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Uploaded by on Oct 4, 2011

Oakland As 20th WIn In a Row, Scott Hatteberg walk-off home run in the bottom of the 9th inning. Unforgettable. Forget Moneyball, we were there.

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  • was that the actual hit

  • @56FARTMASTER Yup. 

  • It's weird seeing that stadium full.

  • @LonghornTX1012 - I know right?

  • Crazy u got all that!

  • @whitenect - The tape is actually about a half hour long, but I edited for quality's sake. The ensuing celebration in the stadium is crazy...maybe I'll post it later.

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  • watched moneyball had to see real thing

  • I'm surprised someone had this good of video quality back then.

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  • @56FARTMASTER ,NO ASSMASTER THAT WAS THE ACTUAL 20TH WIN WALK OFF HOMER!!!!!!

  • I was there not far from where the ball was hit...i will never forget that night

  • @chargers705 well cameras were good its the conversion to internet that turn video to shit mostly

  • For a bit more I would get Chad Michael Murray to play the role of Hatteberg

  • Great moment... Thanks for posting.

  • I've never seen that stadium so packed unless it's a raider game

  • @EnzoScifo Yeah Douglas Murray is a badass!

  • Came after here watching Moneyball, and although I don't know anything about baseball, I think this historical event is really cool. Good luck for the future! Greetings from Sweden.

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