I remember right where I was watching the Gibson homer. Same for Freddie’s. Truly a amazing set of circumstances.
LOL the live look at Billy's Sports Bar. DAAAAAA JANKEEEEES LOSEEEEE
The Spankees.
What a moment in MLB ⚾️ history ‘
#5 Freddie Freeman
From : Life£Long Atlanta Braves Fan ‘ 🫡💯🫡 but I’m happy to see that the whole dodger 🌎 got to see what they got in #5
2 Years in a Row Joe Davis does iconic Game 1 walk off calls! I love baseball!
No one can quite replace Vin Scully...but Joe is rapidly forging a legend of his own. It's awesome to have him as our play-by-play guy.
I heard the AM570 call on the way home from work trying to beat the LA traffic. OMFG i almost lost control of my car I screamed my head off and lost my voice! Great freaking game! I hope for a continued great series!!
You are not the only one brother 😉
You weren’t the only one brother 😉