Yes, but they are much more important videos. Sometimes all of us have our bad moments. What's important is how we RESPOND to those moments. I'll take 20 "sportsmanship" videos over 200 angry moment videos every day. ESPECIALLY when it shows the person who messes up up acknowledging that they messed up. Sports are unimportant, but that's what makes them so important. Because if we can all have these "sportsmanship moments" in our own lives, where we grow up and admit mistakes instead of fighting over them, the world would be a better place.
I miss José Fernández. There's a few players that come around every few years that embody the "men playing a kid's game" spirit and Jose was one of them. Gone way too soon.
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@@Aquablecs Booing the face of the franchise getting beaned. How terrible... Sox fans always cheered when Ortiz was hit, right? In California Trout getting whacked is met with a standing ovation. Fans give opposing pitchers high fives wgen their star players are drilled. Something must be in the water in the Bronx, these sons of bitchs actually booed. Can you believe it? A negative reaction to a negative event. It is simply unfathomable.
Bumgarner being understandable and reasonable about the play that may have ruined a perfect game for him says a lot. Always respected him for his passion for the game but that type of sportsmanship gave me a new found respect for him.
I'm a big car guy and once I went to a McLaren shop in West Palm Beach in Florida and Jose was there and me and my dad had a nice conversation with him in the shop. He was a really nice guy and sad that he passed.
@@BoofHoover You make the friends sound like they were innocent in the matter. They were "yakked" on coke too and knew the risk. Hell, they might've even been driving the boat before the accident. Shit happens. I'm so tired of seeing someone with the same generic insult about the guy every time someone says something positive about him.
People boo when star players get hit its a thing, no one thought it was intentional. Just like red Sox fans boo when a yankee pitcher hits a Sox player or vice versa.
I remember watching that game live and felt horrible for Joba. He was always a class act and it sucks the one pitch that gets away from him was against Jeter.
1:13 I was sitting about 15 rows behind the nachos guy. Throughout the rest of the game the media blew this outta proportion. People in the seats were wanting pictures with the nachos guy. Even the Cardinals brought the guy a bigger set of nachos than Addison did. It was all nauseating to an extent
We were just behind those same kind of seats at Dodger Stadium once and the ball girl delivered EVERY SINGLE FUCKING FOUL BALL to the rich kids in those front seats. Never threw it to those of us in the cheaper seats. So, they can buy their own damn nachos.
Man, I always respected Ron Washington. He made some mistakes and he never once denied or lied about it. And he always made up for it even though it didn’t affect anyone but him. He should have been a manager much sooner. He did great in Texas especially managing the personalities that were on those WS teams.
@@ilratt1 I remember watching that game and they didn't call it because it was highly unlikely they would've got him out at first. Baez stopped running which bought the batter enough time to reach first.
I don’t know. I’ve seen Arenado make that play many times. Baez basically ran into him. Every out in that game was so stressful. I think it definitely should’ve been interference.
Some of my favorite moments, hands down. We are talking about one of the hardest sports in existence, where little mistakes can dramatically change the outcome of both a pitch and a hit. When it's clearly accidental and the person apologizes, that's where it should end.
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Even thought the MLB isn't exempt from player confrontation, they show a lot more love and respect towards each other than any other professional league
Ron Washington seems like the guy that will give anyone a lecture if they won’t work for what they want but at the same time will provide those opportunities. Like he won’t tolerate excuses. 👏
@@chstrcpprpts3862 except not. He didn't have time to make the throw anyway, on top of that, before going in for the hug he stopped, to delay long enough for the batter to get to first. There was never a double there to be made.
The MLB and other baseball and music my two true loves. I can't go a week without watching a few games and I can't go a day without listening to my favorite bands like Delta Parole.
1:13 I was sitting about 15 rows behind the nachos guy. Throughout the rest of the game the media blew this outta proportion. People in the seats were wanting pictures with the nachos guy. Even the Cardinals brought the guy a bigger set of nachos than Addison did. It was all nauseating to an extent
One of my favorite cases: Steven Wright in 2015. He accidentally beans Toronto's Chris Colabello in the head. Colabello was okay and stayed in the game, during the changeover Wright stopped Colabello and apologized for it. The next day he had a bottle of Jack Daniel's and an apology note delivered to Colabello's locker.
Right off the bat, (pun not intended I swear lol) I love the first clip. There's something SOOO cool about seeing two guys who are among the very best having a moment like that. One guy (Ortiz) who's the newest member of the Hall of Fame and one guy (Verlander) who's a LOCK for it as soon as he's eligible.
Absolutely. Should have been called for interference. Nolan probably wouldn't have gotten the throw there in time, but he never got the chance. That play ticked me off. (Rockies fan, in case you can't tell)
At least this video shows that there is some sort of humanity and kindness left in sports and in life in this country. If we all behave like the athletes in this video this country would be a lot better off and a lot happier
2:55 Phillies up by 15. With their current bullpen this game would have been a nailbiter. And cool of Eric Young to give each kid a ball and the kid he knocked over his wrist bands. Those kids will remember this the rest of their lives.
I'm surprised no David Ross here. There are a lot of examples, but my favorite was when he slid home, nailed the other catcher, and then crouched down to make sure he was alright. Good stuff.
