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Greatest All Star Performance Ever? Pedro's 1999 All Star Game Breakdown 

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Pedro Martinez was arguably the most dominant pitcher ever at his peak.
The 1999 MLB All Star Game featured Pedro at his best facing some of the most feared hitters ever to step on a baseball diamond. Pedro struck out Barry Larkin, Larry Walker, Sammy Sosa, Mark McGwire and Jeff Bagwell (3 hall of famers and 2 hitters who hit over 63 home runs).
Only other pitching performance that compares is Carl Hubbell's 1934 All Star game where he struck out 5 hall of famers including Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Jimmy Foxx, Al Simmons and Joe Cronin.
Also featuring Ted Williams, Hank Aaron, Bob Feller, Bob Gibson, Tom Seaver and others who were at the 1999 game.
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@frankanon4450
@frankanon4450 Год назад
He's probably the best pitcher I've ever seen and I've been watching since '77. Thanks for the video
@PitchingNinjaVideos
@PitchingNinjaVideos Год назад
Thanks for watching!
@theccpisaparasite8813
@theccpisaparasite8813 Год назад
That I've seen in person ... probably.
@Shel230
@Shel230 11 месяцев назад
​@@theccpisaparasite8813nah Bob gibson
@Shel230
@Shel230 11 месяцев назад
Nah Bob gibson
@HT-sm9dm
@HT-sm9dm 10 месяцев назад
Yeah but he would be just an average Joe today with the evolution of the game. Players are just so much better now than when Pedro played.
@Andy_Babb
@Andy_Babb Год назад
I am *_SO_* grateful that I was a old enough to watch Pedro, and so, so lucky to have watched him pitch in person 4 or 5 times. Unless you experienced it you’ve never seen an entire city get as absolutely electric and buzzing the way Boston did before a Pedro start. Every Pedro game was like an all day, city-wide event. Everyone was Dominican that day and everyone had a blast. It was unlike anything I’ve ever seen - and I’ve had season tickets to the Patriots since 1993 and watched 6 Super Bowls. There will never be another Pedro, and for 7-8 years there was nobody better… probably in history. And yes I understand how significant of a statement that is
@ryandhall
@ryandhall Год назад
Prime Pedro wasn’t human. He was some sort of pitching robot. Absolutely insane!
@Shel230
@Shel230 11 месяцев назад
No bob gibson was way better u guys must be new baseball fans
@HT-sm9dm
@HT-sm9dm 10 месяцев назад
Yeah but he would be just an average Joe today with the evolution of the game. Players are just so much better now than when Pedro played.
@Shel230
@Shel230 10 месяцев назад
@@HT-sm9dm no players were way better back then
@vn_loc7316
@vn_loc7316 7 месяцев назад
@@Shel230 yeah players back then were way better with all the roids.
@smosmo4617
@smosmo4617 Год назад
So many great pitchers in history but Pedro is my all time favorite. As a met fan it was a blessing to have him for a handful of years
@christopherjamesboudoir
@christopherjamesboudoir Год назад
The Immortal Jerry Remy said it best about Pedro and how good his change was. Pedro could come up to you at the plate and tell you that he was going to throw his change and where he was going to throw it. Then he would go back to the mound, throw his change exactly where he said he was going to throw it and you would still miss it. He had a change up the like of which we will probably never see again.
@RealJeffTidwell
@RealJeffTidwell Год назад
Splitters be green with envy
@christopherjamesboudoir
@christopherjamesboudoir Год назад
@@RealJeffTidwell Last I remember Pedro didn't throw a legit splitter, tho some of his pitches may have had similar action.
@brooks71982
@brooks71982 4 месяца назад
It was his fingers, they were so crazy how he could take off speed with them
@christopherjamesboudoir
@christopherjamesboudoir 4 месяца назад
@@brooks71982 they were very long. It allowed him to really get that ball deep into his hand when he threw his change.
@brooks71982
@brooks71982 4 месяца назад
@@christopherjamesboudoir i’m sure you’ve seen that video that was on Nesn back in the day where he would just be bending his fingers in different directions showing how he could grab the ball. It looked abnormal.
@puppetmaster706
@puppetmaster706 Месяц назад
Pedro’s my favorite pitcher of all time! He was the most dominant pitcher ever from 1997-2004
@slitherstab
@slitherstab Год назад
great video. imo was one of the nastiest pitchers i have ever seen. his movement and control was next to none.
@PitchingNinjaVideos
@PitchingNinjaVideos Год назад
Thanks! It was fun making this one.
@RAH0409
@RAH0409 Год назад
This All-Star Game was awesome! The pregame ceremonies with the all-time greats, followed by an absolute show by Pedro. This was one of those baseball memories I'll never forget. Pedro was my favorite pitcher in baseball - a joy to watch - and I was just giddy watching him slice through that lineup.
@theccpisaparasite8813
@theccpisaparasite8813 Год назад
Absolutely
@Whizzinby777
@Whizzinby777 Год назад
I considered this the most dominant display of pitching I had ever seen at the time. I love that this start has grown to reach legendary status in the years since. This was a jaw dropping performance.
@mikehendrickson3121
@mikehendrickson3121 Год назад
I remember recording this game on VHS, probably still have it somewhere
@jefffinkbonner9551
@jefffinkbonner9551 Год назад
That Larry Walker stat sheet is totally nuts. Dude was hitting north of .350 with an OPS of 1.100! With that murder’s row of bats back then, you’d think pitchers would be terrible, yet that era also saw some of the greatest ever with the likes of Randy Johnson, Greg Maddux, Roger Clemens, Mariano Rivera, and of course, Pedro Martinez!
@Il_Exile_lI
@Il_Exile_lI Год назад
@Bread And Circuses Coors Field was certainly insane in the '90s (pre-humidor, high offense era, etc.), but Walker still had a wRC+ of 168 over those three seasons (wRC+ normalizes across league and park environments). Across those three seasons, he was second in MLB in wRC+ behind only Mark McGwire. Walker's raw stats may have been inflated by Coors, but even factoring that in he was still one of the best hitters in baseball.
@solophentii3468
@solophentii3468 Год назад
That 5:09 pitch is probably the prettiest changeup ever thrown. The fact that he was that powerful despite being 5'11" and under 200 lbs. is mind-boggling.
@tato2493528
@tato2493528 Год назад
4:44 that's definitely a strike nowadays. crazy how much the strike zone has changed over the years
@coyote5point0
@coyote5point0 Год назад
But 8:45 wasn't a strike, so it evens out
@SavagesInMyTown
@SavagesInMyTown Год назад
well told story. i like how you put it all together
@PitchingNinjaVideos
@PitchingNinjaVideos Год назад
Thanks!
@gwizdolby
@gwizdolby 5 дней назад
I was at the Ocean view pub on Martha's Vineyard when I watched this game. It was electric!
@netrade3898
@netrade3898 20 дней назад
"The changeup from Hell."---Paul O'Neill
@johnh1353
@johnh1353 3 месяца назад
I know video tech wasn't as good back then, but Pedro's breaking ball would seemingly teleport across video frames
@emmanuelfrechette5498
@emmanuelfrechette5498 11 месяцев назад
The Expos farm system and player development was crazy. Martinez, Johnson, Walker, Raines, Dawson, Carter, Guerrero, Grissom. Absolutely wild that they never had a championship
@rossg8819
@rossg8819 11 месяцев назад
I was 8 years old when this took place, I remember the players flocking to Ted Williams. We all knew Pedro was dominant but this was next level
@Geotubest
@Geotubest 6 месяцев назад
Great video. I used to throw BP to Sosa back in the day.
@patron40silver
@patron40silver 3 месяца назад
Lifelong, 50+ years, Dodgers fan and Maddux is my favorite P of all time. He and Martinez are the 2 best Ps I've ever seen. I can remember when my Dodgers traded him for Delino DeShields and I'm still disgusted and regretful.
@aaronneal4280
@aaronneal4280 10 месяцев назад
Thanks for this. That changeup...
@biffdanielson2820
@biffdanielson2820 Год назад
That has to be the nastiest change up in the history of the game.
@bostonredsox49
@bostonredsox49 4 месяца назад
The reason I love not just the Sox but Baseball. The 99 ASG
@billsouza4457
@billsouza4457 9 месяцев назад
50+ year Red Sox fan so I am partial of course but without a doubt in my mind he is the best I have ever seen.
@chiefdiamond17
@chiefdiamond17 8 месяцев назад
I do agree this should be displayed on a loop on cooperstown 24 hrs a day
@senorcornersatx
@senorcornersatx 11 месяцев назад
It's so hard to compare pitcher's from different eras, but it's hard to believe that anybody was better than prime Pedro Martinez.
@M3TaGh0sStT
@M3TaGh0sStT Год назад
Not the Golden Age, but the Renaissance of Baseball. Definitely wanted to announce his presence with authority!
@GuyCarpenter-hp2ln
@GuyCarpenter-hp2ln Год назад
Yankee fan, 99 Pedro was the best single season from a pitcher.
@markuyehara7880
@markuyehara7880 Год назад
That change up not only fooled Larkin but it fooled Rodriguez as well. You can see him shift his weight to his right before Pedro's change screwballs back over the plate.
@dougnewman3935
@dougnewman3935 10 месяцев назад
He hits the nail on the head. Pedro did this in the steroid era. For that he gets my nod as best ever. His only knock was he had trouble going long. As a Yankee fan I just hoped we kept the game close to get to the bullpen.
@standepain
@standepain 9 месяцев назад
There a chance Pedro was juiced up too though.
@llorenstorrespr4409
@llorenstorrespr4409 3 месяца назад
He had the two most dominant years in MLB history.
@jimbotc2000
@jimbotc2000 4 месяца назад
El Pedro !!
@deadarmd
@deadarmd 27 дней назад
Best arsenal of all time. So glad he got his ring
@NightmareSWGOH
@NightmareSWGOH 3 месяца назад
"intimidating when my pitch change up like Pedro" - Akrobatik
@dergin38467
@dergin38467 3 месяца назад
A 98 mph fastball after an 84 mph change up is wild! MLB the show type of stuff
@deadarmd
@deadarmd 27 дней назад
His stuff for nowadays guys who are like 6-8 250 pounds gets overlooked but he was 5-10(on a good day!) 175 pounds
@jrrivera4450
@jrrivera4450 Год назад
My favorite starter pedro and favorite closer mariano rivera 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
@user-uo8yh9tb8g
@user-uo8yh9tb8g 8 месяцев назад
what's amazing is that like The Great One, Wayne Gretzky, Pedro was constantly doubted for simply being undersized... many a sound baseball mind thought there was no way that frame was not going to implode with the power it possessed... and sure enough, eventually it did. However, the monster that was prime Pedro Martinez was like Maddux' smart ans skilled, except he also had the 100mph fastball when he needed it. But as he proved against the Indians in his classic no-hit relief appearance, he could get it done with cunning, finesse, an all-time change-up, and a massive ego/ chip on his shoulder... funniest props I heard given to Pedro was when he was a teammate of bigfoot-sized reliever Lee Smith... who said of Pedro something on the order of, 'he's the best pitcher in baseball, and doesn't even have a damn chest hair!' Nope, boyish, and skinny and Jeri curled, but he might as well have been 10ft tall with shark's teeth and Terminator' muscle with his attitude AND his pure "stuff"... I lived just outside of Boston, and was amazed watching Roger Clemens fan 20 first, and then do it again... that's just crazy (and nobody is going to do that 3 times either), but Pedro was the better pure artist/predator in his prime... and when you post a WHIP that beats dead ball era numbers *at the height of the steroid era*... well, you do the math...
@KingOfKings__
@KingOfKings__ 14 дней назад
I like how you address Sosa’s allegations of Steroids but gloss over Mark’s
@Bradleytosh
@Bradleytosh Год назад
Definitely on the Mount Rushmore of pitchers
@treadathletics
@treadathletics Год назад
Amazing breakdown Rob! We just broke down his mechanics on our page as well for those wanting more.
@user-vc3ok2xb9s
@user-vc3ok2xb9s 8 месяцев назад
Best ever .
@theathlete1903
@theathlete1903 Год назад
His lettuce alone could have been on Mount Rushmore! He was DIRTY DIRTY!
@allenwestee8364
@allenwestee8364 Год назад
"Grab some pine meat" - my grandma at our family reunion game
@chrismoser9676
@chrismoser9676 Год назад
Best ever
@Actor_Brendan_Crash_Burt
@Actor_Brendan_Crash_Burt Год назад
I’m old enough to have seen them both. And Even as a heartbroken Mets fan in January of 2023. Pedro of the Red Sox is an all time great. DeGrom is the 🐐 He’s better than anybody I’ve ever seen with these 2 eyes. -And no I don’t mean the Pedro that played for the Mets. Whom though reinvented was still very good. Seaver was before my time. As was Gibson Koufax etc. My Rushmore is Pedro, DeGrom, Unit, Kershaw, Maddox Verlander & runner up: Smoltz Hersh, An IMO underrated Dave Stewart & I’m likely forgetting somebody. Grienke Sabathia Johan Musina Glavine were all great but need to rise when Pedro enters the room.
@Andy_Babb
@Andy_Babb Год назад
I remember being SO mad that pudge threw the runner out bc I wanted to see Pedro get 6 K 😩
@michaelteret4763
@michaelteret4763 8 месяцев назад
Prime Pedro was superhuman.
@moiseswynns1142
@moiseswynns1142 Год назад
Yup no question
@willshad
@willshad 5 месяцев назад
Curious why Piazza wasn't in that lineup somewhere.
@Andy_Babb
@Andy_Babb Год назад
I think the high heat to Sosa wasn’t a miss at all. Pedro rarely missed. After 2 off-speed pitches he through a fastball right by Sosa’s eyes where he couldn’t not see it fly by, and then he went down with off-speed again. I think that high fastball was specifically thrown to throw Sammy off on the following pitch
@wp8639
@wp8639 Год назад
When are you going to do a video of the 17K game against the Yankees? I wonder if anyone ever asked him about the at bat where he gave up the HR to Chili Davis, cause really, that should have been a No No if he didn't hit that HR.
@OtisMoto
@OtisMoto 11 месяцев назад
I have pedro number 1 all-time.
@kwquinn14
@kwquinn14 Год назад
7:28 the look on Mark’s face 😆 almost like he wants to bash the umpires face in with his bat 😠 I bet Mark was just a real peach to be around, probably still is too. Which is funny because growing up, I always thought he was the good cop to Canseco’s bad cop, but then you hear some of the stories about Mark…
@stevecohen11
@stevecohen11 9 месяцев назад
The only problem with Pedro’s All-Star performance is that he actually hurt his arm and had to go on the disabled list as a result
@thebestninja80
@thebestninja80 8 месяцев назад
7:18 looks like the juice is about to burst out of his 👀
@grokeffer6226
@grokeffer6226 11 месяцев назад
👍👍👍
@Gnofg
@Gnofg 5 месяцев назад
Carl Hubbell.
@georgerafael
@georgerafael 11 месяцев назад
third greatest individual season in history. no disrespect to pudge rodriguez, but martinez was MVP that year.
@DavidSilva-fq7nt
@DavidSilva-fq7nt 10 месяцев назад
Remember Pedro. Who's your daddy, chant?
@DeanJaquez-yi8gk
@DeanJaquez-yi8gk 3 месяца назад
Sosa was the only one on steroids in that lineup?
@shanedriscol
@shanedriscol Год назад
I'm a die hard Yankees fan and I absolutely HATE Pedro but damn could that guy pitch. One of the best. Hated seeing him on the mound against my Yanks
@therealbs2000
@therealbs2000 Год назад
One of the requirements for being on rushmore is you gotta be able to get fans to say stuff like this.
@janseyveloz8515
@janseyveloz8515 10 месяцев назад
I'd say 2000 was his peak performance.
@Andy_Babb
@Andy_Babb Год назад
In his prime he’d bring the 97mph heat, or 92mph, then changeup between 85-89 and a nasty slurve between 81-85. Just disgusting stuff
@Andy_Babb
@Andy_Babb Год назад
Dude had like 5 punch out pitches lol
@georgewashingtoniv8745
@georgewashingtoniv8745 7 месяцев назад
Closing thing to playing Chess I've ever seen in baseball......
@Cincyboy56
@Cincyboy56 8 месяцев назад
Unhittable. Absolutely unhittable
@dougamundson6836
@dougamundson6836 8 месяцев назад
Pedro and the best All Star Game Performance ever? Har, har, har. I guess you never heard the name Carl Hubbell. He struck out 5 Hall of Fame Hitters.....IN A ROW. Cripes, nobody else ever came close to that.
@MistaGrim
@MistaGrim Год назад
That curveball DID make Sammy see a ghost. After that pitch, he turned white......LITERALLY.
@SheepofChrist818
@SheepofChrist818 Год назад
I’ve never seen Sammy Sosa and Michael Jackson in the same room.
@user-xc5nl8jm8b
@user-xc5nl8jm8b Год назад
did Pedro have the greatest pitching career ever? no..... But Pedro at his peak in 1999 and 2000 was and still is the greatest any pitcher has ever been. This man was a one man wrecking crew that ripped straight through the steroid era
@nosexinviolence.3358
@nosexinviolence.3358 Год назад
Issue with #45 was he was 5 Feet 11 inches tall 165ibs and being a athlete at that size is considered small (Compared to #51 Almost 7 feet well over 220ibs #21 Obvious steroid use already physically tough. Look for other elite pitchers in MLB not quite as small (Becomes Fragile prone to injuries) As Pedro Martinez.
@Bakanyork
@Bakanyork Год назад
If you going to judge at least be fair you said about Sammy Sosa using steroids .but didn't have the same concept of believing in Mark McGwire's steroids the guy's body couldn't take any more exploring not an honest resume!
@brandonfernandez1981
@brandonfernandez1981 9 месяцев назад
Ohtani >
@Tomas-ql9yo
@Tomas-ql9yo 5 месяцев назад
Pedro looks skinny next to steroid hitters Scrawny and even undernourished But at least you know he didn't cheat
@garyjoseph2767
@garyjoseph2767 9 месяцев назад
Nolan Ryan not on your list you don't know anything about baseball
@nosexinviolence.3358
@nosexinviolence.3358 Год назад
2:19 I'll say it absolutely steroids had 100% to do with it.
@markuyehara7880
@markuyehara7880 Год назад
Pedro had the classic steroid physique.
@pedrohernandez-eq9vs
@pedrohernandez-eq9vs Год назад
​@@markuyehara7880 what?
@markuyehara7880
@markuyehara7880 Год назад
@@pedrohernandez-eq9vs Sarcasm
@jamesbuckley8917
@jamesbuckley8917 Год назад
deGrom was better in 2015.
@heightsfynest6023
@heightsfynest6023 10 месяцев назад
Degrom wasnt facing these monsters and Pedro far more of an artist on that mound degrom a power pitcher that's why he always getting injured
@michaelcorcoran8768
@michaelcorcoran8768 9 месяцев назад
The big difference is that in 99 and 2000 the average ERA in the American League was almost 5. Pedro was two runs better than the second place guy for ERA Clemens in 2000.
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