Sounds like the 1950s rule where 1st rounders had to be on ML rosters, through their rookie seasons. It ruined a bunch of kids

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If Dunn played in the Al his whole career this vid never would of been made

On July 20, 2013, I watched the Astros lose a one-hitter to the Mariners 4-2. I knew I was seeing something "special".

6:11 "He, of course, had the reputation of being a soft tosser" *laughs in British*

Im from the future, the punishments are not harsh.

Since this video he has started 90 games with a 2.75 ERA aaand had one of the worst postseason starts of all time

On the All-time Greatness meter, the catch rates as a 10.0. Yet as spectacular it may be, the throw is every bit as impressive.

I was actually 4 I’m 1988 :-:

In 2023, it's looking like none of these contenders have what it takes to become our next strikeout king. Upton is already gone, Trout and Harper are constantly battling injuries, Stanton is in a steep decline (and also frequently injured), Judge has cut down on strikeouts, and Gallo's excessive strikeouts are so extreme that I'll be surprised if he spends this whole season in the majors. Thankfully, we have some new emerging contenders to carry the dream forward. I personally lean towards Austin Riley, though he didn't start especially young he's been adding ~170 strikeouts every year and I'm feeling good about his prospects going forward. Kyle Schwarber and Christian Yelich also seem promising.

Adam Dunn defense trumps Ryan Howard base running 😂😂😂 leave the big piece alone

There were years with Dunn in left for the Reds and Soriano in left for the Cubs.. Cardinals just hit the ball to left and won tons of games

RU-vid is a beautiful platform because you can see spreadsheet caterpillars become pixel art butterflys

The hat absolutely cracked me up. Keep it!

2:57 what about Ortiz?

You forgot about joe garagiola being in the window

Been going to the coliseum since birth…1988. I watched all the early 2000s teams but the 2012 team was probably my most favorite squad. The A’s trading Cespedes in 2014 literally ruined my year. John Fisher blows, sell the team.

The commentator said it best "I told you Verlander was angry"

Seeing Trout being considered a good long-term option hurts so much now, how I wish I could go back to the days before the injuries

The ump just wanted to go home after 19 innings 2:57

Watching this while Wink has an .800 OPS for the Nats

Hotdog = Hothead I'm pretty sure. Ricky used to talk about himself in the third person

Greg Maddux, John Smolts, Steve Avery My child hood.

im gonna go watch some adam dunn dingers now

Just a video idea. The Mets vs. Cards game from 4/28/24, is everything good with baseball.

I love your videos bro

1:03 you’re welcome

Rusty Kuntz

what i got from this is not only was satchel paige a great baseball player. He was one of the greatest people in baseball.

Calmly explaining my derriere. Isn't the ball supposed to be somewhere over the plate between the shoulders and the knees. I think.

I’m a sicko

It's horrific what the MLB did the Davis by taking his Ritalin exemption away years after he had been having it prescribed in the MLB have been granting a waiver. No doubt that would have messed with anyone's mind and batting is in the mind. And the guy was always so sad about signing that contract and then flaming out that Baltimore even felt bad for him. To make it worse the Ritalin didn't even give him an advantage as for years he was on it in Texas and put up mediocre to below mediocre numbers

Chad Ogea told me, he only pitched to him over a spring training game, bonds had the best eyes he had ever seen. Said unless it was a pitch he wanted he showed no intention of swinging.

Rickey is also the man for wearing real stirrups. I bet zoomers don’t know what those are either.

God damn. This was when I loved baseball as a kid. Was it better? It was to me anyway

Loved Rickey. He was a machine.

When you realize 16:33 that the 1984 Mets is literally Dwight Gooden by himself.

Jack Wilson was an elite shortstop I don't wanna see that slander

I think it’s hilarious that baseball has all these ridiculous numbers to tell us if someone is bad, good, or great when imo it’s very easy to just watch a guy play and say ok he’s not good, is good, or great lol

The nationals were absolutely correct to promote him this fast, wish more teams would promote top hitters before like age 25

Cleveland won 111 games regular season Yankees 104 -50

Also on you tube Mickey Mantle saves Don Larsen's perfect game

These are my two favourite baseball players from my younger years. Thanks!

And now he’s the second best hitter on the Nats a month into the next season. You might need to explain that please.

That's so funny, I was just yesterday looking at fielding stats on baseball reference on this season's Mariners and then got sucked down the Adam Dunn hole. The numbers are just such huge outliers lol.

I love Adam dunn

Bailey you should do a video on the Chad pitcher eater Mike Tauchman or the "Palatine Pounder"

good video, as always, but really disappointed put off by the AI image of Manfred watching tv. given the rest of the channel's aesthetic of old school video game pixel art, the use of hyper uncanny valley graphics felt ...off. hiring an artist to make a better photoshop wouldn't have produced the same visual dissonance and doing a bad photoshop yourself would have made the joke funnier.

So it wasn't an accident at all??