David Ortiz Sees Babe Ruth Bat, Bloody Sock, and More While Touring The Baseball Hall Of Fame 

His sock wasn’t a bigot that ripped off Rhode Island taxpayers 🤷🏻‍♂️

David Ortiz hall of famer

@@JeffWiersma how was he a bigot? and the Rhode Island business deal was settled.

@@mbhftw he’s homophobic, transphobic, and retweeted white nationalist/white supremacist content

@@mbhftw let's see besides fighting with, alienating almost every single former teammate, let's try denying evolution, comparing Muslims to Hitler, advocating for the lynching of journalists, supporting white supremacists on Brietbart Radio, and literally hundreds of racist, bigoted posts on Facebook. Yeah that video game fiasco was one of the LEAST horrible things he'll be remembered for. As a life long RedSox fan I'm sickened by the fact he was on the team. Take that bloody sock and shove it up his ass. If you really got to ask why was Schilling a racist then I suggest going back over his history. It's well documented. Curt Schilling is a piece of 💩

"What'd he call you?" "...Dustin" "Why'd he call you that?" "It's my fucking name!"

thanks for this info,Big Papi is ma guy,amazing dude

@@Thinwhiteduke1185 Pedroia..???

It’s all a lie

Nice !

Oh shit I made a comment elsewhere about how we saw Papi play in like 2011 at Fenway and my mum still remembers how the PA guy announced his name because it sounded so badass

My brother was friends with Jeter. When he came up to bat he would say Derek...pause..Jeter. to the crowd would boo longer. After a game he came up to Carl and said are you doing that on purpose? Carl said yup. Lol

RIP Carl.His voice is imprinted in my memory from watching NESN broadcasts and attending games.

@@DarrylbeaneBeane Always liked Jeter.Still do.A class act and a great player.

Saw him play and hit a homer off the New York. Go Sox

@thenewschmoo Was at Fenway

And Kirby, by my Stats, was THE MOST CLUTCH Hitter in Baseball History. No Question he had an effect on Papi.

Kirby def underrated and not mentioned enough. He was a beast

Red Sox suck!!!!! 🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽

2013 is when you scummy soxs beat my Cardinals in the World Series

@@OldBenKenobi2318 There was nothing scummy about the Red Sox in 2013. That was the year of the Boston Marathon Bombing when Ortiz lifted not only the city, but the nation, in defiance of terrorism. His speech at Fenway, 5 days after the bombing, "This jersey that we wear today, doesn't say Red Sox. It says Boston. This is our f***ing city. And nobody's gonna dictate our freedom. Stay strong." was about as real and powerful as it gets. Ortiz led from the start that season to the end. He rallied the team in a comeback for the ages in game 2 of the Championship Series against Detroit, having an impromptu meeting in the dugout, where he barked at the team for playing scared, then delivered a game tying grand slam in the 8th inning (which they went on to win) sending Torii Hunter tumbling over the bullpen fence and causing a Boston cop to raise his arms in triumph. Ortiz then went 11 for 16, hitting .688, with a 1.948 OPS in the World Series. That team earned every damn thing they got that year, including winning the trophy. Considering St. Louis has the second most World Series wins in all of MLB history, they aren't exactly starved of glory. They also were the beneficiaries of facing an "Impossible Dream" team in 1967, AFTER they lost their 22 year old right fielder, Tony Conigliaro, in August, when he was hit in the face by a Jack Hamilton pitch. Tony C. was an absolute star. He had already hit 100 home runs in his career. Barring injury, 500 homers was not an unreasonable career number, which Yaz shared after Tony's early death. Most loyal fans are going to cheer for their team no matter what, but teams like the Yankees and to a lesser extent, the Cardinals are spoiled. They have no idea what it's like to go 86 years without your team winning; just like in real life, it's easy to take what we're given for granted. St. Louis' all-time best player, Stan Musial, knew that truth and what was truly important. He was an even better man than he was a ball-player, clearly among the greatest to ever play. He didn't begrudge anyone, while comporting himself with humility and compassion.

AWSOME. I'm sure I will. My wife my self and my son are going to Cooperstown the end of July for my sons 12u Select Baseball Team Tournament. It's gona be wonderful to share that with my son the game we love can't wait.

Is it worth it I’ve been to the other major sports hall of fames I’m wondering where this ranks ?🤔

@@jacob45415 if you are a fan of baseball and history you would appreciate it. It’s Americas oldest major sport so they have stuff in there from 1800s which you won’t see in any of the others.

@@mannylora awesome 👏🏼

Yeah, once I found out that Brady's wife and children have been begging him to retire for years, but he's too concerned with his passing stats to care about them, I lost all respect. There's a difference between being the ultimate competitor and being a complete and total narcissist, and the past few years have demonstrated that Brady is the latter. Not to mention, 25 years in the NFL is going to have profoundly negative effects on his brain later on in life, and he's putting that burden on his wife and kids because God forbid someone throw a ball further than him. Plus, he is a complete and utter phony.

Yes for sure. Seems like a good dude.

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cool

It was steroids

@@jjmadoublen7375 You think Ted Williams was great because of steroids? Please send me a link proving this or even suggesting it. I must read it.

@@IlainME_sewcraftyme the video is about Ortiz, the steroid abuser

@@jjmadoublen7375 Wondering if you watched the same video and heard what David said about Ted? My response was mostly in regards to that. I respect David for what he did off the field more than on field. I was volunteering helping teenagers in literacy programs who stayed in school and graduated solely because of his off field activities. There is more to appreciate about a person than one dimension. Sorry if you can’t agree with me on that. I wish you the best but I am done with this discussion.

@@IlainME_sewcraftyme lol as a yankee fan he’s delusional I loved Ted Williams even as a yankee fan

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Nah that was the other guy putting a bat down lol

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A damn cheater, and nothing more...

@@jeffsmith2022 Wow. Bitter. You mean PEDs? The same thing 75% of all athletes do? Name a perfect athlete, ass.

He also played a big part in Massachusetts healing after the marathon bombings, he's special to us.

Ya, they cheated on the last WS they won.

word i was saying the same thing like dude back up 🤣

I don’t think he was doing that on purpose. It looks as if it’s a personal tour instead so he can talk to him one on one. The people In the background were just following z

I was thinking that too haha. I think he just really got into showing him the exhibit. You can tell the dude loves his job.

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I thought the same thing seeing your comment, but it looks like Ortiz doesn’t mind. They are just looking at baseball stuff and talking. The video is pretty raw

That’s the way it should be, too. If he wants to get in, he buys a ticket like the rest of us.

Very cool…. Care to share any other stories the rest of us wouldn’t be privy to?

@@scarlodonnell3631 wish I knew more, he died before I was born. Big dairy farmer from Oneonta, NY. He was wild and had some mediocre numbers by today's standards, but he had good stuff. 2nd in the league in K's one year, behind Bob Feller. Last guy to pitch to Lou Gehrig and I can point him out in some of those speech photos behind Gehrig. He went back to the farm during WW2. It's just so surreal thinking he was at Fenway and Polo Grounds and all that... on the team with Pesky before they named the pole after him. Happy to have that

@@AqueousMantra Thank you, much appreciated insight. Love to hear tales from yesteryear and of men and women of renown. Only things I can contribute are caught a foul ball in my glove straight back and up from home plate off the bat of Justin Turner off Scott proctor. Bout the extent I can contribute in the vast annals of baseball lore and is my small piece of baseball history. God bless, my fellow RU-vidr…..

@@scarlodonnell3631 thanks for appreciating haha. Hope someone thinks it's as cool as I do. The internet can be cool sometimes... and God bless baseball!

Ted was a bad ass man !

Thanks for that info on the VIP tour. I'd heard about Babe Ruth's cell phone but didn't know it had Ty Cobbs number in it. And very cool you were able to have your hands all over Yogi big cup. With his passing I can't think of any way to get closer. Good stuff for sure.

@@turkwendell6904 ty. It was surreal to say the least

He was a juicer it pretty obvious

@@craig7138 So was Jack La Lanne.

@@craig7138 Nah, I don’t know about that- I just think he was too f-kin’ strong! 😄😄😄

@@KHoltzie he literally failed a test lol

He all the sudden started hitting a ton of power when he came to balco park yeah nothing suspicious there him and manny roidmirez

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