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Yeah this is good but don't forget he's head of the biggest bunch of assholes that ever stepped in a football stadium. And they shouldn't be allowed to come to other stadiums.
Absolutely helped him. I’m sure he woulda improved on his own but having a whole city rally behind you like this has gotta help your mentality and approach so much. Hope he finishes on a high note and gets some great postseason action
Lol I’m emotionally unstable too cuz I teared up AND I’m from Philly so it’s hard to find positive reinforcement for anyone. This is great to see. Btw, not a baseball fan so I’m hearing about it on TikTok 😂😂😂
As a former baseball player, there's a very lonely feeling when you are making errors, striking out and just playing bad in general. You start to beat yourself up, your teammates start to get frustrated with you, and it's a vicious cycle. For me, it would typically be other players or coaches that would pick me up, when I was in a slump......but in the pro's, most players don't care and a lot of coaches see everyone as replaceable. So it's super cool to see the fans be there to pick him up. You have no idea how much he appreciates that. I guarantee you his play has been effecting him at home as well as on the field. He will never forget it.
Goes for working in Sales too...once you hit a slump & the pressure from mgmt & frustration start piling up it's incredibly easy to spiral & believe you'll never perform well again. Love seeing fans doing their part to lift up their dude.
@@leebarbs7176especially if you’re a top performing employee or ball player. The pressure is compounded. I worked sales for years. Can you imagine if your coworkers and their clients boo’d you? 😂 Why do we think it’s ok just because they play a sport for their career?
The fact he went and bought billboards to thank them instead of just tweeting it like most athletes or making a pass release and the fan who caused the fans to help him are amazing. This is awesome. Truly awesome.
Almost brought tears to my eyes. Most human beings respond well to positive reinforcement. I’ve always enjoyed my visits to Philadelphia, everyone has always been kind, and the best Italian food (and, of course, cheese steaks) to be found. Much love to, y’all.
Parents, educators, take note. This is an accomplished adult. A professional. One of the top players in his sport. Tremendous potential. Floundering badly. Responding to praise. To the fact the fans want him to do good. Results speak for themselves. If it's effective for Trea Turner, imagine what sincere encouragement can do for a child.
Totally agree with you, but some kids don't want to even try. I actually watched a PE teacher encourage a girl to finish a timed run. She walked and barely jogged most of the way. The whole class was done. He kept encouraging her telling her how much time she had to left to pull it off. She would jog a bit after he cheered her on, then walk again. She got near the end and had 20-30 seconds to finish the last 10-20 yards. What did she do? She stopped. Got a drink from her bottle. Then moped across intentionally AFTER the time. He told her she got no points for the day as a result (she failed). Not trying to be negative as that wasn't your point, but many kids are like this these days. Times have changed.
Now these are real fans. Understandably they were upset for his lacking performance but ended up supporting him in the end, and as a result lifted him up to where they needed him.
This was the first baseball game I’ve ever attended and WOW, WHAT AN EXPERIENCE I’ve started following baseball a bit more thanks to this! Of course I watched a few games on TV during last year’s run but I’ve paid way more attention since that game. I think I’m slowly becoming a baseball fan 😂
Yeah walking out in front of that many people who think you suck and boo you would make it super tough to perform. Some people get super motivated from situations like that. Others lose all confidence which just makes them play worse and worse. Everyone showing you support could really make a big difference
No fan base has a stronger effect on the game than Philly. We can break down a soon to be Cy Young like Strider or uplift and help a player overcome his slump like Turner. We are the most powerful fan base in all of sports.
As a man from Philly, I couldn't agree more. The biggest misconception about us is that we believe in tough love. If we boo you, it's because we know you're better than how you're performing. That's why the bank sells out almost every game.
@@BeardMan01how about just a man. A man who didn't need a foot on his neck while he was already down. Sometimes encouragement is different from stroking egos bearded brother.
Bryce Harper did it too. This is a town that players love to play for. And it's for this exact reason. It's a lot of pressure playing here and I think Trea thought he was passed the point of ever having support. But instead we went all in with him and man has he paid that forward. Been an amazing season so far.
@@shanelong5602 Wrong. I love how people hate us. And for reasons in their imagination. There have been literal murders in and right outside of other stadiums and people don't say sh*t. But because we boo opposing fans and talk sh*t people get butt hurt. Grow a set. I get along great with other fans if they bust chops back then we just laugh about it. But you seem to be the sensitive type.
First lets thank the guy aka baseball dad to share his understanding for his expression of support to Turner. That's all he needed was support and understanding. They are all kids at heart no matter how old you are.❤❤
@@justsayin._. Agreed! But in sports people choke especially if they know they don’t have the fans behind them. It feels good when you feel the support win or lose. That’s how it should. Fans have and always will be part of the team.
Its not positivity. Its difference between good and bad. Yes, that difference has to be positive for this effect to take place, but if the total is negative in the beginning it has a much greater effect than if it was already positive but still the positivity raises the same amounts. And it only works for limited time scales. And it depends how the person reacts. We can all see that a person can become frustrated if they are cheered too much for too long because it can start to feel fake or just become cold to it because it feels normal. This guy may have even the first time felt like it was fake but your body quickly tells you otherwise real quick even without thinking about it because the feelings of tens of thousands cheering for you can never feel too normal. It will feel special each time even if he thinks nothing of it particularly. This is what i call manipulating. Its maybe not the bad kind, but it still feels unfair to me, at the very least if it was done to me beause i want to be in control of my emotions and thooughts and performance and i want to know what i am like without anybodys "help". Its not that i dont appreciate the help, its that i want to see how much i can help myself without the help of others. I dont want to feel like for me to get my achievements i mightve needed somebodys help because then 1. I can never say to anyone just do what i did to achieve what i did if i cant even be sure nobody changed my mindset during achieving it and even if they did, HOW they did it and HOW to replicate it to maybe help my friend the same wat someone helped me and 2. I can never say while 100% truthful that "You can do it" because no matter how many people have done it, idk how much each of them got help from others compared to if this person gets any or wants any. Of course its a small factor most of the time but being more accurate never hurt someone gathering informaation which is what i wantto be doing as i find it possibly useful to someone.
@@dc_242 for some, it takes a lifetime to figure out. Point is, life is too short to be negative all the time. At 45, I’ve realized that the only thing I can control, is my own output. And when I do filter the crap, not only am I a better person, i FEEL better and my wife, kids, friends, family, students and colleagues are better. So yeah, positivity breads positivity.
No, good job philly fans. Because whenever philly fans did something bad y’all never said MLB fans and shared the blame. It all went to philly. Now they did something great and you wanna share. No, Great job philly fans.
This is the power humanity has. And as a Philly native. I absolutely love this. Philly has by far the most dangerous but most loveable and most loyal fan base in the country.
I’ve only heard about this 100000 times the past week watching the Playoffs, I’m actually pulling for the Phillies to take it all but we get it about Trea Turner and his standing ovation that turned his season around.
It's hard to imagine that a crowd can't have an impact on the mindset of a pro. In a perfect world, it wouldn't happen, but these pros are still human. They can still perform worse if their morale is low and they're made to feel less than. This is proof. Good on Philly for backing up their boy.
Such a great thing to do. Pumped Turner up and he saw and felt it. How awesome is that? Then Turner turns around and acknowledges the fans support! I love baseball!❤
I don't know too much about baseball, but I do know about parenting: In the long run, praising the good behavior that you want to see usually leads to much better results than making a big deal about punishing mishaps and bad decisions. Knowing that your teammates, coaches, and fans have your back and are trying to praise your efforts has simply got to be a huge help. I love to see this.
Wow! I think that support from the fans really helped turn it around for him. And I think he believes that as well and that’s why he took out those billboards to thank them ❤
The golden time someone get outta their slump. It's amazing when people do cause it's rare but the fact the fans brought him out of his slump during the game is beautiful
Your my absolute favorite fan I'm right there with you. But there is exceptions to the rule unless the player absolutely bashes the team,player, or fans. I'm seeing it with G.B fans with Aaron Rodgers. I'm a Jet's fan and alot of packer fans talk trash about Rodgers
When people say they cant change anything because they are only one person, im quoting this one fan. Youd be surprised how many people can come together if just one person speaks up. ❤
Just goes to show you how much the crowd being with you and showing love can improve and motivate you. Kudos to the guy who initially kicked off this outpouring of brotherly love.
Goes to show you how positive reinforcement grows confidence and restores a man belief in himself! Perfect example. He rewarded the fans not just on the field but said thank you Philly fans .
I was there for the first game that the crowd and myself did the standing ovation. I tell you it was electrifying in that stadium not one person seated. Proud moment right there.
The Yankees can learn from this. Imagine if they actually tried this instead of booing their players relentlessly and then when the players leave, excuse it as them “not being able to handle New York”
I have never booed a player. No player goes out and wishes to shit the bed in front of fans. They struggle sometimes bc they are human and err. What Philly has done is how you fix a player by knowing you have their back, in tough times and good times. Goodonya Philly and Trea.
Ok we’re not the most horrible fans in the world; we’re passionate and demanding & have had our hearts broken so many times😂. I love the guy who called on the fans to give this player the support and love he needed to overcome a rough patch!! GO PHILLIES❤❤❤🎉🎉❤❤❤
Solid proof a foundation is what makes the man. Make him unsteady he surely will topple. Support him and even when he stumbles, he will find solid ground and pickup running!
Mental health is so important, especially as an athlete on the national stage. Those boos are like a knife to the heart, so getting that sudden positivity when he's up to play is like getting a boost of energy to keep going. When someone is in a dark place, show them some love, it'll go a long way.
braindead comment. committing 300 mil to a guy playing replacement level is why he was getting boos. we weren’t giving him standing o’s because he was playing poorly, it was because of an interview he had and castellanos had right before this series where it became clear trea was working his ass off and not phoning it in like many fans thought. if a player isn’t giving his all and refuses to be a team player, that’s when we let him hear it (Wentz, Simmons, Werth, etc.). surface level takes like this add nothing and are just lazy attempts to take shots at the city.
This is Philly. We love our teams and the players on them... and while we will never hold back from letting them know when they disappoint - just like family - we remind them that we love them.
Absolutely why I love sports. But more than that, why I just love baseball. I've always felt this relationship with the fans is exactly what separates this game from others. And this is perfect man, so much humanity on both ends. There has to be a lesson we can learn through this. And how classy was the billboard? ❤⚾
