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Alex Gordon Top Career MLB Catches | Kansas City Royals | Top Defensive Plays

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Alex Gordon is one of the best defensive players the Royals have ever seen. He won the Platinum Glove Award in 2020 and 2014, and has 8 other Gold Glove Awards. Watch this video to see his incredible grabs. Which one is your favorite Gordo memory. Comment below!
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Комментарии : 34

@msroydream1185 3 года назад

Make documentary on him

@blastris8011 3 года назад

Best Defensive LF ever! #GOROYALS

@royals 3 года назад

We agree!

@BlueCheezy. 4 месяца назад

Honest to god he probably is lol

@frankiegumdrops8532 3 года назад

My generation’s Royal. KC legend. Love you Gordo!

@obiwanjabroni5095 3 месяца назад

Some of these reads he gets off the bat are insane .

@kickflip665 2 года назад

Man my mom and I every year0 would watch Alex Gordon. In baseball I was always number 4 thru highschool. My mother being from Nebraska like Alex loved him from day one. We use to get seats right on wall of left field. She died in 2018 so Alex thank you for all you done and memories I made with my mother

@jpdesimone 3 года назад

My favorite Alex Gordon defensive play is every time he hosed a baserunner. Make that video, Royals social media and creative staff. I just looked it up, 102 outfield assists. Play them all. Do work.

@jacobchitterchatter2255 3 года назад

Thank you for posting this video!

@royals 3 года назад

Thank you for watching!

@ryanohearn1675 3 года назад

I’m gonna miss seeing Gordon in left field.

@krismiddleton8851 3 года назад

Are you the Real Ryan O’Hearn

@femaleKCRoyalsFan 3 года назад

Me too! It’s going to be an adjustment to not see him there. 😥. But unlike when Kirby Puckett had to retire from the twins I’m not going to abandon the Royals because one of my favorite players retired. The advantage I have now is that I have more information about our minor leagues and our draft picks. I’m looking forward to the future. Kyle Isbel for left-field!

@ejandadrien9194 3 года назад

Me too He’s my dads brothers wife’s sister husband

@xnovaluna 2 года назад

now hold on.... *squints REALLY hard*

@vandalia722 3 года назад

Love live Gordo

@footballbros3855 3 года назад

Wow

@calebphillips7523 3 года назад

Great video of my favorite Royals player #4EverRoyal #ThankYouGordo #RetireNumber4 #FutureHallOfFamer

@Ethansportsprod423 3 года назад

He is my favorite player of all time

@jacksonwaggoner6910 3 года назад

really takes you back doesn't it

@trentevers9434 3 месяца назад

This dude was tough as nails

@txnk4783 3 года назад

It’s just him running into the fence the whole time 😅👍

@royals 3 года назад

The best

@unfazed1363 3 года назад

Passion.. putting the game and your team above your self... its what it means to be Royal

@robertcrist124 3 года назад

This video is exactly the proof as to why his statue should be a diving catch and it the finger point. A career of web gems and the hardware to back it up over one clutch hr that only tied the game and later went to 14 innings before a result happened. Seriously get it right.

@carsonteolis7204 Год назад

I was at the Tigers vs Royals game when he robbed Mikie Mahtook. That was by far the best catch I’ve ever seen live, and I was less than 50 feet away from it

@gagebowker1129 3 года назад

He will be missed

@ericu1196 3 года назад

Absolute robbery!💪

@maddenjensen1434 3 года назад

Come back Alex please

@braydenhubbel8976 Год назад

Gordo gotta wife the left field fence up😘😘😘

@fitz885 4 месяца назад

And this is why i ware number 4

@sylasdeal3079 3 года назад

Baseball is a boy's game. Alex Gordon is a man

@Tyler-xd9rb 3 месяца назад

What? No credit given to the hitters for being able to hit the ball to the exactly perfect spots that allowed him to make these plays? Others below mentioned making making a vid of his assists. I would say yes but start it out with the background that had a good deal to do with that. Long time ago but if I'm remembering correctly (first noticed him in college world series?) he was a very fine 3rd baseman at Nebraska. Knew how to get the ball out of his glove and get rid of it quickly. Combine that with a really good arm and...

@trentevers9434 3 месяца назад

And this doesn’t even include his many outfield assists…