The Brutal Decline of Madison Bumgarner 

THIS. I can’t finish the video lol it’s pretty annoying

That’s a significant factor but he was still filthy on his own for a period, sad to see his downfall and outbursts as a giants fan

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@karsonmapes SHAFT 18 INCHES LONG, 1 CM DIAMETER, TIP IS THE SIZE OF A WATERMELON. BALLSACK IS MASSIVE, BUT BALLS INSIDE ARE ONLY THE SIZE OF PUMPKIN SEEDS SO ITS MOSTLY VEINY SKIN FLAPPING IN THE WIND LIKE A DOG'S TONGUE WHEN STICKING ITS HEAD OUT THE WINDOW. GIANT KOK WHIPPED OUT IN FRONT OF A ROOM FULL OF MENTALLY HANDICAPPED ADULTS. EVERYONE CRIES

Blaming being a bad pitcher on not having a good catcher is crazy

Really makes some great well researched content completely unwatchable

Wanna bet that his bad attitude is a LARGE part of why no one has signed him? Nobody wants to put up with that from a losing pitcher on the decline who can't hold his own. When he was good, the teams put up with it. Now? No way. Not when you're playing as badly as he was.

As a d backs fan he failed to adapt and change as his velocity fell. He’s also had a lot of innings under that arm of his.

Tim Lincecum comes to mind...unfortunately. 😞

I fell yall are both correct boys. TL comes to mind thinking about BG.

carrying the damn 2014 giants on his back

He was never the same after that dirt bike crash where he broke his wrist.

He was never good again after that accident

Wins and losses bad metrics to evaluate a pitcher

@@tokivikerness8863 His 2016 season was arguably better than his 2014 one. Better ERA, more strikeouts, less hits given up. Starting in 2017 all of these metrics got worse after the injury.

And you can bet riding a dirt bike was forbidden in his contract. The players can still do things forbidden in their contract since the team owners do not want to risk enforcing the rules and scaring off other players from signing with the club. Plenty of time to indulge in all the dirt bike riding you want after your career is done. I remember Jeff Kent, another Giant, injuring himself on a dirt bike even though he initially made up another story about how it happened, something about washing his truck? Just stay off them.

​@@tokivikerness8863 - Yes and no. If you're strictly looking at one or two seasons, then you could point to where a pitcher couldn't help whether he won or lost (i.e. Felix Hernandez's 2 best years)... but over the course of a career, the best pitchers find ways to win (like if their offense only gives them 1 run, they win 1-0). A great example is Greg Maddux... for his entire career, when adjusting to every pitcher during that same time, Maddux received the lowest run support in baseball history, yet he's the only pitcher to win 15 games in 18 consecutive seasons. Contrast that with his teammate, Tom Glavine, who had the 6th best run support in history. If you were to swap their run support, Maddux likely finishes with 400 career wins, while Glavine is probably around 250. Also, they played in an era where they didn't have to rely on the bullpen saving it for them as they usually went very deep into games.

i say yes he was never the same after that crash his velocity dropped and his k per 9 dropped too

Yeah, it's heartbreaking when a World Series champ hits rock bottom.

Yeah, Bruce Bochy was something. Now he's on the other side.

Mad Son!..I mean Mad Bum!

Humor of a child

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It's unbearable. It's so bad.

Harvey went to the Kerry Wood/Mark Prior school of pitching. Enter the league as an overpowering big hoss and after one injury, the ability was gone. At least to Wood's credit, he turned himself into a serviceable reliever the last 9 years of his career.

Spoken like a true fan.... Meaning someone who's not a player, coach, team employee, league employee or anyone who would have to deal with him in any capacity or his ability to create a worse environment for everyone who has to work near him at any moment. There are lots of people like him who don't even get a real shot because someone along the chain cant stand them enough to even care how good they are. And to them I say: thank you.

Makes you imagine that Posey had a lot to do with the success of the giants pitching staff

Now I will never un-hear it. 👍🏻

what the fuck you commenters saying? wtf is an upward inflection??

I finally know what to call that: upward inflection.

He talks like a human resource manager giving a mandatory SA prevention speech

I couldn't get passed 30 seconds

You should make videos too shiit

Why? He's making bank and not having to pitch.

God bless

Its actually not that hard to do 3 in 5 in baseball history. Most spans of 5 years have a team repeat and 3 times has been done over 10 times, going by a quick count.

But there were only 2 teams in the postseason until 1969, and 4 from 1969-1994. The Giants are the only team to do it in the last 23 years, and it is going to become even more difficult next year, when the playoffs will be expanded to 12 teams.

Shows their prime and their highlights. Nice to relive

A chance to keep losing? Lol Pretty sure that and his bad attitude are why no one has signed him.

Lincecum too. But they got 3 championships out of it at least.

Espns top 100s athletes are somehow worse than rolling stones top 100 musicians and taken less seriously.

​@@tokivikerness8863 Right imagine having LeBron James better than Karl Malone And Nicki Minaj better than Nas or Rakim

But not in the NL.

It evens out, it was more games with a DH than during the early days but medical science also stretched careers and the quality of them significantly on average.