20 CRAZIEST Catches In MLB History..

Name: 20 CRAZIEST Catches In MLB History..
Uploaded: 2024-01-10T21:14:47+00:00
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10/01/2024

Get ready for an adrenaline-packed journey through baseball history as we unveil the 20 most CRAZIEST catches in MLB history! From jaw-dropping leaps to unbelievable dives, this compilation showcases the finest moments that will leave you in awe.

Join us in the middle of the action as we break down each catch, going beyond ordinary highlights to give you an in-depth look at the 20 most CRAZIEST plays. These catches have not only stunned us all but have also left an indelible mark on the sport.

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00:00 Catching a baseball with your cheeks, breaking through a wall to stop a play, jumping above a fence to save the game, and so much more.

00:07 These are the 20 craziest catches in MLB history.

00:10 And first, Nick Martinez made a catch that should be impossible.

00:15 He caught that from behind his back.

00:24 But number 19 is just as extreme, 'cause Zach McAllister caught the ball after getting pegged.

00:30 Oh, it nailed McAllister, and he caught it! Are you kidding me? Wow! That was unbelievable!

00:38 Man, look like a ballerina out there.

00:39 But number 18 was even more beautiful, 'cause this fan took off her prosthetic leg to try and catch a baseball in it.

00:46 But some catches are life-threatening.

00:53 'Cause in number 17, two players went for the same ball, and it went horribly wrong.

00:58 Who wants it? Colliding, Piscati and Borges, the catch is made, and Piscati is down.

01:05 Oh my goodness.

01:09 Now luckily, he ended up walking out the hospital with just a bruise.

01:12 But sometimes catches save lives, like in number 16.

01:16 Here's a Danny Echeverria, and Bruce is controlled.

01:19 Oh, that's a great catch! That's a great catch!

01:23 Huh, he looks like he's done that before, but uh, no one has done number 15 before.

01:28 'Cause this fan saw a foul ball coming right at him, so he held up his helmet full of nachos and said a prayer.

01:34 Outstanding guy with the helmet catches the baseball. He's super jazzed.

01:39 He broke his helmet. What he's unaware of, there's certainly not anymore. He still has nacho cheese.

01:45 Disgusting.

01:46 But number 14 was almost disgusting, 'cause Pablo Sandoval was about to fumble a catch.

01:52 But his teammate came through and saved it.

01:54 And Sandoval flips it in the air, and Crawford put it!

01:59 Oh my!

02:00 And for number 13, Manny Machado once caught a ball, with his face.

02:04 Foul ground, long run for Machado, trying the over the shoulder, and he catches it!

02:12 Ooh, you know that had to hurt.

02:13 David Wright was feeling the pain too, 'cause in number 12, he was chasing a ball on the outfield.

02:19 But instead of using his glove, he did this.

02:21 Broken bat, and...

02:23 Oh, David Wright! What a play!

02:27 Are you kidding? That may be the best I've ever seen.

02:31 He raw-dogged that ball.

02:33 But uh, speaking of raw-dogging, there's some places you should never catch.

02:38 And in number 11, the player learned that the hard way, when a ball assaulted his cheeks.

02:45 Lined foul down towards the cup's pen. Nice stop.

02:50 Was he proud of that? Man, I don't know.

02:52 But look, we've reached the top 10, which means we're taking crazy to a whole 'nother level.

02:57 And we gotta talk about Rodney McCray, 'cause he made a catch so crazy, it destroyed the stadium.

03:04 It's a catch! It's a shot to deep right center! It's going, going...

03:09 Oh my! That's unbelievable!

03:14 I don't even know how he's walking after that, let alone holding the damn ball.

03:18 But number 9 doesn't make any sense, 'cause a fan made one of the most impossible catches in MLB history.

03:25 And having a fan, she caught that last foul ball with her beer.

03:34 Yeah! No bad hops there.

03:38 Ugh, she's kinda nasty for that.

03:43 But this next catch is just criminal, 'cause at number 8,

03:46 Ender Inciarte made a catch so crazy, it stole the game.

03:50 See, during a game against the Mets, the Braves were up 4-3 in the final inning,

03:54 with two men on base and Yoannis Saspitis up to bat.

03:57 He had a chance to win the game, so he hit the ball, and it looked like a guaranteed home run.

04:02 But out of nowhere, Inciarte did the impossible.

04:05 (Casting)

04:16 Damn, that man got up.

04:18 But at number 7, Steven Souza Jr. got down, 'cause he dove and made a catch that made history.

04:24 Yeah, Nationals pitcher Jordan Zimmerman was one play away from sealing a no-hitter,

04:29 meaning nobody had gotten a hit off of him for the entire game.

04:32 When, in the final play, a Marlins player hit the ball all the way down left field.

04:37 But luckily, Souza Jr. made a catch so crazy, it put his teammate in the history books.

04:43 (Casting)

05:00 Whew, what a way to save the game.

05:02 But look, we gotta talk about Gary Matthews, 'cause he had one of the most ridiculous catches I've ever seen.

05:08 (Casting)

05:24 Alright, dawg, we've hit the top 5, and we gotta mention the kid, Ken Griffey Jr.,

05:29 'cause during a game against the Tigers, he made the craziest catch of his career.

05:34 (Casting)

05:54 My man went from junior to a senior on that one.

05:57 But Ichiro was on something else in number 4, 'cause he once caught a ball by climbing on a wall.

06:02 See, during a game between the Angels and Mariners, Garrett Anderson was up to bat,

06:06 and he ended up knocking the ball way out toward the fence, thinking he had just got himself a home run.

06:11 But somehow, Ichiro jumped on the wall and robbed him.

06:15 (Casting)

06:25 That is legendary.

06:27 But this next play made history, 'cause Dwayne Wise made a catch that saved a perfect game.

06:33 It was the White Sox vs. the Rays, and Chicago pitcher Mark Burley was one inning away from securing a perfect game.

06:41 When Gabe Kapler hit a ball deep into center field, with no White Sox players in sight, Wise came out of nowhere and did this.

06:48 (Casting)

07:04 Yeah, Mark threw a perfect game, meaning not a single player made it onto base.

07:09 Damn, that last play was a close call though.

07:11 But this next catch was just dangerous, 'cause Derek Jeter made a catch that almost killed him.

07:17 In 2004, the Yankees and Red Sox were facing off in New York, two teams with one of the biggest rivalries in all of sports.

07:24 And the game was living up to the hype, 'cause the two teams were all tied up in the 12th inning,

07:29 when Red Sox hitter Trot Nixon sent a ball towards left field, and it was looking like he might seal the game.

07:35 But Jeter put his body on the line and made the catch of a lifetime.

07:39 (Casting)

07:49 Oh, that was crazy.

07:50 But after the game, instead of celebrating the win with his team, Jeter went to the hospital to make sure that he was okay.

07:56 Luckily though, he was totally fine.

07:58 And if you're thinking, "Why didn't Jeter just stop?"

08:00 Well...

08:01 He could've just stopped. No, I couldn't have just stopped.

08:04 You know, if you go back to the whole Yankee stand, there's not a lot of room.

08:07 So if I could've stopped, I would've stopped.

08:09 And it's sloping.

08:10 Yeah, no, I, I, I...

08:11 If I could've, I would've stopped.

08:13 Uh, so actually, the...

08:14 Why you looking at the camera, man?

08:15 I'm making sure they see it.

08:17 If I could've stopped, I would've stopped.

08:19 Damn, that man risked it all.

08:21 But alright, it's time to talk about the craziest catch in MLB history.

08:26 It was Game 1 of the 1954 World Series, Giants vs. Indians.

08:32 And during the 8th inning, the score was all tied up, and the Indians had runners on base,

08:37 when Vic Word sent a deep fly ball to center field.

08:41 And it was looking like the Indians were gonna steal this game.

08:44 Somehow, though, Willie Mays not only caught the ball and got the out,

08:47 but he also stopped the runners from scoring.

08:50 There's a long drive, way back in center field, way back, back in it.

08:56 What a catch!

08:59 That's a catch which must have been an optical illusion to a lot of people.

09:04 The craziest part was, in any other stadium, this would've been an automatic home run.

09:09 But they happened to be playing in a one-of-a-kind stadium,

09:12 where center field was almost 80 feet longer than a regular field.

09:15 And while Mays and the Giants went on to win the World Series,

09:18 the play itself became more iconic than the championship.

09:21 I mean, it has its own Wikipedia page.

09:23 And scientists have even run tests on the play,

09:25 where they concluded that if it had been just one degree warmer outside,

09:29 the ball would've traveled two more inches, and Mays would've missed it.

09:33 So the play that legendary had simply become known as "The Catch".

09:38 But as unlikely as that moment was, we've seen even rarer moments in the MLB.

09:43 A player literally hitting the cover off a ball,

09:45 a game getting delayed because a swarm of bees,

09:48 and a player actually stealing first base in a fit of rage.

09:51 And that's only three of the 41-in-a-million moments I covered.

09:54 Look, if you want to hear more, then you need to click on this video right here.

09:58 These are one-in-a-million baseball moments.

10:00 And, uh, this video's over, so might as well click, right?

10:05 What are you doing? Click it!

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