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@madethecut 28 дней назад

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@JosephWeiss-dv4ts 21 день назад

Really?

@Brooklynquietmoney 27 дней назад

Holy shit i forgot the numbers he was putting up sheesh

@JohnSmith-zw8vp 27 дней назад

But was it worth all the trouble he caused, like headbutting an umpire and kicking a cameraman in the nuts? Oh wait that was the other guy...

@marcuswilliams7512 27 дней назад

who?@@JohnSmith-zw8vp

@jimmiecolvin7365 19 дней назад

U Forgot It Wasn't Much ⚾😂🤣😂🎶🎶🎶 🤫

@AndrewSmith-if2dh 27 дней назад

In his Historical Baseball Abstract (2000) entry on Belle, Bill James lists 10 good things to say about him. Of course, the first and most important was that he could hit. James cracked me up with two of them: he has never been on the Jerry Springer Show, and he has never praised Hitler or Saddam Husseim.

@warlordofbritannia 27 дней назад

“…or any other foreign madman.”

@LetTheWrite1inn 27 дней назад

He had such an interesting stance....dude could rake

@dicktrickle741 27 дней назад

I recently watched Jose Canseco, same stance and swing.

@LoLotov 27 дней назад

I'd barely even heard of this guy, but his stance is what jumped out to me right away in the highlights shown at the beginning. He just has the timing down perfectly for hacking at the ball like a tree with the exact same hitch step every time. That hitch step! You don't see things like that these days, not like I'm some aged expert or anything, but really, I've never seen anything like it except MAYBE in mvp 2005, in which case they deliberately modeled it.

@Diosprometheus 27 дней назад

@@LoLotov Baseball mostly disowns him due to his controversial behavior and the cork bat incident.

@HBKStyles 27 дней назад

So could I

@DCoop-uo2wq 27 дней назад

@@LoLotov dude was a monster and another prime example of the bbwaa being babies because he was an a**hole. Love Mo Vaughn to death but he wasn't the mvp the year he won it.

@a-aronw1186 27 дней назад

Belle was always a star I enjoyed pulling the baseball card of from the pack in the 90s. He and Frank Thomas were two monsters at the plate in those days, we all wished we could hit like them. Makes me miss 90s MLB.

@JohnSmith-zw8vp 27 дней назад

Don't forget the baseball cards and the early-mid 90s insertmania!

@dontmindmeimjustspectating2871 27 дней назад

Milton Bradley would like a word

@riding4beers889 27 дней назад

Carl Everett has entered the chat

@cityhawk 19 дней назад

Rob Dibble and John Rocker want in as well.

@Jimifan57 27 дней назад

Former sportswriter here. You learn to get a thick skin in the locker room (or clubhouse), so you put up with a lot of crap (especially in baseball, for some reason). But Belle was something else. I honestly thought he had mental issues. I was doing a story about Kenny Lofton back when both were with Cleveland (Kenny had just made his first All Star team) and was gathering quotes from teammates about it. Belle had two lockers in the clubhouse (one for his clothes and the other for his towels, shower stuff, etc.), and when you tried to ask him questions, he would look right past you with that stone face and just keep doing what he was doing. He would (intentionally, I always believed) go for something in the other locker and just body you out of the way (basically walking right through you) without reacting at all, as if you weren't there. That guy had problems.

@rancidcrawfish 27 дней назад

Or..sports writers in the locker rooms are usually annoying and in the way. Sounds like he just didn't wanna talk or be bothered.

@Alexander_Grant 26 дней назад

@@rancidcrawfish My dad knew him growing up, and that was his theory too. Maybe not this guy in particular, but some media members were out to get him. There's plenty of sportwriters who intentionally provoke these players to get stories and that's probably what made Belle so antagonistic towards them.

@fr2ncm9 26 дней назад

It was brought up that he grew up in a town that had a deep history of racism. I'm sure that played some part. You also have to wonder what his home life was like. It seems like he tended to be a perfectionist. Top grades in school, and an outstanding Baseball career. It seems like he wanted to be the best at everything.

@Jimifan57 26 дней назад

@@fr2ncm9 I didn't hold it against him. Like I said, I figured he had some deep psychological issues and I wasn't going to judge him on that. Guys like Will Clark, and Barry Bonds on the other hand, were pricks just because they thoroughly enjoyed being pricks. And they were pricks to everyone - teammates, clubhouse workers, the media, etc. They reveled in it.

@Jimifan57 26 дней назад

@@Alexander_Grant Yeah, there are a few media people who like to provoke players, but they're usually the ones who don't go in the clubhouse very often. The everyday media, who are in there every day, try to keep on decent terms with the players, if only for survival's sake. The problem is when the team's biggest stars are a-holes, and you have to approach them pretty often. That's when the job sucks.

@SmoothCriminal12 27 дней назад

An interesting fact. Before Belle signed in Baltimore, the Yankees were ready to not only sign him, but let franchise legend Bernie Williams go to do so. But Baltimore swooped in and grabbed him. Bernie ended up resigning for less than what Boston and Arizona were offering in the end.

@bigrich6075 27 дней назад

Probably for the best

@GeeEm1313 27 дней назад

While in the Cape Cod League, Belle had taken up drinking, which changed his personality for the worse. But even when he stopped drinking, he still was a very sour person.

@matthewgabbard6415 27 дней назад

I'm guessing that's not all he was taking, considering the era. Wild mood swings and rage?

@Enth 26 дней назад

Sounds like he shoulda kept drinking!

@johnsanko4136 26 дней назад

Usually, when you hear the phrase "playing angry" it's talking about football, but Belle was the definition of playing angry. His 50/50 season was a miracle to watch as a young Indians fan.

@Live01Legends 27 дней назад

I voted for him for MVP in 1995, but my vote wasn't good enough for the MLB to count it.

@Colin_1977 27 дней назад

I saw Albert Belle on Arizona State’s Campus after he left baseball. He was a student walking to class.

@darealheisman6505 27 дней назад

You and Baseball Doesn’t Exist have skyrocketed my baseball fandom. You guys should do a collab, some way some how.

@sirlucius3016 26 дней назад

Remember seeing him at a browns game at the old stadium. Just walking by himself. Dude had enormous quads

@Diosprometheus 27 дней назад

Baltimore Orioles sports announcer Tom Marr disliked Albert Belle intensely and objected to his signing with the Orioles. Bell likely would have gone into the Hall if he had played longer because he was an awesome hitter as well as a cork bat cheater. Belle had two solid seasons with the Birds and then retired. His second season was marred with injuries but the numbers he had put up were good for the amount of games he played. Belle homered in the final at-bat of his major-league career, at Oriole Park at Camden Yards on October 1, 2000.

@robinhood2524 26 дней назад

Most dangerous player, consider Ty Cobb would be a close race. My favorite memory was of Albert getting hit by a pitch and refusing to take first base.

@stoozdee 27 дней назад

“…a festering sense of injustice” 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

@BisonBill 27 дней назад

Lol they didn’t want to strike Belle out 😂

@damac5136 25 дней назад

LOL

@jonnytheboy7338 26 дней назад

Not defending him, but the father and daughter that saw him peeing in the parking lot didn't have to keep looking, and to yell at someone to stop peeing is kind of stupid.

@bryanb6217 27 дней назад

Should do a video on Jim Thome.

@jimc.goodfellas 27 дней назад

I was such a big fan of Albert Belle...I had all the "Joey Belle" baseball cards lol

@kevinstull8552 25 дней назад

I used to have one of those Joey Belle baseball cards.

@flame-sky7148 26 дней назад

Great video, onee of my favorite players from that era;

@thisguyagain7857 27 дней назад

Like dude wasn't roided out of his mind.

@ericandrew9214 22 дня назад

Belle was the Mike Tyson of baseball. Arguably the best player of the 90s. I loved this dude.

@ShelovesVXRAIL 27 дней назад

they ain’t ready for me

@adammckenzie6074 24 дня назад

Full contact baseball?Would be sick

@ticnatz 27 дней назад

Extrapolate that 1994 season out to a full 162 game season and.....162 G, 626 ABs, 137 R, 223 H, 53 2b, 55 HRs, 154 RBIs, and of course a .357 BA. I hope he gets into Cooperstown someday...

@davidwagner9644 27 дней назад

Image how much more power he would've had if he didn't step in the bucket on each swing. He must've had tremendous strength to overcome his poor batting footwork.

@nlingrel 26 дней назад

Bro you should tell him, he'll never make it to the majors if he doesn't correct that.

@supachef_dmoney_4 22 дня назад

Albert Belle was a walking black force. I'm glad he played most of his career with the Tribe

@UndercoverNormie 27 дней назад

Albert Bell had THOSE numbers? Holy shit Edit: It's Belle with an 'e'?! My entire life is a lie

@JBoss44 27 дней назад

Most violent?! Stretch

@scipio7 26 дней назад

Finally a baseball video that isn't sponsored by bookmakers.

@VicariousThePot 27 дней назад

They gotta put him in mlb 25 the show (I lost all hope for 24)

@mikesnow4735 27 дней назад

Bro I want him ichiro and king Felix in the show

@mikesnow4735 27 дней назад

Nonar Garciaparra ted Williams

@ngarci8040 24 дня назад

How on earth no one has ever tied him to PED’s is beyond me…!!!

@michaelteret4763 24 дня назад

As an Orioles fan, it pains me to think what Belle could have done in Baltimore if he had stayed healthy. He was a beast!

@winstonrumfoord7927 27 дней назад

He will always be Albert "don't call me joey" Belle to me. Same with Justin "don't call me jeffrey" Leonard

@ryanbranch1430 22 дня назад

One or two more injury-free seasons and it would be impossible to keep him out of the Hall

@damac5136 25 дней назад

An understanding of the psychiatric effects of anabolic steroid use might be the better stepping stone toward understanding Belle's behavior (in the 90's).

@jimbo1028 27 дней назад

Good ole Joey

@camtheman6075 27 дней назад

Ain’t no way I just found out he goes to my school rival

@MattmanAZ09 25 дней назад

I grew up a Cardinal fan,but I had favorite players on other teams, and Belle was for a while my favorite non cardinals player. I even bought an Indians hat 🧢 😆 The batting style was iconic. Low hands and an arm barred front arm. Hitting coaches today would be telling him to change his stance so he can hit .215 like everyone else 😆

@RealHexJoker 26 дней назад

massive hof snub

@MRRACC0 20 дней назад

Well well well

@cd.cd.cd.cd-cd 27 дней назад

That title is ridiculous

@christophertifre2018 7 дней назад

@ 1700 Bro aged 😢

@patrickstrahm05 25 дней назад

You forgot about his nickname "Mr Freeze."😅

@n8doggy733 27 дней назад

Matt Williams vid

@n8doggy733 27 дней назад

Matt Stairs too ❤

@JohnSmith-zw8vp 27 дней назад

Back in the day I liked to call him the Dennis Rodman of Baseball!

@ericandrew9214 22 дня назад

The Mike Tyson of baseball.

@aegisofhonor 27 дней назад

press relationship is very important if you want into the Hall, I think that's what got Ozzie in so easily despite offensive numbers that were...lets just say, barely average but the press and fans loved him and so he was an easy first ballot inducty, meanwhile "bad boys" like Bell had no chance.

@BruGaI 26 дней назад

as a fan, i respected/feared Albert Belle's bat, but i didn't want him on my team. two stories, both involving Bernie Williams story 1: when Bernie Williams was nearing free agency, the talk was that the Yankees had leverage because if they don't sign him, they can just go out and pick up Albert Belle. Yankees fans did not like that idea. we chanted "Bernie don't go, Stay Bernie Stay" with all our hearts from the bleachers story 2: even though i didn't care much for the guy, i think Belle was unfairly maligned for launching Fernando Viña into the East River. i couldn't tell you if it was that same year, the year before, or the year after, but Bernie Williams shoved 2B Carlos Baerga to break up the double play, Baerga tried to make the play at first, didn't, and no one blinked an eye, presumably because Bernie wasn't 210 lbs of pure angry muscle. it was the same act, but Angry Albert threw his shoulder into it

@ericandrew9214 22 дня назад

A similar play happened in an earlier inning and the coaches chewed Belle out for not breaking up the double play.

@JL-ec1by 25 дней назад

Thome and Manny could mash, but Belle scared the crap out of everyone. He made them the big, bad Indians. ⚾️💥

@johncassani6780 26 дней назад

I was a big Red Sox fan back then, but it was an absolute travesty that Mo Vaughn won the MVP in 1995. Belle had an absolute monster year, and was better than Vaughn in every respect, and the Indians were a far better team.

@DaddingAllDay 26 дней назад

It's a shame that the HOF voters care about grudges that they can't put people in the HOF who statistically deserve it. Makes all HOFs extremely flawed.

@m1ke176 27 дней назад

We all have our flaws but it's sad to see it drive them to their ruin. But shaking his dong at his family was pretty ridiculous. Dude must be miserable not inflicting his will on people.

@stevenhickey326 27 дней назад

MLB Angry Dude tournament... Albert "Don't call me Joey" Belle vs. Milton Bradley in one bracket... Carlos Zambrano vs. Amir Garret in the other. Winners face off in a cage in Vegas at Mandalay Bay.

@fitzsensible 25 дней назад

...Jake Paul will then greet the winner and attempt to schedule a fight with him immediately following the cage match.

@LBlucher13 27 дней назад

What a jerk. I grew up a Baltimore Orioles fan, but it made me sick when idiot owner Peter Angelos signed him. He never deserved to wear an O's uniform.

@TheHuskyK9 19 дней назад

Would love to leave an honest and insightful comment about Albert situation but your censors/filters don't allow me to post it.

@jjw6961 27 дней назад

Belle and Kenny Lofton are the two best HoF-eligible players not in Cooperstown.

@andrewwilkins3014 27 дней назад

Ummm bonds? Lmao

@retsamcm 26 дней назад

MLB is racist against indians

@PrimarySweeper13 27 дней назад

My dads friends sister dated Albert Belle and they even almost got married but they broke up because “it didn’t work out”

@mikesnow4735 27 дней назад

Edgar Martinez please I need me an Edgar Martinez video

@Yungasianicon 26 дней назад

He should be in the hall and they stole two mvps from him at least

@zackkorth2410 27 дней назад

i watched this whole video waiting to hear the phrase "operation shutdown".. i'm disappointed

@HoganLegDropSoup 27 дней назад

Stop talking so fast. This could be a good fall into sleep video but damn, you trying to battle Eminem

@kirkjamison4520 27 дней назад

Joooooooeeeeeey, Jooooooeeeeeeeey, Joooooooooooeeeeeey!!!

@daveswaney5460 27 дней назад

Matriculate means "enroll" so you can't matriculate to somewhere.

@Anolcum 27 дней назад

@paulvalentine4041 27 дней назад

It's RBI!!! NOT "RBIs". Think about it. You'll get it.

@keysersoze5973 26 дней назад

Sounds like early use of roids…like starting at 16 or 17.

@sdelmonte 27 дней назад

Didn't the Cleves fail him by not making sure he get the proper mental health care? He should be in the Hall despite his temper. Ty Cobb was pretty rotten too but no one ever said boo about that. (Though if he really did commit domestic abuse, no sympathy from me.)

@Raine574 27 дней назад

Wasn’t Ty Cobb part of the kkk or something?

@dumdawgpro 27 дней назад

@@Raine574 ty cobb wasnt a member of the kkk roger hornsby however was.

@dumdawgpro 27 дней назад

ty cobb's grandson wrote that ty did abuse his family members but eventually mellowed out by the time he could remember in his book. its a solid read that includes some rough parts though.

@dicktrickle741 27 дней назад

Yeah like Bruce Willis failed Vincent Gray: "YOU FAILED ME"!!

@reidawg72 27 дней назад

When Cobb is mentioned today, however, almost all that's said is "boo." So, I'm not sure that gets Belle anywhere.

@maximus1318able 27 дней назад

Everything aside, reporters/media shouldn't be the ones voting for the hof. Or even awards. Talk about not putting deserved players in bc some reporter holds a grudge. Should be ex players/managers.

@TimSpangler-rd6vs 26 дней назад

He was a bully

@Jay_nicola 27 дней назад

They just don’t make high quality character guys like him anymore

@VenomousStare 26 дней назад

Tim JACKIE Anderson

@charlesklein1224 26 дней назад

This guy is one of the dirtiest players in baseball, he needs to be gone.

@retsamcm 26 дней назад

You want him killed?!

@jwismar11 25 дней назад

I lived in Cleveland in the 90s. I don't know how often it actually happened, but it felt like any time Belle batted in the 9th there was a chance for a walk-off homer. Made for a lot of interesting games. I couldn't have cared less whether he liked sports reporters or not, I just wanted to see him play. Of course, since he hated them and they hated him, his coverage was always bad, and he didn't get the HOF votes he deserved based on his stats.

@damac5136 25 дней назад

Shows you how little integrity sportswriters have, despite spewing their ill-informed judgements of the entirety of society out their a$$es twenty-four hours a day.

@BuccaneerBruce 20 дней назад

@@damac5136 Belle wasn't a good person at all, though. He hated everyone, not just sports writers. Look at how he treated ex-girlfriends.

@cturner8584 27 дней назад

Once all the writers that have been around when he was playing are old and retired he should get in. Those are insane stats douche bag or not.

@TS-1267 25 дней назад

... The Apologies Are In.... 2:54

@agentallstar7 27 дней назад

There’s really no proof that any racial slurs were said. Belle was a great player put him in HOF.

@TKainZero 27 дней назад

Albert belle was a piece of shit But. The sponsor of this video, amazing. Bought my dad a earth globe 4+ years ago, it was expensive, but it still works flawlessly. It looks cool, and is a great conversation piece for whoever sees it. Highly recommend.

@yuppieliberationfrontylf7398 27 дней назад

Don’t talk shit about bonds while showing 1991 and 2001 back to back.. never got suspended.

@andrewwilkins3014 27 дней назад

Sounds like he was diddled as a kid

@ephrimko5239 27 дней назад

Honestly seems like a classic case of schizophrenia onset. Happens a lot to guys in their 20s sadly.

@dbeast03 27 дней назад

Maybe, but all things considered jumping from "consistently angry and volatile" to schizophrenic is a bit of a reach. Especially considering it'd be out of place for us random commenters to guess at something so vital to a person's health. That said, anger issues can be a thing on their own, and even bipolar 1 or 2 are much more reasonable to try and project, but I really think this is a guy with demons best left to himself rather than us idiots.

@user-yt9sc3mz9p 27 дней назад

Does the best baseball content creator reply?

@billmalec 24 дня назад

Oh geez. It's always race... 🤦🤦

@PRichards1981 25 дней назад

Way to speed up the hit on vina. Almost like you have a narrative. Be better

@Diggerdog2nd 27 дней назад

Bad attitude or not he still played a HOF career even though he retired because of injury early he still got the 10 years required even amongst the juiced players Albert was one of if not the most feared hitters of his era. He's one of several players that proves the Hall votes should be taken away from the vindictive idiot writer's & given to the people. Remember it's not the Hall of nice sweet quire boys it's the Baseball Hall of fame. and you should only get in if your numbers support the standard & his clearly did.

@moonie2465 26 дней назад

big baby

@notsosilentmajority1 27 дней назад

There is an obvious mental health issue in this case. Although there may have been some racial issues early on, the video is trying to use that for too much of an excuse for extremely bad behavior. When you are having issues with your own teammates and fans and later on, your girlfriends, etc., even into your 50's, the problem is not everyone else. Stop trying to still make excuses for people when the obvious issue was that he needed to see a mental health professional and get some real help. When you're a pro athlete, you can't chase kids around the neighborhood for egging your house on Halloween, especially when you didn't even hand out candy. Competitiveness can cause a lot of us to get angry and throw things and be upset with people for no reason, I know, I was one of those people when playing sports and it did help me to play better a lot more than people may think. "Playing angry" is a good thing for a lot of people but this is an example of someone that had/has serious underlying issues. Hopefully, for his sake and for the people around him, he has either mellowed enough or gotten the help he needs. I watched Albert Belle's entire career and he was a great player but that alone does not make everything better.

@jho7781 27 дней назад

Roid rage 😡

@DASHTHEMINDSWEEPER 27 дней назад

FIRST VIEW! LOVE YA MAN!

@ThomasAlcott-zh7ty 27 дней назад

Thank you for having a normal pfp and not spamming in comments

@madethecut 27 дней назад

Thanks! Appreciate ya!

@warlordofbritannia 27 дней назад

When you’re as bad a person as Belle, whatever racial element involved goes out the window. Dick Allen had to face all the same issues Belle did if not worse, and yet he never tried running over kids with his car.

@fahada1921 26 дней назад

Your content is too good not to have good sound. It’s not clear most of what you’re saying. I don’t know if it’s a technical issue or you’re talking too fast.