He Should’ve Been the Next Reggie Jackson. So Why Does Nobody Remember Him? (ft. No More Fielders) 

To be fair though, a song about the idol worship of a baseball player is not exactly Punk. If that's what that song was supposed to be. I don't care if Sid Vicious was singing it it's just not Punk

@@charlesandrews2360 how come? I mean the overlap of sports and music goes far beyond the surface. Charboneau was a cult hero in Cleveland. I would get it if it was a song worshipping a widely recognized player, but as a former punk rocker (not that this gives me 100% authority) I think creating a song about a player such as Charboneau is punk af.

@@nomorefielders it's just an opinion. I was at disco demolition so I am familiar with the crossover music and sports. I was not a fan of that radio station but I was a die-hard White Sox fan happy to get into the game for $0.98.

@@charlesandrews2360 oh that’s awesome! I totally get it though. Everyone has their own perspective

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Great story

So cool. 😎 Great memory!

Well, as they say: "No great cocktail story ever started over a salad."

Why can’t you do both… lol

What college West Valley

Yeah in some ways his life paralleled the natural

Not surprising, since the movie was filmed mainly at War Memorial Stadium in Buffalo while Charboneau was a Bison.

Nice add on,cheers .

Happen to know which scene?

@@zeldafreak1975 yes. he is in movie throughout in any sort of team gathering. his most proficient scene is a head first slide into third base near end of movie during playoffs or final game.

I remember him

Did he looked like he had lots of baseball talent.

A sweetheart? 😉

@@user-co7fb6qe5w yep

Yeah the internet has some pretty crazy videos

Me too!

And it was totally pointless.

@@marswillrule2431 someone’s mommy clearly didn’t give them a kiss on the forehead today. You wanna talk about it, champ?

Remember the Sports Illustrated curse? Joe and Cory Snyder on the cover. I was a Tribe fan in Royals country then.

To show you where, when and how I grew up: Born in Seattle in 1973, where I grew up. Japanese-American (showing HOW I grew up). What happened to Grady Sizemore? I thought that he was going to be a longtime star. And, speaking of a former Cleveland, I think that Ben (The Frenchman) Broussard got SCREWED in Seattle by Mike Hargrove. Made him a bit player. Broussard could have been a 20 HR player, if he got to play regularly. Not to hijack too much, but I don't feel like Mariners fans ever fully warmed up to Mike Hargrove (that crusty old grouch).

@@brianruyack7632 I remember the whole Super Joe thing but you wanna know what I remember more? Cory Snyders absolute cannon. He could throw the ball to fucking mars

@@unappealingundesirable2826 Grady Sizemore had a lot of injuries that curtailed his career.

@@unappealingundesirable2826 So the first thing you do is pathetically race-bait and then expect a response to the rest of your, otherwise appropriate, question. Pathetic.

I feel like he has some awesome stories to tell

Where's he at these days? Not California right ?

Great Story here. Thanks for Sharing it.

Do you know what high school he went to? I went to Cupertino but lived in Santa Clara okay

@@PlumbNutz He went to Buchser HS

I graduated Cupertino High School in 1981...James Harley...one of 4 Harleys that graduated CHS...Go Pioneers...delivered Papers to Steve Jobs...watched Kurt Rambis as a Junior High Schooler because my brother was class of 77...sister class of 1979...Kurt was larger than life...future Laker...Lived my first 17 1/2 years in Cupertino California. lived near Vallco Mall...I followed baseball and definitely looked forward to the box scores in the morning paper in those days. GREAT TIMES!

@@jameshar9592 Monta Vista 1980 grad. Also saw Rambis play Monta Vista many times. That area was a hotbed of basketball talent. Also saw Mark McNamara from Del Mar play many times during that same time. Did you know either of the Watt boys? Beth Falkowski? Jeanie Fitsimmons? All went to CHS and graduated the same year as you or close to it.

Super Joe Charbonneau - what could have been, yet he made history.

First time seeing this channel. This guy is amazing !

Mark was a great guy

Clint Hurdle was another failure

Fidrych tore up his shoulder and arm.

True. Ronnie Blomberg's recoil was almost as violent as his swing.

I had heard that Blomberg would pig out on hot dogs before a game. True? I don't know.

First designated hitter in majors, Ron Blomberg.

an injured back will do that to a guy

Ron Blomberg ("Boomer" to his longtime Yankee fans like me) was something special. My memory of him was of two things: the bat always looked like it was made of balsa wood when he swung, and his line drive homers would take only a second or two to go out. His muscular strength was his undoing as he kept pulling muscles over the years. I worked in sports radio and interviewed him some years ago; there was still that tinge of sadness to him, that "what might have been" vibe. I collect Yankee memorabilia, and every Blomberg piece is also signed "First AL DH". I know he wanted to be remembered for so much more.

Yeah, nice piece. I was installing commercial telephone systems in downtown Cleveland in 1980. Fun times. Remember Funky Poodle?

​@@JoeP3300 Hmm...Funky Poodle doesn't ring a bell with me but I do remember Ghoulardi.

Thank you so much for watching!

I can tell they pulled ideas from this footage for the first Major League film. Lol

I'd like to see that interview based off of this. Very intriguing topic, I'm sure he's a happy man despite the setbacks with injuries in baseball... also would want to hear his response to the folklore!

He is beyond humble. Such a nice guy!!!

he has to be a senior by now...lol

Well, you got the North Ridgeville part right. 🙄

@@sludge4125 He was banned from at least Johnny Malloys and is currently forbidden from holding baseball clinics on Ridgeville’s complexes because of multiple incidents.

A Chiropractor has to drum up business somehow, lol just kidding. Joltin Joe Charboneau, I remember him well. Best Wishes to him.

@@dodgerblue7381 Super Joe. I wonder if he can still drink beer through his nose.

Riverdogs game?

@@ajlewis765 Charleston, WV not SC.

Rock N Roll brother

Thanks for the correction. I’m definitely not an expert in local government so when I saw that the city defaulted on it’s loans, I assumed that could be categorized under bankruptcy. Thank you for the clarification.

This man is correct...Cleveland needed its heroes back then and Kucinich was the youngest mayor elected to a major US city and was considered a hero for the working man back then, Super Joe was a big deal that year, he was in left field the night Large Len Barker pitched his perfect game.

Glad we could provide some quality entertainment

cleveland had The Waitresses "I know what boys like" Screamin Jay Hawkins I put a spell on you"The Moonglows ,The O Jays, Levert,The Dazz Band,.recently Kid Cudi < Machine gun Kelly, Bone thugz n Harmony,The James Gang,.Nine inch nails, Mushroom head,The black keyes,Tracy Chapman,Eric Carmen & the raspberries,Frankie Yankovi,Chrissie Hynde,Bull Moose Jackson..sooooo many national & international groups..........itz not by accident that the rock & roll hall of fame is there

That’s so awesome.

Those are great stories!

What team?

I think you meant ”one standard deviation,” but I'm going to take your novel phrase, "one standard divination,” and run with it.

@@yankeegonesouth4973 haha. There was divine about Stapleton's career after his rookie year

2 thumbs up for this suggestion

I doing the same thing......

Are you talking about Pascual Perez?

Brings a tear to my eye

@@nomorefielders , c'mon.If you were following baseball then, you WERE rooting for Joe.

Woo,woo,woo.!

@NotPearlRoblox , that's good. Tell him to enjoy his senior years. He was a very good player. :)

I saw Harmon Killebrew hit a home run there in 1970. Joe DiMaggio also hit a home run there according to old timers. This unobjective, unimportant, non neutral video is written by homers, aka Cleveland Indians fans.

Like Joe DiMaggio?

Mantle did it several times batting RH. Casey Stengel talked about it.

It’s actually not even funny how accurate this statement is.

I watched Hamilton as a rookie with the Reds and it was obvious in a second that he had rare gifts . Anyone with baseball sense could see it. That guy was a once in a lifetime talent

Josh Hamilton had one of the strangest careers in baseball history.

Hell yeah!

Also Pere Ubu frickin rocks

AYYYYE MY GUY

^^^^

Always been my favorite pitching staff. I'm assuming you mean Maddox, Gavin and Smoltz.

Yeah, even near the end of his one good season, he was already losing it. But it was a great story for 2/3rds of the season, and he evidently was a great guy.

Mantle did it several times batting RH and hit 3 HRS over the 461' CF. Batting LH the Mick nearly cleared the RF roof twice.

I wonder where he got his stats. Had to be word of mouth. No one kept track of this stuff back then

@@jerrykibbe6363 Yep.

@@vicdavy1 I saw Mantle hit a ball up there in the early 60s, and I saw Harmon Killebrew hit a up there, too.

Correct. The thing to remember is that visiting players did not get near as many chances each year as the home town player. And Mantle hit left handed most of the time.

@NotPearlRoblox Wow that's awesome very cool to hear that....thanks for sharing.

Howard's home run was in Dodger Stadium, not Yankee Stadium. Howard never hit a home run in the upper deck in left. A rumor popped up in 1968 that Howard hit a ball out of Yankee Stadium in the rain off Mel Stottlemyre. Just as Stott threw his pitch, a downpour started. Howard hit it foul toward the upper deck on the third base side. Blinding rains came and the ground crew put up a tarp on the field. After a long delay, play resumed. The ball wasn't found because a fan took off with it. He possibly left for good as it was a wet miserable cool day in May. It's no fun getting soaked and then having to sit in a wet seat in 50 degree weather.

I believe that was in batting practice

@@pinrod1 No it was in a game. Witnesses said in BP Mickey hit 2 balls out of Yankee Stadium in RF and 1 out over the LF bleachers.

Mmm

I lived for that baseball digest . I was a kid then and thought I was gonna be on the cover one day. Didnt quite make it!

I think Rick Manning was on a cover back then.

I remember Len Barker's perfect game, but he kinda flamed out too. As a Tigers fan Indians always seemed to never be able to fully put it together in the 80's.

@@mattpeckham667 that high leg kick!

Sounds like Bill Grabarkewitz

Literally my 2 motivators

@@nomorefielders agreed

I’m pretty sure Royals nation was talking about Brett on the cusp of hitting nearly .400 that season 🤷🏼‍♂️

Same

Yes 1981 Topps #13

Get the 1981 kelloggs 3D card

Remember that one game where Kingman and Schmidt hit like 8 homers each?

Remember his Nestle's Quik commercial? It's on YT...

He compiled more than just one base hit though 😂