Unleash the Cannon: Legendary outfield throws

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Check out some of incredible outfield throws from Yoenis Cespedes, Vladimir Guerrero, Yasiel Puig, Bo Jackson and others!
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@whatsabryan 5 лет назад

Major props to the players making these tags too. Unreal.

@cbanks1980 4 года назад

Facts

@hebber1961 4 года назад

Yup. Some quick hands.

@JAYSTAR354 3 года назад

Definitely bro those short hops are extremely difficult

@nicocatapano2195 3 года назад

LOL no ❤️.

@caseywhalen7390 3 года назад

Thank you. Ppl don’t realize how hard these are. As a former infielder turned outfielder, the first person I thanked/celebrated with was the infielder making the catch and tag in one motion

@jetsyankees9763 5 лет назад

I swear Cespedes just misses the ball so he can throw people out

@JGunit 5 лет назад

I really think there's something going on there

@jasonlopez8053 5 лет назад

Jets Yankees I know right

@brettmitchell8364 5 лет назад

bro i used to do the same thing. give em hope and cut em down.

@zorro1955 5 лет назад

Jets Yankees - i think so too, to show off his arm

@tommypetraglia4688 5 лет назад

He has a habit of kicking the ball around

@CorynthianLeather 5 лет назад

Story can fly!.. PUIG CAN THROW! Awesome call

@ronaldmcdonald8125 4 года назад

@wyotea4085 3 года назад

Joe Davis is the goat

@anthony7564 3 года назад

Came here to say this. Phenomenal call!

@charliehafner3823 2 года назад

"Story didn't see that ending coming"

@GWALLAGWALLAGWALLA Год назад

That probably couldn’t have been a better throw either turner didn’t even have to move his glove

@onetwothree257 5 лет назад

Can't throw straight 60.5 ft away but he can thread a needle from 300 away. The enigma that is Rick Ankiel.

@juztcharles 5 лет назад

Me except maybe 150ft or something like that

@alexpaxton629 5 лет назад

onetwothree123 it’s called pressure ever hear of that

@AD-df5tm 5 лет назад

Doesnt even have the best of Ankiels throws either. The throw he made from the CF track in Colorado in like 2006? Might be the craziest ever.

@allenatkins2263 4 года назад

Just a bit outside.

@tylerrowe596 4 года назад

@@AD-df5tm there were 2 throws in that game at 3rd if I remember correctly.

@antoniooso694 2 года назад

Ichiro was such a professional. A true five-tool player. I miss watching him play.

@BiggestPLANTS Год назад

He could’ve hit for power if he wanted to, but he chose not to. He was much more of a power hitter when he played in Japan

@pdgutierrez8784 Год назад

He was a small player but very smart. I did not realize he played right field. He had a great arm.

@bigal1024 4 года назад

Bo Jackson never took a step. Freakish... then did the Motumbo finger wag. No no no....

@jd0192 4 года назад

Peter Evans do you mean genetics?

@scottd8753 4 года назад

Bo knows baseball.

@lilsolis 4 года назад

It was throws like that that made me a huge fan of his as a kid. I still have a bunch of Bo knows... baseball cards.

@shack8110 3 года назад

I watched that KC vs Seattle game that was played in the Kingdome on tv from Kansas City. (the next to last clip). 3 hours I watched that game, and thought "damn! KC lost". Harold Reynolds was the winning run in extra innings. Then I saw something that made my jaw drop. Bo was on the frickin warning track when he launched that throw to home to nail Reynolds on the fly. I could not believe it. Royals won in extra innings. Everyone was talking about 1 thing the next day. Late West Coast extra-inning game it was after midnight in KC before it ended. Baseball was fun in KC when Bo was there.

@krazyshady902 3 года назад

The forearms on the guy was scary

@grygrskls 5 лет назад

"Story did not expect that ending" I see what you did there lol.

@caseywhalen7390 3 года назад

M Detlef 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣

@DavidTorres11717 2 года назад

Imagine they said end of story

@ww45818 2 года назад

Bo Jackson’s throw had no running start and still hoses that ball to get the out. Absolutely legendary.

@yankees29 2 года назад

Bo was just incredibly strong. He could do things other players just couldn’t do.

@ww45818 2 года назад

@@yankees29 right? In all honesty, if he would have stayed in baseball, he’d be a first ballot hall of famer

@mrvlsmrv Год назад

He did that after hip replacement surgery. Legendary.

@yankees29 Год назад

@@mrvlsmrv amazing. Guy was a specimen. I miss the those times. Everything in the 80’s-90’s was an experiment with pushing the human body as far as it could go with PED’s. Most of those records will never be broken.

@ww45818 Год назад

@@mrvlsmrv I totally forgot about that. One of the best athletes to ever live

@Stacey_-bf2mb 3 года назад

7:35 Clemente was so good, he never gets within thirty feet of the ball. He picks his spot and magically, the ball comes right to him. He was just a master

@Master_vp101 3 года назад

Lmao

@shivery_timbers1430 3 года назад

But the only thing that ever went away from him was that darn airplane

@natoalvarez5762 2 года назад

Geometry kinda like pool

@ParamoreFAV3 2 года назад

@@shivery_timbers1430 cuz like what?

@mrvlsmrv Год назад

Clemente was one of my favorites. It almost made me a Pirates fan.

@danacoleman4007 4 года назад

Bo Jackson is, without a doubt, an alien creature from another planet! Once in a millennium athlete!

@chriswells506 4 года назад

Greatest athlete I've ever seen. Jim Brown, Deion Sanders next on the list.

@jjmanzano9 3 года назад

Josh Gibson may have been just as good. But I doubt he had Bo’s speed.

@joshb7623 4 года назад

The Ichiro throw is my favorite. That was early in his rookie year, and it was the first and LAST time anyone ever tried to run on him.

@JasonEmerson711 2 года назад

Was a howitzer. And a strike btw

@juancuelloespinosa 2 года назад

I love his pose after the throw also

@bobapjok4241 4 года назад

You know you are the best when you can pull up baseball and football best plays and the same man is on there. Bo Jackson, the best athlete I have ever seen. Too bad he had the devastating injury.

@yankees29 2 года назад

Bo was an incredible athlete. Only guy I can think of close to him is Hershel Walker.

@SwordHMX Год назад

What makes the Ichiro throw so unique is just how close the runner was to the base when Ichiro released the ball.

@Slicker1138 Год назад

Plus it looks like the throw doesn't get more than 5 feet off the ground!

@gospos1 5 лет назад

Bo Jackson flat footed from right field...Enuff said!!..and how bout Ankiel and Vladdy!!

@ianlopez8382 5 лет назад

That was crazy

@BA-dt6tg 5 лет назад

He wasnt flat footed

@gospos1 5 лет назад

BA ..true, not totally

@BigSam63 5 лет назад

Bo Jackson, probably the most athletic human that has ever lived. 6'2, 230lbs of chiseled marble, sub 4.3 speed, high 30's vertical jump. Then he gets on the baseball diamond and has ridiculous power at the plate and a cannon for a right arm. Who knows what his athletic career would look like if he hadn't gotten hurt?

@DestinyZX1 5 лет назад

ssanderford63 it would have been legendary

@jtorres5381 5 лет назад

When you get thrown out at first from the outfield, retire!😂😂😂

@danacoleman4007 4 года назад

Funniest play in baseball! And probably the most embarrassing!

@IHateNicolasCage 4 года назад

Your nickname isn't "Country Breakfast" if you're fast

@scottdrone-silvers5179 3 года назад

It’s not common, but not rare, either. With a slow runner and a hard hit ball to right field, someone with a decent arm has a good shot at pulling that off.

@alaskan_bergwanderer 3 года назад

Andre Dawson in his heyday playing right field would gun dudes out at first pretty often. Sometimes you just have to respect the fact some of these dudes have absolute freakish throwing arms.

@edbears5725 3 года назад

Billy Butler has to be the only player who has been thrown out at first from the outfield and also have a stolen base in the World Series.

@cuecutz12 5 лет назад

Ichiro throwing lazers.

@gfriedman99 4 года назад

cuecutz12 that was the best i ever saw.

@atr007808 3 года назад

@@gfriedman99 Great throw but he was half way to the infield. Those lazers from the wall were incredible

@buddyboye4203 3 года назад

@@atr007808 nah, that's just the camera angle that makes it look like that.... Look how deep he is when the play starts, Ichiro made throws from the warning track to home on the fly to end games, I've seen it, they're just not his most famous highlights.

@buddyboye4203 3 года назад

@@atr007808 it's not about how far that throw was, it's the angle, how fast he charged it, came up throwing and how quickly he transfers his body position from the point of scooping it in his glove to the point of release..... A lot of guys can throw far, including Ichiro, but his first step, and outfield instincts made him second to none during his era.

@buddyboye4203 3 года назад

@@atr007808 Ichiro's consistency and longevity made him the GOAT.... He would throw Long out on that play 10 times out of 10.

@rmoultonrmoulton145 5 лет назад

That Guillen throw is still my all-time fav with Bo Jackson's on Harold Reynolds being a close 2nd.

@cerealissoup84 3 года назад

The Hicks throw might be my favorite, absolutley insane

@viceroybear6298 4 года назад

Roberto Clemente,saw him when I was a kid,could throw like nothing I ever saw

@MasterGaryFan 4 года назад

Long throws are more exciting than a home run. Change my mind.

@kendallevans4079 4 года назад

Absolutely! These are my idea of MLB highlights, NOT just a ball going over a wall

@MrSprigg 4 года назад

Bautista. Bat flip. Your argument is invalid.

@kendallevans4079 4 года назад

ANY player who flips his bat is a punk who probably is not a white American! Build that wall!@@MrSprigg

@MrSprigg 4 года назад

@@kendallevans4079 Really? Pulling the race card? That entire inning was so emotional that it's amazing he didn't fling that bat into the Rangers' dugout. As it turns out, it only went about five feet. And I've seen several white American players flip their bats.

@pauledmondson8341 4 года назад

Ok, point well taken. Just seems like players from Dominican/PR/S. America...are ore "fireiry"......than American born players

@nicolelala10 3 года назад

Thank you for including Clemente. Greatest right fielder. Cannon for an arm.

@kilster808 5 лет назад

9:04 Vlad straight up bare handing that base hit like a beast

@mrvlsmrv Год назад

Kind of forgot about Vlad. He was ridiculous. Don't even think of challenging his arm. I wonder if anyone can get a radar gun on some of these lasers.

@Jessiemrz 5 лет назад

12:06 man put his whole body in the throw😂 I like it

@Ryouski 5 лет назад

That's definitely giving it 100%!

@tommypetraglia4688 5 лет назад

He didn't even have time to take a step

@michaelrobinson4382 5 лет назад

A true janitor throw

@JJYellowShorts 3 года назад

Like MLB the show

@chiefwahoo1196 3 года назад

It really doesn’t add much power it just looks different.

@allisonthesupernova447 5 лет назад

It's entertaining to watch offense & towering home runs BUT to see sniper throws as these ,are epic !

@CapnRiggs2k5 5 лет назад

Ankiel had one of the most underrated arms ever. That dude had a cannon! Considering he came in as a starting pitcher turned outfielder, he was a decent all-around player.

@kiltedwolf2 2 года назад

Those in the game knew his arm wasn't under rated. The sad part of Rick Ankiel's career is that he couldn't stay in the game long enough to show it off more. Had he been able to hit .225, he would have stayed in the game longer.

@rustyshackleford6637 Год назад

Let's examine the highpoints of Rick Ankiel's career. Yeah, he struck out 194 batters as a 20/21 year old in 2000. He struck out Barry Bonds 3 times in a game that year. And then, he later returned as a power-hitting outfielder. He hit 33 home runs in the calendar year following his callup as an outfielder in August '07. But he fell off pretty quickly as a hitter, with an OPS in 2009 that was lower than his OPS as a pitcher in 2000. Out of all that, I think people remember he was a pitcher, but I don't think everybody quite realizes how dominant he was for a brief time with hall of fame level stuff. And, I don't think people typically remember his all-around great 2008 season (hitting 25 homers as a full-time CF). But I would say that by the end of his career he made it onto the shortlist of the 4 or 5 best outfield arms in the eyes of most baseball fans. Rick Ankiel was the quintessential "highlight reel player." And he had to be a pretty damn good athlete to do it. I mean, Ohtani can pitch and hit. But he doesn't play a plus-plus centerfield defense. Ankiel pretty much did a little of everything in his career.

@ColinDaviesGTR 5 лет назад

Tony Kemp’s attempt for second wasn’t a mistake like the announcer said, betts made a perfect throw and kemp is fast.

@PhillAndersonGuitarist 4 года назад

Yeah, wasn't bad base running, just an unbelievable play.

@JonahLoeb 4 года назад

Down by 3 runs leading off the 8th inning, and you get thrown out trying to stretch a single into a double? Yeah, that's a mistake. Your team needs baserunners at that point, and you can't risk making an out on the basepaths when you've only got six outs to work with.

@iamjp1 4 года назад

Jonah Loeb agreed. kemp is fast so get on base, get a good jump & steal second

@Blop934 2 года назад

@Jonah Loeb that looked like a double to me was just a good throw

@mrvlsmrv Год назад

If it takes an incredible throw to barely nail you. It's good baserunning. Unless the fielder rep is incredible.

@paul-baseballcollector 4 года назад

When will the Angels' runners stop running on the A's outfield? Jeezus

@lilsolis 4 года назад

As an A’s fan, I hope they never stop trying, especially with Laureano in centerfield.

@worldwideweb6509 5 лет назад

9:27 Ichiro!

@ParamoreFAV3 4 года назад

MC banana man US how tf he forget Ichiro was in the outfield lmao

@dipsetfan678 3 года назад

The fact that Bo was flat flooted, with no wind up of any sort...!!! I still can’t believe that type of power existed

@david_6063 4 года назад

This is by far the best video on this subject. Lots of slow-mo replays from different angles. You can really see the flight of the ball and the tag. Power, precision, a sense of urgency and the perfect catch and tag. Each one of these is a thing of coordinated beauty. Really enjoyed it. Nice work!

@Dv.r10 5 лет назад

I love major league baseball

@h1989w7373 5 лет назад

3 weeks until pitcher's and catchers report, I can't wait!

@luismanuelreyesRD 5 лет назад

I miss it

@JamesBond77 5 лет назад

Danny I love your mom.

@dansterstuff 2 года назад

@@JamesBond77 Thierry I love your aunt

@JasonEmerson711 2 года назад

Man, Ankiel could throw missiles. Jesus. His arm was truly special.

@xendava8495 5 лет назад

I say this as a die hard Giants fan. Say what you want about Puig, he is a special talent. One hell of a baseball player.

@willkummer2639 3 года назад

That throw by Clemente, dude throw a perfect strike to home after doing a half spin flat footed 😳

@dukeon 4 года назад

Guerrero a natural 5-tool player if there ever was one. Pleasure watching his career.

@brianm6117 4 года назад

The gun from Guillen is still one of my favorite Pirates plays of all time. The Clemente play made me smile too.

@lincolnmaceachern2410 3 года назад

Growing up in Canada in the '70's and 80's, I was treated to amazing throws from right field by the Expos Ellis Valentine and Blue Jay Jesse Barfield.

@justinjackson9726 3 года назад

And Andre dawson.

@denisjl100 2 года назад

yeah and vladdy's father as well

@christophergoff4798 4 года назад

My God, I was in tears by the end of this video. What a beautiful display great baseball.

@vandergraff1123 2 года назад

The catch and tags are just as impressive as the throws

@DougSalyers 3 года назад

Bo Jackson had a rocket for an arm! That guy was Awesome

@andyp91 3 года назад

Long ball throws are my favorite of the best MLB plays

@Gweb52 Год назад

Can we all pour one out for the career we missed with Puig ? He should STILL be playing

@eliasayala2370 5 лет назад

CLEMENTE 🔥🔥🔥🔥

@vinnygi 5 лет назад

Elias Ayala And that wasn’t even his best throw in that WS! m.ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE--WnfqgOsR6A.html

@jjmanzano9 3 года назад

He was before my time, but a Legendary throwing arm.

@ejej6934 2 года назад

I don't know what he was paid in his prime, but today he'd get $30 million a year easy.

@janhodnett781 2 года назад

Glad they included the Joe Ferguson throw from way back. I still remember that one from my youth.

@NGLaw56 2 года назад

Bo’s throw was so effortless.

@googoo-gjoob 5 лет назад

the feats on the field are why i watch these videos. i consider as surprise nuggets when i get to hear Vin Sculley as well.

@curtisdavies585 5 лет назад

I watch Bo Jackson videos probably once a month just to remind me what a freak he was.

@AbbaZabbaOlyFrn 3 года назад

Absolutely he was a monster, and its crazy he was moonlighting as an all-pro running back in the NFL?! He should've been in the baseball and NFL HOF

@pondababa4197 3 года назад

For me, one of the most exciting plays in baseball.

@jackjordan5254 3 года назад

Rick Ankiel was throwing absolute lasers from the outfield with perfect accuracy. However, Bo and Vlad were the only two guys I feel like could stand at home plate and throw it over the CF wall

@jeremybowman5726 5 лет назад

Rick Ankiel deserves more respect for all the stuff he did, lost his control when he was young pitcher with STL but didnt give up.

@huarachudo47 4 года назад

The throw was great, but the cameraman work was just amazing. @ 1:53

@kiltedwolf2 2 года назад

As a young boy, I was fortunate to see Roberto Clemente play before his unfortunate demise at sea. He was truly special. In addition to that missile he had for an arm, he was smart. He'd make plays on a runner on first going to third on a base hit to right by "deaking" the batter into thinking he'd make the obvious throw. But he would throw BEHIND the batter as he foolishly rounded first thinking he had second base made. It was play I've seldom seen since. His arm was so good that runners simply stopped taking chances. The great throws from the outfield are my favs in the game. Truly gems.

@demetriusmiddleton1246 5 лет назад

5:26 The wisest decision anyone has ever made on the bases! 🤣🤣🤣Rick was NOT PLAYING

@samherb1 5 лет назад

Guillen throw at 8:00 is the best......unreal.

@_The_Journey 3 года назад

Puig has always had an absolute cannon !!

@petermyers479 2 года назад

I love watching those 300+ foot throws right to the glove for an out. Great athletic performances.

@krisko171 3 года назад

5:10 Look at the size of Bo's forearm. Man was an actual tank with two cannons.

@nyc_omarrr 2 года назад

football

@TheVCRTimeMachine 5 лет назад

Baseball telecast directors have always had a bad habit of cutting to a shot of the runner right as the outfielder unleashes the throw. Follow the ball and let rhe announcer tell us what the runner is doing. Or use picture in picture. Our screens are nice and wide now. There's room

@shawnkulzer5436 5 лет назад

VCR Time Machine they do that. But basically all these have replays that show the entire throw!!

@BakedNConfused 2 года назад

All they need to do, is make the camera zoomed out, so we can see everything

@jimaanders7527 3 года назад

Great plays! Thanks for showing each play several times.

@xxxxbigrich5752 4 года назад

The best throw that I've ever seen and I've seen a lot was Dave Parker 1979 all star game when he threw out Jim Rice trying to go from 1st to 3rd that was crazy!

@youngserg19 3 года назад

This is the action i love about baseball! Those adrenaline pumping long throws right on the money with beautiful tags!! Fkn lob it!!

@JayAyers 5 лет назад

5:26 Rick Ankel in da house! One of the best comeback stories ever!

@Greyskullill 4 года назад

Absolutely, my favorite anyway.

@AD-df5tm 3 года назад

Except the part where he admitted to using PED's......

@travisbirtwistle1638 4 года назад

oh wow, impressive Ankiel unloading strikes from there

@aaronhires8620 3 года назад

Props to Xander for making sure Kemp was okay on that slide. Love good sportsmanship

@mc76 3 года назад

When I was a kid, I saw Roberto Clemente throw out a runner going first to third, on the fly, from the deepest corner of right in old Crosley Field in Cinncinati. The man's right arm was a howitzer.

@sbsbsb17 5 лет назад

0:55 yasiel puig.... crazy guy

@detroitpistons2389 3 года назад

LOOK HOW MUCH SPEED BO'S ARM HAD WHEN HE THREW THAT BALL !! 5:00 AMAZING !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@danalawton2986 Год назад

No doubt... he was built so strong that he was able to throw a baseball but it probably only felt like a golf ball to him weight wise.

@aydendevoney 3 года назад

Puig in 2015, 16, and 17 he was defintley in his prime. Wish he goes back to that. It was awesome

@shawn1928 5 лет назад

I could watch these amazing plays all day

@markzylstra2947 5 лет назад

Ichiro!!

@x-hooktowhook3904 3 года назад

Puig will always be the epitome of athleticism

@luissora5833 Год назад

Too bad his head prevented a potentially great career

@NickPR87 3 года назад

Clicked expecting to see Puig, Bo and Clemente... wasn't disappointed.

@blabberer8950 2 дня назад

Ankiel and Ichiro had some freakish arms. Maybe 2 of the best of all-time!

@johnathanpatrick6118 5 лет назад

It's gonna be up to Bo Jackson to try to stop Reynolds from scoring...he can't do it. YES HE CAN!!!! 😰😰😂😂 #YouDontKnowBo!!!!

@brianhalligan9268 4 года назад

It's gonna be up to Bo Jackson to try to stop Reynolds from scoring...he can't do it. That sir was your first mistake

@ericbecker3099 4 года назад

"He made an absolutely perfect throw! It looked like there was NO WAY he was going to get him!"

@r0n718 4 года назад

Johnathan Patrick to this day that is the most insane throw I’ve ever seen made. He threw the ball flatfooted from the warning track. 😳

@georgethompson1991 4 года назад

Bo doesn’t have arms, they cannons.

@justinzuniga3828 5 лет назад

What is it with the A’s outfield in Anaheim? They have cannons

@86papasmurf 5 лет назад

It's like the A's scouts just look for cannons.

@JediMastr80 4 года назад

The throw at 6:36 was one helluva throw. I remember them showing this on ESPN and MLB Network multiple times.

@damac5136 Год назад

The Pugh throws are AMAZING!

@bigal1024 5 лет назад

I wonder how far Bo Jackson could throw it if he actually got momentum and not just off flat feet. Even the one in Seattle seemed easy.

@RepressedMemories16 3 года назад

And that was on an artificial hip

@adamwright4482 4 года назад

2 takeaways: 1. God bless the 3rd basemen 2. I love Rick Ankiel

@all-timealien4483 3 года назад

Seeing a beauty of a throw from the outfield is some of the most exciting things in baseball. I may be bias as I was an outfielder but damn this got me hyped up

@fluff2001 Год назад

yeah, but the athletic double play between a short stop and 2nd baseman is more impressive. find the video Best Double Plays in MLB history and then see if you still believe that ....

@all-timealien4483 Год назад

@@fluff2001 yeah I agree DPs can be unreal but I’m an ex centerfielder so I have a bit of a bias lol

@pozzythump868 4 года назад

Great compilation... Some of these throws went further than many extra-base hits. (And obviously... where they wanted them to go!)

@jo12danjames 3 года назад

Montreal needs the Expos Back!

@patrickfitzgerald6073 4 года назад

These are all also really good catches/tags.

@josegarcia5552 5 лет назад

MLB should make this one of the events of the All Star game. I used to argue back in the day that Vladimir had the best arm. They should have a Right field to second, right to third, and right to home contest.

@sntslilhlpr6601 5 лет назад

Ain't no way they're risking these million dollar arms like that.

@KeepItFresh02 4 года назад

i love these kinds of plays.

@veedrob 5 лет назад

Are used to hate when the Mets played the Cubs because of Andre Dawson’s arm💪🏽

@stdup0nt 5 лет назад

11:35 why would anyone want to be the catcher back in the days...wow

@midnightbangkok 5 лет назад

And gets up like it was nothing

@MeanBeanComedy 4 года назад

Ya had to be tough back then, man!

@luxon4 4 года назад

@@MeanBeanComedy back then? the rule change was just a few years ago.

@folo_x3434 4 года назад

luxon4 It was more rough back then

@TheFPSCENTRAL 3 года назад

Bo Jackson just effortlessly launching ICBMs from the outfield. Dudes forearms are bigger than most people’s necks.

@CorekBleedingHollow 3 года назад

Damn those outfielders can YEET the ball.

@catalystv7520 5 лет назад

Laureano’s throw was the best of the 2018 Season!!!! 🐘

@kenrice2638 4 года назад

Hands down!!!!!

@Azagthoth12 5 лет назад

Ichiro's arm is underrated. Also, where the hell is Dave Winfield in this compilation?

@nicholasbrown4109 5 лет назад

Who underrates Ichiro's arm? He's always been known to have a cannon

@bigdeenoify 4 года назад

I remember a throw from Winfield from the track and it hit the backstop in the air. A cannon.

@nepzski Год назад

i understand all of these clips are from the best of the best but this is still absolutely unbelievable

@bob456fk6 3 года назад

Very good!! Thanks for showing the plays two or three times and from different angles.

@jocpederson8122 5 лет назад

Come back puig 😢

@the3prankskateers704 5 лет назад

Joc Pederson not salty, but LA stands for Lost Again

@Brian-hc2pw 5 лет назад

@@the3prankskateers704 Bruh u dumb

@alexthornton770 5 лет назад

@Charles Olson Puig left because he was traded. He did not have a say in the matter.

@JMSxx 5 лет назад

@@alexthornton770 but you're acting like he didnt want to be traded. He wanted a place where he can play every day. Especially with a good upstart team like the Reds

@demetriusmiddleton1246 5 лет назад

7:40 that throw looks unreal. It looks like the ball is accelerating!

@Mark-sj3xb 3 года назад

9:06 with Vlad I thought the same thing. Looks like hyper speed

@Sun__God__Nika 2 года назад

I think the 2nd one is the absolute best ever. At the warning track. Makes the throw and the 3rd basemen literally doesn't even have to move! The ball touches his glove right where it needed to. That is insane!