2021 World Series Champion Atlanta Braves Playoff Highlights

Matzek striking out the side in NLCS Game 6 with the tying runs on 2nd and 3rd base was one of the coldest things I've ever seen.

I love the “no its not” pop up when joe buck says it could be freddies last at bat w the braves😂

As a lifelong Braves fan, I can't get enough of these highlights!

Soler putting that ball into the stratosphere in game six i believe took every houston astro’s soul. Then the final out…i cried. So proud to be from atlanta. This was a magical season.

Ron Washington is the hero of game 2 in the NLDS. He’s sending runners without hesitation

I keep watching highlights from this post season almost because it seems like a dream that the Braves pulled it off. I have been a die hard Braves fan since I was 4 years old in 1979 and they have given me great moments and heartbreak. As much as the 1995 win was amazing I think this one was sweeter because nobody thought they had the team to do it. A complete team effort with a different player coming up big almost every single game. While they had to choose an MVP and I get why Soler won it I think the real MVP was that Bullpen which was lights out time and time again the entire post season. They shut down powerhouse offense after powerhouse offense. It was old school Baseball at its best and proof that great pitching beats great hitting teams almost every single time. So proud of my Braves!!!

Been a braves fan my whole life. Don't remember 1995 as I was 9 and didnt get to see it. This video is legit bringing me tears. This year was special for sure.

When Eddie's hit that 3-run HR against the Dodgers I burst into legit TEARS. That may very well go down as the biggest hit in franchise history. I was in the building at the time and it was PANDEMONIUM.

Crazy to say I witnessed all of these moments live! (Working for MLB Network). What a great time to be a Braves fan! I will never forget this postseason. This World Series.

15:05 the absolute greatest inning ever pitched in a world series.

After years of watching Freddie I’ve just realised when left hand stud pitchers are destroyed on their best stuff by him they are like, “WTF just happened”. He is majestic.

This and UGA winning within a few months of each other was the greatest feelings ever for a Georgia sports fan. Pure tears and joy with my family, generational story telling in sports lore. Magical. I live in Chicago now and know a lot of people, predominantly Cubs fans. What they felt for their 2016 season is how we felt with this recent WS and Natty. The only terrible part of this vid is the Freeman homerun in game 6. "In what might be his last at bat..." With the caption "No it's not." I really believed he'd stay. The money we offered him was comparable to what the Dodgers gave him but he wanted a year or 2 more commitment. He chose his home state. After taxes he's making less than he would in Atlanta. Cali taxes are tough. Thank you Freddie for over a decade of joy and you will always be a Braves legend.

Watching the Braves kick ass never gets old!

My god... I've been a braves fan since I was a kid watching them on tbs.... I cried when they won this world series.... I cried again watching this video....

I'll never get tired of watching Matzek and Smith come in in game 6 of the NLDS and just go to work. What's really amazing to me is, the Braves NEVER trailed in either series. At no point did the Brewers, Dodgers, or Astros ever take the lead.

2023 and it still makes me emotional.......

Solers homerun is legendary

You crushed this video man. Awesome job. Can we request a pitching highlights video as well? Minter, ian anderson, wright, matzek, smith, max etc?

I always get a laugh listening to Ben's call at 9:35. I know he's saying Rosario "dropped the hammer on that pitch" but if you aren't paying attention it always sounds like something else and I like to imagine that's what he was really thinking considering who we were facing.

What a ride. So many clutch moments. So many guys contributed to this championship. As a Braves fan since the late 80s, this felt so good.