Craziest 'Calls that Changed the Game' Moments in Sports History

15 MINUTES PLUS OF 👉🏼 Craziest "Calls that Changed the Game" Moments in Sports History

BIBLE VERSE OF THE DAY: James 1:2-3

[anon]

1:18 I'm not even a baseball fan, but I'll never forget this call to take away the perfect game. Always wished the MLB could have made an exception and just put it down as one anyways

[VanguardSolarEnergy]

The first clip was absolutely the correct call. It’s a tough break, but his hand was out of bounds

[James-uhil]

The worst call in sports history is probably against Gallarraga, completely blowing a perfect game. For reference: over the 140 years of Major League Baseball history, and over 235, 500 games played, there have been 23 official perfect games. That's just how rare this event is and it was completely blown on the last out of the game....

[fiftyyardbomb]

I understand that refs make mistakes, but good lord, MLB umpires are legally blind.

[derek]

I'm not even a baseball fan but hearing the "how is he safe" always hurts me

[jakeheerwagen]

I love how the runner in Galleraga’s perfect game is even upset he’s safe

[HPLovethrash]

That catcher at 2:49 always gets me, the pure disbelief 😂

[jaypritchett]

6:44 *I actually agree with that play.* He got tripped-up by the player on the _other team, _ if he didn’t, then he would’ve made it. So, I think it’s fair call.

[littlebigpreaching]

Bro HOW could you forget the pass-inference no-call between the Rams vs. Saints in 2017 in the NFC Championship game

[certifiedgoose]

It's awesome to see a mix of all these. More than just one sport

[bigbore]

I have no issue with refs or umpires making mistakes. We’re all human. But today, those mistakes should be rectified by instant replay, viewable from multiple angles.

[michaelfalkner]

There is a law school which has actually sent a brief to Manfred to try to get that safe call on the Gallaraga game overturned.

[seubert]

That perfect game being ruined is the worst by far. If it's even a close call at that point how do you not just call the out? Having called him out and being wrong has way less ramifications than calling him safe and ruining a perfect game

[DMJoeBing]

Second clip was quite literally the WORST CALL EVER. One of many by Jim Joyce.

Sad part is, the commissioner's office has the power to overturn the call back then and refused (precedent for that is the Pine Tar Incident). It would not have affected any statistics in a way that would have altered anything, just given a kid a perfect game.

[MimesAgainstHunmanity]

The first call on Dez was the correct call. He came down out of bounds.

[theGellyfeesh]

What was wrong with the final play of this video? 15:58 The runner was pointing like something happened...

[willmunoz]

2:08 The second clip of the kick is unreliable, as the angle is off and the height of the ball above the post gives the illusion that it was on the inside of the post. The first clip shows that the kick missed by a HAIR.

[johnanderson]

In that Hornets/Magic game, the officials waved it off because they'd already decided there wasn't enough time for a catch and shoot in the time remaining, which was 0:00.3 (three tenths of a second). If anyone was at fault, it may have been the clock operator. That was a playoff game, one the Hornets did end up wining in overtime.

[robertvaughn]

I remember the Dez Bryant catch/No Catch. Crazy call

No Fail Mary that ended the replacement NFL refs?

[notoriouseagle]

2019 SCF Game 5: The trip that I could see thousands of miles away while the four people who mattered and were on the ice couldn't.