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6/5/99: Orlando Hernandez fields Rey Ordonez's drive and decides to hurl his glove to first when the ball gets stuck in it
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@momentary_ 9 лет назад

It would have been hilarious if the runner on 3rd tried to steal home and the 1st baseman had to throw the glove to home plate to stop him.

@klaus7443 7 лет назад

Omg, yes! Or the runner caught in a rundown....

@cfb30 4 года назад

In that case, it wouldn't be a steal. It would be advancing on ground out.

@Supmouseman 4 года назад

Puddington he would have never threw the glove in that scenario. You obviously don’t play beisbol

@BryceRogers_ 4 года назад

@@cfb30 does that count as a fielder's choice in the books?

@debgib007 3 года назад

Your adding too much. Just shut up please and thank you.

@flyhighcrow1556 9 лет назад

The announcers laugh lol

@edgarsaenz6403 8 лет назад

Ikr

@victorha9923 6 лет назад

Tim McCarver. Did Yankee games locally, then nationally broadcast games with Fox. (And maybe other gigs too that I'm not aware of). Boy did local Yankee fans hate him. He was okay, shrug

@polishtheturdmickelson5473 6 лет назад

Joe and Tim were the Biggest Cardinal homers ever.

@skipbayless557 2 года назад

It was kind of funny, broad.

@tony_anello 6 лет назад

0:34 Joe Buck, Tim McCarver, and Elmo in the booth

@vinniethegooch7830 3 года назад

Sweet as candy!

@humbertothebeliever2443 2 года назад

El Duque was one of my favorite pitchers. I was always confident the Yankees were gona win when he pitched. I loved the way he cocked his leg up to his chin. David Wells, Mussina and Pettie were also great. That Yankee team was the best.

@hughdismuke4703 2 года назад

I always had the same view also. And El Duque did everything perfect. He always walked away with the right numbers as well as the win. It was rare he had a bad game. Even his loses were well pitched also for the most part.

@loveislife77 8 лет назад

This is the most excited I've heard Joe Buck in the last 20 years.

@TheGrizNation 9 лет назад

Runner on 3rd missed an easy scoring opportunity.

@MrBurgundy76 7 лет назад

Jason Lange typical mets

@somerandomguy84 6 лет назад

Yup, that's coaching too. Hard to predict a situation like that, but it does fall in the category of "how to react to an error" (I know this isn't an error)

@ajjim2822 3 года назад

That would be unfair

@laprinceclark306 2 года назад

Well when he caught it he was looking at 3rd already

@iamhungey12345 2 года назад

Probably got caught off guard from the play El Duque made.

@danieldefalco5614 10 лет назад

That would have been one of the worst plays ever if that ball popped out of the glove and went flying lol

@johnzattor5876 5 лет назад

I thought that myself

@CovfefeDotard 4 года назад

It was stuck

@jorgeponce5512 Год назад

Love El Duque, but the mixed facial expression of Joe Torre seems to agree with you. As a fan, he likes it on an emotional level, but as a manager he probably thinks rationally that, had the ball popped out, the runner on 3rd would have scored and Ordonez could have reached 1st or perhaps 2nd base. Had El Duque kept the ball, he still had the chance of double play with next batter.

@ricky5369 Год назад

@@CovfefeDotard yea but he's saying was it worth the risk in case it got unstuck and came out?

@2chin4u Год назад

Jorge Ponce I disagree. You get the outs when you can get them. So many times an error leads to a big inning.

@hornymanonfire 10 лет назад

Back when Yankee stadium was always packed. Can't remember the last time i seen that

@mawproduced 10 лет назад

sooooo true!!!!!

@joshmendelowitz2100 10 лет назад

It was a subway series game against the Mets. Those games are packed every year, no matter how competitive the teams are.

@2011blueman 10 лет назад

That was back when it didn't cost $500+ to take your kids to a game.

@FAITHandLOGIC 10 лет назад

The new stadium it too expensive.

@timothyw3804 10 лет назад

Agreed

@lethrneck4 8 лет назад

el duque was so $$$ in the playoffs

@liamgallagherrr 2 года назад

The weird part is Tino didn’t look surprised to complete the play as the glove flew towards him as if it was routine

@mrmacross 10 лет назад

Now that I think about it, I think the runner at third probably could've scored on that play. I don't think there's any chance Tino Martinez would either 1) get the ball out in time to throw the guy out at home 2) thrown the glove and ball home in time to throw out the runner or 3) run home to tag out the runner. I wish he tried. It would've been interesting.

@tomford7983 10 лет назад

Pretty bad for the third base coach not to notice this. Even if Martinez threw it to home quickly, there's no way he can put it in accurately enough for the catcher to make an easy tag.

@tomford7983 10 лет назад

Plus there are two outs at this point. Just going by percentages it is worth it to try something like this rather than hope the next hitter gets a base hit. If the next guy hits .300 then to not try this means he thinks it has less than a 30% chance of working. It's got to be at least 50/50 imho.

@Whitsoxrule1 9 лет назад

Could you imagine how legendary that would be if the guy at third runs for home and Martinez proceeds to throw the glove to the catcher for the out?

@pandasweater 9 лет назад

mrmacross The first thing I thought of after watching this video. The runner at third and the third base coach were not paying attention. After the ball is hit, the runner on third should freeze. After El Duque fields the ball the third base runner should continue to hold. Once El Duque starts running to first, the runner on third should shift his feet to give him the ability to quickly motion towards home plate because El Duque is not going to suddenly spin and throw to third after running towards first. After El Duque throws the glove to first base, the runner on third should be sprinting towards home plate. By the time Tino Martinez catches that glove the runner on third should be sliding towards home plate.

@hughdismuke4703 2 года назад

Its possible the play may have confused the runner or the runner was running back in the direction of the bag not realizing what was going on, thus missing a possible opportunity to score. He probably would've been gunned down at the plate after Martinez fired the glove home. LOL!

@sctvhound 10 лет назад

I remember watching this live.

@robertthomas2601 10 лет назад

That was awesome. Duque didn't even know if he could do that. Look at how he looks at the umps afterward.

@biglebauski8842 Год назад

That was fun to watch but I was more impressed by his sidearm delivery. He had a ton of different arm angles, windups, pitches etc. Wish there was a video on his whole arsenal.

@renardmigrant 10 лет назад

"You think that won't be in some highlight plays" 15 years later...

@TheCbrown146 9 лет назад

Still a better love story than twilight.

@FUCKINGENIOUS 6 лет назад

Fail

@alexsummers5096 10 лет назад

Lol, if that glove throw was inaccurate that goes down as an all time blooper

@Deathtour2929 10 лет назад

Would have been even better if the runner on third realized the ball was stuck and tried to run home. And then the first baseman throws the glove to the catcher for the double play. Oh well nice play anyway.

@coachv4712 10 лет назад

now that made me laugh

@janalecdavalos1377 9 лет назад

If only sterling called that.

@justahyundai 10 лет назад

That one high pitched "ha!"

@Look2TheSky101 10 лет назад

He throws his entire glove, not just half of it

@nomibe2911 4 года назад

It would've been really impressive had he thrown half of it.

@scottyp2505 5 лет назад

I remember watching this, I was losing it I thought it was the coolest thing

@choptanktuxent2 10 лет назад

When I saw the video title I thought El Duque threw the glove in anger. [roll eyes]

@Carson_Solomon 9 лет назад

that wind up at 0:58 tho

@matthewgrasso7167 2 года назад

This was a great day of New York sports. This was going on followed by Lemon Drop Kid foiling Charismatic's Triple Crown at Belmont followed by Knicks/Pacers playoff game which ended up being the LJ 4-Point Play game.

@ricebuckets 9 лет назад

who's here after they saw the Lester play today?

@billyhammett 9 лет назад

Jensen Yamane the yipssss

@ricebuckets 9 лет назад

billyhammett haha yeah the only play he made to a base this year was by throwing the ball by way of his glove...if he had gotten the ball out he would've thrown it away

@doctormartian6222 Год назад

impressive text book catch by Tino Martinez

@hughdismuke4703 2 года назад

Met El Duque in Chicago while visiting a hotel the Yankees were staying in. We walked up upon El Duque cussing some guy out for bothering him while El was on the phone with his mother who was trapped in Cuba at the time. We were shocked and I was like 'wow, there's something wrong with this guy.' While walking back to the hotel El Duque was walking towards us, stopped and personally apologized for the incident. He explained that he didn't get much time to talk to his mother and the guy was pestering him for autographs, although I did feel sorry for the guy who got the brunt of it in his face. It was understandable and that changed my mind about El just being a normal person. I probably would've done the same in that situation, I can't really imagine. Plus you have to hand it to the guy, he literally built a raft and floated to America risking his life for asylum here in the states. That took a ton of guts because those currents could've carried him out to sea also. But it wasn't hard to get his papers once he got here. He was at the time on the national team for Cuba and one of its greatest players. MLB was looking for his services and the only way he could participate was to defect. It was one way for him to get freedom and possibly for his family as well and so his life went beyond just baseball. It really makes you think about immigration and how we need to make it a better system.

@aperezvoyages 8 лет назад

Such an incredible play!!

@rolandojuchuna484 8 лет назад

hàsta ahora en el 2016 platique con un amigo y se sorprendio mucho de quien estaba hablando el duke hernandez.

@mpthorvonericksen 5 лет назад

Props to Tino for actually catching it too...

@francisalbert1799 9 лет назад

Who's here cause they just remember watching it back in '99

@geraldp. Год назад

I was at this game as a nine year old. 18th row behind the third base dugout.

@GorillaRadio88 9 лет назад

El duque been watching too much angels in the outfield

@Ken-bp3ql 9 лет назад

+GorillaRadio88 haha that's what this reminded me of too. I doubt he has even seen it though.

@GorillaRadio88 9 лет назад

+Kenny I wouldn't be surprised if he had seen it. Cubans live for baseball.

@THXEB-nj5wr 8 лет назад

+GorillaRadio88 well Cubans and dominicans

@Brammy007a 8 лет назад

I was at this game..... upper deck down the left field line.

@geraldp. Год назад

Me too. 18th row behind third base. Crazy how this play has a million views.

@RIDGEMATIC Год назад

ALL TIME GREAT

@somerandomguy84 6 лет назад

0:12 Joe Buck sounds like Seinfeld doing a bit

@Metsfan7232 6 лет назад

Remember this happening another time as well. How a baseball gets stuck in a glove is beyond me.

@hughdismuke4703 2 года назад

Fielders gloves usually have deep rounded pockets for easier cradling of a fielded ball. In shaping it, it is possible to force open an opening just enough where a ball could get trapped, combined with the force of the ball hitting the pocket. That's probably what happened. It's a very rare thing and I've seen it happen about maybe 2-3 times over a 46 year span where I followed the game. This is the only time I saw a glove actually thrown for an out though.

@marksommers4179 Год назад

He must've had his glove covered in pine tar.

@emilyelizabethbuchanan998 8 месяцев назад

Terry Mulholland had it happen, famously, and threw the announcer COMPLETELY off his stride.

@MrTommyg024 9 лет назад

Jon Lester just repeated this for the Cubs... :)

@juggalo1414 9 лет назад

Lol yup. Saw that, too.

@TheUmpireStrikesBack 10 лет назад

Anyone else notice the umpires wearing the Tiger Woods shirts?? Haha

@dominickbotello 2 года назад

the runner on 3rd was so in shock he couldnt even think straight even the pitcher motioned that he was ready to catch the glove 😂😂😂😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

@revgen123 10 лет назад

Makes me wonder if El Duque might of have any foreign substances in his glove. Shades of Gaylord Perry.....

@UTrueCheW 10 лет назад

The laughter kills me lol

@JCpatriots 10 лет назад

Too bad the runner at 3rd didn't notice the ball was stuck in the glove sooner. Easy score that would have been.

@luisguanche5168 10 лет назад

Yoda are you?

@KiNGxLua 10 лет назад

that catch tho!!

@hadmiar8 5 лет назад

And in the end, it just goes in the boxscore as a 1-3 putout. Makes you wonder how many times weird things like this happened before play-by-play and film existed.

@rolandojuchuna484 8 лет назад

te recuerdo con mark of exelent catering.

@cristinav3548 9 лет назад

The Cubbies pitcher did this a couple weeks ago.

@ayemeta3194 3 года назад

too bad this was a rare thing to happened. the 3rd base coach didn’t know if he should run the guy on 3rd being it’s prob his 1st time in that situation.

@stevedandy973 10 лет назад

Heads-up play by El Duque.

@Brian211978 10 лет назад

It would be insane if they converted a double play with that!

@stlcardinals251 9 лет назад

that's pure baseball intelligence

@jorgeponce5512 5 лет назад

The batter was Rey-O.

@KleWdSide 4 года назад

Very resourceful

@scrum7 3 года назад

I was at this game when I was 10…. Very confusing at the time 🤣

@cheezyhomeboy8703 10 лет назад

that akward moment when the bag makes a noise at 7:00

@abigailabigail3420 3 года назад

DUKE. MARVELOUS. CRAZY. CUBA. PRESIDENT

@hibryd1 10 лет назад

This wasn't the play that set the precedent, though. They got the out because of a player who did the same thing in 1987 (also while playing against the Mets), as they mention in the video.

@andrewpadaetz5549 10 лет назад

9/3/86-Terry Mulholland at Shea off Keith Hernandez's bat...

@jorgeponce7947 7 лет назад

You can rest assured he had done that back in Cuba more than once.

@mrosa718 9 лет назад

God I miss El Duque

@johnnygunzfilmbuff7821 4 года назад

Same.

@usaalways 9 лет назад

I would have sent the runner from 3rd home. I mean how would Tino throw that glove to the catcher to get that runner out?

@bwaters735 3 года назад

best play ever

@rockerseven 10 лет назад

he was watching angels in the outfield lol

@hun64597 9 лет назад

Everyone has the look of "The fuck?"

@DazReht 10 лет назад

LIKE A GLOVE!

@eduardog.465 10 лет назад

I do think the ball had some crazy glue on it I don't know who did it but it was crazy glue for sure next time use a sharp machete to get it separate.

@robertrodriguez2979 Год назад

nunca habia visto esto

@ddesimone9912 6 лет назад

I cant believe that's aloud...

@nymets071087 10 лет назад

I'm not sure what's more impressive. El Duque throwing his glove or Rey Ordonez hitting the ball hard.

@Deathtour2929 10 лет назад

Lol, it wasn't hit that hard though. Off the end of the bat. Probably would have been picked up by the shortstop if the pitcher misses it.

@JacobRantsReuploads 10 лет назад

Wow a Cleveland fan cracks up lol

@johnnygunzfilmbuff7821 3 года назад

Like In Angels in the Outfield.

@TL2354 7 лет назад

Ordonez might've been safe if he busted it down to first but not hustling has plagued the Mets for years. Bit them in the ass the following year in the 2000 World Series. Jose Reyes didn't always hustle, same for Wright.

@rolandojuchuna484 8 лет назад

tube la dicha de conocerte en persona y no logre reconocerte bueno tambuen el trabajo no me deja te servi donnas von azucar y canela.

@MONYC1957 3 года назад

On the day of a subway series game, I pulled up this memory. How many current players would think this fast?

@emoney316 Год назад

Vlad Guerrero jr

@francisalbert1799 9 лет назад

31 people had this happen to them

@ScreamingYellowMach 9 лет назад

LMAO!! That was awesome!!!!!!

@elbob17 5 лет назад

Terry Mulholland did it first. Old farts who grew up on 1980s baseball will remember.

@stripervince1 9 лет назад

i remember that play. and yeah torre didnt give a shit. his success with the yanks was amazing, but to me he was always a national league guy. mattingly should have been manager

@iamhungey12345 2 года назад

Can't argue with the results that time.