Breaking The Unwritten Rules (part 4) 

What was the situation?

He was trying to reason with Terry. Those umpires go thru a lot. MLB has got to eliminate throwing at guys and get stiff suspensions on it. Someone will end up losing their life when a fast ball clock em in the head.

That really makes me wish that they mic'ed up more umps

I felt like that was excellent umpiring

Terry Collins is a rage monster 😂

Just a good friend. "You got it out? Ok!? You're done.?"

I know! I loved that moment! 😂

Now this is an ump I actually like

lmaooo, brilliant

I have so much more respect for Terry Collins now!!! He went in!!!!!

Nick Devitt what an amazing fucking micd up dude still everytime I watch it gives me fuckingggggggg chilllllllls bro

Best mic'd up ever

@@joshsansoucie5074 Nah the best mic'd up was the legendary rant of Earl Weaver. It was amazing to hear all the "inside baseball" though. (pun intended I guess)

I agree he understood that Utley needed to be hit but also that the pitcher had to go and mlb doesn't want brawls during the playoffs

May someone explain to me what that was all about?

Notice the difference? 1 guy is celebrating his accomplishment as he's continuing the game the other is stopping the game and yelling "look at me". If he ran the bases and pumped his fist it's no big deal. What if the pitcher struck a guy out and instead of going to the next batter just stood there and posed with the ball and showed it to the batter and delayed the game?

@@Kartracer6 that is so retarded I cannot believe my eyes. There is no difference dipshit. They are both celebrating, who gives a shit? Apparently the snowflake pitcher that can’t wait 2 seconds for the batter to start moving. Stop whining like a little bitch because your favorite team isn’t winning

@@Kartracer6 shouldve saved time & just commented that you are a little baby bitch

@@Kartracer6 Bedtime kid.

@@Kartracer6 no, I don’t notice the difference. I pitched for a long time. Home runs were hit against me and occasionally a batter would watch for a few seconds. We all like to celebrate our accomplishments, there’s no difference

They watch it a lot longer than to seconds @ 2:16

@@jackreacher1290 And?

@@jackreacher1290 pitchers are pussies

There's a difference between staring at a homerun and getting fired up. Fist pumps and chest poundings are common and accepted, but imagine a pitcher striking a batter out and just staring at where the ball hit in the strike zone as he just stands there in his post-pitch position for a few seconds. Its just rubbing it in for no reason.

@@busterman2731 So.... you're justifying assault? Throwing that pitch is no different than punching the guy, maybe even more dangerous. Especially since it's on purpose.

He spoke to him like a person who cared.

Tom and Terry go way back, they are friends so even in the heat of the moment they respect each other.

Same situation with sandaguard (probably misspelled) he was calm. Spoke to him professionally. Some umpires are good. Others like angle Hernandez, Joe west, they need to go.

@@GAdawgs24 Nah, Thor was talking calmly but he was the person who made the transgression and started swearing (not a big deal, but noticed). It was cool to hear how a shouting match can actually carry some coherent thought.

I'm gonna be honest, this video was on my recommendations and I just click on it and I saw you said the umpire did good. But I don't really understand what's going on so if you can explain what happened, that would be great. Cause the umpire said something about the situation and his position.

I umpired when I was younger, and one of the big things was sticking with your call/fellow umpires calls. You could tell he didn't necessarily agree with the call, but he had his partner's back.

Wow that was amazing.

It was still a trash call for throwing out a pitcher for not hitting someone, when the night before they didn't even punish a guy for blatantly leaving the base path and actually injuring someone. That ended the second baseman's season with a broken leg and not only did the runner not get punished, he was rewarded by not even being called "out" at second. The next day, without any warning to either team, they toss a pitcher for "not hitting someone" with a pitch.

@@DasKrug Regardless of the call that the home plate umpire made, the crew chief that came in to protect his young partner handled the situation perfectly...kudos to him

@@crmsntyde4ever428 I don't disagree with that sentiment at all, I just think that it never had to escalate to that point to begin with, a warning is usually customary and should have been the route taken.

Getting hit with a ball is not “attempted aggravated assault”

@@devildog3606 throwing a solid object 90+ mph at someone's head is.

Jared T oh ya your right I didn’t think about that part of it also wouldn’t it be just aggravated assault not attempted aggravated assault

And why can the pitcher celebrate after striking someone out but batter can’t celebrate when he hits a home run?

@@jackpaine784 yeah no celebrating say the mound

Especially when they come out of the same gate to the field

And then they just stand off to the corner with their hands in their pockets😂😂😂7:22

They could release actual bulls instead... :P

And they’re all out of breath by the time to get there

@@jasonstraight1320 finally, a idea I can actually get behind

Honestly I feel like baseball pitchers are some of the biggest divas in pro sports

Guillen did it on purpose to weaver because someone hit one against him earlier in the game and couldn’t tell if it was gonna stay fair so they stayed in the box leaning and looking at, and weaver was screaming at him to not watch it and run the bases. So when guillen hit a no doubter, he milked it and purposely pissed off weaver.

@@commandershepard1838 Except Weaver gets pissed off very easily. He hit Seager just because he felt "Seager was taking too long to get ready".

mark p it’s a free base go ahead

airplanegod Weaver's an asshat

😂😂

Batters puffing and showing off for just doing their job, should learn to do their jobs better.

Respect the guy on the mound or expect a fastball at your head. It’s pretty fucking simple.

mike west I’m sorry dude but that’s fucking dangerous. If you’re going to bean a dude don’t hit him right in the head. That could fucking kill a guy if it hits just right.

mike west Waaaaaaa someone scored because I can’t pitch. Pitchers need to quit crying

Exactly. Pitchers can celebrate when they get big K's, batters can celebrate big homers. its fine either way. Babies like Archer need to grow up.

Sensitive lil bitches seems even more accurate

Wow cuz it's cool to be a big ol tough guy huh?

It’s not about being a tough @cowsrcool. It’s about every major league pitcher is a self entitled brat. They give up a run and expect silence from the batter and opposing team? Gtfo

Not scherzer

Brannan Smith u need to learn how to reply to someones comment correctly but yeah ur right

cody harris who the hell watches NHL??? But I get your point, same in NBA and NFL when they dunk and score a touchdown

Difference is nba, nfl, and mlb don't allow fighting NHL does. So there's at least a way to vent anger.

Like Firan said, not so much these days but when you showboat after a goal, you would have to answer to Bob Probert or Dave Brown. Kept everyone pretty honest. Rafael, If your not watching the NHL, your missing out bud.

Well, theres men and then theres baseball players.

Can’t compare baseball players to real men

@cauchamar - Really? Which pitcher did a stumbling somersault after he fist pumped a 3rd strikeout?

That’s a lie. Pitcher constantly celebrate a strikeout whenever the game is on the line. It’s not exclusive to one country.

They shouldn't be able to slam their bat down and stare at the pitcher

I think that was the point of the unwritten rule. To keep it professional, I believe. Batters would always circle the bases as quick as they could, regardless of the play, and pitchers would just stay quite after their throws. I think it was a good idea, precisely to avoid all this kind of situations where everybody takes personal any extra display of emotion

fine when they are running it out they can pump their fist when it goes out. the only players that admire their work are piss ant bitches.

It was only possible to be hit by it because he leaned in. What an ass. Down 6 runs and on the last pitch of the game. Just take the out go home early and let Max have his moment.

@@phxnigtmare fax

Maybe max should’ve hit his spot better. No one is fucking OWED a perfect game. He didn’t pitch perfect therefore he didn’t get a perfect game

@@CMBlue Wtf are you talking about "owed"? Not leaning into a pitch isn't giving the pitcher anything. It's a scumbag bush league move.

@@CMBlue you people really need to work on your reading comprehension

I know right. He should have thrown to the body instead.

If you don’t want them do flip their bat, don’t throw a bad pitch

Especially when it’s not even the guy that hit the Home run

Fuck yeah. Pitchers are 10-ply for surw

Pithers fault he threw a bad one.

Terry is gonna give himself a dang heart attack if he’s not careful 😫

There's a big difference between a little fist pump or a clap out of excitement, and a batter standing, watching, and throwing the bat

Cameron Kohlmann nah

@@cameronkohlmann5496 maybe football players shouldn't celebrate touchdowns either...pitvhers are whiny babies

@@cameronkohlmann5496 no difference, a pitcher would bitch if a better fist pumped too

Cameron Kohlmann nope you’re wrong. You just be a Chris archer fan

There’s a difference imo in watching your hone run and then just acting like a complete moron like Tim Anderson

@@frankwhite1895 Or that fool Bautista.

darklordojeda pussy

B Brown Yeah, but on the Moron Richter Scale, Anderson is like a 3 compared to most end zone celebration’s 9.5.

@@bobbob-iv4we I am what i eat and I am what i fuck. If the same applies to you then I cordially hurl the insult, dickhead, at you.

Well he shouldn't have pitched inside.

@@stuartdougherty4078 it wasn't even that far inside

But it was still inside.

Stuart Dougherty maybe it slipped a little you don’t know

Stuart Dougherty the issue was that Tabata leaned into it and there’s a rule where if the umpire thinks you leaned into it, you don’t get first base. In my mind, that’s a bush league play by Tabata

He had every right to throw the bat like that lol

@@DTB1995 I 1000% agree. One of the best bat flips ever.

Love how Anderson patted Maldonado on the chest plate like we good man my beef with him not you.

@@SimplyRobertSmith Respect gets respect!

@@GiDD504 Well I wouldnt call it a flip..he just hit is so good that it fired him up so he just said "fuck yall" and chucked his bat telling them to suck it lmao

yes

The batter that Weaver threw at was Chase Uttly, the runner from the clip before. That was Uttly's next time at bat. That's why he threw at him.

If they are on the Astros, yes

yep, and its fucking stupid. Intentionally hitting a batter should never happen.

@@Phoenix1121212 I usually agree, and pitchers are little babies. That being said, this dude deserved to get thrown at. He intentionally slid at the short stop with intention to hurt him

That’s the only sport out rn so

Dean Shazer oh yeah that probably explains it. It’s just that I’ve never clicked or searched anything about baseball and it’s coming up in my recommendation.

Same and it always has I watch basketball and never baseball so idk why

Yeah and i could care less and now all I want to know is what the fucking situation was

Jomboy made me do it

I mean he got the team to the world series, I'd say he did an alright job

you get hit by a pitch and you get a base. it's a tradeoff that hurts the team that does it. pitchers obviously shouldn't throw at someone's head, but you stare at a pitch like that Reds asshole and you're asking for a pitch to your ass

Go ask Mad Bum LMAO

@@slightexag why does it make sense for pitchers to cause physical harm to batters for doing what they do in celebrating good plays, when they know that they have a legion of teammates to stop him if he charges the mound so they maintain their flawless complexion and hair. If you throw a homerun pitch as the most spoiled position in the game of baseball, you can watch him watch the ball go out of the park and pretend like the batter couldn't possibly have known that it would have been a homerun and that they should have ran, even though the pitcher probably knew when it left their hand that it was getting smashed

Hockey players fight - the rest posture.

arwhitee5 pirates fan here I promise you the vast majority of our fan base hate those idiotic yes men

i woulda threw Terry out

@@don-yv4sk terry already was thrown out by the other ump

Either some folks have a fragile ego or they think baseball cures cancer, so they don't want any "disrespecting the game", smh. Some folks just care wayyy too much about things that affect their life in no way shape or form.

@Hayden WaschOK, I'll play along... To a batter it's like someone trying to punch you in the face but you grabbed their fist and bent it back in self defense it may be "like" a punch in their little sensitive ego, but the reality is that they threw a ball that got jacked.... deal with it like an adult and don't get pissy like an angry child.

Nothing. It's a great way to get in a team's head. That's why there are no rules against it.

Shawn Jones Nothing. Pitchers are just fragile pussies.

What's wrong with posing and styling for a moment before taking communion, blowing kisses at the groom's mother and grabbing your crotch as you give your daughter away, or rolling your eyes every time your boss instructs you to do something? None of that is technically illegal. Some things just need to be done a certain way based on social convention, and if you do something you know will be offensive, you have to expect to deal with someone being pissed off. Short answer: you just don't do it that way if you're a professional.

Watch jomboy media if your curious, best lip reading in the game

Look up Earl Weaver

Unexaggerated Aliva had to know a ball was coming his way too.

p0l1c3dude for sure. Sucks for him too because he was so cursed with concussions at that time

Nah back then it was clean. That's why they made the rule after the postseason to make sure slides like that wouldn't be legal anymore.

Amen to this

I would just like to have the second hr Deitric hit that day included in that clip. It was another river ball and he watched that one even longer.

that is not even funny

So glad we traded him.

Archer needs to take those fake dreads off his head. What a clown

Thank God that's the trend baseball is heading in. Players like Tim Anderson, Acuña Jr and Tatis Jr are making the game more exciting.

Epic! His Player of the Month card in MLB The Show '20 has sick power.

Why?? Batters job is to get on base. ANYWAY POSSIBLE!! *Besides ... Besides ... Besides* Players in 60's & the 70's used to lean in so they can get hit. Even an Boston Red Sox player was known to get HBP by purposely lean into the pitch. Pitchers these days are a bunch of pussies.

@@kevinthetruckdriver353 If you ignore the fact that it's against the rules to lean into pitches like that then sure.

@@nickmessner700 - there's a whole bunch of rules that players & coaches try to get around. Leaning into pitches is one of them. Good luck on trying to prove the batter intentionally try to break the rules. Without video replay.

@@kevinthetruckdriver353 But we're talking about why the clip is frustrating. While watching a video replay. We can see him intentionally lower his arm into the ball, so what point are you trying to make? He did a scumbag thing and people got annoyed, move on.

@@nickmessner700 - Why did the clip frustrated you?? The object of the game is pitcher throws the ball. The batter tries getting on base by a walk, hit, error, PB/WP on third strike or HBP. The pitcher threw it inside & hit the batter. That's the breaks. So again, Nick *Why are you frustrated??*

That is what you call an A1 chicken shit move. He deserved that perfect game.

And 2 outs!!!

And if the nats challenged it by rule it turns into a strike and the guy had 2 strikes so it would be a perfect game

Almost like an Almondo Gallaraga flashback

Gallaraga for the Detroit Tigers. If you haven't seen what happened with his perfect game. You need to

Well...not exactly. The MLB implemented the "Utley Rule" 4 months later. Mets shortstop Ruben Tejada broke his fibula and was out for weeks, missed playing in the World Series.

@@dvhughesdesign as a Mets fan Tejada had a good career going and he hasn't touched a MLB diamond since the injury

@@troyd95He was a solid player. I just saw a guy 1/2 hour ago in my neighborhood with a Mets Tejada tshirt on.

@@dvhughesdesign I can't believe they didn't do anything to that runner, despicable.

i will agree that is not cool at all to do but it could be called ethier way

YES

These are gr8

The only thing I got is that players will lollygag watching what they think is a homer, only for it to come up short, then get stuck at first or thrown out running. If there's any doubt, run.

@@theevermind Let the players that make the dumb assumption get themselves out, that's honestly nothing but a BENEFIT to the defense.

You can admire a HR on the way to first base

The only reason you hot the home run is because the pitcher screwed up, so by standing and admiring it, you are celebrating his mistake; poor sportsmanship.

​@@mywifesboyfriendisfirexD

I don’t know about that, but you never throw at a guys head. It’s extremely fucking dangerous. Take Adam Greenberg for example. His first ever major league at bat, he gets hit in the back of the head with a 92 mph fastball, underneath his helmet. He suffered a sever concussion, along with vertigo and vision issues. He never played in the majors again, aside from a one-day contract with the Marlins.

TheNeoEnigma what year was that ?

Weaver clearly didn't want to hit him. The guy was a perennial All Star selection for the majority of his career and would be able to hit the batter if he wanted to

@@logan_nowicki So you're saying that Weaver's control is so good, that it was intentionally aimed to almost hit Avila in the head? Avila, a guy who had nothing to do with the earlier HR, and has a reputation of being a gentleman of the game. Weaver was a hothead, particularly that year when he faced Verlander and they were both forerunners for the Cy Young.

@@BobHarrison1229 Actually yeah, at that point in his career Weaver could easily do that.

And Bush League moments part 2

That’s also a good idea

Shane Denney it was 92, when he wasn’t old bro

Lol

even if it were 78, at your head is at your head.

Loool

Haha

He set himself up for that one

250 subs with no content you only have 235 hahha

The same rule applies to Jomboy. You haven’t lived if you haven’t had the pleasure of watching a Jomboy breakdown.

Who's that gay

Weaver yes, Archer no. There should be less showboating in all sports. When you succeed at your job, is it okay to gloat about it to everybody around? That makes you an asshole who can't handle success- same with somebody who wants to watch their homerun like that douchebag on the Reds. They can watch the film and see that shit. It's meant to disrespect the other team.

@@slightexag wow you sound fun!!

Sports its still a game. Yeah it's a job but it's a game

@@slightexag Trash talk is what makes competitive sports/games more entertaining. You're too soft

​@@DruidsCalling i'm not talking about trash talk. you hear stories about jordan and ichiro talking trash, that's great. To stare at your homerun like you've never hit one before is something else entirely. it's not soft to prefer sportsmanship. i'm not saying the game needs to be less fun - we all like jomboy's breakdown of walkoffs and stuff. there's just a difference between trash talk, showboating, and celebrating.

Joseph Platt Check out Tigers vs White Sox fight from 2000

I hope he never plays in the big leagues again. I'm all against these Unwritten rules. But, that was just ridiculous

If I was a fan on the first baseline I would be absolutely RAILING that guy talking all the shit I possibly could. That's just so uncool.

@@demetriusmiddleton1246 Down 6 runs on the last pitch. They had no chance. He shouldve just taken the loss and let Max have his moment.

@@phxnigtmare are you agreeing with me or disagree mean?

@@demetriusmiddleton1246 agree, i was saying how i dont understand why he was even trying

Put your thang down and flip it too while you're at it

Here it is folks. The comment.

@@Kawlinz that is not what they’re referring to-

😂😂😂😂😂

@@josewmeldondo They're probably all drunk too...Those fuckin guys can rip em down...

At least he spent some time at the show. I had a hot cup of coffee

@@jonahmosher3024 not hating on his ability. Just soft

lets call that moment for what it was, that was Weaver quitting on the game and his team. He used being emotional about the HR as cover to tap out. He didn't want to be out there anymore, that's why he immediately started walking away, he quit. He's a quitter.

E1 Highlights u are not wrong

Lil Lando thanks , like your channel btw

You don't throw at their head you throw at the ribs or legs and its typically a slower pitch. Don't taunt

Because baseball players are soft

It’s accepted now

@@Kartracer6how is standing there, doing literally nothing but looking, considered “taunting”?

@npvuvuzela it's basically telling the pitcher "look at my amazing hit and the game will be on pause while I admire it".

well if u were a good umpire no one would scream at you. they only scream at the bad ones