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Best shots in sports history

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g2ZRIpxdUCg

 

Albert Pujols off of Brad Lidge in the 2005 NLCS.  This was a great shot for a number of reasons.  Lidge was at the top of his game as a closer, Pujols was the last out before Houston would have won the series(they did win the following night), and.....as a baseball fan there is a certain disregard for Minutemaid ballparks dimensions that was pummeled by this home run. 

 

Plus the look of "Oh My God" on Andy Pettite's face in the dugout was priceless.  ;D

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I watched part of that game, unfortunately I didn't get to see any of those goals.  Those were great, especially Nani and Rooney's

The one about 1:45 in where he drop passes off his skate back to himself is pretty sweet.  

 

A couple of repeats, but this one has the Ovechkin goal.  

 

Don't want the goalies to feel left out.   ;)

 

 

Check this about 31 seconds in.  TJ Oshie....this kids got some skills.

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Dude!  That was so sick!

 

Yeah - and there was no way he should have even been shooting.  No goals all season, a defenseman . . . but the shootout was in the 15th round, still tied, and the rules are nobody can shoot twice until everyone shoots once.  So the coach sent him out there as the 30th skater in the shootout.  I don't think he's ever taken another.

  • 1 month later...

 

Gotta love compilations. 

 

 

Check out the guy at :40 sec.

 

 

I would HATE to play horse with these guys. 

 

 

This SUCKS!! in real life.  :D

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