#MLBVideos: The TOP moment from ALL 30 TEAMS in 2025! (Which moment was the most epic? 🔥)

The TOP moment from ALL 30 TEAMS in 2025! (Which moment was the most epic? 🔥)

Swinging a drive deep to left. He’s done it four times. [Applause] What a magical night for the big Amish. Smooth as butter, baby. Shut it up. Incredible. Simply incredible. Oh my god. Oh my god. Is right. Astros fans here at the ballpark behind the dugout are on their feet tipping their cap. First player in athletics history with a four homer game. Kanley hoping that maybe a change up can induce a ground ball here from Palanco to try to send this to the 16th inning. Palano with one swing could end the series. 3-2. Palanco sends it in right and will send Seattle to the American League Championship Series for the first time in 24 years. They will remember this night and this game and that swing in the Pacific Northwest forever. Somebody finally came through to be the hero. Jorge Palano. What a game. One of the greatest playoff games we may ever see. Ends in the 15th inning with the longest 10yd Mariner. JP Crawford scoring the winning run. A 32 15 inning. Epic. It’s unbelievable to see. I feel so excited for these Mariner fans. It was amazing. What a night. What a game. What a series. So, here’s Trout now with two out and the base is empty. This could be Mike’s last chance tonight to get number 400. 3-1. Trout swings and that one’s going to go. He did it. He did it. Number 400 for Mike Trout. Another entry on the already complete Hall of Fame resume for one of the greatest players in the history of the sport. Love that for Trouty. You can see the emotion for Mike Trout. Number 400. That ball’s drilled deep to left field. Forget about it. Carlos Koreah. Career home run number 200. Makes it a two nothing Astros lead as he lines one into the bullpen and left. My goodness. He got a change up down and in and did an excellent job of waiting on that 110 off the bat. An absolute seed into the Blue Jays bullpen. Woo! That got out of here in a hurry. 1-1. And there’s a swing and a fly ball deep out to left. That one is gone. Josh Young did it. Who do you want to pitch to? Well, you pick your poison and Josh Young makes him pay. A gamewinning three-run shot in the 10th and the Rangers take the opener from the Yankees. He got hit. It’s over. The Guardians of Miracles pull off another and Cleveland is headed to the postseason. Just pure guards ball. They still have a chance to win the division tomorrow. Erasing a 15 and a half game deficit would be the all-time largest comeback to win the league or division in baseball history. Whether they finish that off or not, they have done the miracle work. And they are back in October. Remarkable. Now Gavin Williams can worry about Tuesday. Yeah, it’s amazing for a team that doesn’t get a lot of hits. Getting hit is what did it. I mean, a walk, a bloop, and then this two seamer that just rides in. the natural reactions to get out of the way, but I bet you he’s glad he didn’t. CJ Capus, the walk-off, hit by pitch. This whole thing’s been unlikely, so why wouldn’t the clincher come in a strange and unusual moment. So now the Tigers one out away from victory. In a remarkable season of comebacks, the Guardians are down to their final strike. Schnean rolls it down to first. Torqulson will play it himself and the Detroit Tigers are on to the American League Division Series. They find a way to do it once again on the road. They did it in Houston last year and now they do it in Cleveland. AJ Hinch, look at him finding a way to put the right guys in at the right time. They came up clutch with their hitting today. So they’ll head on to Seattle. That was the largest blown lead in a division ever by the Detroit Tigers that looked for a while down the stretch they might not even make the postseason. They did on a tiebreaker with Houston for the final wild card. But AJ Hinch said, “I’m not even talking to my team about the way the regular season ended. We’re just happy to be in it. We know from now on anything can happen.” And today they got the clutch hits. They got excellent pitching. And they looked like the team that for much of the year was one of the best teams in baseball. But they knew going in on the road they’re plenty fine. Scooble did his job. Finally runners in scoring position. Five for 12. That’s the Tiger team that we’ve seen this whole season and they just came through at the right time today with that big inning and they are moving on. Here’s Byron Buckton. Byron last night scored another run. His 61st run scored of the year. Sharply hit to short, stumbling, Connor Falefa finds his footing and Buckton beat it. Never gets old. Little slip here from Connor Falefa. And it shows you how perfect fielders have to be to get Byron Buckton out at first base. 112 off the bat. And one little stumble is all it takes. And now Buckton. Now Buckton with a laser to center field. Cruz on the move and he won’t get it. Buckton two. No helmet. Bucks on his way to third base. Triple. No helmet. His sunglasses acting like a beard. And the buck truck is 90 ft away from scoring. A line drive left center field in the gap. And that is in play. That one hops over the wall. And there’s an automatic double. So Buckton now is a homer shy of the cycle. Instead, just a single. He’s four for four. A hoham single. Yeah. Two down. And here is Buckston. Likely his last chance to make some history. He’s never hit for the cycle. The Twins have never had a player hit for the cycle at this ballpark. He’s a home run shy of doing just that. In the air to center field. Cruz going back. Cruz to the wall. Looks up. It is gone. He’s done it. Byron Buckton. A cycle. A seventh inning home run to straightaway center field. The Twins have their first cycle as a team since 2019. First cycle ever at Target Field. And guess who? The allar Byron Buckton. A magical moment at Target Field. The first cycle in Target Field history belongs to Byron Buckton. That deserves a curtain call. Fans won’t sit down, nor should they. Five for five. Now, we’d have liked for him to come up here and get to just be red hot right away, but it hasn’t happened that way. High and deep right center field. Garcia is at the wall. Home run number one for Jack Kaggleon. Lumberjack has arrived. Finally, he can exhale. And so can the thousands of Royals fans that have been craving for him to see the power. Oh, I love this. First big league homer and he’s getting iced. Kaggleó’s home run was against lefty Jacob Latz. And there it goes deep into right center field. A no doubter. And Jack Kaggleó’s first big league game with a home run is a multi home run game. Go ahead, throw it back. He’ll take it. Oh man, he he jumped all over that one. That went way further than that first one. That’s all it took was that first one. And now that’s unlocked him. And here’s the power. Here he comes. Broken bat. A flare to left field. Montgomery. Will he get there? Oh, what a catch in his big league debut. You see what Coulson Montgomery can do. Welcome to the show. Top of the order for the Blue Jays. George Springer at the plate. He is in a position to tie the game up and possibly send this Blue Jays crowd into a frenzy. Highf fly ball left field a Rosarena. What does it go? George Springer has his Jos Bautista moment. This one deeper into the playoffs. This one could send him to the World Series. I set him a little short. It’s beyond frenzy in here. Raphaela deep center field way back there. Meadows looks up. It’s off the top of the wall. Here comes Gonzalez around third. He will score. Say hello to October. Son walks it off. [Applause] From counted out to clinching at home, the Boston Red Sox are headed to the postseason. You knew it was going to take everybody tonight for the Red Sox. You go back to Alex Corth inning, unloads the bullpen. Ends a big rally for the for the Tigers. And then just slowly the Red Sox creep in. You had the two monsters at the back end. Garrett Whitlock rolled his chap in. And then of course you have somebody that loves the lights. They’ve done this time and time again. Keanley with the change up. Raphael was ready for it. And then watch him take off. He just wanted to go. Parker Meadows so close. That’s how it’s gone for the Tigers. No team has more walk-off wins. Is this about to be another magical year in the hub of the universe? There are so many pivot points in this season that could have derailed their year and yet they rose to the occasion. One of the early turning points of this series, the sixth inning with the bases loaded, nobody out in game one, battling against Kevin Gosman who struck out his biggest spot since. It’s a drive down the line. If it’s Ference’s moment, it is. It’s tied. George has arrived. If you keep giving him chances like his regular season, the numbers are going to start turning. And that 3 in off the foul pole may have turned this series and Aaron Judge into a different conversation. For 10 years, that ball has sailed wide to the left and just missed the foul pole. This time it hits it. There’s a shot high and deep to left and that baby is gone. Home run off the bat of Junior Cabanero. And just like that, this game is tied. And for Camro, that is number 40. Ball jumped off his bat. gives the Rays some life here. So you can throw the ball as he’s done all night for the edges. Holiday to right field. That ball is hit deep at the wall. It’s gone. Jackson Holiday ends the no hitter with one out to go. He ends the shut out as well and he spoils the magic for Yoshobu Yamamoto. And oh by the way, brings the Orioles to within two. Well, I tell you what, what a swing that Yamamoto can’t believe it. Young Jackson Holiday way outside and the runners will advance now. Now all the Orioles need is a base hit to tie. Cowser takes the breaking ball low. He walks in a run. The Orioles are with him 3-2. Rivera up the middle. Base hit. Matteo around third. Matteo will score. One more magical moment in time on September the 6th in Baltimore. I mean, are you kidding me? Two nights in a row. From no hitter to a win. Five straight loss for the Dodgers. Five straight wins for the O’s. World Series could end on one swing in either direction. Here’s the O2 pitch. Bounces one up the middle. Bits to the back. Over the post to beat the champ. You got to knock him out. The Dodgers stand tall and win backto back titles. [Applause] Come on. [Music] [Applause] Clayton Kershaw’s major league career ends as he watches his team win a game seven epic. It didn’t look like they had any shot in this one until the very end when an unsung hero, a most unlikely hero, Miguel Rojas, tied the game with a home run with all the focus on the man that was on deck, Show Otani. It was Rojas who delivered the shock and then it was Will Smith who delivered the game-winning home run in the top of the 11th inning. And Yoshi Nou Yamamoto, legendary stuff, wins three games in this World Series. A complete game in game two. His team faces elimination in game six. And then like Randy Johnson, like Grover Cleveland Alexander, like some of the all-time greats, Yoshu Yamamoto finishes off game seven. Unbelievable. That’s just the only word I can say. Unbelievable. Five to four in game seven. Bailey is going to hit well and Baileyy’s faced him twice. He’s one for two, so he knows him. And not only that, but Bailey has been swinging it. So now you got to force at every base. High drive left field out of her and we are going home. Well, Mike, I don’t know what to tell you. Friday night crowd, 40,000 plus. And we just saw a dandy and it was Patrick Bailey who’s been swinging it well. And he lives for these situations. He gets a high fast ball and he just yanks it into the bleachers in left field. He’s had a walk-off inside the park home run. And now he’s got a walk-off grand slam. Unbelievable. [Applause] And that’s a base hit down the left field line. Back to third. Beck gets a green light. Warming Barnabel to third with a triple. Here comes the rock show. [Applause] up the middle. Base hit. It’s a one right game. 1615. And now the potential winning run. And Brent Doyle makes his way to home plate. High drive deep left field. Way back. He’s done it. Unbelievable. The Rockies were down 9 nothing in the first inning. Stump. I mean, this was an amazing night. Comeback after comeback after come back. It’s up for me. Johnson at third for lines it into left center. It’s a walk-off. Johnson’s coming from third. And with that, for the fourth time of the last six seasons, the San Diego Padres’s are headed back to the postseason in 2025. The party is on in San Diego. Don’t you find it just so fitting that a guy they got at the deadline comes through with the big hit? Freddy knows it. Everybody knows it. It’s time to get wet, San Diego. Pop the corks. Padres’s get it done in 11 innings and they have punched their ticket to the postseason. base hit. Here comes Tower. Alex Cole with a throw. He has served. That’s the first career walk-off hit for Heraldo Puromo. And the Diamondbacks, who trailed all night long, take their first lead on Puromo’s walk-off hit. Alex Call has a big arm out there in left field, but Tim Tawa got a good jump off second and scores without a play at home play. Way to go. Mlan fly ball center field. Lockidge is back. Lockage makes the catch. 14 in a row for the Milwaukee Brewers. The hottest team in the land comes from behind and they win it in 11. Brewers fans soaking it all up in Cincinnati. Seeing something that has never been done in the franchise’s history. He’s going swing high fly ball hammer to left. Joel Poso has just left the building. Chippy needed a moment and that’s what Joel Poso has been for this club. He’s come off the bench ready. All he picks his spots and it was perfect. That young man can hit. Cardinals have eight two strike hits today. Poso was behind in the count. worked it full and absolutely annihilated a pitch to left. One out, one strike away from the postseason. 84 Cubs lead the Pirates. Bottom of the ninth, two outs. In the air, left field. There’s Hap. He’s got it. Ball game. The Cubs are headed to the postseason. For the first time since 2020, the Cubs are going to the playoffs. And fittingly enough, it ends in the hands of Ian Hap, the kid from Pittsburgh, the longest tenure Chicago athlete with a huge day. And the Cubs back in the playoffs. The Cubs are going to be a postseason team here in 2025. And the celebration will begin. It’s kind of subdued at the moment. Players on the field congratulating one another. the other Cubs kind of respectful of the guys in the game right now. But now the Cubs start coming out of the dugout. Manager Craig Councel and his staff and all of the ball players congratulating one another. This is always the goal, Ron, when you start the year way back in spring training to be successful enough to extend your season beyond game 162. in the air. Deep left. There it goes. Andrew Bachen. Home run number 241 as a Pirate. 22 is one better than 21 on the Pirates all-time home run list. We wanted him to do it today and not on the road in this next road trip. And wouldn’t you know it, 241. Unbelievable. [Applause] center field. Freedle at the wall. He made the catch and the Reds win. He takes away a bomb from Bowers and the Reds survive to tie the series. The play of the Reds season. Yeah, that ball off the bat. I’m thinking, oh my goodness, please get there, TJ. And he does such a nice job of getting to that wall and going up and getting that ball. One, two. That one’s drilled deep to right field. He has done it. Four home runs in a game. A threerun home run. Man, he got to get a curtain call. Weston, you got to step out. Yeah. 21st player all time in baseball history to have four home runs in the game. He’s the fourth Philly to do it and the first since Mike Schmidt in 1976. Get him up there, boys. Wow. What a Oh, boy. What a night. And again, the table is set for the former Yankee to win it. What a moment. What a game. What a season so far for the Fish. A comeback in the making for the Ages. The 2-1. Chopper out in front of the plate and over. Edwards scores from third. Have you had some fun tonight? And as the grade late Jack Buck would say, we’ll see you tomorrow night. And Pete drives one to deep right center field headed back toward the wall. It’s out of here. Out of here. Pete Alonzo stands alone. The polar bear on his own private iceberg. Pete Alonzo, the most prolific home run hitter in New York Mets history. 253 home runs, more than any Met has ever hit in the blue and orange. He Alonzo breaks Daryl’s mark. Look at that smile. And here he is. The long awaited moment. Akuna back to the plate. Look at this. Are you kidding me? He is back. I have goosebumps. I have goosebumps. Some guys are just meant for the moments. Ronald Akunjiui Jr. is one of those guys. What a tone setter. Welcome back. Number 13. That’s like out of a movie. Start getting Mitchell Parker warmed up out in bullpen. Some depth to this one. Jacob Young. He had it. And then he dropped. He got it on the fly. He caught it. The umpires have already called him out. The hitter that is. And the crowd just saw it. Oh my god. And they’ve called the hitter out. It fell out of his glove off his knee. And stay with it. Oh, his foot. Hacky sack. Play of the year. Play of the year right there. 2-1. Driven to center. Jacob Young. He’s done it again. Right at the orange line. And it stays 3-2 on another gem by our center fielder. I mean, this might be the catch of the year. Now, where he jumps halfway onto the warning track, he leaves his feet and goes back on this. The no doubles defense helps out and oh yeah, he took that one away. Wow.

From the Dodgers winning the World Series to epic comeback wins and incredible milestones, what was the most EPIC moment from your favorite MLB team in 2025?

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