Jean Van De Velde
Bartman did what most fans would do. The Cubs still had a chance to win that series.Brandon Bostick
Bill Buckner
who else?
Do we put Bartman on the list?
This one. Drawn out over many holes. Painful to watch.Greg Norman in the 1996 Masters is the worst I've ever seen.
Wow... how the hell did that happen? when you've won 11/12 games off a guy you're just owning him so hard... even if he gained a little confidence off of breaking you once, that means you dropped your next 3 service games also.1998 Sun Open semi-finals, I was 17 years old and up 6-1, 5-0 and serving for the match. Lost two match points, the set 7-5 and then the third set 6-4.
Heh. Missed the "individual" part.lolOilers vs. Bills - 1993
This.Nick Anderson.
Those 4 free throws in the Finals. They crushed him for the rest of his career. Top of my head - 80% FT shooter before, like 30% FT after.![]()
The real kicker came in the finals when he won 6-0, 6-0. He definitely stepped up his play but I was a mental midget that day. I couldn't get over one of the match points where he lunged for a ball and it hit the tape and rolled over on my side.Wow... how the hell did that happen? when you've won 11/12 games off a guy you're just owning him so hard... even if he gained a little confidence off of breaking you once, that means1998 Sun Open semi-finals, I was 17 years old
and up 6-1, 5-0 and serving for the match. Lost two match points, the set 7-5 and then the third set 6-4.
you dropped your next 3 service games also.
Pretty sure that happened in the 50's, pal
ahhh.. sounds like the equivalent of a bad beat story. I've had poker tournaments where I completely fell apart because of a 2 outer or some other inequity and instead of accepting it, bearing down and getting back into the game, I had a full hour of an internal pity party and donked off the rest of my stack without even trying.The real kicker came in the finals when he won 6-0, 6-0. He definitely stepped up his play but I was a mental midget that day. I couldn't get over one of the match points where he lunged for a ball and it hit the tape and rolled over on my side.Wow... how the hell did that happen? when you've won 11/12 games off a guy you're just owning him so hard... even if he gained a little confidence off of breaking you once, that means1998 Sun Open semi-finals, I was 17 years old
and up 6-1, 5-0 and serving for the match. Lost two match points, the set 7-5 and then the third set 6-4.
you dropped your next 3 service games also.
You?ahhh.. sounds like the equivalent of a bad beat story. I've had poker tournaments where I completely fell apart because of a 2 outer or some other inequity and instead of accepting it, bearing down and getting back into the game, I had a full hour of an internal pity party and donked off the rest of my stack without even trying.The real kicker came in the finals when he won 6-0, 6-0. He definitely stepped up his play but I was a mental midget that day. I couldn't get over one of the match points where he lunged for a ball and it hit the tape and rolled over on my side.Wow... how the hell did that happen? when you've won 11/12 games off a guy you're just owning him so hard... even if he gained a little confidence off of breaking you once, that means1998 Sun Open semi-finals, I was 17 years old
and up 6-1, 5-0 and serving for the match. Lost two match points, the set 7-5 and then the third set 6-4.
you dropped your next 3 service games also.
Not sure why that matters. He missed a chip shot field goal in the NFC championship game after being perfect on the season. Clearly a choke.Jean van de velde is the most painful I've ever seen. Just a complete choke on the last hole. From tee to green (although he made a good Putt to get in the playoff).
Buckner and bostick I kind of disregard b/c they were involved in just one weird play.
Gary Anderson hurts like hell but it wasn't like it was a shank.
Favre's int vs the saints off his back foot really hurts and Id put that up there.
I do recall a Memphis player in like the elite 8 maybe seven or eight years ago had two free throws at end of regulation down one point and he bricked them both. I'd put that up there.
Nonetheless, in terms of just pure choking nothingbeats van de veldes 18th hole.
Good call. Forgot about this one.Before Buckner there was Fred Merkle and Merkle's Boner.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Merkle%27s_Boner
He just crushed the course on Thursday, leader after all three rounds, led by six going into Sunday, 7th place was 10 shots back. It was setting up as an epic wire-to-wire destruction of Augusta and the opposition.This one. Drawn out over many holes. Painful to watch.Greg Norman in the 1996 Masters is the worst I've ever seen.
It matters if I'm weighing the play against others. I keep going back to Van de Velde, but if you watch his golf shots he didn't hit a single one clean. Anderson didn't miss by much. Van de Belde was barely hitting the golf ball.Not sure why that matters. He missed a chip shot field goal in the NFC championship game after being perfect on the season. Clearly a choke.Jean van de velde is the most painful I've ever seen. Just a complete choke on the last hole. From tee to green (although he made a good Putt to get in the playoff).
Buckner and bostick I kind of disregard b/c they were involved in just one weird play.
Gary Anderson hurts like hell but it wasn't like it was a shank.
Favre's int vs the saints off his back foot really hurts and Id put that up there.
I do recall a Memphis player in like the elite 8 maybe seven or eight years ago had two free throws at end of regulation down one point and he bricked them both. I'd put that up there.
Nonetheless, in terms of just pure choking nothingbeats van de veldes 18th hole.
never should jave been out there...setup guy (Michael Jackson???) was owning the series while Mesa was mediocreJose Mesa
Douglas fought the fight of his life and was in the best shape of his career. But yeah Tyson was a complete train wreck that night. From doing lines all night the evening before the fight, to firing Kevin Rooney...his corner was in chaos all night. They had no ice to bring down his swelling on his eye which was getting peppered all night but Douglas's jab.Tyson v Douglas
Fair point.It matters if I'm weighing the play against others. I keep going back to Van de Velde, but if you watch his golf shots he didn't hit a single one clean. Anderson didn't miss by much. Van de Belde was barely hitting the golf ball.Not sure why that matters. He missed a chip shot field goal in the NFC championship game after being perfect on the season. Clearly a choke.Jean van de velde is the most painful I've ever seen. Just a complete choke on the last hole. From tee to green (although he made a good Putt to get in the playoff).
Buckner and bostick I kind of disregard b/c they were involved in just one weird play.
Gary Anderson hurts like hell but it wasn't like it was a shank.
Favre's int vs the saints off his back foot really hurts and Id put that up there.
I do recall a Memphis player in like the elite 8 maybe seven or eight years ago had two free throws at end of regulation down one point and he bricked them both. I'd put that up there.
Nonetheless, in terms of just pure choking nothingbeats van de veldes 18th hole.
I was one of those people who refused to believe he had lost.Douglas fought the fight of his life and was in the best shape of his career. But yeah Tyson was a complete train wreck that night. From doing lines all night the evening before the fight, to firing Kevin Rooney...his corner was in chaos all night. They had no ice to bring down his swelling on his eye which was getting peppered all night but Douglas's jab.Tyson v Douglas
Douglas looked like Larry Homes (in his prime) that night. I watched that fight live on HBO and after went out to get some food and was telling people Tyson was knocked out. No one believed me.
I put this one on Levy as much as Norwood. 40+ yd field goals wee not such a sure thing in those days. Buffalo should have triied to pick up another first down...Scott Norwood - Wide Right (1991)
So with all due respect to the 91,92,93 and 94 Bills. A great team in the history of the NFL no doubt about it but second place 4 straight years!!!I put this one on Levy as much as Norwood. 40+ yd field goals wee not such a sure thing in those days. Buffalo should have triied to pick up another first down...Scott Norwood - Wide Right (1991)