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Scott Hatteberg Walk Off Home Run

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Phillip Seymour Hoffman 😮😮😮Fuck Fentanyl
Comment from : @alanhoffman-mp2es

The 2 worst franchises in all of sports
Comment from : @FirstLast-dm7hv

Arkansas Razorbacks 22 straight wins
Comment from : @JoeHuntsman

Baseball sucks now Even Beanie couldn’t save it
Comment from : @jppalm3944

"It's hard not to be romantic about baseball"
Comment from : @snuke37

As much as this movie plays fast and loose with the real life story it's acted very well
Comment from : @XaviRonaldo0

If this game hadn't happened that way in real life, I don't think a filmmaker would have dared to put it in a baseball movie "Too unbelievable!"
Comment from : @PotrzebieConolly

I guess they didnt turn the tables on the casino because they havent won a world seies since 1989
Comment from : @jasonjohnson6403

What a magical seasonfor my Angels who won the World Series :)
Comment from : @jonathanwilliams1974

Other than the Natural, this and hardball with Keanu was my favorite baseball film
Comment from : @nicklengyel356

One of the top ten EVER moments in baseball Thank you, Scott Thank you, Billy
Comment from : @Delaydenydefend

Billy can't watch his kids play to nervous just like little leauge
Comment from : @Torre71

New angels manager Ron washington got his cap knocked off
Comment from : @johnwalker4329

Fat jonah hill hahahahahah
Comment from : @stephenhamilton6896

How can you not be romantic about baseball?
Comment from : @mafatchu569

Seems to be when people realized how big Chris Pratt is Love the guy because he is someone the left really hates A Christian Conservative? Oh my goodness Little did the left expect what was in store in 23
Comment from : @rah7868

You know it's coming and it STILL gives you goosebumps
Comment from : @Roogs

Horrific editing
Comment from : @awsomestleaperd78

This may be #1 in the last few decades historical wise That is a great streak which honestly might not be broken ever Only other historic baseball moment was Cub's breaking their own WS drought of 106 yrs in 2016 Homerun records kinda diminished by Juice Era What you guys got?
Comment from : @jasontokio1591

And who said baseball isn't romantic
Comment from : @huskynation2318

I love that Hatty was a 32 year old guy in like his 8th season and when he was called in to pinch hit his reaction was: “who me? Oh boy!! You sure mister? Do you mean it!?!?” brbr😂😂
Comment from : @Bigjokerjoe

RIP Phillip Seymour Hoffman
Comment from : @davidmitchell443

What's with the artsy fartsy lighting?
Comment from : @gunarannders7797

How did they ever give up an 11-0 lead?
Comment from : @gerathys

The coach pick Hattie to show upbrThe g m and it backfired
Comment from : @jonkline709

Chris Pratt actually did a good job acting like a ball player Most of the time actors look like shit trying to be an athlete
Comment from : @evanjones1520

These are the A's I will always remember
Comment from : @moppinemup2434

Living in Fremont ca at the time This was just one of those moments you’ll always remember!!
Comment from : @jonkline709

I am just a casual baseball fan but this movie just hits the emotions so right!!!!
Comment from : @jamminj8822

The move in general is very accurate with regards to the inner workings Scouting meetings, trading players, etc One of my favorite sports movies of all time because it is realistic
Comment from : @joeclark7559

Great movie
Comment from : @steph1433

I think if we made a list of worst soundtracks, I might literally put this movie at #1
Comment from : @shamurevolt

This is one of the most underrated moments in sports history!!! I still get goosebumps!!!
Comment from : @kerryhoward804

the last time the stadium was sold out i bet too
Comment from : @vdoggydogg3922

Why is it so dark in the movie? Did the power go out in Oakland?
Comment from : @superood1

I mean he's decent but Giambi is better
Comment from : @justicedemocrat9357

“ Mid Range Talent, Focus and Power! “ Winners!
Comment from : @martycech5844

"we're gonna win with a team, not individually" or something That's what he said in this film
Comment from : @alvifadhollah

This scene for me made the entire movie about Hattie And really that's the truth He was from the land of misfit toys and showed the world that he mattered and that he could bring joy into so many lives
Comment from : @davidvbobb7785

I remember when this never happened
Comment from : @Disillusioned2022

"How can you not be romantic about Baseball?"
Comment from : @justinkarnes3276

"How Can You Not Be Romantic About Baseball?"
Comment from : @1UTUBEUSERNAME

Ok I'm clueless about this sport What is a 'walk off home run?
Comment from : @copiousfool

Awesome video! Thanks for your work I'm not an A's fan, but I love baseball, the movie and your video just the same
Comment from : @lovephillies1

If this hadn't happened IRL, it would have been the biggest corn-ball BS win in all of baseball movie historybrbrWhat a great sport
Comment from : @smokedbrisket3033

It’s a really great storybrThe team was loaded with talent on batting and pitching but they filled gaps the proper way Teams still can’t get it right
Comment from : @alexswift

Please notice Philip Seymour Hoffman’s facial expression on seeing the hit 01:58 - that is why he was such a good actor, even in the smallest moments Wonderful work
Comment from : @1515327E

Speaks to the range that Chris Pratt can pull This Goofy shoe shiner in parks& recs to a goofy major leaguer, to a goofy superhero and a goofy dinosaur trainer
Comment from : @AsianVideoGamer

You can feel it 🔮🪄🧙🏻‍♂️
Comment from : @Arrow4747

Still get goosebumps every time I see this scene
Comment from : @831BeachBum

Now how can you not be romantic about baseball?
Comment from : @joshuaathridge3694

That was a fun time! A life long Dodgers fan and I was amazed and cheered for the A's! Heck, we all did!
Comment from : @theknow7557

Old town road makes sense now maddie hat
Comment from : @CourtneyW-jr6fx

Does Pete really need to be here?brYes, he doesyou, on the other hand, I can do withoutbr 🤣🤣🤣
Comment from : @jeffanon1772

How can you NOT be romantic about baseball? bFist Pump/b
Comment from : @adrianlindsay3194

I don't know jack about baseball, I know a few team names but don't know how many championships they won or what years they wonbrBut I know that Oakland went 20 in a row
Comment from : @Jayfive276

Not a baseball fan but loved the film Is this not why we watch sport The unpredictability of it, from the lows to the highs
Comment from : @owersd

Budget Baseball
Comment from : @AZsportshut

I was at this game with a group of friends… The place EXPLODED when he hit that Really going to miss a’s games
Comment from : @bobfrmsac

The transition between the film and the live show is so on point I quite enjoyed this I’m gonna just enjoy this smile for a while 😊
Comment from : @Mendeljew

No more Athletics in Oakland That stadium was awful and their history in Oakland was as dysfunctional as the city itself Strange franchise history…
Comment from : @larrydanadavid2435

I worked at Gresham Olive Garden with Jimmy, who became Chris PrattbrMarch-September of 2000brSame group of individuals hired as Jeremy Scriber, who became Johnny Hendricks, UFC welterweight champion for a time, and Robert Mueller's mouth-breathing son, who posed as the Bernie Madoff whistleblowerbrAnd Georgia, who was Aubrey Fisher from the Los Angeles areabrbrSmall worldbr[Redacted] I'm pretty sure was my Drafting teacher at Benson High School 1988-1989brGood guybrHell of a guybrbr#Ihaveahighschooleducationbr💀♠️🎯
Comment from : @arieltraasdahl-xh6ri

It's such an emotional movieI guess sports is so much about human emotions It's beautiful ❤️
Comment from : @arunc2013

I like that they used the real life clip of the TV in the movie
Comment from : @nafnaf0

Lol the crowd not even buzzing in the real at bat, the movie makes it sound like they are winning the World Series
Comment from : @markdenton3141

billy beane was in the dugout, not inside
Comment from : @AmishHitman73Archive

One thing I didn’t understand this scene in the movie, Was Scot on bench for this game and came in as a pinch hitter or just batting order just came in time ?
Comment from : @BobSaysWhat22

As good as this movie is, the idea that Scott hatterberg was a key component on a team that featured tejada, Chavez, mulder, Zito, and Hudson is laughable
Comment from : @avataz

Always makes me feel better Baseball is life for me
Comment from : @sspeck8154

I think baseball is the most boring game in the world and wouldn't give you a bucket of warm spit for the whole shebang, but, I love this movie It has a lot to say about intelligence, determination, and what real team work is all about Love it
Comment from : @Brian-uy2tj

a true underdog movie
Comment from : @PestiLencE638

It would have been great to win the Championship But when someone says "did whats never been done before", thats a good moment
Comment from : @joseornelas1718

curious why was hattie on the bench when they got rid of pena who started first this game
Comment from : @cps7962

For me, this is one of the special moments that everyone cheers tbh Baseball fan or not, it's just a good one For the love of games!
Comment from : @TC216

only hollywood could take a putrid franchise like the A's and make it a great movie to watch
Comment from : @freedomring3022

Love hearing Bill King's voice in the background What an announcer he was
Comment from : @v6math

This is what baseball is all about Not the homerun, but the manager knowing that it was time to throw a good hitter in, fielding be damned The batter to wait for his pitch It wasn't really obvious in this clip, but the defense doing their best to close out the game A really high scoring game, but they held the A's while their batting did the talking This was a great game of baseball Pitch clocks, bigger bases, ghost runners, and modified balls be damned
Comment from : @maxtyler8993

Great movie!
Comment from : @stuisaac249

Too bad the A's don't really care about being competitive these days Oh how times have changed
Comment from : @tdjekins21

At 33 seconds as he walks up to the plate the outfield stands look like they're a million miles away
Comment from : @PMdaddyArgent

This scene blends the actual footage into the movie so well, you can’t help but feel the emotion
Comment from : @TWOxTONE_773

How can you not be romantic about baseball?
Comment from : @anthonys8569

I always have wondered why they chose to keep the lighting in the stadium so dark for this scene
Comment from : @trust5977

'Moneyball' 2011, Chris Pratt as Hatteberg, 5 years before he did 'Guardians of the Galaxy' and became an 'A' list actor, later 'Jurassic World' and more
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