Top 10 Smoothest Swings in MLB 

Id have to see a side by side comparison with him and ted williams but its not like either one is a wrong answer tho, both are legends of the game.

Ted williams great hitter not nice swing as redsox players i put manny ramirez before ted

Matter fact ken griffey 1st manny second

I wholeheartedly agree! miggy's swing is the most beautiful for me. You never think he's gonna knock it out of the park because it looks so effortless, it's like he's playing with it.

Man I used to binge watch him hitting the ball

Walk off grand slam for the cycle in the upper deck at coors. My favorite homer of all-time.

I STILL binge Cargo’s home run videos

Appreciate it! I’m interested about your take on JD. What do you think about Castellanos, Kris Bryant and Arenado’s swings? To me those are pretty similar swings. I also love Stanton’s swing too lol I just couldn’t include him in this video because he’s so unique and not conventionally smooth. I’d love to hear the names of the lesser known guys you would’ve had on your list! There are indeed tons out there it was hard narrowing down to 10

@@bleacherboysmedia You're absolutely right. Castellanos, Kris Bryant and Arenado’s swings are similar to JDs, and I actually dislike all of them haha. In my mind, if you're gonna let go of the bat with one hand, you gotta do it in style. Vlad Jr does it in style (I know he was on your list). Another example, though not a current player, is Manny Ramirez. Most stylish one-handed swing from a righty that I've seen. Glad to hear you like Stanton's swing too haha. To me, he's like a mythical figure, with his raw power. There was one time David Ortiz was joking with him and said something like "You know you don't actually have to hit it that far? Just hit it barely over the fence and it still counts." For the record, I think your list is actually really good considering that it's only current players. As for the lesser known current guys: CJ Cron has a real badass righty swing. Franchy Cordero also has one of those towering lefty swings. Sean Murphy puts a charge into it. I agree with you on Kike having a super smooth swing. Also, though he isn't lesser known, Manny Machado has a lot of style. It'd be a cool to see you do a best swing video from 2000-present. There were soooo many unique and beautiful swings during that period. A few of my favorites are John Olerud, Russell Branyan, Jonny Gomes, and way more.

@@bleacherboysmedia The difference in the ending of the swing bewteen Cabrera and and J. Alvarez is massive, Cabrera holds the bat at the end just with his front arm, whereas the fron arm of alvarez kind of flexes back to his chest, I mean look how far are their end positions of their front hands. Do you think Cabrera powers the bat with his front arm and Alvarez with his back arm?

Hell yeah. His opposite-field home runs looked so cool too

He’s got one hell of a stroke but I just wouldn’t classify it as “smooth” good choice tho

Ooh that’s a great pick I forgot about that one

Smoothest “swings” rankings not smoothest “stance”

You clearly missed that this is a list of current MLB players…

It’s his opinion

He retired in 2010

And he is!!!!! lol I posted the comment before watching it!!! I knew he had to. Just had to.

No ken Griffey 🤯🤯🤯

He’d be number one in an all time rankings for sure. This is just current players

This is a ranking of current players. Obviously if you include retired players there are so many pretty swing legends like CarGo, Griffey, Cano etc

@@bleacherboysmedia uk my grandson has a great swing. He had a tournament in Philly last fall and he almost hit the fence.

Send us a video! His swing may be featured in part 2 of the prettiest swings in baseball👀