9/28/11: Evan Longoria’s walk-off homer in the 12th gives the Rays the win and the American League Wild Card

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18 Comments

  1. He was basically the heart of that team. What a shame of trading him away.

  2. – The Face of the Rays franchise since his rookie season. Now he's headed to San Francisco. Wow.

  3. him getting traded to the giants from the rays is like if Derek jeter was traded to the indians from the yankees

  4. Hoping the Tampa Bay Rays could have a shot to win the World Series for 2019 MLB. Hope they build a new Ybor Stadium in Tampa instead of Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg Florida, because of better fan support. GO TAMPA BAY RAYS!!! YOU GUYS CAN DO IT!!!

  5. I’ve watched this clip a million times and I just now noticed Dave’s “I’m ready to party, let’s go” line. Evan then hits it out on the next pitch. Perfect

  6. I think it’s really lame when teams hang banners for wild card appearances. This is the glowing exception. What the Rays had to do in that final month and in that final game to make it was extraordinary!

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