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I understand that refs make mistakes, but good lord, MLB umpires are legally blind.

The worst call in sports history is probably against Gallarraga, completely blowing a perfect game. For reference: over the 140 years of Major League Baseball history, and over 235,500 games played, there have been 23 official perfect games. That's just how rare this event is and it was completely blown on the last out of the game....

The first clip was absolutely the correct call. It’s a tough break, but his hand was out of bounds

1:18 I'm not even a baseball fan, but I'll never forget this call to take away the perfect game. Always wished the MLB could have made an exception and just put it down as one anyways

I'm not even a baseball fan but hearing the "how is he safe" always hurts me

I love how the runner in Galleraga’s perfect game is even upset he’s safe

Bro HOW could you forget the pass-inference no-call between the Rams vs. Saints in 2017 in the NFC Championship game

That perfect game being ruined is the worst by far. If it's even a close call at that point how do you not just call the out? Having called him out and being wrong has way less ramifications than calling him safe and ruining a perfect game

I have no issue with refs or umpires making mistakes. We’re all human. But today, those mistakes should be rectified by instant replay, viewable from multiple angles.

It's awesome to see a mix of all these. More than just one sport

There is a law school which has actually sent a brief to Manfred to try to get that safe call on the Gallaraga game overturned.

That catcher at 2:49 always gets me, the pure disbelief 😂

6:44 *I actually agree with that play.* He got tripped-up by the player on the _other team,_ if he didn’t, then he would’ve made it. So, I think it’s fair call.

Second clip was quite literally the WORST CALL EVER. One of many by Jim Joyce. Sad part is, the commissioner's office has the power to overturn the call back then and refused (precedent for that is the Pine Tar Incident). It would not have affected any statistics in a way that would have altered anything, just given a kid a perfect game.

How do you mess up a field goal call?

I remember the Dez Bryant catch/No Catch. Crazy call No Fail Mary that ended the replacement NFL refs?

The first call on Dez was the correct call. He came down out of bounds.

That Tigers 🐅 call was brutal & would be overturned under review these days.

Fantastic compilation!

Pretty sure that wasn't even the end of the game when Crabtree pushed off in the Raiders/Chiefs game. I feel like that's the same game where the Chiefs got a PI penalty the next play, and then the Raiders scored the game winning TD on a free play

That Raiders call against the Chiefs did not change the game. They would still end up getting a touchdown after a few defensive holding calls and untimed downs.

WHERE THE HELL IS THE 2004 CALGARY NO GOAL FROM THE CUP FINALS???????? for those of you that don't know, the flames got the puck in the net in tampa's net in GAME 7 of the finals but the ref's didn't review the play and it didn't count. So when Calgary should've won the cup, they didn't

What was wrong with the final play of this video? 15:58 The runner was pointing like something happened...

2019 SCF Game 5: The trip that I could see thousands of miles away while the four people who mattered and were on the ice couldn't.

Great video! I misread the title and thought it meant calls that resulted in rule changes permanently altering the sport, which would also be a cool video.

will never forget the fail mary. it had the weirdest aura ever. no one had any clue what just happened. as a young packers fan i was heartbroken :/

2:08 The second clip of the kick is unreliable, as the angle is off and the height of the ball above the post gives the illusion that it was on the inside of the post. The first clip shows that the kick missed by a HAIR.

That Dez Bryant vs GreenBay still hurts my sole. Especially when they changed it to fair catch.

in the LSU-Auburn one- "You can't tell if he's snapped it!" Ummm you can CLEARLY see the football on the ground with the clock at 0:00, then he snaps it. hahaha strange call there

If you catch the guy who intercepts the ball... TOUCHDOWN!

Surprisingly most of these are actually the correct call

Please tell me you're making a part 2 to this. These are great and I'm sure that there are a lot of other moments like this out there.

I'm a Cowboy fan, and the first play here was correct. His hand hit out of bounds, so not a catch. Dez got screwed on some other catches (including the one against Green Bay shown later), but this catch against the Giants, he landed out of bounds. In the catch that they took away from him against Green Bay, I'm convinced it was a catch. I'm not sure it would have won the game, because I think it leaves Dallas with 1st and goal, and even assuming they score a TD, it's a one point lead. A 3 point lead if they also make a 2 point conversion. Green Bay had been moving the ball well, Aaron Rodgers was playing very well, and there would have been nearly 4 minutes left, so plenty of time for them to get at least a field goal, and possibly a TD. Regardless, "Dez caught it". He caught the ball, and took 3 steps with it, switching hands to try and stretch out to the end zone. That's a catch, and the Cowboys should have been given the chance to play it out. The second play shown, the ump just plain decided that he wasn't going to let the pitcher have a perfect game. No matter what it took. That wasn't even close, and he knew it. The ump should have been kicked out of baseball for that. Perfect games are so incredibly rare, and the ump just decided "No, screw him". The batter was out by 3 or 4 feet.

That cowboys green bay call against bryant is still the worst playoff robbery I've ever seen.

Clicking on this video, I instantly thought of the rams/saints DPI call. Looking back, it is still the worst call I have ever seen.

This just goes to show you, no matter how bad you hate the other team as your most deadly rival, the REFS are the true enemy

That Jesse James incomplete pass call still haunts my dreams

Announcers saying "You can't end a game that way" when ref's overturn a call on replay after time has expired is the most inane comment. They may as well be saying "You have to stick with a bad call at the end of the game"

The fact that a majority of plays like this cannot be overturned is insane. Its to the point now that almost every call in baseball and football just needs to be reviewed immediately because the officiating can be so bad.

Poor Dez! Dude has the greatest catches that never happened

2:39 That football game should be in second overtime That kick was good

Its good to see that the "calls that changed the game" arent all bad. Great call between the Dolphins and the Steelers against Antonio Brown.

great vid tho

What was contreversial about that last catch?

ill give Jim Joyce a little credit he admitted he was wrong and seemed to genuinely feel bad

It completely baffles me that Gallaragas game is still NOT considered a perfect game. Ump shouldve retired immediately

In that Hornets/Magic game, the officials waved it off because they'd already decided there wasn't enough time for a catch and shoot in the time remaining, which was 0:00.3 (three tenths of a second). If anyone was at fault, it may have been the clock operator. That was a playoff game, one the Hornets did end up wining in overtime.

Dez was out of bounds in the first clip though…?

The first one Dez is clearly out of bounds

How could you miss the worst no-call of all time: the Rams' Robey-Coleman annihilating Tommylee Lewis at the 5 yard line for a first down that would have probably led to a Saints win and appearance in the Super Bowl?

I remember that perfect game,and the dumb as call

The Jessie James play was a catch as was the second Dez play. One of the reasons they need to bring back the touch down rule where you actually have to touch the ball to the ground.

Can someone explain what happened on the last clip? I don't think I've ever seen it and it just ended abruptly with no real explanation

That Baron Davis call was atrocious

I am a die-hard Packers fan. The pass to Dez Bryant was a catch. He took two steps and was reaching for the goal line. That is first and goal Dallas.

Wait what was weird about the last one? I’m confused haha 😂 definitely need a part two of this thoooo

3:37 That was an illegal forward lateral.

Jesus Christ, that Calvin Johnson TD catch. He was robbed. What did they want him to do? Hold the ball all day?

You could have doubled the video length with Angel Hernandez alone

The Detroit Lions get screwed on calls every year since Jim Schwartz used to use scoreboard replays to embarrass the officials on bad calls

The call at 7:00 was absolutely correct. The third baseman lifted his legs and obstructed the base runner.

A lot of these coaches need to be reminded about the rules.

Baron Davis was robbed. Refs probably had a bet on the game

I've seen plenty of running plays where it takes less than 10 seconds to unpile everyone, place the ball, and get the next snap off. The 10-second runoff because the refs called a TD and stopped the clock is rough to watch. Had they made the correct call, there is a chance that the offense could have run one more play for that last inch. But because the ref made an incorrect call, time is allowed to expire. Tough way to end a game.

The no basket after the deflection just isn’t fair. It not being ruled touched on the floor changes when the ball could be released.

Some of these are good calls

Thumbnail nailed it.

3:00 best MLB call I've ever seen, foolish baseball made a video on it and the catcher whiffed the tag

As improbable as it sounds, the call at 2:50 was likely correct. Even though this gets cited as an all-time missed call, Jerry Meals got it right. The catcher missed the tag. This play brought video review to the MLB, which is ironic since review may have actually confirmed it.

The refs should be able to say….” O 💩 I made a mistake” and change the call after review always…. It feels like their pride won’t let them sometimes

2:40 how was that play not challenged or looked at harder. That is fucking crazy

I remember cursing at my TV when the officials waved off the game winning basket by the Hornets' Baron Davis. However, the game was tied at the time, and the Hornets did wind up winning in overtime.

2:55 that umpire was interviewed a few times after this call. He said that he never saw the catcher's glove actually touch the runner on the swipe, though it was close. He apologized for making what he deemed was "obviously the wrong call" a little bit after the game, but has since said after looking at better camera angles in higher definition, reversed course and has said he was right initially and is convinced that there's no actually contact between glove and runner.

As a seahawks fan, I admit the fail Mary was intercepted, but I’m happy the call was made in our favor lol

2:47 bottom of the 19th inning, that ump was just ready to go home lol I refuse to believe this ump didnt do this on purpose knowing he was full of it.

Yeah that throw beat him by a mile in the Pittsburgh vs Atlanta game. But when the catcher went to tag him out, he clearly missed him!! He never tagged him out, that's exactly why he got up after sliding and touched home plate!!

Lions- bears Calvin had two feet his ass, back both elbows down and let the ball go.......incomplete! Continuation my friggin ass!

Bro every call should be challengeable and reviewable.

Dez caught that!! 10 years later and it still hurts me.

I remember that Seattle packers game. 1st half seahawks sacked Rodgers 7 times 2nd half not at all. That's because o line held as if thier lives depended upon it. Amazing slew of no calls. Lol.

I'm not even a Tigers fan and that Gallaraga blown call for a perfect game still bothers me

Anyone know why the shot at 12:08 doesn’t count? They kept saying Cousins deflected the inbound pass but that doesn’t affect the shot?

Bro some of these the refs made the right calls😂

The Antonio Brown and Dez Bryant ones are both the right calls though, they're out of bounds.

Should have that Cowboys/Lions Playoff game on here where the officials screwed the Lions by reversing a clear pass interference penalty, and costing them the game.

9:09 left me speechles haha

You could never pay me enough to be a ref/umpire. Spend your life either breaking even when you were right (because you did your job) or screwing up everyone's year when you make a mistake.

2:46. Phantom tag. It was actually a great call. A heroic call.

After watching this, I kinda feel sorry for dez Bryant

As a Cowboys fan, I legit had to skip over that clip from the Dez Bryant catch against Green Bay that was called back. Years later and it's still too painful.

I agree with a number of these calls.

Goated Fail Mary

At least, despite what Cowboy fans think, 0:16 was the correct call...2:39, from that angle it looks in, but from the original angle which is the better of the two it looks out...

That Dez Bryant play in Lambeau Field was a catch I believe and I’m a packers fan

At 12:00 I don't understand what's going on? What difference does it make whether the defender deflected the ball, what am I missing?

Dez still caught it.

Almost all of these are the right call, though, at least for the rules in place at the time.

2:59 That dam ump just wanted to go home after 19 innings.

Officiating is the single most despicable group of garbage human beings. Hate every single one of them.