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100 Greatest Postseason Home Runs (100-51)
#100 Sammy Sosa, Game 1, 2003 NLCS, Chicago Cubs #99 Roberto Alomar, Game 4, 1992 ALCS, Toronto Blue Jays #98 Benny Agbayani, Game 3, 2000 NLDS, New York Mets #97 Joe Rudi, Game 5, 1974 WS, Oakland Athletics #96 Miguel Montero, Game 1, 2016 NLDS, Chicago Cubs #95 Alfonso Soriano, Game 7, 2001 WS, New York Yankees #94 Josh Hamilton, Game 7, 2011 WS, Texas Rangers #93 Roberto Clemente, Game 7, 1971 WS, Pittsburgh Pirates #92 Jose Canseco, Game 4, 1988 ALCS, Oakland Athletics #91 Barry Bonds, Game 2, 2002 WS, San Francisco Giants #90 Mark McGwire, Game 3, 1988 WS, Oakland Athletics #89 Alex Rodriguez, Game 2, 2009 ALDS, New York Yankees #88 Nelson Cruz, Game 2, 2011 ALCS, Texas Rangers #87 Justin Turner, Game 2, 2017 NLCS, Los Angeles Dodgers #86 Manny Ramirez, Game 2, 2007 ALDS, Boston Red Sox #85 Kerry Wood, Game 7, 2003 NLCS, Chicago Cubs #84 Darin Erstad, Game 6, 2002 WS, Los Angeles Angels #83 Trot Nixon, Game 3, 2004 ALDS, Boston Red Sox #82 John Lowenstine, Game 1, 1979 ALCS, Baltimore Orioles #81 Bernie Williams, Game 1, 1996 ALCS, New York Yankees #80 Sandy Alomar Jr, Game 4, 1997 ALDS, Cleveland Indians #79 Tony Pena, Game 1, 1995 ALDS, Cleveland Indians #78 George Vukovich, Game 4, 1981 NLDS, Philadelphia Phillies #77 Jayson Werth, Game 4, 2012 NLDS, Washington Nationals #76 Yogi Berra, Game 6, 1952 WS, New York Yankees #75 Tom Lawless, Game 4, 1987 WS, St. Louis Cardinals #74 Thurman Munson, Game 3, 1978 NLCS, New York Yankees #73 George Brett, Game 3, 1980 NLCS, Kansas City Royals #72 Lenny Dykstra, Game 3, 1986 NLCS, New York Mets #71 Paul Konerko, Game 2, 2005 WS, Chicago White Sox #70 Raul Ibanez (1), Game 3, 2012 ALDS, New York Yankees #69 Raul Ibanez (2), Game 3, 2012 ALDS, New York Yankees #68 David Ortiz, Game 3, 2004 ALDS, Boston Red Sox #67 Todd Pratt, Game 4, 1999 NLDS, New York Mets #66 Ken Boyer, Game 4, 1964 WS, St. Louis Cardinals #65 Brad Ausmus, Game 4, 2004 NLDS, Houston Astros #64 Chad Curtis, Game 3, 1999 WS, New York Yankees #63 Jeff Kent, Game 5, 2004 NLCS, Houston Astros #62 Mike Scioscia, Game 4, 1988 NLCS, Los Angeles Dodgers #61 Kent Hrbek, Game 6, 1987 WS, Minnesota Twins #60 Tony Fernandez, Game 6, 1997 ALCS, Cleveland Indians #59 Juan Uribe, Game 4, 2013 NLDS, Los Angeles Dodgers #58 Tommy Henrich, Game 1, 1949 WS, New York Yankees #57 David Justice, Game 6, 2000 ALCS, New York Yankees #56 Dusty Rhodes, Game 1, 1954 WS, New York Giants #55 Scott Rolen, Game 7, 2004 NLCS, St. Louis Cardinals #54 Mickey Mantle, Game 3, 1964 WS, New York Yankees #53 Robin Ventura, Game 5, 1999 NLCS, New York Mets #52 Max Muncy, Game 3, 2018 WS, Los Angeles Dodgers #51 Steve Yeager, Game 5, 1981 WS, Los Angeles Dodgers
Try of the Week: Colorado Raptors vs. San Diego Legion Round 2
Scrum-half Nick Boyer scores his first try of 2020 against the San Diego Legion in Round 2. #ColoRaptors
Jeremiah Attaochu aims to finish strong, starts with a sack vs. Detroit
Broncos TV's Matt Boyer talks with outside linebacker Jeremiah Attaochu about his sack against the Lions and how the final game against Oakland could lift the Broncos for next season. Subscribe to Broncos » https://www.youtube.com/broncos
TE Troy Fumagalli grateful for every snap he gets in front of home crowd
Broncos TV's Matt Boyer talks with tight end Troy Fumagalli on the field following the Broncos' 20-7 preseason win over the Cardinals. Subscribe to Broncos » https://www.youtube.com/broncos
After sack vs. Seattle, Dekoda Watson hopes to provide leadership for young players
Following his sack against the Seahawks in the Broncos' preseason game in Seattle, Dekoda Watson tells Broncos TV's Matt Boyer about how he wants to use it to teach younger players. Subscribe to Broncos » https://www.youtube.com/broncos
AS Béziers - Châteauroux ( 1-1 ) - Résumé - (ASB - LBC) / 2018-19
Revivez les meilleurs moments de AS Béziers - Châteauroux ( 1-1) en vidéo. Domino's Ligue 2 - Saison 2018/2019 - 26ème journée STADE DE LA MEDITERRANEE - vendredi 22 février 2019 Buteurs : Alexandre RAMALINGOM (74' - AS Béziers) / Maxime BARTHELME (82' - Châteauroux) Composition AS Béziers : 4 - Mehdi MOSTEFA / 8 - Michael DIAKOTA / 10 - Rédah ATASSI (c) / 11 - Aboubakary KANTE / 12 - Emmanuel BANDA / 15 - Amir NOURI / 19 - Ousman SIDIBE / 21 - Steve BEUSNARD / 22 - Kévin DENKEY / 34 - Julien BOYER / 40 - Yan MARILLAT Composition Châteauroux : 3 - Yannick MBONE (c) / 5 - Grégory BOURILLON / 7 - Oumare TOUNKARA / 10 - Jeremy LIVOLANT / 11 - Razak BOUKARI / 16 - Rémi PILLOT / 17 - Sekou CONDE / 19 - Opa SANGANTE / 20 - Alexandre RAINEAU / 24 - Chaker ALHADHUR / 28 - Maxime BARTHELME Abonnez-vous à la chaîne : https://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=ligue2fr Suivez-nous sur Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/DominosLigue2/ Suivez-nous sur Twitter : https://twitter.com/dominosLigue2 Suivez-nous sur Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/DominosLigue2/ Suivez-nous sur Google Plus : https://plus.google.com/+ligue2fr Suivez nous sur LFP.fr : https://www.lfp.fr/ligue2
Instant analysis: #DENvsKC
Phil Milani and Matt Boyer break down what happened in the Broncos' seventh consecutive loss to the Chiefs, as they fell 30-23 on Sunday. Subscribe to Broncos » https://www.youtube.com/broncos
France vs. Serbia | Highlights | Mens World Championship 2018
✅ Subscribe ©Titans Volleyball LIFE ➤ https://goo-gl.me/bxJU1 ===================================================== | LIKE A BOSS Compilation | Craziest Moments | Volleyball World ᴴᴰ - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yelZecgkO68 New Video » https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LyvLV44U358&t=4s Subscribe » Volleyball World: https://www.youtube.com/c/VolleyballWorldChanel France vs. Serbia | Highlights | Mens World Championship 2018 Varna, Bulgaria, September 21, 2018 - Outstanding Aleksandar Atanasijevic led Serbia to a historical win against France in Pool H at the 2018 FIVB World Championship! The Serbian opposite topped the list of the scorers with the incredible 38 points and the Balkans overpowered Laurent Tillie’s players in a dramatic five-set thriller 3-2 (22-25, 26-24, 25-20, 18-25, 18-16) in the Palace of Culture and Sports. This is a first Serbian victory against France in the history of this major volleyball event. Before this match, the French team have won all three meetings versus this opponent (including Yugoslavia and Serbia & Montenegro). France started the match pretty well and won the opening set by 25-22. Stephen Boyer was on fire in this period, scoring 11 points for the French, whereas his teammate Nicolas Le Goff was just perfect near the net and finished with 3 blocks. In the beginning of the second set Le Goff spiked from the middle, Benjamin Toniutti blocked Uros Kovacevic, and France took a 3-point advantage (8-5). In the next few minutes Uros Kovacevic destroyed the French reception with a powerful serve and Serbia took the lead by 18-17. In the end the French block stopped Uros Kovacevic and France had a crucial 2-point advantage (24-22). Led by Aleksandar Atanasijevic and after two unforced errors in attack by Laurent Tillie’s players, Serbia won the set by 26-24. Serbia continued to play better and took a huge 5-point advantage (13-8). Uros Kovacevic and Srecko Lisinac made a monster double block and a minute later Serbia won the third set by 25-20 after another perfect spike by Aleksandar Atanasijevic. Led by Stephen Boyer, who continued to be unstoppable in attack (23 points until the end of the third set), France managed to come back after 25-18 in the fourth set. The second setter of French Antoine Bizzard scored the last point with a clever decision near the net! In the tie-break, Nikola Grbic’s players did a great job near the net! Nemanja Petric made an amazing block and after another one by Srecko Lisinac, the Balkans were two points ahead (7-5)! With the same volleyball weapon France made it 8-8. A few minutes later, Kevin Tillie spiked from the middle (10-8), but in the end the players who stole the show was Aleksandar Atanasijevic and Uros Kovacevic. The Serbian opposite scored a powerful ace and after another one by Kovacevic, Serbia won the tie-break by 18-16. Aleksandar Atanasijevic finished as a top scorer for the winners with 38 points! For France Stephen Boyer scored 34! About the FIVB The FIVB is the governing body responsible for all forms of volleyball on a global level. Working closely with national federations and private enterprises the FIVB aims to develop volleyball as a major world media and entertainment sport through world-class planning and organization of competitions, marketing and development activities. The FIVB is part of the Olympic Movement, contributing to the success of the Olympic games. YouTube FIVB Volleyball - https://www.youtube.com/user/videoFIVB VKontakte - https://vk.com/fivb_volleyball Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/fivbvolleyball/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/fivbvolleyball Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/FIVB.InternationalVolleyballFederation