Adrian Beltre's number retirement ceremony 

Yes Sr 👈

GiantsJets718 it will cost an arm and a leg

Yes Sr 👈

Omkar Ghanekar I loved the one year he spent in Boston loved him before we got him think it was also his first all star selection if I remember correctly great dude class act

I swear he was on the mets back in the day for some years ?

@@baggedwater4314 No that was BELTRÁN. Carlos Beltrán.

The best defender at 3B too

Yes sir lol

You took the words, right out if my mouth. One of my all-time favorites, because of his sense of humor, enjoyment, and love of the game #29forever

Jeff Kersting I’m a a Cubs fan too, but I also love Adrian Beltre.

Go Cardinals

GiantsJets718 your not adrian beltre 😂

GiantsJets718 That’s a good question...

DR Tech you’re definitely not crying.

I’m going to Cooperstown next week for a baseball tournament and the hall of fame

Nice, hope you have a great time there. I wish he played one more season, the man has 477 homeruns, I know he has one more 25+ in him but still this man is HoF worthy regardless of that.

Griffin Same dude. I’m going to Cooperstown, Florida, Reno Nevada/ Lake Tahoe, and Las Vegas all got baseball tournaments

xHarm The Blink same I’ve already done Reno, I’m in Cooperstown right now

Griffin I’m in Omaha right now.

Team Builder WTF are you talking about?? “Coors Field??” You’re cracked up dude!

@Team Builder Lol your a dumbass. The Ballpark in Arlington maybe a hitters ballpark but it's not outrageous like Coors Field or Yankees Stadium or Cincinnati's Stadium. It sits more in the middle now believe it or not. The place while yes at first even with it's deep center field and mode range corners it was a big hitters ballpark because of the direction the the field in the stadium was facing. The Ballpark In Arlington, because of its massive enclosed design turned in to a huge wind tunnel because of how the wind got suddenly sucked into the massive hole in the stadiums roofs which helped carry the ball real well. But when they added the those center field clubs seat and enclosed club seating slot of the air and wind in that stadium for directed off into different directions going out and it killed a lot of the air and window carrying in that stadium and cut it's home run numbers down by nearly 200 a year. So it ain't nearly as much of a hitters ballpark as you think it is.

@Team Builder you r literally idiotic, maybe you should go watch a sport like golf sonyou can get some sport knowledge

Eric George not really...he was pretty known as a locker room cancer and an “attitude” guy in Los Angeles and Seattle. It was only after Texas where he began to change. And his unusual “peak” the year before signing a contract in Seattle raises eye-brows as well. He definitely did well to put the “character” persona though, just like Ortiz lol.

Rocco Anthony yes he would not that playful with the Dodgers in Los Angeles or with the Mariners in Seattle, but he was not locker room cancer. Other wise he would have not made so many friends with some of the biggest stars in those locker rooms, I.E. Felix Hernandez and Raule Ibanyez. He may of not been the happiest in either one of those clubs but he definitely was not the definition of locker room cancer. He did change a lot of that coming to Texas because of who was around him as he said right off the back when naming players when he came here. He wasn't that vocal and the Great Michael Young welcomed him in Elvis Andrus loosened him up and made him more Playful. You seem to forget where Adrian Beltre he came from really tough times and a tough country in the Dominican Republic. So when he came to the Dodger he was very self focused on himself and his performances, but that does not mean he was a trouble maker and locker room cancer. He did not down play his team mates like what true locker room cancer players do, but he never did focus and talk with other players he was very to himself. That was kind of the same thing when he got traded to Seattle but Seattle came with its own problems to. Even though he did open up a tiny bit more to have better relationships with his players he did not in any enjoy the situation he was in. #1 He was playing in the City where it rains 24/7 in Seattle which which has lead that City to have highest suicide rates in the country because you never get to be out in the sun which has scientifically proven to be a vital part in keeping people in happy moods, which didn't help him and his very enclosed personality. #2 He played for a crudy team that wasn't really competing for a World Series which is what he felt he had in playing for the Los Angeles Dodgers which combine that with the depressive mental state of that City in Seattle like I said did not help him and his very enclosed personality. #3 He wasn't around his family and didn't get to stay around his kids much which was another reason why he liked the Los Angeles Dodgers because majority of his Family Lived in Los Angeles and why it became another defect in playing For the Seattle Mariners.

Hayden Maxwell god damn, does Beltre text you back? Lol...

@@siteone1354 no but I've listened to a bunch of baseball reports. You kind of get a lot written about you late in your career when your as good as him lol. Besides I love the setting the facts straight with people lol. So take it or leave it lol.

@@roccoanthony8930 look at the relationship he has with Felix over the years... you don't get that by being toxic.

Ogala lo traten mejor que David Ortiz cuando visite RD

@@zeromiedo4310 A David la gente lo quiere mucho, pero sabes que ese tipo celoso que está involucrado en lo que le hicieron se olvidó del gran ser humano que es el big papi.

Beltre Is Congratulations On The Yourself In Retirement's

Adrian Beltre is the G.O.A.T.

Don't shoot this mlb player in dr

saving that for his hall of fame induction

Lol

Then David Ortiz gets shot in the DR

What if you know baseball but you don't think so?

Then that’s your opinion which totally cool👍🏼

Boxers my guy

I don’t know how to respond to that🤷🏼‍♂️😂

Damn I wished brother!

Juan Aranda gracias hermano y mi respeto para los boxeadores mexicanos sin duda los mejores