Scott Hatteberg: Moneyball's Legend More Than Just Moneyball

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You may know Scott Hatteberg from the Oscar-nominated baseball movie Moneyball from 2011. Chris Pratt portrays the unlikely hero of the real-life 2002 Oakland A's winning streak. But what you may not know is the real Scott Hatteberg had a much better career than just that one memorable moment...
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@nextimrose7188 Год назад

I can’t believe you guys are finally giving us a look at the baseball career of Chris Pratt.

@brangran757 Год назад

I know right. Thank god chris pratts shoulder didn't hinder him at first Base like it did when he was catching

@adarkwind4712 8 месяцев назад

😂 💀

@natethenub6595 8 месяцев назад

He also worked in politics, trained some dinos & flew in space

@ripharambe4796 Год назад

"its not that hard, scott"

@decker528 Год назад

Really he's right. If you can play catcher at the major league level you can probably play first base successfully without a whole lot of adjustment. I've seen yadier Molina move over to first base a few times over his career without issue even though he was certainly a full time catcher

@dailyright Год назад

“It’s incredibly hard”

@aznpikachu215 Год назад

@@dailyright "Hey, anything worth doing is."

@t77410 Год назад

Picking machine～～～

@drckargaming Год назад

"tell him Ron"

@outsidethewaxbox Год назад

Also, as a Twins fan, Brad Radke deserves a look in an upcoming video. He was an ace-level workhorse who stuck it out with some awful teams (his 20 win season in 1997 accounted for almost a third of the team's wins that year) and pitched hurt in the final two months of his career to get the Twins to another playoff berth.

@katherineberger6329 Год назад

Radke deserves so much more love than he's ever gotten outside of Minnesota.

@randallwong7196 Год назад

Every pitch he threw caused pain, didn't they? It seemed very odd to send him out there instead of using someone who....wasn't in terrible pain.

@outsidethewaxbox Год назад

@@randallwong7196 I forget exactly what the ailment was that affected him in '06. But yeah the options were for him to 1) pitch in pain or 2) to have surgery and try to come back from it the following season. But he was in his walk year and I think he decided he was done. He kept running himself out there to pitch at his insistence, and Gardy was in the "let the dogs run loose" portion of his managerial career.

@stubrutv Год назад

A video on Shane Victorino would SLAP. Dude was a solid, speedy outfielder with a great arm, clutch bat, and was part of multiple championship teams in the AL and NL

@FlyinTonite Год назад

Not to mention injury forced him to abandon switch hitting but was still an instrumental part of the 2013 Red Sox championship.

@maxcastin4777 Год назад

dodgers legend

@outsidethewaxbox Год назад

Twins fan here. An interesting footnote to the A's Twins back and forth in '02 is that the Twins also were the team that stopped the A's win streak.

@carlpacquing2575 Год назад

It's a shame that the Oakland Coliseum is dead. That place is one of the best home-field advantages, when full.

@v2micca Год назад

I mean yeah, flooding sewage into the opponents dugout really gives you an edge on the field.

@RossMKF1 Год назад

The rats should the A’s mascot could be like baseballs chucky cheese

@roland7584 6 месяцев назад

Those 17 games when the Coliseum was full in the last 20 years were amazing.

@roycegrubic2620 8 месяцев назад

None of these events were "infamous" (which is negative)...just famous. Scott Hatteberg's home run wasn't the attack of Pearl Harbor. It's one of the most exhilarating and joyful moments in the history of the Oakland A's (RIP).

@LiamB_YT Год назад

Okay fine I’ll watch Moneyball again

@jennyanydots2389 Год назад

Prolly cuz u a races boyyy!!

@huntercoffman9525 Год назад

Underrated player that deserves a video.. Michael Young

@plootoisaplanet Год назад

great video! i would KILL to see a career analysis of paul konerko. one of the most consistent, likable players i’ve ever had the joy of watching as a white sox fan.

@jennyanydots2389 Год назад

If he didn't get caught beating them dawgs there'd be a tone more videos both mature and PG rated son.

@johnobrien1759 Год назад

@@jennyanydots2389 I don’t know about a video of beating dogs, and quite frankly, I don’t care. Pauly was the freaking man.

@jennyanydots2389 Год назад

@@johnobrien1759 He also gRaped them on tape as well.

@lucasrichardson5565 Год назад

Fun fact Chris Pratt actually used to play baseball, and was drafted by the Yankees in the 4th round of the 1998 draft! Dude was a stud at lake Stevens.

@RyantheSillyWilly Год назад

You're saying that Mario used to be a baseball player?

@decker528 Год назад

Thanks. I just wasted 5 minutes of my life googling that just to find out it wasn't true 😂

@lucasrichardson5565 Год назад

@@decker528 he was drafted, however he turned it down to move to Maui to peruse acting. It’s a really niche fact, he talked about it in comic con in 2022 when I went. I don’t think it was published unfortunately

@Gemnist98 Год назад

@@RyantheSillyWilly Why yes, he did very well in the Superstar Baseball and Super Sluggers leagues.

@v2micca Год назад

Another fun fact, some time after playing Scott Hatteberg, Chris managed to blow out his right elbow in almost the exact same injury.

@SkilesHasFun Год назад

Big shoutouts to y'all making me care about the outcome of a now-non-existent team from 2002. Again. These channels are so great. All of you. Much love.

@tojaroslaw Год назад

Trading Giambi also had a lot to do with his significant off field issues, which unfortunately claimed his life

@swagmuffin9000 7 месяцев назад

What issues did he have?

@GrouchyOldBear7 3 месяца назад

Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it.

@anotherheffis 11 месяцев назад

2 for 2....another great video. I can't wait to watch those Barry Bonds videos you have grouped.

@lovelessissimo Год назад

Its actually pretty amazing that oakland even had a team, let alone three.

@roland7584 6 месяцев назад

The story that should be put together is how a city with millions of people surrounding it lost 3 winning sports franchises. How could the city of Oakland lose these opportunities over and over?

@jesustirado5449 Год назад

Giants fan here. I know I shouldn’t care as much for the A’s but them possibly leaving the Bay Area just wouldn’t feel right. You can’t talk about the A’s right now without highlighting all the bad and ugly, so thank you for highlighting some good in the storied and historic franchise. Hope they stay.

@RP-so1pz Год назад

Would love to see a video on Dan Johnson. A player who only hit clutch home runs for the Rays

@edwardwalter3100 Год назад

Man those old Bill King and Ray Fosse calls just take me there. We A's fans were spoiled in the booth for decades.

@itsnotme07 Месяц назад

Very cool you pointing out one of my favorite trivia questions: Who hit into a triple play and in his next at bat, hit a grand slam? Scott Hatteberg, August 6th, 2001. I was at this game at Fenway with my sister and her friend. Don't you love it when historic stuff happens in front of you?

@HeadshotJack Год назад

Underrated player for u to do a video on: Mike Lowell. His 2007 season set records for the Red Sox and he was the 2007 World Series mvp batting 400 in that series after 325 for the season

@Tatertot_1394 Год назад

Feel like jason werth and hunter pence are 2 guys that are underrated but were really important to their teams.

@bighersh14 Год назад

As a Red Sox fan please make a video on Steve Pearce bro was the reason we won the World Series in 2018

@devinlehmann2064 Год назад

I feel like a Derek turnbow video could end up being entertaining

@garrettcatalana94 10 месяцев назад

How about an episode on my favorite player growing up - Shawn Green. I still remember where I was as a little kid watching the Sportscenter highlights of his four home run game in Milwaukee

@sethnicol8850 Год назад

Do one on Lance Berkman! It looks at the time the Astros were in the NL Central

@Extinguisher10 Год назад

That 2002 division was LOADED! 93 wins got the Mariners 3rd place. Craziness!!

@Duke_Scanlan Год назад

Lance Johnson! The One Dog. The triples machine.

@Immigrationsituation 6 месяцев назад

No matter what. CAN NEVER TAKE THAT MOMENT FROM HATTEBURG!

@nicolelala10 Месяц назад

What the movie left out, is that the A's WERE A GOOD TEAM aside from losing those 3. 30 teams would have killed to have Zito and Hudson in the rotation. They also had Chavez and Tejada on the side of the infield. On another note, as a lifelong Yankee fan, I still think Giambi was safe at the plate. Jeter got that call on his reputation.

@user-cv8qe9ru8c Год назад

Pokey Reese. Somehow after 100 yrs. Baseball names still exist.

@OH_MY_DOGGG Год назад

I remember Hatteberg and Haselman were the Red Sox battery at catcher before the emergence of Jason Varitek and it was a pretty well balanced platoon.

@freddyramirez6709 Год назад

How about an episode on the heart&soul of the 2007 Red Sox team 3B MikeFarrell?

@youraverageguy7842 Год назад

I think an in depth look at Edgar Martinez or Mike Cameron would be cool especially considering how no one knows them

@decibellone696 Месяц назад

Not an A's fan but, I have a Hattiesburg jersey. he is the icon of blue collar work.

@DeclanJack44 Год назад

travis ishikawa please, giants legend

@samuelalles4397 Год назад

Cardinals fan here, I believe that lance Berkman gets overlooked by David freese in that game six, but he was the one who kept the game alive multiple times, extended the innings, drove in runs, etc. If he’s not on that team we don’t get anywhere close to the championship.

@alexpoulter5934 8 месяцев назад

Very well done

@JoseSanchez0795 Год назад

Why no one makes a video about Miguel Tejada? he won the MVP that year.

@odo_25 Год назад

gotta do a vid on donnie kelly, tigers legend

@Dagoat5903 Год назад

Great vid I think a vid about Chooch (Carlos Ruiz) such an underrated catcher ever

@rorye6952 Год назад

Its a channel run by met fans so im shocked we havent gotten it, but id love to see a Wilmer Flores video!

@sethkinslow674 Год назад

You should cover brad wilkerson, rondell white, cliff Floyd, josh willingham etc

@McGrizzle75 Год назад

id like to hear your thoughts on my personal baseball hero travis fryman, the tigers version, not the indians

@_warren6659 Год назад

An in depth video on Joey Votto would be much appreciated.

@CycloneBurnesMusic Год назад

The Athletics franchise as a whole has been associated with a lot of franchise as whole dating back to when they moved from Philadelphia to KC

@jayhome2715 5 месяцев назад

I remember in the 80's and 90's the Buffalo Bills games were televised Nationally but blacked out locally because they didn't sell enough tickets. That's punishment to the fans for not buying enough tickets. It's the franchises way of saying if you want this team in your city then support it by going to the game. If not, it might leave the city entirely! Then a broadcast blackout is the least of your concerns. Hard to envision that today but in the 80's and 90's and 2000's for that matter the Bills didn't have Bills Mafia which is without question today the strongest fanbase for any NFL team.

@tucker4pf Год назад

reds legend scott hatteberg, also if you could make a brandon phillips video i would be extremely grateful

@lastpenny849 10 месяцев назад

Playing 180 odd games, and then to have a ONE game playoff for the Wildcard makes absolutely no sense. Should be a full 5 game series.

@grahammarshall1199 Год назад

Do Adam Jones

@mathius-fi7hx Год назад

It’d be really crazy and out there but let’s get a Troy Tulo video out there! What a legacy he left behind that’s really been forgotten by most as left with a lot of questions

@hessxpress Год назад

Scott "Chris Pratt" Hatteberg

@mr.johnson4208 Год назад

alfonso soriano as a cubs fan was absolutely insane

@TheIncredible2IC Год назад

Nyjer Morgan had a nice little run in Milwaukee that could be fun to look at

@Flightrider 10 месяцев назад

Can you make a video on former mariners 3rd baseman Kyle seager. He was my favorite player and holds a very special place in ms fans hearts with his loyalty even throughout all of our bad years.

@JoeBloww762 Год назад

How can you not be romantic about baseball.

@aidankhare9199 10 месяцев назад

A video on the illustrious career of Juan Uribe would be awesome

@Noah_Aizen Год назад

A's have been in Oakland longer than they have been in Philadelphia, making it a shame they are leaving.

@j8jackson129 Год назад

I think a good video would be about Travis Ishikawa and the 2014 Giants

@jennyanydots2389 Год назад

That dude is a hiroshima denier

@icefalcon2243 Год назад

I have many of these players MLB SportsClix figures. It’s great to learn about their careers, BUT….

@hahathatsucks8019 11 месяцев назад

wait you mean 'experts' on a baseball subreddit were wrong?!?! Shocker

@MrQandJ 5 месяцев назад

We need to talk about Eric Chavez super slept on as a kid he was my idol

@georgebaerreis4720 4 месяца назад

Boris Diaw on the San Antonio Spurs most recent championship win

@ericvogt7123 Год назад

They call it patience but it's discipline

@gburyhockey9 Год назад

what’s the song at 11:49

@sethandres6 Год назад

I have a good idea for a video on an unsung player! The Seattle mariners had a shortstop named Brendan Ryan in the early 2010s. Great defense but not great with the bat. I was 14 years old and I watched almost every game of the 2012 summer, and when King Felix threw his perfect game they won 1-0 and the only run to score was Brendan Ryan from 2nd. I believe this could bring up a hypothetical argument that if that was the most important game in Seattle history that Brendan Ryan (commonly forgotten or thought of as very bad) is actually one of the most important players in franchise history.

@randallwong7196 Год назад

Ryan was more deserving of some of those AL shortstop Gold Gloves than Jeter. But who's gonna vote for a guy hitting .220, unless he's named Ozzie Smith?

@crob161 Год назад

Ben zobrist his time on the rays isn’t talked about enough enough as well as his cubs resurgence. With a messy ending to his career.

@kidsdejordy79 Год назад

Suggestion: Brock Holt on the 2018 Red Sox

@aznpikachu215 Год назад

Hatteberg: You want me to take Giambi's spot? What about the fans?

@Masonjar94 10 месяцев назад

Rick Ankiel, I would love to see you do a video on him

@carsonblythe8604 Год назад

A Brandon Crawford video would make my life!

@DrAnarchy69 Год назад

Curt Flood is a completely underappreciated icon. Not just off the field (he helped lay the foundation for the MLBPA) but I’d argue underrated when he was ON the field. For a few years his fielding in CF was compared with his contemporary: WILLIE FUCKING MAYS.

@theapologist6717 Год назад

EASILY the BIGGEST MISCONCEPTION about Moneyball is that these ideas began in 2002. All those pitchers, Chavez, Giambi, Tejada, etc. Were all acquired using the talents and evaluations of the Moneyball method WELL before 2002. Drives me nuts whenever people use that misconception as a criticism of Moneyball.

@stoopsnoh8994 10 месяцев назад

How about a video about Mark Grace?

@bdickensheets7842 Год назад

do one on brandon phillips for the reds

@alexw0310 Год назад

It wasn't even mentioned that Hatteberg learned to play first base. That saved his career. There also weren't any jokes involving Chris Pratt and scenes from Moneyball. Incomplete video IMO

@mikemallon9727 9 месяцев назад

You should do one on Bernie Williams

@rogerhodge1448 9 месяцев назад

How about Mickey Tettleton please? Cheers to All from Hines, Oregon 🍻👋🇺🇲

@jaycottrell8260 Год назад

PLEASE do a video on Ryan Freel, his imaginary friend Farney, and the hustle, joy, and sadness that would lead up to his premature death (as well as his post-humous diagnoses as the first baseball player accredited with CTE)

@Based_Proletariat Год назад

Juan Pierre.

@cooperholzheuser7652 Год назад

As a rangers fan I would love a Ian Kinler vid pleaseeee.

@wackoutoftune 4 месяца назад

Would love a Nick Swisher video!

@ericmccambly4404 10 месяцев назад

Howe went off his gut down the stretch and away from analytics game plan in playoffs its well documented. They came up with math formula before season on that they needed 99 wins to get into the playoffs they were right on. It would have been interesting if they started Hattiesburg from the beginning of season.

@dhruvp4523 10 месяцев назад

As a mariners fan could you do Edgar Martinez?

@nikkenny2491 Год назад

Magglio Ordonez vid?

@udnehdm5236 Год назад

Can you cover Brett gardener

@musicman2786 Год назад

Tigers Fan. You should do Brandon Inge. An odd career.

@adampaniagua8051 Год назад

Talk about Ryan Robert’s one breakout year with the dbacks in 2011 where he had a walkoff grand slam against the dodgers

@zachansen8293 8 месяцев назад

12:40 "infamous" is not a synonym for "famous"

@dailyright Год назад

Double dip: Sandy and Roberto Alomar.

@woodwyrm 3 месяца назад

>Movie >Not the book Son, I am disappoint.

@alexhernandez-kv3tg Год назад

How about a late 90s Omar Vizquel in CLE?

@eugenewall6620 7 месяцев назад

It amazes me how you can be so good with numbers, yet get the over/under 500 percentage wrong. If they are sitting at 20-26 wins losses, then they are 3 games under 500, not 6 games as you stated. 20+26=46; 46 divided by 2 is 23; so, 23 wins would put them at 500, and as they are sitting on 20 wins, they are 3 games under 500, not 6.