Rajai Davis’ Game 7 home run from left field camera is amazing (Video)

Rajai Davis’ home run to tie Game 7 of the World Series was incredible enough, but watching it from the left field camera is even more awesome

Just when things looked out of reach in Game 7 of the 2016 World Series for the Cleveland Indians, the eighth inning happened. Brandon Guyer started things off early in the inning when he drove in a run off a double to bring the Indians closer to the Chicago Cubs, 6-4. That’s when veteran outfielder Rajai Davis came to the plate and instantly became a sports legend in Cleveland.

Despite having fewer than 60 home runs for his career entering the at-bat, he waited for his pitch. When he got one he liked, the veteran journeyman let loose on it. From the crack of the bat, you could tell it was hit hard. Then the hard line drive to left field just never stopped carrying—that is until it went over the fence and into the camera in left.

As if that wasn’t crazy enough, though, you have to see the angle from the camera got hit. With the sound of the crowd and watching the ball come right at it, this is truly an incredible look at a historic play:

That homer is going to be impressive and a great sports/baseball moment regardless. However seeing the hit and the ball travel from that angle is absolute perfection.

Davis’ home run sent the crowd in Cleveland into a frenzy and rightfully so. They don’t make hits and homers any more clutch than that.