Which sport has the best comeback :ohlawd:?

[malbaker86]

Was wondering what sport ya'll feel has the best comebacks?

I guess because of it's "slow" pace at times, watching a bottom of the 9th rally is and the same w/watching a team come back from a 4th quarter deficit in football

Basketball up there too and under the radar is tennis

 

[Tommy Fits]

Baseball because there is no killing the clock, you have to get those last 3 outs and there is no way around it.

 

[Broke Wave]

the answer is clearly basketball... am I the only one who watched this years finals?

 

[23Barrettcity]

Baseball because there is no killing the clock, you have to get those last 3 outs and there is no way around it.

It's baseball because there are less instances of ref fukkery aided comebacks like the nba (especially ) or NFL . You have to get those 3 outs no matter what , and the drama of watching a rally take place is second to none

 

[Lakers Offseason]

There's nothing like a rally by the home team, bottom of the 9th, runners in scoring position, fans screaming like the bytches during the Beatles first US tour, and the opposing team's closer on the mound to get the final outs during the playoffs. I don't fukk with baseball during the regular season that much, but during the playoffs in the scenario I painted, the tension is so high it's fukking

Watching the Nats blow that game last year at home was

And watching St. Louis come back in game 6 in the 9th inning vs the Rangers a few years ago was

 

[Lucky_Lefty]

I voted boxing. Just the adrenaline of it all, and don't let the victor be an underdog...may be on its last legs but matches like Gatti-Ward, Corrales-Castillo, 1st rd of Hagler-Hearns

 

[mastermind]

baseball or boxing

I was at a Nats game where they came back from 4 runs down in the 9th inning and won on a walk off. Still the best experience Ive ever had a sporting event.

 

[Kunty McPhuck]

All I know this is the greatest comeback I've ever seen



I think its hard to gage individual sports vs team sports comebacks, regardless of how spectacular they are, as they required different variables.

Golf, there really is only 3 major great comebacks 2 of them in the Ryder Cup and when Faldo beat Norman @ the Masters after trailing by 6 shots going into the final round. Boxing well theres been quite a few last round/min KO's but the way judging is in the sport you dont know who was actually winning on the scorecards even tho the eye test may be saying somethnig different. But because of the violent nature of the sport it is extremely enjoyable

Baseball is maybe more enjoyable because the players can play with more freedom goin into the 9th inning.

 

[who_better_than_me]

I still get chills looking at the cards-Nats game five. Shut just wasn't fair. ppRently the Nats still recovered. Storen isn't nearly the same pit her he was. He going throught what brad lidge went theough.

 

[gho3st]

Was wondering what sport ya'll feel has the best comebacks?

I guess because of it's "slow" pace at times, watching a bottom of the 9th rally is and the same w/watching a team come back from a 4th quarter deficit in football

Basketball up there too and under the radar is tennis

soccer(football), Basketball(that game 4 against Boston ), and Football

For all these sports once the momentum swings, only thing you can do is pray that your team can hold on long enough to win


baseball comebacks are meh...

 

[malbaker86]

only thing you can do is pray that your team can hold on long enough to win

That's absolutely the worst feeling in sports bruh....hoping and praying your team can just survive and win

 

[Brown Ant]

NBA/NFL are ref-rigged 'comebacks.' Even if not, I would have chosen Baseball anyway.

 

[StatUS]

Boxing.

 

[obarth]

Definitely baseball. The strategy involved inning to inning, at bat to at bat, pitch to pitch is fascinating as hell. As a Yankee fan, I've been on both sides of epic comebacks and there really isn't anything coming close to that anxiety. Hockey has the best overtime imo, though.

Basketball is a game of runs and I've seen too many 20+ point comebacks to really get all that excited. The greatness in basketball is the final 5 minutes of a close game and OT. In football, I'm more surprised when I see blowouts since teams in the lead invariably always go to prevent d.

 

[MegaTronBomb!]

Boxing,Baseball, and then football in that order.