Most Emotional Sports Moment
 

What moments in sports history hit you the most.

Jimmy Vs speech at the Espys right before he died was surreal, and I cant see it to this day without tearing up.

Bur I think the moment that affected me the most in history was during the presentation of the 1998 Stanley Cup, when the Red Wings brought out Vladimir Konstantinov and set the cup in his lap. I remember watching that live and simply be moved to tears.

What moments have touched you on an emotional level?

And no one can say the end of Rudy.

Post videos if they exist.

<font color=goldenrod>Mike Piazza's home run against the Braves 10 days after 9/11

First sporting event/major public gathering in NY since the tragedy. The crowd was really quiet a good deal of the game, everybody was kind of paranoid and hesitant.

Then Piazza cracked one late in the game to give the Mets the lead and it lifted the crowd and there weren't many dry eyes in attendance. Even Chipper Jones said it was the only game in his career that he didn't mind losing.<font>

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Anything that has to do with the person's father always guts me.

Tiger Woods winning the 2006 British Open after his dad dies.

Ken Griffey Jr. hitting his 500th home run of Father's Day.

:'(

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Couldn't find the actual movie clip. So, it's the audio with the Yankees going down in flames in 2007. So, yeah my favorite emotional sports memory is the final scene from Major League. Watching it always makes sends chills throughout my body. It's the best sports movie of all time and one of the greatest movie moments of all time.

Raymond Bourque winning the Cup.

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Hawks winning the Cup 2 days after I return from my honeymoon.

Jimmy V's ESPY speech.

Favre's MNF game against the Raiders the day after his dad died.

Field of Dreams "Wanna have a catch?" scene.

Packers winning the SB in '97

I thought you were a Chicago guy..

Why all the Favre/Packers love??

South Africa beating New Zealand in the 1995 Rugby World Cup Final. Nothing else compares.

Fan moment:
1) Red Sox during the 2004 ALCS and World Series
2) Patriots in 2002 Superbowl due to being the 2nd major championship game since 9/11 and how the team got rid of individual intros for a team intro. Gave off the feeling of sports players being united similar to how the US became united after 9/11.

Non-Fan moments
1) Farve's monster game after his father died since
2) Joe Sakic ignoring tradition and letting Ray Bourque hold the cup.
3) Jordan holding the NBA title the year his father was killed.
4) Some retirement and Hall of Fame speeches where they can't hold back their emotions since it showed how much of a passion they had for the game and their career.

Canadas Gold Medal
Bourque getting handed the cup by an amazingly selfless player
Konstaninov (sp?) with the Wings in 1998

Definitely Joe Sakic handing the cup to Borque
Todd Helton's celebration after he made the last out of the NLCS in 2007
The last play of the Broncos Super Bowl win

All this Joe Sakic love is warming my heart. Fav hockey player ever.

I am a Chicago guy. Lived there my whole life (until I moved to Boston last October).

I'm also a born and raised Packer fan.

My grandfather was a Chicago Cardinals fan and when they moved to St. Louis in '59 (in part due to the Bears ownership), he hated the Bears with a passion. That's also the same year that Lombardi took over the Packers. So my dad was a Cards fan when he was a kid but the two of them became Packer fans.

I'm aware that I was rooting for the Bears on here during the SB a few years back against the Colts and that was pure bandwagon shit. My first pro jersey (outside of my own hockey jerseys) was a Lynn Dickey jersey.

And has for the Sakic moment you all are talking about - I have to agree:

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Yeah, I forgot the Bourque cop moment, fucking awesome.

I wasnt alive, but the USA beating the Soviets in the Miracle on Ice must have been amazing live. Like a once in a lifetime moment.

It was pretty good, but people seem to forget that that wasn't the gold medal game, just the semifinal. The US had to play Finland to win the gold medal.

And they had to come back in that that game to win

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Emmitt Smith's Hall of Fame speech was just...wow.

Are you fucking kidding James Steele. They didn't even win that game.

The call of Sid Bream's slide always gives me goosebumps. I wish I remembered the Braves winning the World Series better, because I was still a little too young to remember it much.

Watching Bobby Cox lose it at the press conference last week was tough. He never has been very emotional off the field (On the field, he holds the record!), so it was tough to see him like that. He had been with the Braves since I was born, which is still crazy for me to think about.

It's not a moment per se, but the 1998 Home Run Race was amazing. You got chills all over, goosebumps. It's easy now to, after knowing all we know now, to say "Ah, they're cheaters!", but no one can deny the importance that season had on baseball, and it was a great ride.

Here we see McGwire hitting #61, tying Roger Maris. Look at the crowd's reaction, I mean, everything. It's just awesome.

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That SOB was out by a mile!

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Emmitt Smith taking his place as the greatest RB of all time overshadowed that entire shitty era of the Cowboys.

lol Assman.

Rams winning the Superbowl.

Get this fucking CHEATERS video out of this thread! This is about people who earned their moments in the sun not stabbing themselves in the ass with steroids. :foc:

Instead of Happiness how about extreme anger and cursing?

Anyone remember the 1999 NHL Finals?

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Liverpool vs AC Milan in the European Cup Final in 2005

3-0 down in the first half to a superior and in-form Milan side, Liverpool score three goals in six minutes then hold on for over hour until penalties before winning.

I still getting goosebumps thinking of it.

Winning the last match at Filbert Street.
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'96 Olympics in Atlanta.

Kerri Strug nails the Vault on a bad leg to give the Women's Gymnastics team the Gold in all-around.

Stupid as it sounds, that was a big moment back then.


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AARON BOONE

F*cking most incredible/rollercoaster game ever.

Like Manny, Papi and the rest of the '04 Red Sox, amirite?

We do not mention this ever please.

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Aye, that was a good one - I couldn't believe what was unfolding. As soon as Schmeichel came up for that corner I had a feeling something was going to happen.

Vladimir Konstantinov easily for me.....