Jay Buhner Highlight Reel | Bone had UNREAL power and a CANNON for an arm! 

"My people said Ken Phelps! We like Ken Phelps bat!"

Im sure frank forgave him after the mariners dumped away tino Martinez to the yankees

"We loved Ken Phelps bat."

@@TheKrazyk2010 yes, for Russ Davis LOL don’t forget packaged in that trade was also sterling hitchcock for Jeff Nelson

Glad this is the top comment. Only reason I clicked on the video tbh

Weird to say now, but those mariners teams in the mid 90's through 03 were dripping head to toe with talent as if ownership cared about winning.

But Seattle also gave up alot of talent back to the Yanks... Tino, Sojo, Etc

You left out the 3rd part. The "Intimidation Factor'. They both had eyes of a Great White Shark. No expression but you knew they were deadly. (AEric Dvis is my all time favorite baseball player)

Lol 😂 he was a big time player on all 4 playoff teams Seattle had

He wasn’t under appreciated in the Pacific Northwest, he was a fan favorite. As kids we always wanted to sit in right field, 100 level, known as “the Boneyard”. We loved sitting close to Buhner, and that’s where Griffey hit a lot of his home runs too

He played with Griffey jr....Rodriguez and randy Johnson of course he was overshadowed

He was over shadowed but not under appreciated. Everyone loved Buhner and they still do to this day, he was a huge part of the team

They really were

I miss the 90s Mariners game intro music, with the synth and the smooth jazz sax. The music started out as the most 90s thing ever, and got even more 90s as it went on.

The 95 mariners had Griffey AROD Edgar and Buhner and the Indians had a better lineup 😨

Thats what happens when you play for Seattle

He had 30 home runs and over 100 RBIs last year. He's got a rocket for an arm! You don't know what the hell you're doing!!

hell yes we were! 😁

We are still sick, totally different though

Joey Cora

Tino Martinez was at first base....Mike blowers had some decent power at third base

Very much a pity they couldn't keep that group together they probably would have eventually won a title

Dan Wilson wasn't a bad catcher to have either. If they had a better pitching staff they had a shot for a chip.

@@Jacob_Spang I mean Jaime Moyer was a decent pitcher

I remember the proximity of that cemetery to The Coop.

Ichiro was better

@@theretrosavage Better at what? Anything in particular when it comes to baseball? You can't say home runs right? Ichiro: 117 Buhner: 310 So what about Batting average? Ichiro: .311 Buhner: 254 Or just all around in baseball? And if thats the case I would suppose you would tally up each statistical category and see which player was better in the most categories. But that would be entirely at your discretion to pick the categories for the measurements right? Seems flawed to me unless you and I come to an agreement on those.

@@motorheadbanger90 ichiro =better range...better arm....better hitter...better base runner...

@@theretrosavage Better hitter at what? Base hits? home runs? What does better range mean? The amount of ground they could cover in the outfield? Base running as in they didn't get caught stealing as much? or stole more bases? Or was faster? Please understand, I'm not disagreeing with you. I just want you to be precise in defending your opinion.

@@motorheadbanger90 you know wtf I mean...anyone can find stats easily.... Suzuki's stats are better across the board...you know already that buhner was a better power hitter...why you're pretending to not already know that is beyond me...

Imagine If Jay Wasn't Hurt In His Last 2 Seasons He'd Easily Hit 40 And 42 In His Last Two Years

That and if he got them more when he was with NY as well, we could be talking about him in the 500 club.

I agree. As great as a lot of the highlights were, they should've shown some in the blue and gold, especially that bomb he hit in Yankee Stadium in '91.

In All Star Baseball 2002, 2003, 2004 And 2005 Jay Buhner's Stance Is In The Game Which Is Kinda Ironic

I was at that game! I remember not understanding why my dad was SO excited about that last triple because I didn't realize how rare and cool hitting for the cycle was at that point. Also to this day, that's probably the longest ballgame I've ever been to in person.

The ump was literally right there, staring at the play, and Meyers didn't even argue, lol No. He was not safe. Thanks for playing.