Ryan Waldschmidt's walk-off home run against the Dodgers and the BEST MLB Highlights from 8/7/26!

Cole Pepper strides into the box, but he's got a confident gait about him. Uh-oh. Cole Pepper in the air to left center field and deep. This one's some carry to the track, to the wall, and his first major league hit is a home run. And this is a one-run game in Milwaukee. How about that moment? His first major league game, his second big league at bat, and his first hit is a home run. I mean, I can't hold back the smile I got right now. A guy with Cole Pepper's bat speed, that quickness, man, he got to that baseball, and what a great feeling for him. Drew Rasmussen, home state of Washington, he has been very sharp. His last three starts, 3-0 with a 1 ERA, 24 punch outs. What a night for him. He literally had every single one of his pitches working. The two-seam fastball was explosive. He was getting late movement on it. He saw his last two on the strikeouts. Another punch out of Julio with the four-seam heater. Seven scoreless, eight Ks, and did not allow a base runner after the second inning. Well, Tommy Edmond gives this one a ride deep to right field. Corbin Carroll all the way to the wall. Catch! Oh my goodness, what a catch by Corbin Carroll, who just took a home run away from Edmond. That might be the catch of the year in 26. Edmond doesn't really pull the ball that much. He kind of sprays it foul line to foul line, but he chases Corbin all the way back. Tommy Edmond of a home run. Junior, how about that? Oh, that's special. That's special. The 2-2. Swung on. This is hit well. Deep left center field. It's on its way! It's gone! Holy waltz mitts! Ryan waltz mitt wins it! Wow! What a ball game. The second career home run for Ryan waltz mitt is the walk-off winner. And the Diamondbacks, for the first time in a long time. Don't stop now! Wow, what an A.B. right there. Eventually gets a slider that just hangs up in the middle of the plate. That's what you're supposed to do with a hanger like that. Peyton Tolley, the 23-year-old, making his 19th start of the year. As the Red Sox try to make it nine straight wins. Check swing. Did he go? Yes, he did! Ring him up. Ninety-nine on the outside corner. And in there for strike two. strike out. Strike three at 99 miles an hour. He strikes out the side. He is cooking in the heat. Swing and a miss! Strike three, ninety-nine from Tolley, who is perfect through four with nine strikeouts. The 0-2 pitch to Wilson. Swing and a miss for 14! Tolley screams! It is 14 strikeouts through six for Tolley. Fabulous tonight. right there are not enough adjectives to describe his dominance six innings fourteen strikeouts two hits unbelievably great stuff ground ball that should do it Monasterio and that is nine in a row and that is not a recording. The Red Sox are absolutely in Fuego.