The Tales of 25 Major Leaguers Who Died During Their Careers (At Bat Ep. 24)

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The Tales of 25 Major Leaguers Who Died During Their Careers (At Bat Ep. 24)
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Celebrating the lives & legacies of Major Leaguers with unfinished careers.
The upmost respect was regarded to all players mentioned in this video.
Video made in memory of Sam Nelson, my friend.
Video made with the purpose of education on the history of baseball.
Research done through Baseball-Reference, SABR, and Wikipedia.
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Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
The Tales of…
00:14 25. Nick Adenhart
02:11 24. Darryl Kile
03:50 23. Joe Kennedy
04:59 22. Ray Chapman
06:34 21. Chick Stahl
07:48 20. Jim Umbricht
09:27 19. Yordano Ventura
10:49 18. Oscar Taveras
12:16 17. Ross Youngs
14:07 16. Jose Fernandez
16:14 15. Thurman Munson
18:40 14. Miguel Fuentes
19:08 13. Bob Moose
19:46 12. Don Wilson
22:08 11. Steve Olin
23:07 10. Lyman Bostock
25:36 9. Addie Joss
28:55 8. Josh Gibson
31:20 7. Greg Halman
32:06 6. Cory Lidle
33:17 5. Willard Hershberger
34:46 4. Tyler Skaggs
36:14 3. Ken Hubbs
38:19 2. Elmer Gedeon
40:21 1. Roberto Clemente
44:53 Outro
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Music:
"for lu ten" by L. Dre: • for lu ten (Leaves fro...
"river day" by imagiro: • imagiro - river day
"Fast Car" by Tempura: song.link/FPCnBnTCHjQzx
"Disney Pixar Lofi - Pixar Medley" by halfbaekd: • Disney Pixar Lofi - Pi...
"far away [lofi version]" by DECEIVED: • nickelback - far away ...
"First Steps (Lofi Lia Remix)" by Lofi Lia: fanlink.to/firststeps
"Escape" by L'atune: • Escape
"solitude" by BROCKBEATS: • solitude
"Nap" by Hoffy Beats, drasena: • Hoffy Beats, darsena -...
"Leaves from the Vine" by Jeremy Zuckerman: / jeremy-zuckerman
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@matthicksxx 2 года назад

The first video in a series celebrating the lives & legacies of Major Leaguers with unfinished careers The upmost respect was regarded to all players mentioned in this video Mistakes: 20:04 Don Wilson’s first no-hitter was on June 18th, 1967, not July 18th 20:48 Wilson was actually the 15th player in the modern era to throw two no-hitters, not the 16th

@jamesespey249 2 года назад

There is a legendary player from the 19th Century you didn't mention...Ed Delahanty.

@eddiez1247 2 года назад

@@jamesespey249 True, and he has a interesting story too, but so it goes. Great video regardless. I am not hating on your constructive criticism.

@markbeavers5747 10 месяцев назад

I grew up next to San Fernando Valley State College and played pickup basketball with Lyman Bostock as a kid. He was so nice and protected me when we played on the same 3 on 3 Team because I was so small and young. I was heart broken when I heard he passed and still think about how great he was going to be.

@matthicksxx 10 месяцев назад

That’s really touching. Thank you for sharing

@BuccaneerBruce 10 месяцев назад

Clemente died when I was 10 months old, he was the reason I wore the number 21 in high school and college. This was very well done. Also the Royals losing Ventura was extremely painful to us Royals fans.

@mmclaurin8035 10 месяцев назад

Thurman Munson should be in the Hall of Fame. Period.

@nickolaszegarelli6037 10 месяцев назад

So true and so overdue.

@healthyone100 9 месяцев назад

I Agree, i was a yankee fan in the late 1950'S Mickey mantle was a big hero of mine but in 1962 i became and instant Met fan i don't why, Thuman Munson was a big hero of mine even though i was a Met fan, he was a great clutch hitter with men on base, i cried when he died in 1979 i remember where i was when i heard the news RIP!

@merccadoosis8847 9 месяцев назад

Yes, he should be in HOF. While he only played 10 years, his career stats match those of other catchers who were so honored. Not only were his stats great, he leadership capability was unmatched. So sad that he has been overlooked in this regard.

@felixgonzalez5882 5 месяцев назад

I agree and so does Don Mattingly. I'm a mets fan so throw in Keith Henandez too ! 😀

@10soft2 10 месяцев назад

Another sad story which was very preventable was Cubs infielder Steve Macko who passed in 1981. He had a fear of doctors and had a growth on his private parts. Everyone thought it was strange as he would not shower with his teammates. It was only after he was unintentionally spiked by Bill Madlock on a play at second base and was injured that he had to see a doctor. While examining his thigh the doctors obviously noticed the mass on his testicles. Unfortunately it was too late RIP Steve.

@hrebec97 10 месяцев назад

His father was the trainer for the Texas Rangers. Steve was very well thought of in the state of Texas. Class act!

@big8dog887 Год назад

One very major omission: Ed Delahanty. Possibly the greatest hitter of his era, hit .400 three times. Fell off a bridge by Niagara Falls after being kicked off a train for drunk and disorderly behavior. Was on that train trying to jump his Washington contract to play for the New York Giants.

@BennyWills 2 года назад

Great video. Here are a few more: Mike Sharperson, Cliff Young, Steve Bechler, Dernell Stenson, Mike Darr and Daniel Webb

@Steve25901 10 месяцев назад

Steve Macko

@jrlexjr 2 года назад

As a podcaster who specializes in telling mini-biographies of people buried in two local historic cemeteries, I understand and appreciate the amount of time it took for you to put this beautiful program together. I was especially touched by the story of Ken Hubbs, who was one of my favorite Cubs as I was growing up. If you decide to do a follow-up, remember Harry "The Golden Greek" Agganis (1929-1955) and, of course, the great Ed Delahanty. Thanks for a terrific educational and entertaining program.

@matthicksxx 2 года назад

Thank you for your kind words. I do plan to continue this series

@davidrocholl4071 9 месяцев назад

Yes please continue this series!! Maybe you can a do a video, on Lou Gehrig, while not passing during his career, he was forced to retire from his disease!!

@ROB-xm5fv 9 месяцев назад

YES. Ed Delahanty was a very tragic story. One of the greatest but his demons got him.

@robertsprouse9282 27 дней назад

@@ROB-xm5fv, do you remember EDDIE WAITKUS, or BILLY JURGES? They were both shot. WAITKUS died and was revived three times on the operating table. He lived. The two incidents may have been the ones that BERNARD MALAMUD based fictional phenom ROY HOBBS shooting on in the novel and eventual movie THE NATURAL. WAITKUS nickname wassss.. The Natural..

@Dac54 10 месяцев назад

Another forgotten player is Urban Shocker, a right-hander who had a career record of 187-117, with an ERA of 3.17. He won 20 or more games for the St. Louis Browns for four different seasons and won 18 games for the fabled 1927 Yankees. Sadly, he pitched for an unknown number of years while battling a heart condition, which took his life in September 1928, two weeks shy of age 38.

@rickyuhnke7979 11 месяцев назад

I still cry over Adenhart. So sad, such a shame. He could have been....

@gabepollock1641 10 месяцев назад

I remember watching the game the night before with my family, a few months shy of my 9th birthday, and then going to bed. I was woken up the next morning by my dad, which told me something was seriously wrong. I’ll never forget how hollow that morning felt, even though I didn’t fully grasp the situation.

@79steelymatt 9 месяцев назад

Very sad I remember that day vividly life is short make sure you live everyday and love the people around you

@lindyfrank5342 9 месяцев назад

@@gabepollock1641😅

@rosseganjr9402 2 года назад

you all will be remembered and missed! thankfully we have your baseball cards to cherish!

@danielcorreard3746 10 месяцев назад

roberto clemente was not only a great baseball player but a great man he build hospitals to help the poor he did so much to help people it's sad that he died but it's like they alwasy say the good die young.

@jackstevens585 10 месяцев назад

His number should also be retired league wide for his humanitarian work

@danielcorreard3746 10 месяцев назад

@@jackstevens585 i agree but sadly mlb doesn't seem to want to do that sad he gave his life helping others no offense to jackie robinson but he didn't do that

@kyokkyuu 9 месяцев назад

@@danielcorreard3746 do you know if anyone has tried to get MLB to retire Clemente's number? Maybe they would if it was brought up

@robertsprouse9282 27 дней назад

Unfortunately, they, weight-wise overloaded the plane with supplies for the victims, and it lost altitude over water.

@btnhstillfire 10 месяцев назад

The amount of players turned pilot only to die in a plane crash is crazy.

@JDAbelRN 10 месяцев назад

Well done video, i hadn't realized so many great players lost their live prematurely. I is great you are educateding the young public about their careers.

@Pensfan5919 10 месяцев назад

I met Jose in 2015 just after his return from Tommy John. You could just tell he loved the game and seemingly nothing else. He didn't look at it as a job, he looked at it as fun every time he went to Marlins Park. Still have a bobblehead that was given out about 3 months before his passing. RIP Jose

@marshallarnold-ep7nn 10 месяцев назад

I remember when they showed me a picture of Jose dead. There was nothing. Slight bruising. No blood. No holes. No trama. It looked like a person sleeping. To this day, something about his death does not add up.

@mikeisagodd2121 9 месяцев назад

That some good coke

@IlGreven Месяц назад

I will never not believe that Bartolo Colon grooved that home run pitch to DSG. It was his only homer of the season. If it was grooved, it was a classy move.

@dantheman5745 Год назад

Very surprised that you did not mention that after Ray Chapman died in August 1920, the Indians went on to win the World Series that year.

@annamariaisland1960 10 месяцев назад

There's no way to quantify this, but for me Clemente is the most beautiful player. He played the game like a ballet dancer.

@eddiez1247 2 года назад

What a great video. Glad I saw this shared on r/baseball today. Best wishes to you growing the channel.

@sequoias 9 месяцев назад

Another player who died during his MLB career was Charlie Ferguson. He was the first great player in the history of the Philadelphia Phillies. He was both a pitcher and an everyday player. He played from 1884-1887. As a pitcher his career record was 99-64 with an ERA of 2.67. He also had a lifetime BA of .288. When he was not pitching, he played the outfield and second base. In his last season of 1887 he hit .337 with 85 RBI in only 72 games and also had a record of 22-10 with an ERA of 3.00 as a pitcher. Before the 1888 season started he contracted typhoid fever and died in Philadelphia at the age of 25.

@Rusty3659 2 года назад

There was also Mike Miley an up and coming shortstop for the Angels and Danny Frisella who pitched for the Mets, Braves and Brewers who were both killed in car wrecks.

@madbrowniac7871 10 месяцев назад

Mike Miley continues the unnerving trend of existent and potential LSU Sports Heroes who passed away all too soon. Pete Maravich. Gaynell Tinsley. Don Redden. Eric Andolsek. Ricky Blanton. Carl Otis Trimble. Hokie Gajan. Head Coach Bo Rein.😔B.W.

@docadams7099 10 месяцев назад

I remember several MLB players who died during their careers. Chico Ruiz was a Red from 1964-69 and played for a West Coast team until he died in a car wreck in early 1972. Thurman Munson was a great NY Yankees catcher in the 1970s; His Yankees were in the World Series from 1976 to 1978, winning the latter two. He was an amateur pilot who liked flying on off-days. He died as a result of a crash of his plane. Roberto Clemente notched his 3,000th hit at the end of the 1972 season. Clemente played the last time in the NL Championship against the Reds. He gave chase on Johnny Bench's game-tying home run. The game, and the series, ended with the Reds winning on a wild pitch by Bob Moose. Moose himself died about 4 years later in a car wreck.

@Dac54 10 месяцев назад

Going back to 1922, the St.Louis Cardinals had a budding superstar outfielder, Austin McHenry tragically pass away at age 27 of a brain tumor. In 1921, he had his best season, batting .350 with 201 hits and 102 rbi. Another player who is seldom remembered is Walt Bond, who bravely battled leukemia for a good part of his career and adult life. He had his best season in 1964 for the then Houston Colt .45s, hitting 20 homeruns and driving in 85 runs. Sadly, he passed away from leukemia during the 1967 season at age 29.

@allknowerofwwetna1 10 месяцев назад

Jeez. This was heavy but I appreciate you making it. I remember when Lidle's plane crashed... watching it as a young kid, it was hard to believe. Life is short. Enjoy it.

@RWildekrav66 10 месяцев назад

Let’s not forget the Cubs Kenny Hubbs ,played 2nd base .

@dodgerred6462 8 месяцев назад

He was included in the video

@joshjohnson55 10 месяцев назад

Steve Olin's death still makes me ugly cry to this day. I can still recall, being all of 12 years old, seeing the news pop up on SportsCenter. Crying so loudly my parents woke, asking what was the matter. Olin was and always will be my favorite player of all time 💔

@zach7193 2 года назад

Forgot about Josh Hancock, Luis Valbuena, Andy Marte, and Tommy Hanson.

@r3tr0actiongamer24 2 года назад

These are for players who died while actively playing MLB. Marte last played in the Majors in 2014 and died in 2017

@JZillah_ Год назад

@@r3tr0actiongamer24 Josh Hancock was still in the majors before he died though.

@HappyGizzard 9 месяцев назад

Thurman Munson passed away on my 18th birthday. I turned on the Brewers radio broadcast as I waited to go out to dinner with family. The first words I heard were from Bob Uecker, requesting a moment of silence for Thurman Munson. I couldn't believe what I heard, I was just shocked and saddened.

@redred222 10 месяцев назад

clemente is one of the 25 greatest mlb players of all time

@IlGreven Месяц назад

I also like how you lined up some of the players' uniform numbers with the countdown numbers...

@wyotealberto2242 2 года назад

How do you only have 305 subscribers??? I’m gonna advertise you like crazy

@luishumbertovega3900 10 месяцев назад

Between December 1976 and January 1977 MLB lost three active players. Danny Frisella died in a dune buggy accident at age 30 on 1/1/1977 having pitched his last game on 9/23/1976 for the Milwaukee Brewers. On 1/6/1977 Angels' shortstop Mike Miley perished in a car crash at age 23. He played his last contest on 10/3/1976. Two months after his last game, Danny Thompson, Rangers' shortstop, succumbed to Leukemia at age 29 on 12/10/1976.

@hrebec97 10 месяцев назад

Glad you mentioned Danny Thompson. When the Rangers acquired him in the Bert Blyleven trade, he proceeded to get the walk off hit in the first game he played at Arlington Stadium. People said jokingly, “So who’s the other guy we got in the Thompson trade?” He was great to fans and would generously sign autographs for kids. I was one of them. His passing in December that year was very hard for his fans. I always hoped and prayed his family was ok. He was from Oklahoma, so he was close to home as a Ranger.

@luishumbertovega3900 10 месяцев назад

@@hrebec97 He had already being diagnosed when he came to Puerto Rico to play winter ball for the Indios de Mayagüez and he quickly became a fan favorite, what a talented and courageous player, we were rooting for him to beat the disease, his death was front page news in our local papers.

@luishumbertovega3900 10 месяцев назад

@@hrebec97 Mike Miley played for my favorite team, the Cangrejeros (Crabbers) of Santurce, I couldn't believe it when I heard about his tragic accident, shortly after playing in our league, I remember him having fun on the field, always smiling.

@luishumbertovega3900 10 месяцев назад

@@hrebec97 Steve Macko was playing for the Arecibo Wolves and the team was giving him an unconditional release when he went to the team's general manager to tell him he had cancer and that he wanted to keep on playing because it could be his last chance to play for a winning team. After that he was kept in the roster, his playing improved and although the Wolves did not win the local championship he played until the end of the season. Macko died some months later.

@hrebec97 10 месяцев назад

@@luishumbertovega3900 that’s a very nice story! Spoke of the kind of guy Macko was

@thatkristiandude4048 9 месяцев назад

Is it just me or are the Angels cursed? There have been 5 players to have the Angeks as their last team before they died. Lyman Bostock, Nick Adenhart, Tommy Hanson, Luis Valbuena, Tyler Skaggs. As if being an Angels fan wasn't hard enough already

@cathleencooks748 9 месяцев назад

There is also Chico Ruiz who died in a car accident in 1972. My 2 younger brothers & myself often attended the Angels spring training games in Palm Springs when they trained there as my family lived in Desert Hot Springs. Chico was one of our favorite Angels players & it does seem like they do have a curse

@jonstefanik9400 7 месяцев назад

Even Mel Clark in the movie Angels in the Outfield. When Al informed Roger that he has terminal lung cancer and doesn't know it yet. Apparently no team physicals we're given.

@paulst.pierre5109 12 дней назад

Don't forget SS Mike Miley in the mid 70s.

@ooflord702 10 месяцев назад

I would like to add one. I went to school with Mike Darr and his brother Ryan. Mike was drafted by the Tigers my freshman year and played for the Padres from 1999-2001 he was killed in a car accident during spring training in 2002.

@danacoleman4007 7 месяцев назад

What a wonderful legacy Mr. Roberto Clemente left behind. Very sad for all of us to have lost him that way.

@calvinbealer7264 10 месяцев назад

Lyman Bostock is Another Baseball player that lost his life back in the Fall of 1978 .

@101southsideboy 2 года назад

the RU-vid channel called THE FLIGHT CHANNLE made a video of how Lidle he died they also made a video on another baseball player ( not mentioned in this video ) who also died in a plane crash by the name of Roy Halladay

@RyansColoradoRailProductions 2 года назад

You deserve more subscribers than me. Your content is top tier.

@alvinwagner6085 10 месяцев назад

Narration should really say” Fernandez killed two friends who were on his boat”

@mystermysterio5348 10 месяцев назад

Enjoyed the Video...Big Ups 👍 ... R.I.P. To all the players who died.... 🕯️..... 🕊️

@CharmCityGamer 10 месяцев назад

I don't know what hurt me more, Nick Adenhart or Jose Fernandez... Thanks Matt.

@felixgonzalez5882 5 месяцев назад

My eyes got a little watery watching this video. RIP players. PLAYBALL ! 😞🇵🇷🙏🏽

@elcidcampeador9629 10 месяцев назад

Great show

@robertmather7334 10 месяцев назад

Great video!

@mam362 10 месяцев назад

Seems like the more recent deaths were about players acting irresponsibly and using substances

@herbwhite7384 9 месяцев назад

Well done video and each death is uniquely sad.

@certain352 9 месяцев назад

Alternate video title: Don’t fly a plane Don’t drive a boat Don’t be on the angels (as a pitcher) Don’t do drugz

@jonstefanik9400 7 месяцев назад

Don't drive drunk

@DS-qg9ck 10 месяцев назад

There was a pitcher not mentioned..Carl Morton

@zonarod4506 10 месяцев назад

It’s scary how many were pitchers

@c2itccase9 10 месяцев назад

I remember Jim Umbricht of the Astros…having his baseball card knowing he’d died always spooked me.

@somerandomguy5977 Год назад

Jose Fernandez was drunk too, high on coke, and was the driver. His death isn't as sad as people make it out to be considering he killed two others, not just himself. Sick and tired of seeing only positive things about a guy who killed people.

@LetsgoYankees-ot7nr 11 месяцев назад

Your not wrong

@alvinwagner6085 10 месяцев назад

Totally agree. Roy Halliday’s story would be different if he’d have crashed his plane into a school or shopping mall. He had no business flying and endangered anyone around where he was flying.

@CharmCityGamer 10 месяцев назад

It's still tragic, its not like he wanted to die. Jerk.

@Justin-hv7eu 10 месяцев назад

Neither did the two people he murdered.

@CharmCityGamer 10 месяцев назад

@@Justin-hv7eu It's not a murder. It's an accidental death. Learn.

@tommitchell9197 10 месяцев назад

A major omission was Harry Agannis a 2 sport star at Boston University...he died of a pulmonary embolism during his 2nd year...

@dodgerred6462 8 месяцев назад

Which team he played for?

@evelynmuise6301 7 месяцев назад

Played for the Boston Red Sox

@jonstefanik9400 7 месяцев назад

Early 60's I think?

@evelynmuise6301 7 месяцев назад

@@jonstefanik9400 died June 27, 1955 age 26

@jonstefanik9400 7 месяцев назад

@@evelynmuise6301 thanks

@jamescook6564 Год назад

There is a podcast here on RU-vid about Lymon Wesley Bostock that is very interesting.

@LiveFromThePorcelainPalace Год назад

Good video.. but there is one you missed.. Marty Bergen. Catcher for the Boston Beaneaters from 1896-1899. Had severe mental problems. Long story short.. he killed his wife and 2 children with an axe and nearly decapitated himself with a razor in January 1900.

@christophermusick3795 Год назад

wow 0_0

@carolharris1236 9 месяцев назад

What a fascinating, heartbreaking documentary. Many of these players I saw on television, such as Thurman Munson, Lymon Bostock, Darryl Kile, Oscar Taveras. I get sad when I think about them. Adenhart’s death was so pitiful because he was killed by that idiotic drunken driver. The St. Louis Cardinals also lost another young pitcher in 2007, when Josh Hancock died in a car accident at the age of 29. Unfortunately, he was the one driving while intoxicated.

@jonstefanik9400 7 месяцев назад

I remember ready to watch the FOX game of the week between the Cardinals and Cubs when a tearful Joe Girardi came to announce to fans that the game would be postponed due to a tragedy but said it is would be revealed later.what happened.

@davidkent8345 10 месяцев назад

I got to watch Steve Olin pitch in the minor leagues. He was a great pitcher

@mikeyposs3132 10 месяцев назад

Angel pitcher Bruce Heinbechner was an Angel pitcher killed in a Spring Training car accident in Palm Springs, California.

@lorimeyers3839 10 месяцев назад

Good video. Wish ya had Josh Hancock on here!

@jserran2 10 месяцев назад

Absolutely correct

@somerandomguy5977 Год назад

Why mention that Oscar Taveras was drunk right after not mentioning that Yordano Ventura was drunk too. Fact is they both died speeding, in the rain, while drunk. Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.

@Nestor123057 10 месяцев назад

Lou Gehrig died from the illness which cut short his career. He was only 38 at the time of his death and would most likely have continue playing well after that, (Ruth played until he was 42).

@Dulcimerist 10 месяцев назад

Same with Kirby Puckett.

@robertmurdock1848 9 месяцев назад

Ruth was 40 his final year in 1935, played sparingly, and didn't finish the season.

@Truckerdaddy 10 месяцев назад

Uncle Iroh was my favorite ATLA character

@user-co7fb6qe5w 3 месяца назад

You acknowledged the two Dominican players killed in 2017 in separate auto accident s. You failed to acknowledge the passing of Andy Marte in the same year in another auto accident. Marte had some memorable moments when he played for the Cleveland Indians.

@richardtherichard26 10 месяцев назад

I’m no marlins fan but damn that dee Gordon homer get me every time 🥹

@aaronwilliams6989 10 месяцев назад

DEEP!

@IlGreven Месяц назад

I think you could make a case that Lou Gehrig "died during his career", because the disease that killed him was evident while he was playing...

@roleplayingpain4349 10 месяцев назад

lou konecke died because he got into a drunken flight with a pilot while trying to wrestle away the controls. That should be on here hahaha

@r3tr0actiongamer24 2 года назад

10:10 Ventura died in a car crash so the music they play is Tracy Chapmans "fast car"? Very distasteful

@10soft2 10 месяцев назад

Well actually that song's lyrics say "you live with the bottle that's the way it is" so digest that for a second it makes sense.

@rafaelramirez1507 2 года назад

Where is Mike Miley 😕

@jonstefanik9400 7 месяцев назад

Where's Harry Agannis?

@trecchannel4205 10 месяцев назад

The word is INcurable

@bobma6342 10 месяцев назад

He looked out at 16:36

@fullhousefrek 10 месяцев назад

😢 I cried when Daryl Kyle died

@tonywhite7083 10 месяцев назад

How is munson and hernadez not 2 and 3 otherwise good video

@matthicksxx 10 месяцев назад

Hello, in this video, I was only counting down 25 different stories, not ranking them. While Roberto Clemente is the most well-known player to pass during his career, I only ended on his story because I thought it would be a profound one to finish with. If I were to remake this video, I would not have it outlined as if it were a ranking

@fuzzybutkus8970 10 месяцев назад

Josh Gibson was a shame all the way around.

@BrutusMcCrunch 10 месяцев назад

RIP heroes

@Mr.MikeBarksdale 10 месяцев назад

This is horrible, but I think I might have done Oxy with Nick Adenhart back around 2009. I was about a year from sobering up. The Angels were playing a game in Arizona, and I was in Arizona on business. I was in a bad place buying something that was not allowed and this big dorky looking stork of a guy came in and just peeled a wad of cash that was at least $10k, and then tried to hide it. It was weird to see a guy buy 200 80 MG green monsters all at once, let's just put it at that. Then, he dapped everyone up and left. I liked baseball but I had no idea who he was. The dealer said, oh, yeah, I have a lot of celebs and athletes, he's a pitcher. I cant swear to it, but I think it was him. He seemed like a cool guy. I dont mean to say I thought he was stupid looking. He was just much bigger than a bunch of drug addicts like me. He reminded me of the Winkelvoss Twins in Social Network, now that I think of it. But he had a big smile and a down vest, which was odd in Arizona in March. Im not trying to dishonor his legacy or hurt his family. But he was nice to all of us. I do think it was him, even though I will be careful and say, maybe. He had a girl with him when he came back who was gorgeous and she wanted black tar H. He gave her money, she bought and the girl i was with wanted a hit. So they talked over their hit, "Nate" who I thought he was, and I talked politics, and solved the world's problems. When he left he smiled and his kite tail left. We are human too, us addicts. I think it shows he was a good person, and it doesnt destroy his legacy.

@JackChiefton 10 месяцев назад

Some things better left to yourself friend.

@bobma6342 10 месяцев назад

44:16....who were the 7.3% who didn't vote for him?

@robertmurdock1848 9 месяцев назад

Probably the same writers who didn't vote for Mays , Aaron , and a multitude of other greats. Simply because they believe no one should get in on the first ballot . It took 80+ years for a 100% vote, and it shouldn't have gone to a closer who played under the relaxed save rule.

@armandrodriguez8501 Год назад

Harry Agganis

@kimkelly5512 11 месяцев назад

❤15

@eddiemunster8634 7 месяцев назад

Mandatory prison time for first-time drunk driver offenders is the only way to change this

@probablygayattorneys6556 10 месяцев назад

I am not a sports fan but I am an Avatar: the Last Airbender fan. When my dad (who is not an Avatar fan but is a sports fan) started watching this while I was in the other room I was SO confused.