MLB Players Stealing Home!

Watch players like Javier Baez, Rougned Odor, Starling Marte and others steal home from the last few years! One of the most exciting plays in baseball!

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[BlueJaybeard]

9:16 Love how they captured the full aspect of the double steal in real time with the camerawork! Give that crew a raise!

[officialnutbuster]

3:51 i love hearing the umpire make the call and then the crowd erupts

[zachmeyn]

9:16 I love this insightful view of the game

[ryanthunderhammer]

8:14 A rare double-correct call by Angel Hernandez.

[torinoconnor]

0:34 The crowd gave it away and kind of helped the pitcher but it didn’t matter

[mds]

1st clip Kirk Gibson called it. Not a fan of his complete calmness all the time but he knows his baseball.

[WelziFC]

I remember the first time I saw someone steal home. Jacoby Ellsbury 2009 against the Yankees. I had only been really watching baseball for maybe 2 years at that point, I always thought it was boring, but that will go down as a core memory for me

[franciscovillarreal]

The most exaiting play in Baseball⚾⚾⚾⚾⚾😃😃😃😃

[tatewendel]

Who else thinks if the crowd was silent these would be a lot easier

[carmaster-nqsu]

5:07, that man looks so happy to be there

[ggman]

I got the nofictation and now I know there bout to be javiar baez.

[thetogoodkid]

3rd and good job making baseball vids and i have a baseball team is la porte playing in deer park this week

[nickltherat]

An Official MLB Channel should Have a lot more than 1 million

[csnide]

It's a fun play when you can pull it I'm now old and can't imagine running - but i had wheels

[teachersama]

- Search on Google: "Javier Baez"
- Google: "Did you mean 'savage'?"

[ephrimko]

If I were in MLB, I would believe that the best player to try stealing home against would be Jon Lester (or Betances)

[Yeldineyintun]

3:56 javi slapping willson in the face. I miss these days so much

[mrbombaday]

Why would you include umpire reviews in a highlight vid?

[Amazingpally]

Look at everything as though for the first time youre looking at the world, that observation is to watch oneself never allowing a single thought to escape without watching it. Observing has no time, the other is caught in time, thought creates the time.

[jessejames]

4:52 Why didn't he just focus on getting the runner on 1st out instead of worrying about home when that run wouldn't have mattered.