Yankees Erase 9-Run Deficit vs. Rangers

May 16, 2006 - A forgotten classic from 2006, when the Yankees quickly find themselves down 9-0 and then 10-1, only to mount a insurmountable comeback featuring stellar performances by Derek Jeter and Jorge Posada, with Posada coming out the hero of this game after surviving a nasty collision at the plate with superstar Mark Teixeira.

[jaydenmedina]

the scoreboard layout yes used to use until 2009 gives me nostalgia lol

[Stormcloudxa]

It feels so weird seeing Tex playing *against* us lol.

[somebodyssomethin]

My dad and I were sitting in the loge on the third base side at this game. I was 12 years old. He and I probably went to about 100 games when I was a kid and this one will always be my favorite. I’ll never forget hearing thousands of voices yelling “Hip hip, Jorge!” as we walked out through the corridors. Man I miss that old stadium.

[EvanRothfeld-fu]

Tex blasted posada at the plate. Posada was one tough 🍪

[jameslisle]

I’ve never seen this game before. What a hidden gem! Thanks Baseball Cinema!

[seanbrowning]

Yankees fans love and appreciate Jorge posada

[pamagino]

That collision at home plate was so old school 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽 full circle tex comes wins a run with the yanks

[tommytimes]

Jeter was the Captain, Jorge was the Lieutenant

[jerseycarlsen]

I miss this so much.

I never knew how good I had it as a kid growing up with the dynasty!

Watching these videos sometimes feel like a beautiful soft dream, God bless y’all!

[vladiator]

I remember this game like yesterday. I was a Senior in High School, I lost my virginity that same night with my then girlfriend. The Yankees were getting pummeled 10-3 early and I told myself, meh, it will be one of those games I guess. I left the house to go to her house which was only a 5 minute walk. After finishing my romantic endeavors I walked back home, first thing I see walking back to my room is Jeter's 3 run bomb to make it 10-8. Then the come back was complete later that night. Memories....

[nakkesha]

I was at this game and I remember it being the most nerve wrecking and exciting game ever

[nikolasantonas]

My first ever Yankees game. Hooked ever since ❤ I was there with my Yankees-from-birth cousins, and I remember the boos in the 2nd. People leaving when we were 9-0, but there was no chance we were going anywhere for the next four hours. Simply amazing, and I got three fantastic photos of Posada's walk-off.

[minari]

even mo was getting lit up. must’ve been something about the air that night.

[jeancarlosberasgoico]

Texas had some really good players. Shocked they didn't go deeper into the playoffs until 2010. Shows you in Baseball it takes more than just a couple guys to build a championship roster

[bkrzykalski]

We were sitting next to DJ’s GF in Box 1 behind HP. At the time $115 for a tix seemed to much to get up & leave. What a treat as a result. Best sport in the world because until recently had no clocks. ⚾️🔥

My pregnant wife answered a trivia math related question (aided by hubby) easy for an accountant diehard Yankee fan Gehrig times Mantle minus DiMaggio equals? Mattingly, which was our 2nd choice for a name of my princess that was born 9 exact months to the day.

[mystro]

Jim Kaat is my favorite broadcaster ever and its easy to see why

[adamgentile]

My dad and I were at this game. We stuck around. It was epic.

[Tbugs]

I was here in left field took my gramps to the game for his birthday on his birthday money well spent

[NYY]

This game, ibanez tie and walk off vs Boston late '12 and O's comeback early '17 best 3 regular season games I've ever been to!

[jaydenmedina]

This was also the time baggy jerseys were the style 😂