Johnny Damon

Johnny Damon advances to third base after he stole second base in the top of the ninth inning against Pedro Feliz #7 (R) and Jimmy Rollins #11. (Getty Images) more pics » Johnny Damon was set up with the perfect opportunity for a rare solo double steal in Sunday's World Series as the Yankees ran away with Game 4 in the 9th inning. And it marks for a pretty great highlight video. Johnny Damon books it for 3rd base. (Getty) As the defense shifted against batter Mark Teixeira , Damon stole 2nd base. He looked up and saw that because of the defensive shift, ... Read Full Story

As the World Series between the New York Yankees and the Philadelphia Phillies heats up, fans are turning to the web in droves to capture and replay its most exciting moments . Last night’s game four in Philadelphia was certainly no exception. The game, tied in the top of the ninth, featured a key double steal by the Yankees’ Johnny Damon. Given that double steals are quite rare in the game of baseball, and the fact that this one helped lead to a Yankees win, the clip has become somewhat of an online commodity. It’s an important moment that may go down in baseball ... Read Full Story

Johnny Damon pulled off an amazing feat during last night’s World Series game between the New York Yankees and the Philadelphia Phillies. He managed to steal two bases at the same time, which the media has dubbed a “double steal.” Really, a double steal occurs when two base runners steal a base at the same time. In this case, however, we’ll go along with the media and call this a “Johnny Damon double steal.” CC Sabathia pitched 6 solid innings as the Yankees jumped out to a decent lead. The had Phillies tied things up by the 9th inning, though. What happens next will ... Read Full Story

Did anyone watch last night’s World Series game? If you did, you might have seen Johnny Damon Double Steal which is pretty rare in baseball. Basically, he stole two bases all in one try. Don’t worry, if you missed it or went to the bathroom at that time, I have the Johnny [...] Read Full Story

In one of the more pivotal and unusual plays of the 2009 World Series, the New York Yankees' Johnny Damon made a heads-up baserunning play in stealing two bases on the same play with two outs in the ninth inning. Read Full Story