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David Ortiz aka Big Papi used his 40th birthday to announce that the 2016 would be his last. We had seen plenty of MLB Retirement Tours at that point, but this one was going to be special. Once the David Ortiz Final Season aka the David Ortiz retirement tour took off, so did his performance. That season, we saw a plethora of David Ortiz 2016 highlights. It was arguably the MLB best final season ever.
2016 turned into the Big Papi last season show, and with it came the exchange of many gifts. But in this episode of Baseball Bits, a Foolish Baseball production, I argue that the greatest gift of all was simply Ortiz's production. David Ortiz put down an incredible "old man" season, specifically the age of 40. That's right, 40 year old David Ortiz came through with a huge performance.
The 2016 Red Sox ended up making the playoffs, but lost to the Cleveland Indians in 3 games. Still, it set up for an emotional David Ortiz farewell at Fenway. That's still storybook in my eyes.
Another thing I speak about is the David Ortiz Twins years. Yes, before he starred in Boston, it was all about the Big Papi Minnesota days.
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@sneersh9107 2 года назад

Favorite big Papi memory is him batting almost .700 in the 2013 world series. Man couldn't be stopped.

@bagelman1218 2 года назад

he got intentionally walked a couple times in that series legend

@jonashworth3827 2 года назад

slugging percentage was over 1.000 lmfao

@FreddyMenjivar1227 Год назад

I know right

@legochickenguy4938 Год назад

the cardinals kept pitching to him for no good reason

@uncletido99 11 месяцев назад

I remember watching it live, it was literally unfathomable. Dudes bat was glued to the ball.

@meandtheboys7953 4 года назад

''WHO PUT THIS PICTURE OF BARTOLO COLON IN MY BOB WICKMAN CALENDAR'' this is why I love this channel

@FoolishBaseball 4 года назад

Don't laugh. I fired dozens of people before this. Right before the holidays even.

@blakeb889 4 года назад

@foolish baseball for real or are you kidding

@FoolishBaseball 4 года назад

@@blakeb889 100% real. I invited them into the conference room under the guise of a Thanksgiving celebration, then handed them an envelope. They believed it might be a gift or bonus, but instead it was a letter telling them to pack up their desk and leave before the office closes. You should have seen the looks on their faces! Of course, they begged and pleaded, but to no avail. They had made a fatal mistake. I did not ask for Bartolo Colon. I wanted Bob Wickman, and I was going to replace them with people who understood the difference.

@mariodebord7549 4 года назад

@@FoolishBaseball only a FOOL would put Bartolo Colon on a Bob Wickman calendar

@movieman2293 4 года назад

crying emoji Clearly this was a Bartolo Colon calendar that was altered into a Bob Wickman calendar

@manmythmarcus 4 года назад

Watch out and don’t mess with Ortiz. He’s a man and he’s 40.

@FoolishBaseball 4 года назад

COME AFTER ME

@gingerface1898 4 года назад

*insert mullet here*

@ligmaemperor7064 4 года назад

@@FoolishBaseball I M 4 0 ! ! !

@matthenry2564 4 года назад

Your references are out of control. Everyone knows that.

@ernestolombardo5811 4 года назад

That was some years ago. He was so much older then, he's younger than that now.

@lorenzop7447 4 года назад

The Boomer Stats vs Zoomer Stats killed me

@asn4777 4 года назад

Same here bro 😂😂

@Nuclear_Gandhi 4 года назад

@J W Ok boomer

@zachj.8687 4 года назад

I had to pause it for a min 😂😂😂

@anthonyestrada8262 4 года назад

Im both but more boomer lmao

@maxkuzmeluk181 3 года назад

MANCHESTER UNITED does anyone care

@SoftBank47 4 года назад

I actually was there for Ichiro's final game at the Tokyo Dome. There was a man who sat next to me, in tears when Ichiro was substituted for. He had come from Seattle, and grew up watching Ichiro patrol right field. The former face of the Orix BlueWave was the player that made this gentleman a baseball fan. I'm truly lucky to have seen Ichiro's final at bats. The place came alive when he stepped up to the plate. I can only imagine if the Tokyo Dome would still be standing right now if he had pulled a Ted Williams and hit a walk-off blast to win the game in his final AB.

@FoolishBaseball 4 года назад

Ichiro was my absolute favorite growing up

@thebabylonian109 Год назад

Went to an Ichiro game with my Mom and Dad in April of '01 against the Devil Rays (oh so long ago). He singled, stole second, stole third and subsequently raced home because the catcher had accidentally thrown it into left field during the latter steal. Have been hooked ever since. Papi is cool too though, nice to see him well. :)

@jets4687 Месяц назад

@thebabylonian109 that's a cool story I dig it! My best memory was when I was 8..August of 1995 my dad took me to the ball game at Yankee stadium with my cousin and uncle as well. We were on the 3rd base line 8 rows up I'll never forget it the memory is so clear. Also..it was the day mickey mantle died so before the game there was a whole tribute to him on the big screen in center. Mickey was my favorite I never got to see so it was special (my dad and grandpa told me so many stories of the Mick). I went to baseball games at both Shea stadium and Yankee stadium before that but that day is the earliest memory that really stuck with me. Oh..and yanks beat the Indians that day 4 to 1 and I remember David cone pitching a complete game. Also it was special because my favorite player growing up was don Mattingly and I got to see him play before he retired. My dad has since passed away but I'll always hold this memory dear to my heart.

@ob_gynkenobi4014 4 года назад

I need me a Bob Wickman calendar.

@FoolishBaseball 4 года назад

Just watch out for rogue Bartolo Colons

@ob_gynkenobi4014 4 года назад

@@FoolishBaseball next Halloween costume, Rogue Bartolo Colon!!! Thank u!

@Mizoo1992 4 года назад

You beat me to it

@suppressed_viii 4 года назад

Yo Bob Wickman was my HS baseball coach

@ob_gynkenobi4014 4 года назад

@@suppressed_viii that is freaking awesome! U have lived the life my friend!

@TheDCGuitar13 4 года назад

We almost lost that man. I was so happy to see him at this years World Series as energetic as ever after the hell he went through.

@funguskim 4 года назад

Pokémon tcg theme music. Ortiz in the background. Foolish baseball vid. Am I in heaven?

@alexbarrett9856 4 года назад

Took me a second, but that TCG realization hit me like a standup triple

@AzureRaven2 4 года назад

Such a good game!

@CharmCityGamer 4 года назад

That's what I'm sayin bro!

@icedo1013 4 года назад

I recognized the music instantly and as quickly as I realized what I was listening to I took to the comments. Such a nostalgia rush

@codeecomah5920 4 года назад

It's the best

@im_waffles2920 4 года назад

Hitting 38 home runs at the age of 40, you know, like you do.

@FoolishBaseball 4 года назад

It's a normal amount of home runs, find a new slant.

@rm5surf3r39 4 года назад

48 doubles though!

@adamduerwachter2596 4 года назад

waffleman Nelson Cruz lol

@im_waffles2920 4 года назад

Landó Orlando I know right. Such a disappointment lol.

@hogartstrain5641 4 года назад

Adam Duerwachter roided

@dannybaseball5549 4 года назад

talk about Ted Williams almost hitting 400 when he was 38 years old

@danbuckholz9228 4 года назад

Please

@robertgregory9896 4 года назад

If you count as hits the times he got on base but the scorekeeper called it an error (which means the play was counted against him, as if it were an out), he hit .410 that year.

@CSDonohue11 4 года назад

Greatest hitter of all time. The man hit over .400. MORE THAN ONCE!!

@dannybaseball5549 4 года назад

@@CSDonohue11 name me one player since Ted Williams that hit above 400 in a season.... Oh wait you CAN'T

@CSDonohue11 4 года назад

Danny Baseball Yea No sh!t genius, that’s why I said he’s the greatest hitter of all time. So now you can’t.

@jarodarmstrong 4 года назад

“Daaaaaaaa... Yankees Lose”. Let him call the WS next year. Way better than Joe Buck.

@diegosantiago1233 4 года назад

Jankeees

@MrGageHarrison 4 года назад

Diego Santiago original

@CSDonohue11 4 года назад

Diego Santiago This ding dong below you doesn’t even get why you said jankees , he such a silly jankees fan he thinks you are calling them jankee. Lol

@ohuvi2 4 года назад

Ortiz is a shit commentator because he never had to play a position and never has any real baseball insight, beating out Joe Buck isn't saying much lol

@joeblow9657 4 года назад

fuck off. Bronx bombers or death. THERE IS NO MIDDLE GROUND

@ExoKiller4 Год назад

As a Red Sox fan who was too young to really remember Ortiz's heroics in the '04 ALCS the most iconic memory of him for me is the grand slam he hit in the 8th inning of game 2 of the 2013 ALCS vs. the Tigers. The Red Sox were facing a 2-0 deficit against a great Tigers team but he hit it out and put them right back in the series.

@timsweeney684 9 месяцев назад

Looking back on that tigers team, I still can’t believe we won. Their pitching was absolutely unreal

@PadChennington 3 года назад

the pokemon trading card gameboy music in the beginning... wow. what a jam

@TheRogueThunder 3 года назад

more like throughout the video

@demcanes9488 2 года назад

Yes. Called it!

@meh6897 2 года назад

He’s channeling his inner SummoningSalt, highly recommend that channel if you’re into gaming at all, makes 40 minutes feel like 2 seconds.

@justdakotamusic 2 года назад

Pad you're a baseball fan?

@rayray8836 3 года назад

"After six partial seasons in Minnesota, it wasn't really clear if he was actually that good at playing baseball" *shows him homering off of Pedro multiple times* 😂 loved that! I love the detail you put in these vids.

@fatbean2000 2 года назад

He was terrible with the Twins. He then went to Boston and used a bunch of steroids' and got good.

@fatbean2000 2 года назад

@Johnng Fred Ken Griffey Jr didn't use steroids', Greg Maddox, Mark Glavine, Derek Jeter, and Torri Hunter didn't.

@fatbean2000 2 года назад

@Johnng Fred Just because people the majority of people are doing something doesnt make it right. It is like what pitchers are going through right now and I am glad they are being checked for substances. Cheating is cheating.

@Xanthira222 2 года назад

@@fatbean2000 "he was terrible with the twins" He had an .806 ops with the Twins. Still well above average, even with the Twins. You are dumb.

@swavyypressure9417 2 года назад

@@fatbean2000 he wasn’t terrible with the Twins 😂

@Il_Exile_lI 3 года назад

That quote near the end from Ortiz about Rafael Devers being an MVP caliber player by age 22 sure was on point. In his age 22 season, Devers broke out in a big way with over 30 HR, 50 doubles, a .900+ OPS and earning some MVP votes.

@gewignu 4 года назад

At 9:34, Larry Walker and Tim Locastro This is why I love Foolish Baseball

@FoolishBaseball 4 года назад

#WalkerHOF

@vxoblivionxv 4 года назад

@@FoolishBaseball He did it!

@JaredGoofball 4 месяца назад

@@vxoblivionxvI am aware I am 3 years late, I don’t care. It’s about damn time he is in the HOF

@northstarjakobs Месяц назад

@@JaredGoofball He joined Fergie Jenkins as the second Canadian in Cooperstown, and then Todd Felton joined Larry as the second Rockie

@johnanthony9923 4 года назад

Jomboy is good, but this is definitely the best baseball RU-vid channel.

@Zaron_Gaming 4 года назад

they have different styles and focuses. I wouldn't line them up against each other. Both very good for their focus

@hbk3620 4 года назад

John Anthony I second this

@FoolishBaseball 4 года назад

Thanks for the kind words. I do love Jomboy, though.

@liangeboball3776 4 года назад

John Anthony jokeboy blows

@frankbennardo3477 4 года назад

Liangebo Ball Astros fan here

@Vodkanipples 4 года назад

I remember the days when I'd be watching the game in the 7th or 8th inning and figuring out how many players had to get on base so that ortiz would get 1 more at bat in the 9th because that's all we Redsox fans needed, game on the line we just wanted papi to give us 1 last chance to win and he almost always delivered.

@TheJacobBlais Год назад

4:56 is my only MLB game I went to. It was an amazing day. Not only did David steal a base, but Mookie went yard and price threw 8 innings.

@tim.noonan 3 года назад

‘Do some research before you mention the leaked drug test’ My new favorite youtuber.

@The8BitNerd 2 года назад

Also the last one says: It doesn’t mean that much.

@kvltizt 4 года назад

Tony Gwynn was more likely to hit 4 times in a game than strike out 2 times in a game. Do a Tony Gwynn video, Foolish.

@unintentionaleffectiveness4393 3 года назад

Tony Gwynn in a Yankees or Red Sox uniform would have so much more respect between fans and sportscasters, than what he gets. The dude was a machine and a hell of a nice guy. Greatest hitter of my time watching baseball along with Ichiro Suzuki...

@hunterhank 3 года назад

Unintentional Effectiveness im a yankee fan but if he was in those uniforms he would probably be hated more

@jamesmacchi2499 4 года назад

Prime Chris Davis was such a beast. 2:02

@nautical1078 4 года назад

So 1 year combined?

@FoolishBaseball 4 года назад

That was a weird time. Orioles had some great teams as well.

@AzureRaven2 4 года назад

@@FoolishBaseball As an Orioles fan, I'm convinced those years were a fever dream.

@richardtheconquerer 4 года назад

@@AzureRaven2 your team has the strangest history since they moved to Baltimore. Absolutely top tier team for the first few decades then competing with the Pirates as one of the worst franchises since (aside from a few years here and there.) Coincidentally the Pirates were basically the same way.

@notsauer 4 года назад

Y’all see Miggy Cabrera #1 in OPS, but not even top 10 in homers!

@indigo5577 Год назад

There was an article after his retirement that revealed how badly his feet/knees were. They were so mangled that it's amazing he was able to hit 48 doubles in 2016, let alone get to first base properly. Also, criminally slept-on is how often David Ortiz would draw walks. Of course, his slow speed and sometimes bad lineup protection made it okay to put him on first base, but he walked a whole lot.

@patheticperson5294 4 года назад

Currently at the Emergency Room and I’m just watching your vids cause you are entertaining me even at this bad of a state Just wanted to say Thanks

@WtJah 4 года назад

Hope you get better soon

@Wrugoin13 4 года назад

Hang in there bud!

@FoolishBaseball 4 года назад

Hope you feel better soon! Maybe show your doctors and nurses if they are into baseball.

@psuley1977 4 года назад

Get well brother

@bedizzleyt681 4 года назад

Foolish Baseball #Shamelessplug but a bit over the top that is assuming he’s not doing this for clout but if he isn’t doing it for clout th it’s kinda shitty of you

@BriggsSeekins 3 года назад

I love retirement tours exactly because they are emotional moments in the sport. I like that Reggie Jackson and Jeter got standing ovations that one single time and were bitterly hated enemies every other time.

@swampede0366 2 года назад

2016, I happened to get into little league in 6th grade. A little bit late to the party but still found that itch for baseball that I never would’ve seen. I live in a small northern New Hampshire town with about 2,000 people, and I understandably turned to the Red Sox, as they’re the only team in New England. I went to 3 games that season and managed to catch Papi’s second to last homerun that season. Being 18 now and just reflecting back makes my soul happy.

@russelleassom 4 года назад

The MANalytics for boomers and Analytics for zoomers slide was fantastic

@FoolishBaseball 4 года назад

There's something for everybody.

@nolanfillman7056 4 года назад

Foolish Baseball loved the Marx in there too

@primeglasnow2661 4 года назад

Foolish Baseball just a question. What arethe averages for those analytics.

@justinzinn7109 4 года назад

@@FoolishBaseball What about us Gen Xers? I guess we like both, but certainly grew up and learned baseball on boomer stats because that's all they showed on the TV broadcast or the newspaper sports section. Maybe a Sports Illustrated magazine laying around too, or a baseball almanac at your friend's house. BTW, congrats on a freaking amazing channel you have built here, with A+ content, insight, humor, and fun. When a star pitcher J Verlander comments on your epic video about the his immaculate inning, you are really a standout. Well done, dude!

@devynescatell8408 3 года назад

Hitting 38 home runs at the age of 40, you know, like you do.

@haydenpike8586 3 года назад

Upon rewatching this video for the 100th time, it will always be funny to see JBJ up there for the April/May hitting stats. Dude was on fire to start that year.

@tesla3695 2 года назад

JBJ was either Smoking hot or ice cold. There was no inbetween. Thankfully he was hot in the 2018 playoffs. Best defensive outfielder I've ever seen play. Miss watching him patrol center in Boston.

@nicolasepicness937 2 года назад

From that season into Cooperstown. Hell of a ride. Congrats Big Papi

@mingzhong5481 2 года назад

As a Redsox fan, thanks for the 10+ best years in my life.

@lionheartz1337 3 года назад

I love Ortiz's follow through when he hits a bomb. He just has so much personality in every way he plays the game.

@gamecuber7987 4 года назад

Can you do a video about if Trea Turner will break the cycle record

@FoolishBaseball 4 года назад

That's so random and yet I just may.

@bencarrasquillo 4 года назад

Foolish Baseball or just a vid on the speediest boys in baseball. I would legit probably watch a livestream of home plate to 1st races

@nolanfillman7056 4 года назад

Vroom vroom

@gamecuber7987 4 года назад

Thanks

@Arden2000 4 года назад

@@bencarrasquillo Albert Pujols running to first 10 hour ver.

@gavineibye8756 3 года назад

As a kid who grew up watching Big Papi in Boston, safe to say that everyone loves Big Pali is an understatement

@Joseph-lz5er 2 года назад

And Big Papi loves PED's lol.

@sneersh9107 2 года назад

I don't understand how anyone could hate that man. Even if you're a yankees fan you gotta respect him

@paysonfox88 2 года назад

and he wrote a little song that went like this" "I love it when you call me big papi! put your hands in the air, like you don't care" (x2) For all the ladies in Fenway with style in grace, let me put some lyrical bats upon your bushes, hitting home runs for fun off the bushings, da monster, it's yessir, not no sir! The only monster is ME the B-I-G P-AP-I if ya know what I mean!

@decops5532 4 года назад

Finally talking about my favorite player of all time and one of the GREATEST of all time

@FoolishBaseball 4 года назад

2nd greatest DH of all time :P

@SeamHead33 4 года назад

half a player.

@mattreynolds110 4 года назад

Foolish Baseball I’d argue first when factoring in his postseason heroics

@elia8544 4 года назад

He’s a legend!

@jasonmatteson9909 4 года назад

@@FoolishBaseball first due to postseason heroics

@TonyPajamaz 3 года назад

Definition of clutch. He will forever be a part of Boston’s history in general, not just baseball. Without a doubt one of the most legendary players in the game.

@TheNookOfficial 4 года назад

COME AFTER ME! I'M A MAN! I'M 40!

@FoolishBaseball 4 года назад

HE'S JUST A KID

@raishauntanner4206 4 года назад

This channel is the best

@UbiqMan 4 года назад

Great video! I’d love to see one about Miguel Cabrera’s 2012-2013 seasons. Greatest 2 season span in recent memory.

@robertlajara9584 4 года назад

Those two seasons were great.But Pujols' 08-09 stretch was better.

@FoolishBaseball 4 года назад

That's a good suggestion!

@stevenkunzer9027 4 года назад

Best part of that stretch for Miggy was that he didn’t whine about hitting in Detroit and put up the flashiest hitting stats where everyone else makes excuses.

@jessegarcia2064 4 года назад

Great years but trout has had better stretches. Especially 2017-2019

@notsauer 4 года назад

Jesse Garcia Trout only has that OPS cuz everyone else on the Angels suck. Dude never has a high batting average

@korn.on.jacob. 4 года назад

When fb gets merch we need an official bob wickman calender with bartolo in the october page

@mattmcgowan9647 4 года назад

Love how much effort goes into these vids. U deserve so much more publicity. Keep up the amazing stuff! Love it

@gregoryb6494 4 года назад

The statement on retirement tours rings really true for me right now man. I wasn't really expecting it, but sometimes you gotta take some time to appreciate the people around you. Im really regretting not doing that right now. Really hit the nail on the head for me. Thanks

@swisscheese6456 4 года назад

I hit way more homers in my age 40 season In MLB the show on beginner with juiced sliders

@thesenate5245 3 года назад

He thought he had in me in the first half not gonna life

@Bf1JDT 2 года назад

as a bostonian ortiz was a hero to us and his speech in 2013 hit hard because that year i lost my uncle in the marathon bombing

@FlozaxRollins 4 года назад

Pokemon TCG, despite being a Pokemon game, has an almost forgotten yet amazing, pop-infused, catchy soundtrack. Big Papi on the other hand, will probably never be forgotten...especially if you're a NYer, like me.

@FoolishBaseball 4 года назад

Well yeah he will haunt you in your nightmares, but at least he was a nice guy.

@thisbetterman 4 года назад

I love your channel. You find such interesting topics to cover in such interesting ways. Keep up the good work!

@mmsnorby 2 года назад

Coming back to this now that Ortiz is a first ballot Hall of Fame. Incredibly well-deserved.

@Whitsoxrule1 4 года назад

You outdid yourself FB this was gold from start to finish I mean... DAAAAA... JANKEES LOSE

@TheTEN24 4 года назад

Awesome vid once again, big papi was and is a beast. Really ended his career on and amazing note.

@michaeldolenak5950 3 года назад

I really appreciate the way you explain how you feel about retirement tours and honestly it changed my opinion on it

@stephenmason9527 4 года назад

I'd still duck and cover if I had to pitch to him, even in a celebrity softball game.

@FoolishBaseball 4 года назад

Unbelievable exit velo in celebrity softball

@danacoleman4007 4 года назад

You're damn right you would!

@melkiper412 3 года назад

I was at the game were he played the field for the last time. Amazing respect for him by the dodger fans!

@TWLPerformance 4 года назад

Dude keep up the great work ive watched every video at least 5 times!!

@paulk4213 Год назад

"He was bored of hitting. It no longer challenged or interested him." Made me laugh so hard.

@RDuder 4 года назад

Nice vid, I always like your vids because you clearly put tons of work into them

@FoolishBaseball 4 года назад

Thank you!

@RDuder 4 года назад

Keep up the good work

@firedell1031 4 года назад

I haven't really watched a lot of your videos so I don't know if it's a constant, but I like your use of the old Pokemon Trading Card Game for the Gameboy soundtrack.

@sizedflame8283 4 года назад

Always nice waking up to a new Foolish Baseball video in my recommended

@CSDonohue11 4 года назад

My fav MLB Show since This Week In Baseball.

@jakefisher6601 4 года назад

All the backwards letters spell, “please do some research before you notice the leaked drug test. It doesn’t mean much.😂

@wlehtola 3 года назад

Mention.

@alaeriia01 3 года назад

IIRC, he tested positive before the league made it illegal, and managed to piss clean ever since.

@catman-du8927 3 года назад

It's still more publicly positive test than Bonds & Clemens combined. Those guys are vilified for it. Why Ortiz isn't really confuses me

@catman-du8927 3 года назад

@@alaeriia01 A ton of suspected drug users always pissed clean. Bonds, Clemens, Piazza, Bagwell, etc never had a positive test but have plenty of speculation

@armadillolover99 3 года назад

@@catman-du8927 Well for one, it doesn’t make sense because it was a voluntary test so you’d assume anyone taking it was clean. To this day not even Ortiz himself knows what he tested positive for and he’s been begging the league for years to tell him what it was. One thing you have to remember is that not every time someone tests positive did they actually take something illegal knowingly. For example, every athlete takes supplements and a lot of times-especially back then-trace amounts of banned substances wind up in legal substances. Most companies don’t take too much care to clean their machines in between runs, which can lead to residue from one thing getting into something else

@timw4041 4 года назад

I was talking with a Dodgers scout when Ortiz announced retirement and many of the scouts believed that Ortiz was caught with PED’s in the off season. As a result, a deal was made that if Ortiz retired that following season they would not publicly tarnish his record. Of course this is just a theory, but considering many people inside baseball believe it makes you think...

@alwillk 2 года назад

I guess they didn’t want him to wind up like palmiero.

@catman-du8927 2 года назад

Yeah, I don't understand why he should get into the Hall of Fame but not Bonds

@georgial6398 Год назад

he is one of the more obvious roid guys of all time. like all his countrymen.

@warlordofbritannia 4 месяца назад

Literally "trust me bro"

@hauntedhaunter6148 22 дня назад

It’s more likely that he just retired cause he was 40

@cgr8826 4 года назад

Your content is so good man you deserve way more subs. Keep it up

@flow2528 4 года назад

I like this channel, is all about facts and he does his homework. Very good job, thank you.

@vastyandrews2631 3 года назад

Speed Demon 🔥

@dingers5days 4 года назад

Let’s be honest, Ted Williams’s farewell was the best of all time. Ooh, bashing the drug test? You sly dog.

@FoolishBaseball 4 года назад

Ted Williams' farewell is kind of tragic due his relationship with Boston and the press at the time.

@dingers5days 4 года назад

@@FoolishBaseball "Gods do not answer letters"

@drifter9100 2 года назад

Thanks for making this video!

@Trystaticus 4 года назад

Been a subscriber since your "Yips" video. The channel is really blossoming lately. Keep up the good work!

@WardMan75 4 года назад

I wouldn’t mind a Joey Votto video. He’s definitely taken for granted by my fellow Reds fans.

@saltylemon2752 4 года назад

Really miss him man it’s like a part of baseball is missing

@BugOnAChip 3 года назад

Are we not going to mention how well fed Ortiz was claimed to be? Rumor has it he ate balanced breakfasts for years.

@DustinMcphetridgesRazor 4 года назад

Love the pokemon TCG music bro the music you pick always makes me hyped as soon as that start menu comes up. Definitely one of my favorite sports youtubers

@found_documents 4 года назад

The Bartolo Colon part got me. XD

@Ale-pv2uz 4 года назад

I love this channel!!!!

@FoolishBaseball 4 года назад

Me too

@noahkalus8231 4 года назад

75k is not nearly enough subscribers. The thought and humor that goes into your videos is incredible.

@buttruckers5875 2 года назад

When I was playing MLB 2k6 on ps2 I was having a hard time hitting a homerun. David Ortiz was my 1st.

@BartoloVids 4 года назад

12:10 I caught that ball btw haha

@FoolishBaseball 4 года назад

Nice snag!

@anthonyf9292 4 года назад

6:09 I don't know if that was Ortiz or the Astros stealing signs.

@nikko8297 3 года назад

Underrated comment

@sethmellen1 4 года назад

Well done as always foolish

@garyjoaquin 2 года назад

Well written script. Great illustrations. Thank you

@josephippolito3788 4 года назад

As a lifelong Yankees fan I always hated facing David Ortiz, but I always had the utmost respect for him. He is a class act and is either the greatest or second greatest DH ever. I think he should be in the HOF.

@meister055 2 года назад

Coming back to this 2 years later and, yay, he's in the HOF!

@blitzchrome893 Год назад

Now make the same type of video but for Albert Pujols

@XanderLovecraft 4 года назад

Dude, this video got me to sub. I shouldn't be able to laugh that hard during a baseball stats video, but you made it happen.

@danacoleman4007 4 года назад

I always really enjoyed watching this gentleman on and off the field! He always seemed like a class act to me. I hope the future for him and his family is nothing but positive! Thanks for the video, this is a terrific channel!

@michaelmclennan03 4 года назад

2:03 Your telling me Chris Davis has the most home runs, WHERE DID THAT ABILITY GO!

@shane9245 3 года назад

the league stopped letting him take aderral

@SirJoelsuf1 4 года назад

11:15 Soooo can we say that Ortiz was a 40/40/40 guy his last season?

@martellusbennett8840 2 года назад

can't believe i haven't found out about your channel until now this is great stuff homie

@robbyschroeder1871 4 года назад

Great job on this video! I enjoyed and liked it!

@toddenlow1799 4 года назад

You deserve a million subs, you do the impossible, make baseball analysis entertaining.

@Nielzey 4 года назад

Does Nelson Cruz get one of these videos in a couple years?

@djmarz7123 4 года назад

@song antics What was wrong with anything he said? It's a pretty fair question I think considering how well Nelson Cruz has been doing this season.

@westbrookedy 4 года назад

Congratulations on your success Foolish Baseball, Your OOTP videos are also great

@FoolishBaseball 4 года назад

Thanks! Might stream OOTP some time this winter.

@cayorne 4 года назад

new baseball bits, it is a good day, thank you bailey, papi bless

@FoolishBaseball 4 года назад

Papi bless

@primeglasnow2661 4 года назад

2:03 Ah back when Chris Davis could actually hit

@bigmanballsassnuts3337 4 года назад

I'm not gonna lie kinda feels like something's been missing since he retired

@tbow13gbr22 4 года назад

As a sox fan, the 2018 World Series felt kinda hollow without him.

@chrisd9739 4 года назад

Those are big shoes to fill. But we Sox fans have been spoiled in a way. We had ted Williams, and when we wondered who would replace him..... we got yaz, then when we wondered who would fill those shoes, we got jim rice. It might take some time, but someone will come along and fill the void he left.

@rftulie 4 года назад

@@chrisd9739 It was gonna be Mookie. Now...who knows?

@matthiasmartin4355 4 года назад

You're my unexpected RU-vid rabbit hole in these trying corona virus social distancing times. I have never in my life watched a single baseball game and the only player names I ever heard of before Moneyball were Babe Ruth, Barry Bonds, Alex Rodriguez and Derek Jeter. Ruth from some documentary, Barry Bonds and Alex Rodriguez through the news with one of their scandals and Derek Jeter's name from some movie or TV show in which he was mentioned. I watched all your baseball videos over the past couple of days and even though I didn't understand most of what was going on I really appreciated your in-depth explanations that provided an interesting look at a sports that I didn't (and probably still don't) understand. The production quality, writing and delivery of the videos was superb. Keep up the good work.

@ericgulseth74 4 года назад

I'm not a huge baseball fan, but I love watching these videos.

@illusions5192 4 года назад

4:45 it says "thrid baseman" lol.

@FoolishBaseball 4 года назад

Use my link www.theathletic.com/foolishbaseball for a 7 day free trial and 40% off your annual subscription to The Athletic! EDIT 2/24: comment amended to reflect new promo reward

@pandaistheone4541 4 года назад

Foolish Baseball let’s wait till next year for when boomstick shatters that

@nacoran 4 года назад

Huh, late bloomer who hit well as he got old... Almost like steroids are the fountain of youth or something.

@Maxwinkwink 4 года назад

The Athletic is DUMB

@otter4649 4 года назад

nacoran Like Barry Bonds too?

@JohnDoe-rt4jz 4 года назад

It was very well done, more vids like this plz. I’m subbed.

@Klik-Klak83 4 года назад

Your videos are amazing keep up the phenomenal work bro

@runreilly 4 года назад

One of the greatest hitters I've had the pleasure of watching.

@XenoFireStar 4 года назад

you know, through watching your videos, I have come to realise that the Mariners could be a vastly improved team if they were better at not making horrible decisions in the scouting department. I would absolutely trade Mike trout for Dustin Ackely. Or anybody else for out 2011 pick. We had DAVID FRICKING ORTIZ under contract once upon a time.