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Six Braves legends and recent Hall of Fame inductees exchange their favorite Bobby Cox ejection stories.
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@robertsuttles9846
@robertsuttles9846 3 года назад
Towards the end of this I realized that I had been smiling the entire video. I watched the Braves with my dad every single night on TBS. Some of my favorite memories.
@dlh425
@dlh425 3 года назад
Facts....same..Braves were on tbs almost daily back in the 90s
@cindyinnew
@cindyinnew 2 года назад
@@dlh425 Ted Turner brought us channel 17 back in the day in Atlanta. We had wrestling the Braves and Andy Griffith ❤️
@kayo7082
@kayo7082 2 года назад
I smiled throughout the video too 😄
@dr.pendyke4887
@dr.pendyke4887 2 года назад
It was the soundtrack of my youth too, Braves on TBS, me and my dad, I even watched them when I got older.
@PatrickAyotte
@PatrickAyotte 2 года назад
Me too actually
@Shane-sf9pv
@Shane-sf9pv 5 лет назад
Good ol' Bobby. I remember him saying in an interview that he sent the league a $10,000 check for future fines, and to call him when the money ran out. 158 ejections lol. Love my Braves, past and present.
@RJN8580
@RJN8580 5 лет назад
Yep! He advised Francour to send a check after they both got ejected in San Diego
@noodleschalepah5934
@noodleschalepah5934 4 года назад
Same bro we may didn't win as many world series as we shouldve but winning many regular season games and pannets was it to me.
@rj1982ii
@rj1982ii 3 года назад
So did he have any left over, and asked for the money that he didn't spend getting ejected?
@ezragatton5431
@ezragatton5431 3 года назад
@@rj1982ii I’m sure that money ran out before the season was over at the rate Bobby got tossed.
@inflameslp311
@inflameslp311 2 года назад
@@ezragatton5431 I’m sure he made sure to literally get his money’s worth lol.
@dawgsfan1196
@dawgsfan1196 5 лет назад
I'm not leaving, my manager said I'm staying in 😂😂
@markjosey2083
@markjosey2083 5 лет назад
This is a once in a lifetime happening.You will never see 3 starters of a pitching staff, a position player,a manager and a General Manager all elected to the hall of fame within 3 years of each other. Us Braves fans were spoiled beyond measure!
@ando2821
@ando2821 5 лет назад
Spoiled With one championship yeah wow oh my God incredible spectacular one championship amazing improbable heart stopping action Hall of Fame talents with one championship wow so spoiled ..A bunch of choke artist bums
@RJN8580
@RJN8580 5 лет назад
Andrew L That means the Twins, Blue Jays we’re garbage in your mind? I grant you the ‘96 Series; but the ‘99 Yankees were better. So tell me how are the choke artist? Getting through a 162 games schedule is easy in your mind especially with the turnover that happened every year.
@jonnybe24
@jonnybe24 5 лет назад
So spoiled to all those World Series losses and that one win huh? Team of the 90s won less World Series than two other teams in the 90s. Braves were a Great team with great players, but man they really dont have much to show for it.
@donkeydan5996
@donkeydan5996 5 лет назад
Yes and they would have won more World Series that decade if it weren’t for the Yankees
@sbarajasjr
@sbarajasjr 5 лет назад
and they really could have had another player there had he just had one or two more good years in Andruw
@Youre_Right
@Youre_Right 4 года назад
I loved Maddux. He was so good and made every kid that wasn’t blessed with the best genetics believe they could make it. He wasn’t a physical freak, but he had such control of his pitches. He put it right where he wanted.
@scottrackley4457
@scottrackley4457 3 года назад
Ah, but he was a mental freak, incredible focus and hand-eye coordination
@paleo704
@paleo704 3 года назад
Both he and Glavine shared that trait.
@zachh._.123
@zachh._.123 2 года назад
Some of the shit maddux did in the clubhouse was funny but deplorable
@godawgs7098
@godawgs7098 2 года назад
Maddux was a great fielder as well. Possibly the best as a pitcher. He's got the Gold Gloves to prove it.
@seroskal9354
@seroskal9354 2 года назад
ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-8aWg3ekxdh4.html
@billirvin9057
@billirvin9057 5 лет назад
I'm 67, almost 68, years old and the idea of just being at that table listening to these guys makes me feel like a little boy! I loved to watch these guys play .. made me a Braves fan for a few years.
@jimmypark782
@jimmypark782 6 лет назад
My favorite people. Man the memories. These guys are all legend.
@gopherb3985
@gopherb3985 5 лет назад
I named my labradoodle Maddux. My favorite player of all time
@opienick
@opienick 2 года назад
Watching this after we won the World Series 2021. I hope all these guys are beyond proud. #BattleWon
@solitudeparade
@solitudeparade 3 года назад
I didn’t know I needed this. Great to see all those guys together. This team was everything to me as a kid
@strikeout77777
@strikeout77777 6 лет назад
man, they must have a million stories, friends for life
@camarojoe1997
@camarojoe1997 5 лет назад
Ohhh my gawd my entire childhood at one table
@mikesnyder4980
@mikesnyder4980 3 года назад
Love this stuff!!
@toddrichardson8595
@toddrichardson8595 4 года назад
These guys have FORGOTTEN more about baseball than most of us will ever know. LEGENDS
@ryalinahemi2710
@ryalinahemi2710 3 месяца назад
How have they forgotten baseball?
@ryalinahemi2710
@ryalinahemi2710 3 месяца назад
How have they forgotten baseball?
@cosmonawt_
@cosmonawt_ 5 лет назад
Chipper looks like James Hetfield
@mrandersong1
@mrandersong1 4 года назад
Totally... a slimmer version
@art64chingon
@art64chingon 4 года назад
I think the same
@valoguy
@valoguy 3 года назад
I think Chipper'd beat the hell out of Hetfield lol
@philipgibson6429
@philipgibson6429 3 года назад
Looks like Hetfield, tells a story like Phil Anselmo 🤘
@strat458796
@strat458796 3 года назад
I’ve always thought the same thing
@adilmumtaz3393
@adilmumtaz3393 5 лет назад
Man, that is awesome. We need more of that. Love listening to Hall of Famers talk baseball/life. There is a video clip of Alex Rodriguez, Frank Thomas and Pete Rose talking hitting. Thomas and A-Rod were silent just listening like little kids as Rose was talking about his approach. It was on Fox before one of the playoff games a couple years ago.
@fadedcatmeow606
@fadedcatmeow606 6 лет назад
"You're not tossed, get up on that mound!" Lol
@morrispridgen
@morrispridgen 5 лет назад
Man, I could listen to stories like this all day!
@andrewpestotnik5495
@andrewpestotnik5495 5 лет назад
@@morrispridgen you two should read Chipper's Book "Ballplayer" he talks about this in greater detail
@bodavis4545
@bodavis4545 5 лет назад
My God the memories that flood back seeing these guys together. Waking up as a kid on Sunday at 11am knowing the Braves played in an hour with either of these three on the mound and Chip in that lineup and hearing Bobby from the dugout "Ata baby" Man.
@ezragatton5431
@ezragatton5431 3 года назад
Atta baby Larry!
@paulshirley3054
@paulshirley3054 7 месяцев назад
"Come on kid"
@philipdileo3750
@philipdileo3750 2 года назад
As a Yankees fan I can sit back and listen to these legends talk for hrs. They had a great team and have relevant for a
@tomross6366
@tomross6366 2 года назад
I became a Braves fan with Dale Murphy & Bob Horner & it continued with these players. Awesome!!
@scottrackley4457
@scottrackley4457 2 года назад
I watched the game live on TBS when horns went deep 4 times down at the launching pad
@jamesanthony5681
@jamesanthony5681 2 года назад
Almost forgotten players. Dale Murphy with 2 MVPs and 5 Gold Gloves.
@fezzik7619
@fezzik7619 3 года назад
What an amazing team that 90’s Braves team had. Always felt it sucked they only got the one ring given the talent.
@198634
@198634 4 года назад
Some of the greatest most entertaining mlb players to ever sit at a table together !
@danielhetue6968
@danielhetue6968 Год назад
Bobby Cox’s ejections were totally entertaining since he made history of getting more ejections than any other manager in MLB history. Although, he denies fiery temper tantrum. He just protects his players. Plain and simple. Good going, Bobby!! 👍
@Tigercam24
@Tigercam24 Год назад
"You wouldn't make a pimple on your daddy's ass" is fucking hilarious 😭
@douglasstewart9464
@douglasstewart9464 6 лет назад
Omg those were the days. I could listen to those guys all day
@zitofan4life
@zitofan4life 2 года назад
Andruw Jones deserves a seat at the table.
@ethanweeter2732
@ethanweeter2732 Год назад
Bobby was also the assistant GM of the Braves while Manager, right?
@myjunkisstuffgarage967
@myjunkisstuffgarage967 5 лет назад
That is funny stuff. Loved these guys and this team.
@tubenachos
@tubenachos 4 года назад
Chipper that guy you can drink a beer 🍺 with
@FOT2010
@FOT2010 5 лет назад
Chipper is wasted 😂
@user-cs3zs6jn1d
@user-cs3zs6jn1d 5 лет назад
Man I remember this. When baseball was entertaining to watch and the braves were awesome
@TheSubmissionChannel
@TheSubmissionChannel 11 месяцев назад
Baseball is still entertaining, old geezer.
@Barneyrubble241
@Barneyrubble241 5 лет назад
Those were some great teams. Hard to believe they only won one World Series with that pitching staff.
@calebmelton5989
@calebmelton5989 2 года назад
Hence the saying "fell apart like the post season braves"
@brandi_with_an_i
@brandi_with_an_i 2 года назад
Can't even begin to describe how lucky and blessed I feel to have been able to learn the game of baseball, and breathe it day in and day out, with the gentlemen sitting at that table.
@MikeHenry3280
@MikeHenry3280 3 года назад
i feel like steve avery has always kinda been the sorta outcast of the atlanta pitching dynasty tho, everyone mentions maddux glavin and smoltz
@strikeout77777
@strikeout77777 6 лет назад
I wish they had this conversation after acuna got drilled on the first pitch, to listen to their opinions
@victorburnett6329
@victorburnett6329 3 года назад
Living on the west coast as a boy Braves games were always on in the early afternoon and I spent every summer break of the late 90s watching them play. Maddux, Smoltz, Glavine, Neagle, Millwood, Chipper, Andruw, Javy, Galarraga, Klesko, Graffanino, Weiss. Studs, all of em. And of course, Cox.
@Blacattacsquadron
@Blacattacsquadron Год назад
You didn't watch the Braves. Or you just deliberately left out Fred McGriff on purpose.
@leom1537
@leom1537 6 лет назад
Glad to see Bobby Cox with his kids. What a dynasty Braves had. Andruw Jones missing. Klesko, Javy Lopez, McGriff, Galarraga, Dion Sanders, Avery, Pendleton to name some. List is long.
@kingralphie6857
@kingralphie6857 5 лет назад
Andruw is hitting up the Atlanta buffets!!
@justinfocker
@justinfocker 5 лет назад
Tom Glavine, Otis Nixon, Sid Bream
@justinfocker
@justinfocker 5 лет назад
Mark Wohlers
@Galantski
@Galantski 5 лет назад
@@justinfocker Glavine is in the video.
@cdog2584
@cdog2584 5 лет назад
Only one title. Tough to call it a dynasty.
@chriscoulter6089
@chriscoulter6089 5 лет назад
Dale Murphy should be at that table
@antoniooso694
@antoniooso694 3 года назад
He turned me into a Braves fan and was my favorite player as a young kid in the early-mid 80’s. Unfortunately his peak came before these guys sitting here and he was off the Braves by 1990.
@AJ42K
@AJ42K 4 года назад
Thanks For Bringing Me Back The Glorified Memories Of My Youth! Bobby Cox, Greg Maddux. Tom Glavine, John Smoltz, Chipper Jones, Dale Murphy. Man, how can I ever forget them. 27 years a Proud Braves fan from Nebraska.
@chrisgast
@chrisgast 3 года назад
Who was Dale Murphy?
@AJ42K
@AJ42K 3 года назад
@@chrisgast really? Hmmmm. He is a big star for the Braves before Chipper Jones came in the picture. An 80s Braves legend. Won the MVP award back to back. Unfortunately he did not make Cooperstown after 15 tries. Now it's only 10.
@chrisgast
@chrisgast 3 года назад
@@AJ42K really what? I'm merely asking who he was. Not everyone is as familiar to who he was as much as you.
@AJ42K
@AJ42K 3 года назад
@@chrisgast I understand. I was barely alive when he was still with the Braves. In the early 90s, he got traded or was signed to the Phillies and then he retired before 1995.
@brainscott8198
@brainscott8198 2 года назад
Dale Murphy is not at the table. It's Cox, Maddux, Jones, Smoltz, Glavine, and former GM John Sheurholz. Dale Murphy is about 6'5"...Sheurholz 5'11" at best.
@biggs555666
@biggs555666 4 года назад
Amazing group right here!
@captainkev10
@captainkev10 6 лет назад
I hope you all post the entire conversation! :)
@JD_Aguilar717
@JD_Aguilar717 6 лет назад
That's what I'm waiting for.
@Rarrlow
@Rarrlow 5 лет назад
Overwhelming greatness at this table.
@edwardmcmanus7496
@edwardmcmanus7496 11 месяцев назад
One of the most underachieving baseball teams in the last 50 years. When you have Maddox, Glavine, Smoltz, and Avery? And Jones, and McGriff, and win just 1 championship with that roster? ..... C"mon. Maddox especially. I put him right there with Gibson, Seaver, Carlton, Marichal.
@eduardoregalado4192
@eduardoregalado4192 Год назад
Former yank because born in Miami, marlins weren’t around til 93. Amazing how privileged we were growing up watching these guys, low key would have loved to root for them
@valoguy
@valoguy 3 года назад
I'd love to spend one day with all them just having lunch, hanging out, listening to stories, etc. So much fun
@brianarcher3821
@brianarcher3821 Год назад
God I miss that Brave's team. My son and I watched every game back then.
@michaellarson42
@michaellarson42 Год назад
Actually Boone tagged at second and was called safe. It was bottom of the 4th and you were down 1-0. After that you unloaded the bats and ended up winning 11-5. I loved seeing Bobby get tossed.
@davidmatheny1993
@davidmatheny1993 3 года назад
While everyone at that table is loved in Braves Country, I think most identified with Chipper because he sounds like someone's uncle at a football tailgate telling silly stories while knocking a few beers back. He is the only former player at the table born within the traditional Braves fan base.
@Southernguitar74
@Southernguitar74 3 года назад
Unfortunately Larry is also the biggest dumbfuck at that table. He is one of the dumbest people in the world. He better be thankful he had baseball.
@ts4426
@ts4426 3 года назад
A table fraught with baseball legends. I miss the 90s.
@hammerthesparky4782
@hammerthesparky4782 Год назад
The best braves that lived in the 90s
@theamateurangler6273
@theamateurangler6273 2 года назад
Smoltz looks like he could still be pitching
@ronachten2902
@ronachten2902 4 года назад
If that had gone on for a hour, that'd been all right with me.
@1badtubeman
@1badtubeman 2 года назад
I am still amazed that Larry Jones made the HOF - he wasn't that good.
@DKrueger1994
@DKrueger1994 4 года назад
Like King Arthur and his noble knights at the Round Table...
@rickyferguson2362
@rickyferguson2362 3 года назад
That was awesome! Need more of those! I can listen to them forever! Skipper is amazing baseball player!
@mightyrite
@mightyrite 3 года назад
I could listen to those guys all day and night GO BRAVES !
@Mark-sj3xb
@Mark-sj3xb 4 года назад
I believe it was Smoltz who one time late in a game when Leo came out to talk to Smoltz and told him he had to get this next guy out or Bobby was coming to get him. He told Leo to tell Bobby to keep his ass in the dugout cause he ain’t coming out of this game.
@johnhough8754
@johnhough8754 Год назад
Chipper’s got strong Theo Von vibes
@briansauer7086
@briansauer7086 4 года назад
I could listen to them talk all day.
@EofBrokenSilence
@EofBrokenSilence 3 года назад
Man I could sit and listen to these guys for days! I went to so many games when these guys were playing :)
@jamesanthony5681
@jamesanthony5681 2 года назад
I'd just like to hear the pitchers talk pitching. Forget the others.
@claytonkeever2992
@claytonkeever2992 3 года назад
I never knew James Hetfield played for the Braves...yet his voice sounds more like Phil's
@MA_808
@MA_808 3 года назад
great respect from Tim McCarver who kept quiet and has his own amazing career stories about Bob Gibson and Steve Carlton ...a lot of history in that room.
@jesse34872
@jesse34872 2 года назад
Looks similar, but that's the braves GM John Schuerholz.
@savvydirtfarmer
@savvydirtfarmer 12 дней назад
Where is the VIDEO of that ejection ? Hilarious
@nicoleCAU
@nicoleCAU 6 лет назад
I would to see the full show. I love listening to there stories.
@ycruce
@ycruce 6 лет назад
Estrellas de los Bravos de Atlanta.
@jamesrfb
@jamesrfb 5 месяцев назад
These guys are so cool.
@marjames257
@marjames257 4 года назад
Thank God there was no replay during Bobby Cox' era.
@Mark-sj3xb
@Mark-sj3xb 4 года назад
Agreed. Replay has tamed a lot of potential arguments. Now all the manager does is turn to his video guy and says “check it”
@MJM17
@MJM17 19 дней назад
Great story, but I looked it up and they’re all getting the situation wrong. July 29, 1998, it was the 3rd game of the series, 4th inning, Cincy was up 1-0. Bret Boone was on second after hitting a double, tagged up and tried to take 3rd on a long fly ball to RF. Boone did appear to come off the bag and Hunter Wendlefat did step on Smolz. They got those details right 😂. Look up “1998 MLB Highlights July 29” on the channel SW561. The Braves won 11-5, btw.
@rj1982ii
@rj1982ii 3 года назад
I saw the highlight it was Braves were down 1-0 early in the game, but later it was 7-1 at one point (forgot final score). Everything in the story is right.
@andrewnance2156
@andrewnance2156 Год назад
Funny story here with my dad.. 88 or 89. We're at a baseball card show in the ATL Hilton i believe, weekend trip to see a ball game from East Tennessee, two lines for autographs.. one was smoltz and the other was tommy Gregg. So my dad picks the tommy Gregg line. Me and my brother wrapped that signed baseball up every Christmas and would give to our dad EVERY year up until he passed recently 😂😂
@stevenmcpherson3200
@stevenmcpherson3200 Год назад
I can watch this literally all day
@nostalgiaman6816
@nostalgiaman6816 2 года назад
Chipper is so tossed!!!!
@SR-cz5sp
@SR-cz5sp 25 дней назад
I could watch them tell stories for as long as they wanted to tell them. When they left TBS (or TBS left them), my tv watching was severely damaged..never to return to form.
@ront9459
@ront9459 Месяц назад
I wish they had identified the various players rather than forcing us to guess. Not being a Braves fan, I would not come to recognize them with any accuracy
@S408J
@S408J Год назад
A MILLION WAR sitting round that table!💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼
@jeffhaack2024
@jeffhaack2024 4 месяца назад
This team was probably the greatest squandering of talent in the history of professional sports. Bobby Cox was fully to blame.
@giantrobot5804
@giantrobot5804 18 дней назад
“Mad dog got me thrown out one time. He’s not even pitchin’?!” 😂 classic Maddux, stirring the pot.
@ismael_informatico
@ismael_informatico 3 года назад
Immortal legends!! 😍 😍 ❤️ ❤️
@Renville80
@Renville80 25 дней назад
Gee, I wish closed captions for the deaf weren’t blocked. There are deaf baseball fans, y’know?!
@davislairsey2584
@davislairsey2584 7 месяцев назад
It was the 4th inning, the Braves were down 1-0. Chipper and Smoltzy were both wrong. Lol
@jmua8450
@jmua8450 4 года назад
How in the hell did we only get 1 ring from this bunch?
@simpleagain1
@simpleagain1 3 месяца назад
Chipper jones may have been an ok baseball player but he’s a terrible story teller. Don’t quit your day job bro
@WClark-lp9vc
@WClark-lp9vc 29 дней назад
I think Bobby sometimes intended to get tossed? The Hunter Wendlestett story is a prime example.
@damonhill677
@damonhill677 2 года назад
Chipper's story: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-FGgeFvKfdLc.htmlm38s
@reidadkinson9446
@reidadkinson9446 6 лет назад
I could listen to them talk shop all day
@mjcruiser4238
@mjcruiser4238 2 месяца назад
With that staring pitching -1 of 4 in world series -MEH
@ddcs0s
@ddcs0s 6 месяцев назад
Nothing better than having a coach who you know has you're back
@chaelodoul9401
@chaelodoul9401 Месяц назад
Who’s looking for this exact ejection now? 😂😂
@melvinsmiley5295
@melvinsmiley5295 2 месяца назад
How is Murph not sitting there? He started it all in Atlanta.
@patrickgray5633
@patrickgray5633 3 года назад
As a Reds fan I think I was there for the game when Smoltz was ejected it didn’t matter anyway cause the Braves use to crush the Reds every year in the 90’s.
@mikelliteras397
@mikelliteras397 5 месяцев назад
Hunter Wendlestat seems to see and hear what he wants.
@kushclarkkent6669
@kushclarkkent6669 Год назад
I find myself thinking about Bobby a lot. I hope his health has improved since the stroke.
@sizedflame8283
@sizedflame8283 5 лет назад
Are there any videos of this
@dsaffasfdsfd9622
@dsaffasfdsfd9622 5 лет назад
www.mlb.com/video/smoltz-reflects-on-ejections/c-8376005
@jaywalter5491
@jaywalter5491 3 года назад
its awesome seeing these guys together, i cant wait for the second episode ...Jim Kelly, Thurmon Thomas, Andre Reed, Darryl Talley, Steve Tasker.....see what I did There HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
@thomasmuff3669
@thomasmuff3669 4 дня назад
Is this entire conversation available??
@JessyFinch
@JessyFinch 3 месяца назад
What a collection of Hofers. Great stuff
@thisisam940
@thisisam940 2 года назад
I want to see this whole show again. Is it on here too?
@jackmiller4946
@jackmiller4946 2 года назад
He never went to far and he never made it personal. I heard an umpire tell of ejecting Bobby then Bobby made reservations at a favorite restaurant for the umpires and paid for their meal that night.
@romcelreath
@romcelreath 4 года назад
It was actually the bottom of the 4th and the Reds were leading 1-0 when the play at 3rd base occurred. Braves did come back and win the game 11-5.
@kenalier
@kenalier 3 года назад
Loved this video but especially Chipper’s storytelling. You could tell for him all the stories they had together for him it was like they happened yesterday and were still in the moment lol
@laughoutlos
@laughoutlos 7 месяцев назад
Best team ever! This was a joy to watch
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