Pedro Martinez Talks Shohei Ohtani, All-Star Game & More with Rich Eisen | Full Interview

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Baseball Hall of Famer/MLB Network and MLB on TBS analyst Pedro Martinez tells Rich Eisen his favorite memories from the historic 1999 All-Star Game at Boston’s Fenway Park, says what advice he has for Angels’ P/DH Shohei Ohtani, why the two-way start is a combination of him as a pitcher and Albert Pujols as a batter, and why Ohtani will be worth every cent of a possible $600M contract.
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@ThePoetssp Год назад

Pedro is a baseball treasure.

@winterking9799 11 месяцев назад

I could listen pedro talk about shohei for hours

@caryallen8409 11 месяцев назад

I've never heard Pedro speak at length like that. He just exudes class and intelligence. Baseball royalty.

@mcspankicage Год назад

Thank you pedro for your not only your professionalism but your attitude of sense of graduate

@diamonddetails9445 Год назад

Damn Pedro, you gave me the chills! Ohtani's the MLB's CENTAUR, half Pedro, half Pujols😮

@beatrixies.5435 11 месяцев назад

I was gonna say that too. He explaines it very well when it come to Shohei.

@onespeedlite 5 месяцев назад

Actually, full Pedro and full Pujols.

@sweatyraider7241 11 месяцев назад

Pedro the greatest ever pitcher giving sky high praises to Ohtani. I hope Ohtani can adopt Pedro's pitching style

@reimaaki5737 11 месяцев назад

How i wish He train SHOHEi, but Mr. PEDRO MARTiNEZ is a BOSTON Legend, maybe He priorities the BOSTON players... But how i wish❣️

@seekthao Год назад

He’s a world wide star in the “quiet” California market. He doesn’t care about big market fame. He has world wide fame and is the biggest star in baseball. We won’t know anything until that happens.

@mirikaku5811 11 месяцев назад

What baseball greats connect is their mutual love and respect for the sport. For the sake of baseball, we need Ohtani to inspire how beautiful this sport is and the greatness of discipline, gentleman-ship, honor code, apart from the physicality of the sport is equally vital ingredients. To become great in anything in life, one needs to have all these pieces simultaneously developed. It’s perfect to have these great men to teach our future, the kids to understand how respect to oneself and others and diligence is the core of success in all walks of life. Please Pedro be the messenger with your established authority to tell who Shohei Ohtani really is as a person and as a unique talented athlete of our century.

@wkndbikeshop 11 месяцев назад

Asian culture is not the same as American black culture…. Pedro explain it perfectly

@lovethieves1383 11 месяцев назад

People go to and watch baseball games to see Ohtani, and not necessarily to support a team or even actually care about baseball. The best part is when baseball players are impressed about Ohttani, not just fans. That's where it matters because it creates an effect. Players change their behavior when they play against him no matter what money or analysis or team or opinions is in the conversation. It's the Ohtani effect.

@amaurylast614 11 месяцев назад

The legend. My favorite baseball player, PEDRO EL GRANDE!

@littlesame 11 месяцев назад

Ohtani said he wants to win at the highest level in MLB a championship and he can only play so long so hope he makes a decision that leads him there

@RobtheWizard07 11 месяцев назад

Being in my late teens/early 20’s growing up in the Boston area and seeing the hight of Pedro’s career was an absolute treasure. Something I will never forget. Thanks Pedro for everything you did for the city of Boston.

@fated316 11 месяцев назад

Ohtani is goat.

@reimaaki5737 11 месяцев назад

Mr. PEDRO MARTiNEZ is really an inteLligent person..His a Legit Legend whose always speak thru His heart... every word He says really make sense and the understanding HE has for SHOHEi san is really heartwarming He speak Like a father an ideaL father... THANK YOU❣️very much Mr.PEDRO MARTiNEZ you really LEGiT LEGEND!❤

@reimaaki5737 11 месяцев назад

i LOVE❤️ To watch this cLip even how many times... ( the sense of every words from Mr.PEDRO MARTiNEZ is so Legit❣️) infact i repeated watch it 10× and i touched every singLe word Mr. PEDRO MARTiNEZ taLking about.. THANK YOU very much🥰

@ohxishxitsxdavid 11 месяцев назад

Legendary interview by one of baseball’s greatest.

@cesarmeza5331 Год назад

How good is Othani? He has sports media talking about baseball gain...

@allenchengamthadam5074 Год назад

most talented Baseball player ever. Prolly one of the most talented athletes ever.

@podcat0185 Год назад

@@allenchengamthadam5074 💯

@Kim_Bomyeon 8 месяцев назад

@@allenchengamthadam5074fr!!

@jelenyyodong3207 10 месяцев назад

Very well said it shows in the field.down to earth and humble

@user-ry4tl1rb8j 6 месяцев назад

I like listening to Pedro praising Ohtani.

@katyagrad3704 4 месяца назад

He speaks like a wise dad about his son

@yaniyuhara8165 11 месяцев назад

Ohtani will go anywhere where he is most valued. He is not shy from limelights.

@geese7484 6 месяцев назад

I started watching baseball because of Shohei

@dchiking 10 месяцев назад

Pedro, Maddux, Randy Johnson, the three best beasts from the nineties, totally dominated the roid hitters

@mkinvincible 11 месяцев назад

Fact check: He struck out 5 of 6 in the first 2 innings.

@cledesma135 11 месяцев назад

Nxt thng u knw Jpn will buy MLb. Jst wtch.

@yaniyuhara8165 11 месяцев назад

Angels should offer $400 million for 10 years, $40 per year, with 5% Angels team equity. Ohtani will take it. If Angels are not able to offer Ohtani the above, Ohtani should leave Angels.

@dorothygale1104 11 месяцев назад

The Angels nor any other team will get away with paying Ohtani only $40M/year for 10 years. Shohei is two top-tier players in one person. He is a #1 pitcher in any rotation and he is top HR & RBI hitter. Now Scherzer & Verlander are getting $40.5M/year and Judge is getting $40M/year. Ohtani is at that level in both pitching and hitting and any team would have to pay $35-40M/year to get a pitcher as good as Ohtani and any team would have to pay $35-$40M/year to get a hitter as good as Ohtani. So, he will get $70-$80M a year for 8-10 years. $40M is way too low for what Ohtani brings to the table.

@yaniyuhara8165 11 месяцев назад

@@dorothygale1104 Don’t forget 5% equity added to $400 per 10 year deal in my suggestion. With the highest taxed state of CA in such high tax bracket of income, $40 million per year with 5% equity is far better financially than $70 million per year salary. From the owners point of view, they will be able to minimize “luxury tax” to MLB and keep the current payroll more manageable.

@reimaaki5737 11 месяцев назад

SHOHEi is not only for his performance in the mound & plate, But he is the face of ANGELS and Bring ANGELS name aLL over the worLd mostLy ASiA、we started to know ANGELS team because of SHOHEi, and He has a lot of sponsors and commercials, Brand ambassador.. ANGELS getting a Lot of money from SHOHEi not only in SHOHEi goods and ofcourse the tickets and foods saLes aLso related to SHOHEi... salary 500M.- 10years & equity make it 10%,,, ANGELS sales 75% because of SHOHEi...

@yaniyuhara8165 11 месяцев назад

@@reimaaki5737 You are right that Shohei has been the face of Angels Franchise & contributing to their business in various ways. However, when you throw numbers as $500 million salary and 10% team equity, you must have better grasp in those numbers. For example, what’s the year Angels had the most attendance at the stadium? It’s 2006, not 2021 nor 2022 when Shohei had remarkable years. In 2006 Angels had 3,406,790 while 1,515,689 in 2021 and 2,457,461 in 2022. The fact of the matter is that baseball is still recovering from COVID. Why 5% equity makes sense ? It’s because 5% team equity is worth about $200 million.

@onespeedlite 5 месяцев назад

$400 million? You're off by $300 million. I'm glad you are not Ohtani's agent. 😂😂

@DAVIDSMITH-kj8di 11 месяцев назад

Did he ever apologize for convincing his brain dead manager to leave him in game 7 even though he was clearly gassed and had an unhittable closer behind him?

@davidfernandez876 11 месяцев назад

Lol Ohtani is no where near the pitcher Pedro was

@DallasTechie 11 месяцев назад

Ohtani will be the GOAT

@sanjuan100100 11 месяцев назад

As a pitcher nothing to compare at all. Not yet

@jessicasogopigbenis3609 11 месяцев назад

but PEDRO MARTINEZ is far far away 🌎 🌍 🌏 from being SHOHEI's HITTER,STOLEN BASES and ACHIEVEMENTS... GO FIND MLB PLAYERS WHO CAN PITCH/BAT AT THE SAME TIME AND DO MORE THAN SHOHEI OHTANI DOES 😂😂😂... new baseball fans 😊

@dorothygale1104 11 месяцев назад

Nobody is saying Ohtani is as good as Pedro. But he is a #1 pitcher in any current rotation AND he is a top HR & RBI hitter. Ohtani is two top-tier players in one person. That is what makes him so valuable. Any team would have to pay $35-$40M/year to sign a pitcher at Ohtani’s level and they would also have to pay $35-$40M/year to sign a hitter at Ohtani’s level. Shohei is both of those players in one person, which is why he is going to get $70-$80M/year for 8-10 years.

@csy897 11 месяцев назад

Americans are probably the most complained about citizens in the world. Say what you will, but when it comes to talent, Americans have zero racism, zero xenophobia and are prepared to give talent what they deserve. And they genuinely hope talent goes where it should go. None of that BS about loyalty and family.