The most recent walk-off grand slam in each team’s history
December 29, 2024
The most recent walk-off grand slam in each team’s history
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Pablo Reyes 🥲
Was Kendrys’ the one where he broke his leg?
Ouch, Rays got salami’d twice in the span of nine days
That one cost Kendrys Morales a lot
I hope someone on the Angels does this soon. Seeing Kendrys Morales on this list makes me wince.
yayyyyy
I’m kind surprised 2010 is the oldest. This seems like the type of thing where you look at the bottom and the Twins haven’t had one since 1982 or something
Manny Machado on here twice
Hell yeah Bamboo Brad
The Tampa Bay Rays, in a season where they won 90 games and both the Mets and Twins didn’t do jack shit, gave up a walk off grand slam to two teams in nine days, and neither team has hit one since.
Totally unbiased opinion, but Bote’s clears all of these
Freaking Brooks Conrad…would have been a hell of a DH.Â
Of course it had to be Howie.
the Pablo Reyes walk off slam is emblematic of what makes baseball so great to me. you never know which player is going to have the craziest moment in any given game
So how long ago was the last in the the regular season for the Dodgers?
Blue Jays walkoff grand slam legend Steve Pearce!!
If anyone is curious when the Jays previous walk off grand slam was before the listed one by Steve Pearce, you have to go all the way back to 4 days earlier when it was accomplished by Steve Pearce
Before Pablo Reyes, I think Franchy Cordero had one. It’s a random stat.
Mike Yastrzemski vs the Brewers turns into his grandfather
I was at the Jays one. Russell Martin red jersey giveaway day, and the Jays trailed by 6 runs going into the 9th inning.
It was Pearce’s second walk off grand slam that week!
Wyatt Langford ended up having a somewhat average statistically first year in the league, but he accomplished a lot of cool individual feats in his rookie year that most guys don’t ever accomplish once in their careers.
Man was the Pearce ones that long ago already? What even is time
>Brad Miller
I have no memory of this.
Man, that Steve Pearce walk off in 2017. What an incredible game
Arizona legend, the tat man, Ryan Roberts!
I remember listening to the radio call of the Cubs slam against the Nats. The absolute flattest I have ever heard them call a play, since it was the double whammy of losing in that excruciating yet inevitable (given the bullpen woes) way with the knowledge that it was mid August but that was the nail in the coffin for the season.
God that Ryan Roberts one was so fucking awesome. For those who don’t know, we called him “Tatman” because of all his tattoos (creative, I know). And Kirk Gibson was the manager at the time. As he round second and halfway to third he pointed at Gibby in the dugout and did his iconic fist pump celebration.
Here’s the replay, Darren Sutton was on the PBP call back then. There’s a not-small contingent of Dbacks fans who would still love to have him back as our PBP guy
I remember the Jose Bautista one! It was when he turned into Barry Bonds for a week and a half. First and only walk off Grand slam I think. They walked Nimmo to get to him and he hit it first pitch
I remember the Vogelbach-off. The Cardinals were one-upping themselves weekly that season with season-deflating losses. This one seemed inevitable as soon as Reyes waltzed in.
One thing about the Rangers bullpen, they’re gonna give you that walk off grand slam.
The Freeman slam is going to be replayed after we are all dead.
39 comments
Pablo Reyes 🥲
Was Kendrys’ the one where he broke his leg?
Ouch, Rays got salami’d twice in the span of nine days
That one cost Kendrys Morales a lot
I hope someone on the Angels does this soon. Seeing Kendrys Morales on this list makes me wince.
yayyyyy
I’m kind surprised 2010 is the oldest. This seems like the type of thing where you look at the bottom and the Twins haven’t had one since 1982 or something
Manny Machado on here twice
Hell yeah Bamboo Brad
The Tampa Bay Rays, in a season where they won 90 games and both the Mets and Twins didn’t do jack shit, gave up a walk off grand slam to two teams in nine days, and neither team has hit one since.
That is just upside down shit.
[welp looks like I’m drinking again](https://www.reddit.com/r/baseball/comments/1hoiztb/why_does_everyone_care_so_much_about_defense/m49zvnm/)
Totally unbiased opinion, but Bote’s clears all of these
Freaking Brooks Conrad…would have been a hell of a DH.Â
Of course it had to be Howie.
the Pablo Reyes walk off slam is emblematic of what makes baseball so great to me. you never know which player is going to have the craziest moment in any given game
So how long ago was the last in the the regular season for the Dodgers?
Blue Jays walkoff grand slam legend Steve Pearce!!
If anyone is curious when the Jays previous walk off grand slam was before the listed one by Steve Pearce, you have to go all the way back to 4 days earlier when it was accomplished by Steve Pearce
Before Pablo Reyes, I think Franchy Cordero had one. It’s a random stat.
Mike Yastrzemski vs the Brewers turns into his grandfather
I was at the Jays one. Russell Martin red jersey giveaway day, and the Jays trailed by 6 runs going into the 9th inning.
It was Pearce’s second walk off grand slam that week!
Wyatt Langford ended up having a somewhat average statistically first year in the league, but he accomplished a lot of cool individual feats in his rookie year that most guys don’t ever accomplish once in their careers.
Man was the Pearce ones that long ago already? What even is time
>Brad Miller
I have no memory of this.
Man, that Steve Pearce walk off in 2017. What an incredible game
Arizona legend, the tat man, Ryan Roberts!
I remember listening to the radio call of the Cubs slam against the Nats. The absolute flattest I have ever heard them call a play, since it was the double whammy of losing in that excruciating yet inevitable (given the bullpen woes) way with the knowledge that it was mid August but that was the nail in the coffin for the season.
God that Ryan Roberts one was so fucking awesome. For those who don’t know, we called him “Tatman” because of all his tattoos (creative, I know). And Kirk Gibson was the manager at the time. As he round second and halfway to third he pointed at Gibby in the dugout and did his iconic fist pump celebration.
https://youtu.be/KVif7X9qLqE?si=9Wzn5okUNoklOwOH
Here’s the replay, Darren Sutton was on the PBP call back then. There’s a not-small contingent of Dbacks fans who would still love to have him back as our PBP guy
I remember the Jose Bautista one! It was when he turned into Barry Bonds for a week and a half. First and only walk off Grand slam I think. They walked Nimmo to get to him and he hit it first pitch
I remember the Vogelbach-off. The Cardinals were one-upping themselves weekly that season with season-deflating losses. This one seemed inevitable as soon as Reyes waltzed in.
One thing about the Rangers bullpen, they’re gonna give you that walk off grand slam.
The Freeman slam is going to be replayed after we are all dead.
Made a playlist for yall
[WalkOff GrandSlams](https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLv1_Dsp4Xxuck7iLwQJ6L0QwA8b5H0Vo7&si=vxwUIY5F9tJ12PS-)
Wow, I forgot all about Jason Kipnis
Honestly, great post. No notes whatsoever
Joey Bats for the Mets is cursed as fuck
That Morales grand slam celebration still haunts me to this day.
We are all Kipnises
That Stanton walk-off grand slam against the Pirates was the same night that Judge hit his 60th home run (also in the ninth inning)