Pete Rose doesn't like everything about today's game 

Exactly. Say what you want personally.....but when it comes to baseball, I could listen all day

Set it up! Money talks. Figure it out. That’s a good idea.

Yea its pretty amazing

Marcus Flores me too

Marcus Flores he actually did a tour about 5 or 6 years ago. i went and saw him and it was pretty amazing. crowd got to ask him questions

That’s because he uses hair dye.

I was gonna like but youre at 78 likes lol 👍😃

Man drinking from the fountain of youth that's unbelievable how young he.looks for his age 💯

@@jo3y_2.0 lol we not talking hair we saying his face look lik he 40 bruh

@@jo3y_2.0 he was wearin a fuggin hat!

Love his passion . Would be a valuable tool in any line of work

@Over Under Sideways Down Real down to earth guy

Over Under Sideways Down no joke, he talked to my dad and I about baseball players from Oklahoma for a solid 8 minutes in Vegas at that booth. If he had a podcast I’d watch it.

he cheated on his wife with

Pete rose is a sore loser who can't accept someone beating his record. Lost all respect for him after making that salty comment on Ichiro. Fuck Pete Rose.

Sounds like he’s too busy watching baseball😂

A-Rod was like 1-for-40 in the playoffs and World Series. If he wasn't on the Yankees, he'd be remembered as a choker.

@@jasonmichael3676 Huge part of that 2009 WS ring though. He came up huge in the playoffs and countless big hits.

​@@hennylo68This

arod was great. however like bonds he doesnt exist

Sam Meli Agreed! Put arod on that 90s dynasty and he would also have as many rings.

@@mrxxsesshomaruxx9642 he still would be a cheater...

curragh 42 his personality issues have nothing to do with how great the on the field product was. Dude didn’t need steroids. Hit 33 home runs at 40 years old

@@albundy4163 The guy was still amazing even without steroids, Idgaf if he 'cheated' or not.

Way higher than romo could ever and i mean ever reach compared to the all-time great hits king and a gladiator of a player...Romo is good,but not Pete Rose Great!!

Absolutely true.

@Wendy Wellsmore Cause he bet on a baseball game seems kinda harsh dude

I'm not too familiar with Pete rose but to me it seems he could be a liability on live commentary I can easily see him saying something he shouldn't on the air lol. Tony Romo can keep a lid on it and still bring life to the booth. Just my opinion. Not denying that more people like Pete rose would be awesome for the fans but not for the people behind the sceeen

A podcast or something backed by him would be sick but no way could he be in the booth without very very stern instructions

That had to be awesome. I love to hear him talk about baseball.

Running into Pete in Vegas is like running into Willie Nelson in CBD shop

Obviously, A 12 year old can broadcast that conclusion

Pete Rose is baseball's eternal flame. Thumbs up

Championship dynasty was about $$$ not about Jeter. Yankees are loaded and they just buy talent. Derek Jeter playing for the Brewers would have still been a hall of fame shortstop but wouldn't have 5 rings. Rings are a team accomplishment.

@Shotgunner42 I said leader. I didnt say he did it by himself. There's a big difference. And I said 5 time world champion because he IS a 5 time world series champion. Are Red Sox fans really this petty they go around reading other people's comments and flipping their shit anytime they see a Yankee fan comment?! Or are you just some bored moron who can't read very well and decipher people's comments properly? Which is it?

Lmfao! You people act like the Yankees are morally wrong and your organization is so morally right. It's hilarious to listen to. Get a fuckin life seriously. You wish your fucking team had 27 world series titles to speak about! Youre jealous. That's all it is. It's obvious. Sorry we're better. What do you want us to say, Sorry?? Its sad how pathetic people get when it comes to crying about the Yankees being such a superior organization. If you're a Red Sox fan I get it, but if you're not than wtf is wrong with you?

So do I & it’s good to see him

Hell no, he bet on baseball

@@johnrain7308 ooh no he bet on baseball ☹ wat r u mad cause the people on tv told u to b mad? Lmao 🤣

John Rain get over it Sosa & Bonds Did Roids no body bats an eye & Pete Never Threw a Game so Who Cares

People need to make their own minds up on shit they see instead of following wat every1 else sais. Pete rose is one of the goats and thats that. Hes in hall of fame 2 me so 🖕🏽

@cacable7 he might be a piece of shit but it's not for anything on the baseball field. Hes the OG Charlie hustle and the all time hit king. It's a crime hes banned from the game. And just for betting on himself.

He was certainly the best gambling manager the Reds ever hired.

@Harambe Was Framed I'm glad Marge Schitt died

@cacable7 The Cards have been better than the reds for decades

They haven't done shit since! That 1990 team was a treat to watch, especially when they systematically took the A's apart!

It's crazy, you can give him the name of just about any pitcher and he knows his stats off them.

Craig O the games getting too slow

@@dasit1965 Baseball was never meant to be a fast paced game.

Funny thing is juiced balls hasn't even helped with popularity. It just means guys are willing to strike out more if it means they can get a home run so 90% of the game is now watching strikeouts and pitching changes until we get to that occasional homer.

Leon Amaya yes but the game is essentially at a crawl

@@DruidsCalling also wasn't meant to be 3 hours long. Early in the games history they lasted like 2 hours. So really the game was never meant to be as slowly paced as it is now.

For real

yep

Lol Dam is not a swear word lol 😂

you do know that nobody goes to marlins games so they have no money to sign anyone right? been that way for years.

We in Milwaukee love Yelich!!

PP NC exactly! Which is sad and shitty on so many levels

Welp, he shouldn't have gambled on baseball... you know... baseball's biggest rule... and lied about it for 20 years.

@@sylvanknoll8967 he bet on himself who cares

@@sass174 So he says.... but his word dosnt mean much when he lied for 20 years so...... and even so... its on the wall of every major league locker room. You bet on baseball you're banned. And he did it. Thats like being a really good husband but then cheating on your wife and thinking she should take you back because you did other things quite well.

Without Rose none of it would have happened.

Schmidt is arguably the greatest third baseman of all time and he is an underachiever?? Put down the pipe

That's not being grumpy and cranky. That's just being smart. Make contact. Get the single to drive in a run. Put the ball in play and move the runner over. The way batters strike out nowadays, it's like they want to break the strikeout record as much as the home run record. I think it's sad because if a pitcher is able to get to 3,000 strike outs now, won't be as big an accomplishment since everyone's trying to swing for the fences.

Not grumpy at all. I feel same way and agree with him 100%.

@@delvorin1705 hadn't thought of that- and you're right!

rose is right how many teams will have over 200 homers....ruth would hit 100 today

Gone are the days of batters, with two strikes, choking up on the bat.

Greg Ricciardi i bet if a bunch of teams played on turf you’d see a lot more teams like those cardinals real quick lol

You mean CHEATY HUSTLE!!!

You have to have YES Network

Most overrated player in baseball history. Not saying he's a bum, or not a hall of famer...just not Vahalla, Inner Circle, All-Century Team, GOAT level player.

@@pullt really most overrated, i highly doubt it, take a look at his numbers his fielding percentage, errors etc..

@@TheLeadSled i see a heck of a lot of ,265 21 HR 79 RBI kinda years when I look at the numbers. He's rated by many as the absolute top tier...overly rated, IMO. The Streak...cool. The errorless streak is, cool, but I'd take a few more errors if the range wasn't horrible.

He got in on his reputation. If Fred McGriff had a similar story he’d be in the hall too.

@@parkermaki3799 Every player gets in based on reputation. It might as well be the Hall of Reputation. What factors go into that reputation are the matter at hand.

Who was your favorite?

@@DruidsCalling Hmmmm...players that I saw in person? I have to think about that... Best pitcher - Don Gibson. Most exciting - Pete Rose Best hitter - Hank Aaron. Best base runner - Lou Brock. Best infielder - Ernie Banks. Best outfielder Roberto Clemente Best Catcher Johnny Bench. Best all round and clutch player Joe Morgan. And I am not a Reds fan. It is just that they were the best team I ever saw.

@Over Under Sideways Down Good list. I never saw Koufax live, but he would be the best I ever saw, on TV. Probably the most dominant and intimidating pitcher ever. Pete Rose said he was the best pitcher he ever faced. My brother loved Marichal, Mays and Mantle. He and my Dad went to Yankee and Shea Stadiums throughout the late 50's all through the 60's and saw all the greats. Different time....

@Over Under Sideways Down It is, because of the rules. No breaking up double plays. no collisions at the Plate and no pitching inside. Chin music was a HUGE part of the game.

@Over Under Sideways Down I had the National League experience too. I was 8 when we moved from New Jersey to St. Louis. So most of my experience was Busch Stadium and the Cardinals. Although I do remember going to a few games in Yankee and Shea Stadium. I did see Mantle hit a home run. Yes, I agree that $$$ is a big part of the problem. When players had to work hard to get into the Majors and still had to work another job in the off-season it made them salty and hungry to play. I think we should count ourselves lucky to have experienced those days. I watch an occasional play-off game and some World Series now. But mostly I just catch highlights on RU-vid. I like to see good defensive play. There are some amazing players with the glove still.

Jack Raithel lmao I was gonna say that.

What else was in your wallet? Some fishing hooks, a blender, my American Express and your wife's panties.

Lol IKR

Its little scotty, remember at the company picnic I hit that home run? You guys didn't think I'd catch it too but I did cause I'm fast as shit.

@@krispyasfk2567 You can keep the money, I just want the goddamn rookie card.

Take my wife too. I just really want that card

Pete talks about ballparks of today being little boxes but I'm pretty sure most of them are dimensionally similar to his era, it's the balls that are different. Watch the old home run derby program from the 60s, the balls behave and sound completely different.

@@stevenp9209 I have been to most modern parks and they are not as small as he claims. Some, yeah. Right field at Yankee stadium is a joke. Places like Texas and Colorado are hitters havens - everybody becomes a hitting superstar.

Cold Snap not even close

@@baseballjake1000 Then why was 2018 the first year in baseball history where strikeouts outnumbered hits? Because players today aren't taught how to HIT. Just to SWING HARD. Because you don't get paid for singles. Not today. Swing for the fences, and who cares if you strike out? Homers are EFFICIENT! Thus says Billy Beane who's never won crap, and Bill James who thinks the biggest stars are as replaceable as beer vendors.

Cold Snap uh no, allow me to introduce you to the statistics. First of all don’t disrespect beane and James, beane has records and is one of the best GMs of all time, ffs they made a movie about the guy. There’s no arguing that. Bill James is the founding father of sabermetrics which is the most vital part of winning. Every single team uses it and models after what James has discovered and you’re gonna disrespect him? You’re delusional. Now onto the facts. This is why there is more strikeouts than hits. Batting averages have dropped from .269 in 2006, which is the first year MLB instituted its league wide drug testing policy, to .245 recently. The lowest since 1972. So if you wanna believe the juice heads knew how to hit then be my guest. Another fact is that hitters face more specialized relievers than ever before, with fresher arms available earlier in the game. In 2006, teams used 3.85 pitchers per game. This season, that number is 4.33, which is the highest in major league history. The less often a batter sees a pitcher in a particular matchup, the worse they do. So overall it’s not the batters who are trying to hit bombs, that’s not what teams do. They use the stats they have available to win and by using more arms and less dudes on roids yeah there will be more strikeouts. This will not change at all.

@@baseballjake1000 Then why are home runs skyrocketing? Because that's all players are told to hit. Because efficiency. Billy Beane has won nothing. Bill James advocates treating players as nothing more than numbers and statistics, easily replaced. Because you can totally replace Mike Trout within three years. The Red Sox had to disavow him for this. i.imgur.com/WWdDUMU.jpg

@@coldsnap5742 yeah reminds me of how tennis became the same way, how men's matches are now very boring because it's all about power and not technique. Bring back the smaller wooden rackets!

@Oskar Dirlewanger Absolutely true, in fact I would add "SOLELY", because of Chapman they won the World Series, in addition because of the overuse by JOE MADDEN, Chapman has not been the same, can't find the strike zone, walking people, struggling to cover 1st, even not knowing which base to throw to, plus shoulder rotator issues. The SAME happened to C.C. Sabathia when the Brewers overused him in the playoffs, pitching a crucial game on 3 days rest. NEVER the same pitcher from Cleveland, certainly not with the YANKEES.

Julio Being a baseball genius at hitting a ball doesn't entitle you to hold any view imaginable, such as saying that a chronic PED user is the greatest shortstop of all-time. Since it's "let's love cheaters day," allow me to nominate Lance Armstrong as the greatest cyclist of all-time and Ben Johnson as the greatest sprinter.

Kenneth Shouler who said anything about loving cheaters lmao

Jeter wouldnt have been shit if he never wore pinstripes. Put em anywhere else and his numbers would be different and that title of "being the most successful SS ever" would be gone. He played with nothing but studs on his team. And no one wants to talk about his abysmal career defense. I love how everyone wants to shit on Arod when everyone was juicing. People who say juicing is cheating never played professional baseball. Juicing will never ever help you hit a 95+ fastball. And i can give a shit about his personality, he just has to produce. Baseball rule #1, NEVER EVER QUESTION PETE ROSE. END OF STORY LOL.

What your solution? Bring back the reserve clause? FA is the only vehicle for the players, who are the product, to get market value.

@@AverageLeagueHack I'm not saying I have a solution, just telling why I don't go to games anymore, or watch on t.v.

You know they announced he will be in the hall

And i completely agree with you i was just saying they announced the day pete rose dies they will induct him

They all struck out too much but it seemed to me Andujar did a bit better on the ratio of strikeouts though he hardly ever walks--- not selective enough. stanton I thought was usually one of the less dependable bats in the Yankee line-up last year and at that price it is a shame. Judge seemed a bit better though still could improve his strike-out rate (and this year I think is much improved on that- until he got injured).

I agree about Andujar and Stanton, but I've seen Judge come up big in clutch situations (playoffs too). He may strikeout a ton, but he also has a consistentc .400+ OBP. This year, before he got injured, he seemed to shorten up with two strike and hit the ball the other way for singles. He's made it clear that he's aware of the strikeout problem and I really saw an improvement this year with him. Now combine that with his homerun power and he's slowly becoming a complete hitter.

Judge and Stanton are great baseball players in any era and only help a club they're on. You're out of your mind if you think them coming back will hurt the yankees

Puff maybe not judge, but having Stanton back might change the approach of the Yankees hitting. Now if Stanton doesn’t play selfish baseball like last year, by swinging at 3-0 pitches out of the strike zone trying to hit a homerun all the time, then he could help this team out. But judge would definitely help the Yankees out on both sides of the ball.

Andujar is not a strikeout hitter. However he doesn’t have a lot of plate discipline therefore he rarely walks.