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Rube Waddell: The CRAZIEST Pitcher of All Time!! 

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Rube Waddell was a hall of fame pitcher and crazy man. One of the best pitchers ever to pitch, set records that lasted decades...yet better known as perhaps the most insane player ever to play MLB baseball. This video goes over some legendary Rube Waddell stories.
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@billyfox7089
@billyfox7089 Год назад
Regarding your comment about Ty Cobb at 8:52, you owe it yourself to read Charles Leerhsen's immaculately researched book, "A Terrible Beauty." Leerhsen conclusively argues that the bulk of Cobb's reputation can be traced back to fables concocted by Al Stump... and then repeated over and over because they are so fun to tell.
@scottarhart6094
@scottarhart6094 Год назад
I remember reading a book Great Sports Hoaxes by George Sullivan where he mentions Rube Waddell. Towards the end of his career Rube was told to distract an opposing pitcher no matter what it took. Rube and the other pitcher missed the entire 3 game series. Rube casually walked into his managers office on Monday with a bunch of Walleye mentioning that the fishing on Lake Minnetonka was so good that they decided to stay the entire weekend and how the other pitcher just loved fishing. A few days later the manager got a whopping bill from a local fish market for the Walleye and no one ever found out where the two pitchers went that mysterious weekend.
@gburyhockey9
@gburyhockey9 Год назад
that’s hilarious 😂
@Gixsir
@Gixsir Год назад
That’s amazing. I’d bet they just went and got hammered 😂
@scottarhart6094
@scottarhart6094 Год назад
@@Gixsir That’s a good bet 😂
@charleschampion4682
@charleschampion4682 Год назад
Came back smelling like not walleye fish.
@wutang5851
@wutang5851 Год назад
Purify yourself in the waters of Lake Minnetonka!
@bobcarp1239
@bobcarp1239 Год назад
Why is there not a movie being made about this man!
@PitchingNinjaVideos
@PitchingNinjaVideos Год назад
There really should be. It'd be amazing.
@elc1960
@elc1960 Год назад
The idea is great, but too many questions concerning the script and even marketing the movie, not to mention who plays the title role. To pull it off you'd have to be an extremely rare type of actor, and I'm not sure who could do it. Plus baseball movies don't historically do well at the box office, so no major studio would be interested; it would have to be an indie studio.
@RRaquello
@RRaquello Год назад
@@PitchingNinjaVideos Ring Lardner wrote a story that was at least partly inspired by Waddell. It's called "My Roomy" and is well worth reading. I'm sure it can be found somewhere on the internet because it's been widely anthologized. While it is funny, it also brings out a very dark side of a "fun" baseball eccentric. Lardner knew what he was writing about.
@Gixsir
@Gixsir Год назад
Norm Macdonald would’ve played a good Rube RIP to both legends
@writerconsidered
@writerconsidered Год назад
@@elc1960 Daniel Day Louis. He can play any character. He becomes the character. Check him out in the movie And there will be blood. Its free on youtube right now.
@adamplace1414
@adamplace1414 Год назад
I'm glad someone did this. He's from my hometown. He's the Keith Moon of baseball: all the stories you've heard are true, and we probably only know half of them.
@mistermattmoose
@mistermattmoose Год назад
the "keith moon of baseball"?! i salute you, sir!
@douglasolomon5191
@douglasolomon5191 Год назад
Perfect analogy. I would have liked him too. Stats don't lie either.
@Gixsir
@Gixsir Год назад
There are a few documentaries on RU-vid about him all pretty similar but good
@E4create
@E4create Месяц назад
Yeah he sure taught geese to jump rope and twirl it also 😂
@tranquilo6897
@tranquilo6897 Год назад
My dad and I often sit around and talk baseball and a few months ago we found out we only live about 25 minutes from his grave. We had to go pay respects to the man.
@stephengrover9406
@stephengrover9406 Год назад
When my neighbor friend introduced me to baseball cards and old players, I got a 1961 Fleer Baseball greats Rube Waddell. I learned he was quite eccentric.That was over 60 years ago. I think he had the record for strikeouts until Nolan Ryan One of the great players of his time.
@swampghost72
@swampghost72 Месяц назад
No it deffinatly wasnt until Nolan Ryan.Ryan broke Walter Johnsons strikeout record.
@garyfaught3769
@garyfaught3769 Месяц назад
He's buried in Mission Park South in San Antonio Texas. I think he was only 38. By the way, Ross Youngs (1897-1927) is also buried there.
@tranquilo6897
@tranquilo6897 Месяц назад
@@garyfaught3769 Yes sir, we also stopped by to pay respects to him as well. Hope all is the best it can be for you and yours.
@garyroutley4207
@garyroutley4207 23 дня назад
Well done!!
@Knicks741
@Knicks741 Год назад
I think one of the great stories between Rube and Connie Mack was when Rube was going from the Athletics to the Browns, Mack hustled to the train Rube was leaving on. The Browns GM or owner was concerned Mack was going to ask for more money in the deal but instead he wanted to thank the man for taking Rube off his hands
@gunthur696
@gunthur696 Год назад
U got a weird sense of great
@remnow
@remnow Год назад
I've heard many stories about him, but I really didn't know just how amazing he was as a pitcher!!
@rubend9391
@rubend9391 Год назад
Strikeout leader 1900-1908, held the strikeout record from 1904 to 1964.
@thisguyagain7857
@thisguyagain7857 Год назад
This man's life needs to be made into a movie. To hell with avatar give me rube.
@baseball_and_potter_addict6504
Please make more long videos. This was excellent.
@PitchingNinjaVideos
@PitchingNinjaVideos Год назад
Thanks-will do!
@conedx
@conedx Год назад
the opposing team holding up dogs and bringing dogs on the field to distract him is SUCH A GREAT STORY. god, i love how insane old timey baseball was. pre modern era (which i think "officially" started in the 60s?) is one of the most interesting things ever.
@adamplace1414
@adamplace1414 Год назад
There's a bunch of definitions of the modern era of baseball that I've heard. One is the "expansion era" from 1961 on, and another is the "live-ball era" from 1920 on. I think I've also heard the world series era (1903-today) called the modern era, though. And then if you ask the hall of fame "modern era committee", it's like 1995. Who knows.
@chrisjohnson1599
@chrisjohnson1599 Год назад
Dude makes Trevor Bauer look sane. I had heard of Rube, but certainly hadn't heard all of these stories before. An amazing life cut short by his desire to be a hero.
@richardtherichard26
@richardtherichard26 Год назад
Found your burner mr manfred. Trevor is very sane. No amount of misinformation from you or the mlb offices will change that fact 🤡🤡🤡🤡
@larrywest538
@larrywest538 Год назад
If Bauer isn’t insane, he’s pretty childish according to his behavior…
@muddro420
@muddro420 Год назад
@@larrywest538 my reaction was that he's not insane. i dont think he's that childish compared to practically everyone i encounter in my daily. he has really stupid opinions about a lot of things but 1/4 of the country thinks the earth is flat. a lot of people have stupid ideas and no desire to even find out if they're correct. i've tended to regard this guy as an entirely milquetoast modern day ty cobb figure. i actually like his YT content quite a bit.
@buffalobill9793
@buffalobill9793 Год назад
​@@muddro420he's a loner with alot of ill will for civilization because he was bullied most of his life. Those who have been on the bullied end of the equation (group B) for whatever reason the bullying will all be able to relate and many will stick up for someone being bullied. Most people in this group wont bully others except if an opportunity presents itself to confront somebody thats bullied them in the past but now the number of supporters has shifted and the victim sees an opportunity for revenge. Trevor bauer is part of group B. Most serial killers are from group B. Those on the other end of the equation the bullies (group A) won't be able to relate. Thinking only of themselves with very little regard for others these are the people responsible for creating group B. These are the people that think they make the world go around. Believing they are better than everyone else and would never consider helping a person being bullied unless maybe that person were family or a friend or unless required by law as part of their job description. Most police officers come from this group choosing that profession so they can be in a position of authority and opportunity to feed their inflated ego daily by bullying somebody because it makes them feel superior to and or better than others. Also many athletes and people with inflated egos come from group A as do most of those who make up the richest 1% of society, bullying others to feed their own large inflated egos and in their own eyes assert themselves at the top of the food chain. Then there is about half the people that aren't on either end of the equation. Half of these people understand and don't find it funny or cool to bully somebody (group C) hence the reason they aren't in group A. Many of the people in this group will actually come to a victims defence and help send a bully packing when the victim is outnumbered or being unnecessarily harassed. This is the group where most law abiding citizens without large egos to feed come from. The average Joes so to speak. The other half of this group (group D) don't really spend much time feeling sympathetic for someone being bullied but are more apt to just turn and walk away to avoid the whole situation altogether than they are to join in on the bullying. Likely more concerned about being the next victim themselves than any thoughts or concerns for the one being bullied. Nobody in this group has the balls to help a victim or have the machismo and extra testosterone usually necassary to be a bully. Most nerds come from group D as do most gay men. Pretty much everyone fits into one of these 4 groups. Which group do you fall into?
@SomeJustice19k
@SomeJustice19k Год назад
Bauer is perfectly sane and it's a shame how screwed he's getting.
@rotmusic8505
@rotmusic8505 Год назад
I love Rube's story. First heard it on the baseball documentary by Ken Burns. Thanks for sharing this with more people.
@cedricgist7614
@cedricgist7614 Год назад
Good report! I guess I became familiar with Waddell from reading "The Glory of Their Times" - still my favorite baseball book and the reason I became enamored with Dead Ball Era baseball. I had forgotten Rube was once on the same team as Dummy Hoy - another of my favorites. Likely, Rube Waddell labored with mental illness. You called him "crazy" - and maybe that's the best way to discuss his life and antics: in a lighthearted manner. I've wondered how he played long enough to forge a Hall-of-Fame career. Certainly he was a gifted athlete - but your report revealed how he often affected others and how he played by his own rules. He wasn't as "crazy" as I was led to believe - not if he could pitch without hurting batters, trash talk his opponents, and fool his manager into footing his bar tab. Sure, he was "off" - as are most of us - but he was able to channel his abilities into contributing something positive. We can all appreciate him for that. Thank you for an intriguing and humorous profile.
@sixnyne4thTribe
@sixnyne4thTribe Месяц назад
He was possessed by Legion! That’s the only reason they won’t make a movie about him. The demons gave him extraordinary arm strength and caused him to do things that we consider erratic and crazy. But the demons were doing whatever they wanted to and took him along for the ride. That’s why he was born on Friday the 13th & died on April Fools day.. demonic symbolism.
@jphasson
@jphasson Год назад
I guarantee he would have been my favorite player if I would alive back then.
@stacyhamilton2619
@stacyhamilton2619 Год назад
Is that a money back guarantee? 7 year bumper to bumper? What exactly are you saying? A guarantee had to offer some renumeration. Or are you just promising to be a big Rube fan. A promise just has reputational value.
@csnide6702
@csnide6702 Год назад
10 straight years at 200+ innings per year..... what would THAT be worth today..?
@buffalobill9793
@buffalobill9793 Год назад
​@@csnide6702about 10 years 150+ 7 years 175+ or 4 years 200+:
@ThomasBaxter
@ThomasBaxter Год назад
Rube Wadell stories are always fun and always crazy.
@PitchingNinjaVideos
@PitchingNinjaVideos Год назад
Legend
@dillonheimerl5683
@dillonheimerl5683 Год назад
Yo...this is the craziest shit Ive ever heard. There needs to be a movie about this guy if there isnt one already. 🤣. Also, stellar video as per usual Pitching Ninja!
@almightysosa3007
@almightysosa3007 Год назад
The real “wild thing”
@johnhein1663
@johnhein1663 Год назад
What is great about Rube is that not even Hollywood could write his script.
@Nowimlivinginthecreek
@Nowimlivinginthecreek Год назад
There was one time when Rube was taking a shit, he got upset because there was no paper left - causing him to punch the toilet. Even though he broke his hand doing that, he still went out and pitched a CG 2 hitter vs Cleveland
@jasong428
@jasong428 Год назад
My dad went. Got drunk, great times had by all.
@jonathanwestmeyer3075
@jonathanwestmeyer3075 Год назад
18:12 “Age, anywhere from 14-40” 😭
@wingracer1614
@wingracer1614 Год назад
Hey, he wasn't picky
@jonathanwestmeyer3075
@jonathanwestmeyer3075 Год назад
@@wingracer1614 I guess you can say that
@thedeucemonkey2331
@thedeucemonkey2331 Год назад
And they had to have real teeth too...lmao
@hussassain2745
@hussassain2745 Год назад
This video reminded me of why I love your channel. You just have a genuine desire to provide insight into the idiosyncrasies of the players that make up baseball and you have always have fun iconic moments from time to remind us of
@carnakthemagnificent336
@carnakthemagnificent336 Год назад
Great video, but I was expecting some of his stats. He pitched in over 400 games and had a 2.15 ERA! No matter what the other team did with dogs, he completed 77% of his starts over his career! Different time, different game, but killer stats.
@jamie.777
@jamie.777 Год назад
I love this man!!! He needs a movie. Love the old photos, he was a handsome dude. But you can see that crazy 🤪 twinkle in his eyes
@df5295
@df5295 Год назад
Crazy, but one of the greatest pitchers of all time! He's a legend! Another thing to remember is that he struck out all those batters in the dead ball era when players weren't swinging for the fences but only trying to make contact.
@wutang5851
@wutang5851 Год назад
Yeah but the mound was A LOT higher.
@Truephilly1
@Truephilly1 Год назад
There needs to be a movie for rube
@thedeucemonkey2331
@thedeucemonkey2331 Год назад
Hell Yeah...This Dude is almost truly more of a Legend than the Babe ever was... The stories??? This guy has so many angles for a biopic... Rube it seemed had ADHD, this guy was all over the place...But he had a big heart...Died a Hero. It'd make such good story for film... Someone call Kevin Costner...
@blessembreaks
@blessembreaks Год назад
“Practice? We talkin bout Practice ! Not the game, practice !” -Rube Waddell 100 yrs before Allen Iverson
@johnstahlman9767
@johnstahlman9767 Год назад
woah woah woah, he wrestled World Champion Frank Gotch, like the holder of the original world heavyweight championship, Frank Gotch. Like Arguably the greatest Catch Wrestler to ever live, Frank Gotch. holy shit
@dankburrito8345
@dankburrito8345 Год назад
Right? I wasn't really aware of his ring work, but that name stands out for the older wrestling legends.
@GnosticXMusic
@GnosticXMusic Год назад
I love the St. Louis Browns sweater Rube is wearing. Classy.
@e2215
@e2215 Год назад
No way in hell he taught geese to jump rope lol
@jasonabbott5546
@jasonabbott5546 Год назад
I grew up in the same small Pennsylvania town that Rube was born in. Sadly, there’s no mention of him there
@PitchingNinjaVideos
@PitchingNinjaVideos Год назад
Wow--that's pretty cool. Need to have a monument or something!
@hushpuckena126
@hushpuckena126 3 месяца назад
While Johnson, Alexander, Mathewson and Cy Young have always attracted more notice among hurlers of the deadball era, Waddell was a great pitcher in his own right and fully deserving of a spot in Cooperstown.
@TheLochs
@TheLochs Год назад
BTW, I'm an amatuer wrestling historian and the fact he fought Frank Gotch is amazing. Gotch was one of the best catch wrestlers of his era, if not the best. At that time wrestling was real and one of the most popular sports of the time. It was bigger than boxing. Gotch is a legend.
@dennissmith-sv4go
@dennissmith-sv4go Год назад
I see Rube Wadell I'm clicking.
@danzemacabre8899
@danzemacabre8899 Год назад
The first thing that redass Ty Cobb would to distract someone who is enamored with dogs is" I'm gonna kill one of them dogs". Beyond hilarious
@dbacksfan1929
@dbacksfan1929 10 месяцев назад
I can literally hear him with a signature redneck voice saying that
@KidFresh71
@KidFresh71 Год назад
What a fantastic piece, thanks for taking the time to share these stories with the world. Really well done! Love old-timey baseball lore.
@codystout5353
@codystout5353 Год назад
Dude was nuts
@mikewild7321
@mikewild7321 Год назад
Great storytelling and commentary. Thanks for sharing!
@davewestner
@davewestner Год назад
The earlier days of baseball sure sound a lot more entertaining than 21st century ball
@mikey90504
@mikey90504 Год назад
Should make a movie about him with Woody Harrelson as the lead. I'd go and watch it.
@williamreynolds3487
@williamreynolds3487 Год назад
I know it’s not surprising for the era, but seeing the CG stat amazes me nonetheless. Love it.
@matta3968
@matta3968 8 месяцев назад
Rube lived a full life even though it was only 37 years.
@goobernoodles
@goobernoodles Год назад
Dude looks like George C Scott
@Lewis9700
@Lewis9700 Год назад
You forgot to mention Mark "the Bird" Fydrich. He was a character!
@riverview9320
@riverview9320 Месяц назад
He is mentioned right at the start...
@darkstar92772
@darkstar92772 Год назад
I have always had this picture in my mind of Zack Greinke being brought out on the mound on a dolly wearing a mask like Hannibal Lecter.
@ThatMeansHesMad
@ThatMeansHesMad 2 месяца назад
LOL, that's oddly specific. Funny as hell though 😅
@darkstar92772
@darkstar92772 2 месяца назад
@@ThatMeansHesMad I’ve been saying that for years. You’re the first person who found it funny. Made my day.
@ThatMeansHesMad
@ThatMeansHesMad 2 месяца назад
@@darkstar92772 Funny thing is, if word of this got to Zack, I could totally see him going along with it. Love that dude
@darkstar92772
@darkstar92772 2 месяца назад
@@ThatMeansHesMad Now that you mention it, I can see that.
@NOMADcourier85
@NOMADcourier85 Год назад
Why Netflix hasn't done a limited series on his life is beyond me.
@bryanparish7530
@bryanparish7530 Месяц назад
Wonderful video. Had me rolling.
@douglasolomon5191
@douglasolomon5191 Год назад
Those were different times. A guy like Rube would have never got out of the bush leagues today. Just due to his antics. Pretty good narration. The movie clips I don't quite understand. Humorous at best.
@jdunbar2995
@jdunbar2995 Год назад
One of the greatest lefties in baseball history and a forgotten legend by many baseball fans today
@scottsinner7530
@scottsinner7530 Год назад
First heard about Rube from The Dollop podcast. Completely bananas. Great video!
@joenania
@joenania Месяц назад
GOD BLESS RUBE WADDELL FOREVER -
@salvydelacrack4155
@salvydelacrack4155 Год назад
There's a great podcast called The Dollop that does a hilarious episode on The Rube. For sure worth a look.
@ryanthompsonthompson820
@ryanthompsonthompson820 Год назад
I love this video. Please do more 😃
@timp8843
@timp8843 Месяц назад
Hear! Hear! Cheers Rube!
@user-ng2qx4xd1b
@user-ng2qx4xd1b Год назад
wtf did i just watch. if sports player would do this today I would watch more sports. this dude sounds cool as hell.
@plcrrl
@plcrrl Год назад
Yes I’m sure his resemblance to Gronk is coincidental
@raoularmagnac2037
@raoularmagnac2037 Год назад
I think he looks a little like Christopher Reeve.
@theNC3001
@theNC3001 Год назад
The wife spinning story is my favorite
@Galantski
@Galantski Год назад
I recall reading where Rube was attracted to shiny objects, and if he saw some fan with jewelry that glistened in the sun, he was known to leave the mound and go over tho te stands to look at it!
@srp960
@srp960 Месяц назад
One of Baseball's best pitchers of all time, yet most have never heard of him. ....as a matter of fact, I bet that less than 1/10 th of 1% of baseball fans today, even know anything about him at all. I would like to see a movie made about him. It would educate baseball fans and inspire baseball youth today.
@RRaquello
@RRaquello Год назад
Of course he couldn't be relied on. He missed the entire 1905 World Series, I believe because he got injured when involved in a fight or some kind of horseplay. I believe that was the incident you mentioned when he slipped on a train platform. The A's might not have won the series anyway, because that was the year they couldn't get a run off of Christy Mathewson, but without Waddell (who won 27 games that year), they didn't stand a chance. I believe it was this that soured Connie Mack & the rest of the Athletics team on Waddell.
@johntaylor-lo8qx
@johntaylor-lo8qx Год назад
This documentary is soooo good 👍 👏
@enricopallazzo3244
@enricopallazzo3244 Год назад
Don’t forget Kenny Powers, the man with the golden D.
@mykel6268
@mykel6268 Год назад
Just a man with a mind for victory and an arm like a fucking cannon
@alvalentin6384
@alvalentin6384 Год назад
Love this guy.
@yodapappacards
@yodapappacards Год назад
AWESOME CONTENT
@roybal1975
@roybal1975 Год назад
you left out Carlos Perez from the Expos in the late 1990's
@maluorno
@maluorno Год назад
wow. where"s the miniseries about this guy?
@PitchingNinjaVideos
@PitchingNinjaVideos Год назад
There needs to be one!
@edchristie4061
@edchristie4061 Год назад
Great story
@johnbroadway4196
@johnbroadway4196 2 месяца назад
And our Baseball Teams today have who ? No team contract would allow or The League would loose it's MOND over this Guy . This is Why lives were so much more intriguing than what we think about today. Salute ! RUBE !
@jodywho6696
@jodywho6696 2 месяца назад
Awesome✨
@DrEvil1996
@DrEvil1996 Месяц назад
Literally Bill Brasky
@NewEngland462
@NewEngland462 2 месяца назад
What im getting out of this story is the guy was a great human being
@matthew-im5th
@matthew-im5th Год назад
It was one hell of a cigar !!! Lol
@mikemck4796
@mikemck4796 Год назад
It can be frustrating when they don’t spin fast enough…
@WinterSoldier79
@WinterSoldier79 Месяц назад
Rube had a chin that would make Jay Leno blush.
@cricketexplained8526
@cricketexplained8526 Год назад
I can't confirm it, but it's been written that baseball player-turned-cricketer John Barton "Bart" King, a contemporary of Waddell, emulated his shooing-off of fielders on occasion when bowling. King is, incidentally, seen by many as the most important cricketer America has ever produced.
@riverview9320
@riverview9320 Месяц назад
According to "Peanuts & Crackerjack" by David Cataneo, pg. 71 - after the Athletics played the Senators, the Senators got in a bus which proceeded to shake violently. Players scrambled out - and spotted Waddell under the bus! (I don't know how he could lift it - but that's what the story said.)
@thomasreithmeier5405
@thomasreithmeier5405 Год назад
Traded for a cigar 😂😂
@restock_1731
@restock_1731 Месяц назад
It must have been quite the show to see Rube pitch, and then go chase a firetruck. 😂.
@OriginalStrudel
@OriginalStrudel Год назад
I'll be waiting for the 99 overall Rube Waddell to arrive once MLB The Show 23 gets released.
@icopaseticMHF
@icopaseticMHF Год назад
He looks like George C Scott
@fredmehr-sx2kg
@fredmehr-sx2kg Месяц назад
I read that Connie Mack would work out a deal with him if he pitched both games of Sunday double-header he could go hunting and rejoin the team before his next start.
@oofnoob6831
@oofnoob6831 Год назад
Rube Waddell reminds me a lot of Greinke, funny stories about him while also being a damn good pitcher (Also unrelated but did you happen to be at an airport on Sunday? Because I might’ve seen you there lol)
@PitchingNinjaVideos
@PitchingNinjaVideos Год назад
I was! That's funny.
@oofnoob6831
@oofnoob6831 Год назад
@@PitchingNinjaVideos oh dang, wish I could’ve said hi but I was running late for my flight 😂
@TokyoXtreme
@TokyoXtreme 2 месяца назад
What is the music playing around 5:30 and throughout?
@larryervin4070
@larryervin4070 Год назад
Imma need to find me a rube Waddell jersey now lol
@rydonoghue3799
@rydonoghue3799 Месяц назад
“He taught the birds to jump rope… this apparently is true!” I truer truth was never uttered
@thedeucemonkey2331
@thedeucemonkey2331 Год назад
1903 - 34CGs 1904 - 39CGs That's some Stat there... Seemed Waddell had ADHD...
@tjvortex6143
@tjvortex6143 Год назад
Rube could have gone and been the best firefighter ever but stayed to play baseball in spite of the other players
@bitemenow609
@bitemenow609 Год назад
Worm story was from Hack Wilson.
@DoubleD_83
@DoubleD_83 Год назад
HEY ,👋🏼. Rob and Will i absolutely was triggered by your fantastic voice and storytelling . I personally don't have much with Baseball , but this is a great true story . I saw in the comments that this was in the mid 90s is that true ?, Because the way it was edited made it look like the 70s , the man could be literally coming out of a pack of baseball cards . Fantasticly done by the both of you guys . Keep on doing what you both do so Good . Stay awsome .peace 🇳🇱
@steveperry3572
@steveperry3572 Год назад
I think the spirit of Waddell is in my brother.
@Gixsir
@Gixsir Год назад
Hope more people look him up he’s so interesting even if only 10% is true. There’s a few documentaries on RU-vid about him all pretty good
@joeylocognato2198
@joeylocognato2198 Год назад
Most definitely my favorite player and I was born July 96
@Pinebrookjohn75
@Pinebrookjohn75 Год назад
Dummy is what a deaf mute was called back then.
@lippy22
@lippy22 Год назад
Woody Harrelson, is that you?
@danielbalboni6804
@danielbalboni6804 Год назад
The Dollop Podcast did a really good episode on Rube.
@laramybohn1730
@laramybohn1730 Год назад
I like this guy.
@almightysosa3007
@almightysosa3007 Год назад
Guy was a living meme
@JackieDaytona1776
@JackieDaytona1776 Год назад
The "dismissing his outfielders and striking out the side" legend has been attributed to a few players throughout the years (especially Negro League pitchers like Paige) but it looks like he cited an obit. I'd love to see a primary source from the game where it allegedly happened.
@jeffblackard9753
@jeffblackard9753 Год назад
You outta do a video on Marty Bergen. Guy was legit batshit crazy.
@jasong428
@jasong428 Год назад
Slit his own throat after he killed his family? There is a Wikipedia page
@NewEngland462
@NewEngland462 2 месяца назад
How in hell this not a movie
@sethemery9529
@sethemery9529 Год назад
The background music had me checking for about 45 seconds if i somehow had another tab open to an OxBox list.
@lewdpreservationsociety
@lewdpreservationsociety Год назад
the cy young really should be the rube waddell for real
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