There Will Never Be Another Pedro Martinez 

That’s how I always felt about it. Pedro didn’t even whip him. He just rolled him out of the way. Old man shouldn’t have gone after him.

As a Yankees fan I felt so disappointed in Don Zimmer, atleast he apologized LIVE the next day to everybody so good on him. But I never blamed Pedro, just throwing him to the ground and just exiting himself out of that fight before it escalated to fist fighting was the only option he really had there.

Agreed.

@@ThumbsUpMikerealizing you’re not a spring chicken live on tv has to be a uniquely humbling experience.

Lmao yeah I can’t not hear it

Yeah I had to stop watching halfway through because it was so annoying

So fucking annoying, can’t even follow along with the info.

So true. Every time he pitched, it was an EVENT. Make sure you get your ass to a TV at 7:05. Pedro's on the hill today. He might throw a no hitter or strike out 18 guys or something like that every time out.

At his peak, he's the best I've ever seen. And I'm old.

Because he was a roided pitcher himself.

@@Joseph-lz5eryou see how skinny he was lmao 🤣

@@Juan-it4mx Neither was Lance Armstrong and all the cyclists who got caught using steroids. Also, Dee Gordon, a pencil-thin player, also got caught. Don't be so naive and believe everything you see LMAO

@@Juan-it4mxthats not how steroids work 🤣

@@Joseph-lz5er you're conflating steroids and PEDs

You think he is good as an analyst? I've always thought he knows the absolute least ball out of everyone every single time he is on a panel. His takes are always awful and with no understanding of the modern game. He was an all time pitcher, but I don't respect his baseball brain much.

lol

Foolish geek is a bum

@@LumpyNutzwho’s foolish geek?

Cause he did. No one has ever pitched better. He was so good, during steroids. The best.

@@LumpyNutz- ☝️🤓

⁠@@kenw2225Bobby’s year of the pitcher is probably better than his 1999, but 2000 is untouchable

He really was. Great to watch

That's because he was roided pitcher himself. Anyone who thinks a skinny Pedro was doing it all naturally while his fellow countrymen were raking in millions of dollars while juicing is foolish to believe he was actually clean.

@@Joseph-lz5erthen how exactly did he go about staying super clean his whole career in regards to the media when every other player who juiced had multiple sources come out either proving or alleging they were juicing?

@@Joseph-lz5eralso if he was juicing then how do you explain the countless injuries and lack of physical changes including his pitch speed? Was he juicing all the way back to when he started when he was broke asf? Was he taking horrible roids that didn’t enhance his durability like every other juicer?

I don’t think Pedro juiced man lol

As a Sox fan who watched both Bello will never even sniff Pedro status. Bello looks promising, but Pedro is a generational talent.

@@graham5990 bello doesn't have the cojones pedro had..... pedro wasn't scare of anybody. today pitchers are scare to throw in

Pedro might hit 5'11" if you measure him with his shoes on.

That’s small by the standards of a lot of MLB pitchers.

He apparently was on that 2003 list of positive test. Just like 5 other players from that 2004 WS team. While it's an unconfirmed list he should definitely be looked at with more scrutiny.

Lmao as if him being "lead to the ground" would be any less embarrassing. Sounds like some salty stuff my dad would say xD I love it.

Just Another Yankees Type Overspending Road To Failure For Years To Come.

I would associate electric more with the likes of Randy orton. Just as qualified 😂

He was just that guy

I’d replace Johnson and Koufax with Gibson and Satchel. Gibson led the charge to rule changes and was the first truly great black MLB pitcher and what Satchel did for the negro leagues is unmatched

I don't see how Greg Maddux isn't on the Pitcher Mount Rushmore. You pretty much just created the "Mount Rushmore of Power Pitchers". I'd 100% drop Ryan, he only has a single insane season (And even that was "only" 195 ERA+) and ultimately while Koufax walked so Ryan could run so Johnson could fly, they are all extremely similar pitchers and Ryan was the least ridiculous of them. Which is of course not to insult him, you have to say shit like that if talking about some hypothetical "Top 4 of all time". He was big, but not Mount Rushmore big. Even if we are just talking about influential and not greatness, again, they are all the same comp. Maddux had the longevity you want PLUS he had his '94-'95, which were comparable to Martinez's '99-'00. ...eh, then again, trying to reduce to 4 feels just too overwhelming. Like, do you include Walter Johnson? He was obviously deadball and yet he STILL had an insane 4 seasons of over 200 ERA+, and he also had the longevity. Do you include Cy Young? The game was utterly different back then and yet he was so influential his name is on the award. It's kind of an exercise in futility and just designed for arguments lol

Nope. His small stature and low armslot which made the approach angle so low was a huge contributor to his success.

Frank Thomas says Bagwell was on roids and was upset about his induction.

​@laartwork So because one player said it? It must be true? As if Frank himself was never accused. He never called Bagwell by name, just some under the breath comments. No players or documented links have ever connected Bagwell to juice.