Name: Epic Moments: Nearly Perfect: Kershaw's No-Hitter
Uploaded: 2015-06-26T17:00:00-07:00
Duration: 21 min 30 s
Description: Clayton Kershaw is a premier pitcher in his generation, and on June 18th, 2014, he solidified his place in baseball history with a no-hitter that ranks among the best of all-time.

Yankees infielder Aaron Boone creates one of the most memorable moments in the rivalry between the Yankees and Red Sox in the 2003 ALCS.

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A Battle in the Bronx

The 1992 Pirates were one out away from advancing to the World Series when Braves catcher Francisco Cabrera stepped to the plate with the bases loaded and two outs in the ninth.

The Bucs Stop Here: Sid Bream

The 1993 NL West race is highlighted as the Atlanta Braves and San Francisco Giants battled for the division and a postseason berth.

Wild West

Thru the lens of Game 7 of the 2001 World Series, we'll revisit an amazing postseason run: the Yanks amazing comeback in Game 4 & Jeter's walk-off HR, another 9th inning comeback and walk-off in Game 5 and then, the heartbreak of Game 7.

A Series of Emotions

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An Ace Arrives

Thought to be unavailable to pitch in Game 5 of the 1999 ALDS against Cleveland because of an injury suffered earlier in the series, Pedro Martinez instead authored one of the single most inspiring performances in postseason history.

Pedro's Peak

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A Panda Strikes

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Saving Seattle: 1995 Mariners Playoffs

The Rockies struggled early in the 2007 season, but as September approached, the club went on a rampage. Colorado would win 13 of 14 games to end the regular season and force a one-game playoff against the Padres.

Rampaging Rockies

Pluto

Clayton Kershaw is a premier pitcher in his generation, and on June 18th, 2014, he solidified his place in baseball history with a no-hitter that ranks among the best of all-time.

Nearly Perfect: Kershaw's No-Hitter

In 2004 the Boston Red Sox were on the verge of getting swept by their bitter rivals, the New York Yankees, in the ALCS. But this self-proclaimed team of "idiots" refused to believe in the curse and made history.

Boston Idiots

The Kansas City Royals had not made the playoffs in 29 years but in 2014 the drought was finally over. Facing the Oakland A's in a wildcard showdown the Royals played an extra-inning game for the ages.

One Wild Royal Night: 2014 AL Wild Card

Reliving Madison Bumgarner's outstanding postseason run in 2014 as he pitched the San Francisco Giants to their third World Series victory in five seasons.

Mad October

Yankee legend Derek Jeter delivers his 3,000th hit in style - and in front of the home fans.

Captain's Quest: Jeter's 3000th Hit

Roy Halladay throws just the second no-hitter in postseason history in one of baseball's all-time postseason classics against the Reds.

The Doctor is On

The Cardinals found themselves down 3-2 in the 2011 World Series against the Rangers. In Game 6, St. Louis was down to their final out and down two runs. Then, David Freese came to the plate.

Finished By Freese

In-depth look at incredible moments in baseball that built careers, reputations, and myths.

Nearly Perfect: Kershaw's No-Hitter

Season 2, 7 episodes

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Nearly Perfect: Kershaw's No-Hitter

Season 2, 7 episodes

season 2 (7 episodes)

Epic Moments

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