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It was 2005 NLCS Game 5. Albert Pujols vs Brad Lidge. Albert Pujols homer against Lidge rocked the Houston Astros to their core, but there's more to the story. The Astros beat the Cardinals in the NLCS, advancing to the 2005 World Series against the White Sox. With the White Sox 2005 World Series championship solidified, Brad Lidge was broken. Particularly by a Scott Posednik walk off home run.
The Pujols home run off Lidge was a huge moment in Lidge's career, and this episode of Baseball Bits, a Foolish Baseball production, is centered around his struggles and redemption. After a couple down years, A Lidge Phillies trade sent him back to the promised land. The 2008 Phillies would end up playing in the World Series as well. This time, a Brad Lidge World Series save won them the whole thing. It was a long journey, but that Pujols Lidge moment ultimately ended with Lidge redeeming himself.
Running jokes in this video include: the Pujols Lidge home run distance.
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Brad Lidge SABR Bio: sabr.org/bioproj/person/29926d53
Remembering Pujols' 2005 NLCS Homer: www.mlb.com/news/revisiting-a...

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@MLB
@MLB 4 года назад
This is the stuff right here
@FoolishBaseball
@FoolishBaseball 4 года назад
Thanks, baseball.
@lmaotravis3702
@lmaotravis3702 4 года назад
Thanks, baseball.
@reintaler6355
@reintaler6355 4 года назад
Thanks, baseball.
@Hyadstroya
@Hyadstroya 4 года назад
Thanks, baseball.
@Memetastic
@Memetastic 4 года назад
Thanks, baseball
@Anno023
@Anno023 4 года назад
"I think he even played 2004 without a bat" God, you slide your references in so well.
@FoolishBaseball
@FoolishBaseball 4 года назад
Not exactly subtle though
@joecool385
@joecool385 4 года назад
His references slide better than Yu Darvish.
@mathmatucla
@mathmatucla 4 года назад
@@FoolishBaseball References sliding in to break up the double play 😬
@ZeroSum23
@ZeroSum23 4 года назад
The "balanced breakfast" thing was also a reference to SB Nation, but perhaps a bit more subtle.
@bcdm999
@bcdm999 4 года назад
His references are Pretty good
@Morgan423Z
@Morgan423Z 3 года назад
"Sir, we're being hailed." "What? We're at the edge of the galaxy on an ultra-long-range exploration mission, there shouldn't be anyone within 5,000 light years of here. Who the hell is it?" "It's identifying itself as an Albert Pujols home run ball, sir."
@ItBeHurka
@ItBeHurka 3 года назад
As a Phillies fan, I will never stop thanking Lidge for 2008. Thank you for including Harry Kalas' call in this.
@swtdelt
@swtdelt 2 года назад
I'm really happy he went out with that kind of glorious moment. He was always a great pitcher in Houston and that Pujols homer seemed to psychologically mess him up. He didn't deserve to be known as a choke artist.
@redram5150
@redram5150 2 года назад
Yea, it was great. I couldn't stop screaming when Blanton hit his homer in game four, myself. That team was great
@dmahoney661
@dmahoney661 2 года назад
Same here!!!
@hskshag00
@hskshag00 Год назад
I’m a Yankees fan and kalas’ call at the end there gives me chills every time
@big-bemus1782
@big-bemus1782 Год назад
As the 420th like, I’d just like to say, hell yeah.
@okuyasu4033
@okuyasu4033 4 года назад
“The emergence of Pujols directly coincided with the 4 years where Barry Bonds was eating a balanced breakfast every morning” This is why I love this channel.
@SadMarinersFan
@SadMarinersFan 4 года назад
Dont know if you know, but its a reference to a chart party video by jon bois where he remakes the 2004 bonds season, but bonds cant use a bat. But the pitchers dont know he cant use a bat.
@bedizzleyt681
@bedizzleyt681 4 года назад
Pujols never did peds he never failed a drug test
@tyclark947
@tyclark947 4 года назад
Ey Joske
@joreellex
@joreellex 4 года назад
As i keep saying if that was the case of Pujols being on PEDs then he mustve paid the entire association and drugs analysts from his own pocket to cover his tracks, dont you think so? A guy whos been constantly tested throughout his entire career and has never been caught, i wonder why is that? Plus, how come most of the famous sluggers were caught so rapidly and easily in that Era and not Pujols, i wonder why? He mustve practiced some sort of Witchcraft on all the officials to blind them, oh wait! I almost forgot, isnt he Christian? No wonder he has gods blessing and the power of goodwill, hahahahaha thank u very much
@esodevulpes6435
@esodevulpes6435 4 года назад
Jon Bois!
@dannyphantom47
@dannyphantom47 4 года назад
Love the Jon Bois reference at 1:38
@PieMaster2425
@PieMaster2425 4 года назад
Yeah that was pretty good
@SirTylerGolf
@SirTylerGolf 4 года назад
Yeah come back when you get the whole reference lol
@ihatedapatriots
@ihatedapatriots 4 года назад
Yeah that was arguably the best CP video
@FoolishBaseball
@FoolishBaseball 4 года назад
who?
@eddiezwickl8604
@eddiezwickl8604 4 года назад
Foolish is Jon Jr.
@JustinWPruett
@JustinWPruett 4 года назад
“I think he even played 2004 without a bat, that’s how good he was.” Miss you, Bois.
@brucedillon8358
@brucedillon8358 4 года назад
He has returned
@xaviere2008
@xaviere2008 4 года назад
@MANCHESTER UNITED SHUT THE FUCK UP, NO ONE HAS ASKED.
@mariosanchez8236
@mariosanchez8236 3 года назад
@@xaviere2008 Thank you, sir! I mean, to not only speak of the somehow, oh so overly enjoyed sport of flop ball on a baseball video, and then doing so while yelling about it in all caps, calls for punishment and confusion as to how this likely Brit ended up here in the first place. PS: flop-ball is pretty much straight garbage.
@joshcorbett4787
@joshcorbett4787 3 года назад
Mario Sanchez both sports are good, football definitely has a larger audience than baseball, and well every sport, but that doesn’t diminish baseball as a good sport.
@mariosanchez8236
@mariosanchez8236 3 года назад
@@joshcorbett4787 just having a touch of shit talking fun.
@eddixon2015
@eddixon2015 4 года назад
“His Frankie Vallie, which is what I call a players first four seasons” And that is a subscription.
@rotoninja
@rotoninja 4 года назад
I remember seeing Andy Petite mouth "Oh my God" when Pujols hit that.
@FoolishBaseball
@FoolishBaseball 4 года назад
You sure he wasn't just really enjoying his sunflower seeds?
@JoeSmith-iv3sf
@JoeSmith-iv3sf 4 года назад
I remember seeing that! Jim Rome called that shot live. He was so excited he called him jubberhols or something!
@mrs.martinskindergarten5660
@mrs.martinskindergarten5660 3 года назад
@@FoolishBaseball ​You should make a sequel to "When Pujols Broke Lidge," but it's "When Freese Broke Feliz." It would work too. Both Cardinals hitters breaking star relievers that play for Texan teams in the postseason.
@jaedenmessica9500
@jaedenmessica9500 3 года назад
I love that he keeps bringing up the home run pujols hit randomly and giving an update on how far it went into space
@scottlamp3097
@scottlamp3097 4 года назад
The Angels are still paying Albert for that hit.
@ajrofe1231
@ajrofe1231 4 года назад
MANCHESTER UNITED why you gotta do this bro, we know soccer is the biggest sport in the world, you don’t have to make 50 comments on every baseball video on RU-vid and say that baseball isn’t as popular as soccer, shut up!!
@bagel4620
@bagel4620 3 года назад
MANCHESTER UNITED why the hell are you watching this then?
@ST-wr6bo
@ST-wr6bo 3 года назад
@MANCHESTER UNITED shut up you pathetic loser
@Phantom-rc6mz
@Phantom-rc6mz 3 года назад
@MAN UTD there r 239 countries that are pussies
@ladistar
@ladistar 3 года назад
Damn hahahahaha savage so true
@nudetrooper
@nudetrooper 4 года назад
He forgot to mention that the Podsednik walk-off was from someone who had zero homers for the entire regular season.
@larsonawitz
@larsonawitz 4 года назад
Because saying Pujols broke him will get a few more views than the less marketable truth.
@Concatenate
@Concatenate 4 года назад
That's why they call him Podzilla.
@vaughnmild4467
@vaughnmild4467 4 года назад
I swear Ozzie Guillen woulda fined Scotty Pods if he woulda had a dinger in the regular season. Then Pods coarks TWO in the playoffs. That walk off and PKs slam will NEVER be forgotten! What a game
@bruh7601
@bruh7601 3 года назад
Man the white Sox fortnite danced on lidge
@caseylincoln7227
@caseylincoln7227 2 года назад
Not only this, but I REALLY wish the commentary was provided around that Pods home run. Just before that HR, they said, "That taste is out of his mouth." HR. LOL
@fredstudios2593
@fredstudios2593 4 года назад
Mike trout: my home run went over the fence. Barry Bonds: my home run went out of the park. Albert Pujols: my home run went out of the galaxy.
@FoolishBaseball
@FoolishBaseball 4 года назад
Brad Lidge: ...
@Incubusnut
@Incubusnut 4 года назад
That Pujols bomb is still traveling... spotted somewhere near Neptune as of last week.
@Incubusnut
@Incubusnut 4 года назад
Pohorex. 😂🤣😂🤣
@Incubusnut
@Incubusnut 4 года назад
D.A.M.E Lándõ Orlando. 😂🤣😂🤣
@jaywainwright2866
@jaywainwright2866 4 года назад
I think his home run just landed on tatooine
@UnleashthePhury
@UnleashthePhury 4 года назад
Credit where credit is due, Brad Lidge coming back from this and having a perfect season capped off with a World Series in Philadelphia is a remarkable feat of mental strength. I saw that homerun from a continent away in Canada when I was 15 and it shook me. Brad Lidge is a mad man.
@dc4690
@dc4690 Год назад
As a Cardinals fan that literally hated the fn Astros,I must agree. Brad Lidge In ‘08 was magical
@TheGreendragon1001
@TheGreendragon1001 Год назад
Wait, you think Canada isn't on the same continent as Texas?
@FTLnovaKid
@FTLnovaKid Год назад
I am assuming you are trying to exaggerating when saying continent.😅
@cullenburns5733
@cullenburns5733 9 месяцев назад
Today the boys did it for Brad!
@F1stuff972
@F1stuff972 7 месяцев назад
God is coming soon Repent.
@conorw4342
@conorw4342 4 года назад
As a Philadelphia native and a lifelong Phillies fan, I want to personnally thank you for using Harry Kallas' iconic call of the final out and not Joe Buck's lifeless, monotone Phillies are world champions"
@WalterDiamond
@WalterDiamond 2 года назад
I'm a Cardinals guy and I hate Joe Buck with a passion.
@methheadmayhemmiller8747
@methheadmayhemmiller8747 2 года назад
@@WalterDiamond he was the worst
@sneersh9107
@sneersh9107 2 года назад
@@methheadmayhemmiller8747 Was?
@daniellittlehorn1248
@daniellittlehorn1248 2 года назад
And now Jim edmonds won't shut up for 1 second
@hskshag00
@hskshag00 2 года назад
As a Yankees fan, listening to kalas’ call on the final out while looking at Lidge’s absolute elation still gives me chills every time
@brandonl576
@brandonl576 Год назад
2 years later and i'm of the opinion this is the greatest video ever made on baseball. Makes me tear up everytime.
@lunarumbreon7699
@lunarumbreon7699 Год назад
The best storytelling the sport has ever seen
@closwestend
@closwestend Год назад
Same
@RecardoGuillermo
@RecardoGuillermo 4 года назад
When I see an ad that isn’t from NordVPN, SeatGeek, or Honey I’m just taken aback
@FoolishBaseball
@FoolishBaseball 4 года назад
That and squarespace
@BKF0
@BKF0 4 года назад
Don't forget Raid: Shadow Legends
@rodneylives
@rodneylives 4 года назад
@@BKF0 My banes have been Grammarly and Audible.
@srpjr3795
@srpjr3795 4 года назад
or Dollar Shave Club
@michaellyga4726
@michaellyga4726 4 года назад
Manscaped
@conraddonahue2712
@conraddonahue2712 4 года назад
5:36 pretty sure you meant to say the Astros
@FoolishBaseball
@FoolishBaseball 4 года назад
oop
@BMWAddictE90
@BMWAddictE90 4 года назад
Bro his last name is right there in the title
@bedizzleyt681
@bedizzleyt681 4 года назад
Think I fell of my bed from laughing so hard
@matrixphijr
@matrixphijr 4 года назад
No, that’s just how desperate the Cardinals were to win Game 2. 😂
@alecmccarthy9270
@alecmccarthy9270 4 года назад
I was looking for this. Glad I didn't go insane from that.
@garyduff8739
@garyduff8739 4 года назад
A similarly memorable Pujols home run was in Chicago. Cubs relief pitcher Kerry Wood knocked Albert down with high tight heat then after dusting himself off Albert crushed the next pitch onto Waveland. Mike Shannon's call of the entire situation on KMOX radio was classic old school baseball. Don't charge the mound, respond with a hit. Check it out, it's great.
@eleven8948
@eleven8948 4 года назад
This was great. As an Astros fan, I felt truly bad for Lidge after the Pujols home run. After he had a few more bad outings the following season, I knew he probably needed a change of scenery. I saw that world series game that he won and when fell to his knees after the win, I knew he felt completely redeemed. I was very happy for him and I am glad he got past that moment and created a new one. God Bless him and his family and fans.
@bmac4
@bmac4 2 года назад
The second greatest feeling in sports as a fan, behind watching your team's guys win it all, is watching your teams beloved former guys win it all.
@hopeless__-ut6tg
@hopeless__-ut6tg 4 года назад
When you get Andy Pettite to say "Oh my god!" about a batted ball, you're doing something right.
@FoolishBaseball
@FoolishBaseball 4 года назад
Similar to Bonds in the '02 World Series
@aznpikachu215
@aznpikachu215 4 года назад
@@FoolishBaseball Like Tim Salmon saying "That's the further ball I've ever seen hit."
@jacobjones5269
@jacobjones5269 2 года назад
I hit a HR off Petitte.. In 10th grade (he was a senior at Deer Park)..
@hipstereagle6050
@hipstereagle6050 4 года назад
Forever grateful to Lidge for his perfect ‘08 season!
@FoolishBaseball
@FoolishBaseball 4 года назад
A magical season!
@theb.a.r.strategy7254
@theb.a.r.strategy7254 4 года назад
Thank you. Sincerely, a phillies fan.
@Burt1038
@Burt1038 4 года назад
As an Astros fan I was devastated when his career took a nosedive but I was very happy for him to find success in Philly. More than anything he needed a change in scenery.
@ramsrock85
@ramsrock85 4 года назад
I love hearing a good comeback story. I always loved watching Lights out Lidge here in Houston.
@FoolishBaseball
@FoolishBaseball 4 года назад
Glad you enjoyed the video!
@pequals34
@pequals34 4 года назад
I remember '06 Lidge. The term "lights out Lidge" sort of had a new meaning that year. Instead of lights out for the other team it was lights out for the Astros. Dark times. I was able to relive that with Luke Gregerson and Ken Giles. Every time they took the mound there's no breathing until the games over.
@notavailable4596
@notavailable4596 Год назад
Crazy thing is Giles was actually lights out for the Phillies. Felt like we had a homegrown Wags. Then we traded him.
@AD-ui2pz
@AD-ui2pz Год назад
Brad Lidge’s perfect 2008 season was incredible - his slider that year was like trying to hit a wiffle ball for hitters - came in looking just like a fastball but dropping so dramatically
@michaelkolanko5301
@michaelkolanko5301 4 года назад
This Shining Force music. Bringing back the good times there
@AvsJoe
@AvsJoe 4 года назад
Shining Force II: My childhood in a game
@3minutesNoGimmicks
@3minutesNoGimmicks 2 года назад
I figured that was shining force ,classic
@billyclough3945
@billyclough3945 4 года назад
did anyone notice the difference in his arms at 7:29 haha
@SandyCheeksVaccum
@SandyCheeksVaccum 4 года назад
That's how pitchers arms look, especially strike out pitchers. I met Luis Castillo in Cincinnati once and his pitching arm is enormous.
@personsrule9857
@personsrule9857 4 года назад
damn
@FoolishBaseball
@FoolishBaseball 4 года назад
yolked
@bevrosity
@bevrosity 4 года назад
give him a break. he just found out that they had porn on the internet.
@conner7046
@conner7046 4 года назад
My man needs to switch arms every now and then
@fernandotomasino7517
@fernandotomasino7517 2 года назад
Who is here after Soler hit it out of Minute Maid park?
@GC-yw1mn
@GC-yw1mn 2 года назад
Right here ✋🏻
@HomeStudioBasics
@HomeStudioBasics 2 года назад
Now THAT was a moonshot. No disrespect to Pujols, but Soler's ball literally disappeared into the night lmao. The one Albert hit bounced around on top of the tracks.
@GC-yw1mn
@GC-yw1mn 2 года назад
@@HomeStudioBasics Yeah but that's because the stadium was closed. I think it hit the window.
@spencergraham-thille9896
@spencergraham-thille9896 2 года назад
"Devil magic" is the most perfect description of Tommy Edman I have ever heard. Every time my team plays against STL, I'm always like "Tommy-effing-Edman" cause he always manages to muck things up somehow.
@jjaakk7214
@jjaakk7214 2 года назад
Eckstein was the same way
@richardmaska1818
@richardmaska1818 4 года назад
The 2005 White Sox had a knack for close games, they went 35-19 in one-run affairs. Appreciate the shout out to them, they're an overlooked team that was really great.
@gydeme
@gydeme 4 года назад
This home run is one of the inevitabilities. You rewatch it and you know its about to happen but every. single. time. it's still shocking. Like watching a mortal blow in slow motion.
@FoolishBaseball
@FoolishBaseball 4 года назад
Well said
@EvilGenius815
@EvilGenius815 4 года назад
"Thank you so much for bringing up such a painful memory, while you're at it, why don't you give me a paper cut and pour lemon juice on it!"
@FoolishBaseball
@FoolishBaseball 4 года назад
Perhaps you'd like some salt in that wound of yours
@bigtimetimmyjim6486
@bigtimetimmyjim6486 4 года назад
Eh, it is not exactly a painful memory. Lidge not only bounced back, but won a World Series as one of the main heroes of the Phillies. The Astros in 2005 won the NLCS despite the Pujols HR, and were going to lose to that White Sox team, anyway (I will never forget having bases loaded 0 out vs El Duque and not even being able to score ONE run). Better still, the Astros have since won a WS in 2017 (and are a game away from the 2019 WS title), so Lidge blowing one game and contributing to a past WS loss does not seem so bad in retrospect.
@theburninator888
@theburninator888 4 года назад
is this a princess bride reference on foolish baseball? i love the internet.
@theGiver3
@theGiver3 3 года назад
@@bigtimetimmyjim6486 cheated to win a world series and have been owned ever since.. in fact I only clicked on this video cuz I wanted to reveal in some more assturd suffering a little bit more.
@bigtimetimmyjim6486
@bigtimetimmyjim6486 3 года назад
​@@theGiver3 It is a sad state of affairs when I think someone needs to learn how to troll the YT comment section better, but alas, here we are.
@SmedleyButlerIII
@SmedleyButlerIII 4 года назад
The most important thing about that homerun, is that he brought it back to STL...for one last game at old Busch..in which I had the priviledge to be there for.. Thanks Albert
@LAK_770
@LAK_770 6 месяцев назад
Lol at Ruiz absolutely yeeting his mask out of frame as he runs to Lidge. That moment never fails to bring a tear to my eye, and knowing what it meant for Lidge makes it even better. As a Phillies fan I never knew Lidge as anything but a stone cold killer.
@disgruntledyoutuber
@disgruntledyoutuber 4 года назад
This ending brought a tear to my eye. Poetic
@FoolishBaseball
@FoolishBaseball 4 года назад
why am i crying in the club rn
@disgruntledyoutuber
@disgruntledyoutuber 4 года назад
@@FoolishBaseball There's no crying in the club!
@danacoleman4007
@danacoleman4007 4 года назад
Damn that Barry bonds and those balanced breakfasts!
@FoolishBaseball
@FoolishBaseball 4 года назад
He was getting all the vitamins
@caml5688
@caml5688 3 года назад
He was eating his flint stone gummy vitamins
@ingchatboy
@ingchatboy 3 года назад
A creamy clear balanced breakfast! XDDD
@joreellex
@joreellex 3 года назад
Innocent until proven guilty!!!!!
@thesenate5245
@thesenate5245 3 года назад
@@joreellex welp he was proven guilty 10 years ago man
@davidkelly9946
@davidkelly9946 4 года назад
i love how you take the simplest of home runs and turn into a story. great job with all of your videos. excited to see where you end up going from here. keep up the amazing work.
@EricMichaelCross
@EricMichaelCross 2 года назад
Soler just did his best Pujols impression.
@jeremybarcelo6486
@jeremybarcelo6486 2 года назад
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@marcusgaray7782
@marcusgaray7782 3 года назад
Great video! I remember this era of baseball fondly. I was so sad when Lidge left and went to the Phillies. But I was definitely rooting for them during that series.
@durian830317
@durian830317 4 года назад
I kind of feel like I’m in the bottom of my life right now, thank you for this video. Thank you.
@yayoLUIS
@yayoLUIS 2 года назад
I'm right there with you. FB videos have had me thoroughly entertained and distracted from all the shit that has got me down. It's never over til it's over. We shouldn't quit. The thrill of victory is ahead of us. Thank you too FB.
@noahkalus8231
@noahkalus8231 4 года назад
This is by far my favorite baseball youtube channel. The thought and detail that you put into these videos in unparalleled, while adding in some humor too.
@maxcreeger6006
@maxcreeger6006 2 года назад
POV: You are here after the 2021 WS Didn’t Soler do something like this?
@CMFL77
@CMFL77 4 года назад
This channel is just so sooo soooo good. Absolutely love your style, humor and storytelling. Keep up the great work sir!
@FoolishBaseball
@FoolishBaseball 4 года назад
Thanks!
@gabrielcox4369
@gabrielcox4369 2 года назад
Waiting patiently for “When Soler Broke Garcia”
@CaptainKnight22
@CaptainKnight22 4 года назад
A BASEBALL VIDEO THAT ACKNOWLEDGES THE 2005 WHITE SOX WE DO EXIST!!!!! THANK YOU BASEBALL BITS
@larsonawitz
@larsonawitz 4 года назад
Too bad they don't get the credit for breaking that whole Houston team.
@stephenmccormick2286
@stephenmccormick2286 3 года назад
Man I love Baseball Bits. What a season that was in 08'. I was there for Game 5 (both times because of the rain) and it is still one of my top 5 moments in my life.
@Joe-zq4ex
@Joe-zq4ex 4 года назад
Great stuff as always! I’d love to see a baseball bits on the 2014 Royals, that postseason run was crazy and I’ve always wondered what if Alex Gordon went for the inside the park HR in game 7 of the World Series, down 1 run in the bottom of the 9th with 2 outs. The play at the plate would’ve been the most epic moment in baseball history.
@augusthoyt8447
@augusthoyt8447 3 года назад
He should have. It could have set the table for the Royals to win back - to - back with a team that's... uhhhhhhh?
@SmoothCriminal12
@SmoothCriminal12 2 года назад
Gordon would've definitely gotten thrown out so it was right to keep him on third. They probably should've PH for Perez though since he wasnt 100% after getting hit earlier.
@Dyllini724
@Dyllini724 3 года назад
This is one of my first memories watching baseball. Watching with my parents to see who the sox would play in the championship. This moonshot made me a Pujols fan for life.
@hoosierflatty6435
@hoosierflatty6435 4 года назад
Thanks for the pick me up at the end. Excellent video, enjoyed it highly and congrats on the growth of your work!
@romanschuster1709
@romanschuster1709 Год назад
This was such an incredible video. Thank you man, the ending was really sweet too
@Rytoast99
@Rytoast99 4 года назад
Thank you for this video on Brad Lidge. I knew that perfect 2008 season would get a Baseball bits one segment one day but not during this decade! Well done FBB! (PS: would love a video on Carlos Ruiz; catcher for 4 no hitters and a perfect game has got to be a strange stat IMO)
@Saklost
@Saklost 4 года назад
Who else hit this home run in mlb the show moments
@lucasr2050
@lucasr2050 4 года назад
T-Man da one 836 I wish. Don’t have a ps4
@Ultra-td4if
@Ultra-td4if 4 года назад
Oh this is a moment?
@ihatedapatriots
@ihatedapatriots 4 года назад
*raises hand
@FoolishBaseball
@FoolishBaseball 4 года назад
Not me!
@jamesgeese
@jamesgeese 4 года назад
Nope
@kylemanter3208
@kylemanter3208 4 года назад
Your finest video yet. Absolutely love your content. Thank you for making me smile to nerdy baseball videos.
@TheCStrike2
@TheCStrike2 4 года назад
Thanks for that last bit at the end. I needed it.
@stylish_rubble314
@stylish_rubble314 4 года назад
Hey FB I see that sneaky That's Cringe reference at 8:05
@auramyst3627
@auramyst3627 4 года назад
?
@bezllama3325
@bezllama3325 4 года назад
And at 7:45
@FoolishBaseball
@FoolishBaseball 4 года назад
Lidge Defined
@bezllama3325
@bezllama3325 4 года назад
@@FoolishBaseball he probably held hands before marriage that's why he gave up the homerun
@joemo1921
@joemo1921 4 года назад
Foolish Baseball got me cryin in the club with that end 😭👏
@glennhalila8279
@glennhalila8279 3 года назад
That was awesome! You put it so beautifully. It's amazing how he got on his knees and held both his arms in the air like in Fidler on the Roof. Correct me if I'm wrong. I think he was thanking God, that they Won!
@WaffleLover-my1hi
@WaffleLover-my1hi 3 года назад
I needed this video right now. One of my favorite baseball bits, glad I chose to rewatch it.
@liams923
@liams923 4 года назад
2009: I’m going to decline again
@FoolishBaseball
@FoolishBaseball 4 года назад
2010-11: PSYCH!
@theapologist6717
@theapologist6717 4 года назад
TBF it's heavily rumored that he was playing hurt. Even Lidge, who has denied the "Brad Lidge Celebration Theory" (look it up) Also doesn't deny he was playing hurt. Nothings confirmed, but it would explain why he bounced back again in 2010 and performed alright (in a reliever role) in 2011.
@walterlv01
@walterlv01 4 года назад
Lidge's 2008 season was one of baseball's all-time redemption stories. History is full of pitchers who could never come back from such high-profile failures, let alone 3 consecutive games of them in one postseason. It looked like he would be one of them until his '08 season - now he's the closer who had a perfect season for a world championship team.
@llama5357
@llama5357 4 года назад
I really don't understand how you don't have more subs. Your baseball videos are the most well crafted I've ever seen. I love the graphics, the music and the information you put in them. Keep up the awesome work man!
@jonah4637
@jonah4637 4 года назад
Every episode of this channel is amazing and you thrill us again. Well designed, written, and edited episode! Thanks for the content!!!
@FoolishBaseball
@FoolishBaseball 4 года назад
You're welcome, and thank you for the kind words.
@patricklongshanks378
@patricklongshanks378 2 года назад
I remember this. I remember praying that Albert would win it. My prayers were answered.
@frankanuzzi9740
@frankanuzzi9740 4 года назад
Great man just great. Being a Phil’s fan I love it even more , I watched every game and lidge was great
@FoolishBaseball
@FoolishBaseball 4 года назад
Lidge was magic in '08
@thegamingguy1
@thegamingguy1 4 года назад
As a Phillyboi seeing that last pitch of the '08 world series again really brought back some feels. Thanks man, great video!
@JoeCamarillo
@JoeCamarillo 2 года назад
One of the last baseball bits videos I watched, I was off-put to do so, but in the end of the best. Great story! and as always fun to watch.
@zakcasper9886
@zakcasper9886 4 года назад
"He was so good he prolly could have played without a bat" good jon bois reference +1
@FoolishBaseball
@FoolishBaseball 4 года назад
who?
@zakcasper9886
@zakcasper9886 4 года назад
ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-JwMfT2cZGHg.html in case you are joking and you haven’t seen it, but the editor of SB Nation did a video of what would happen if Barry Bonds played the 2003 season without a bat.
@johnfleming4886
@johnfleming4886 4 года назад
Zak Casper there is no way he is joking. But I applaud you for spreading the good work of Jon Boi
@dolphinsneu
@dolphinsneu 4 года назад
@@zakcasper9886 2004
@GuhbsBeats
@GuhbsBeats 4 года назад
@@zakcasper9886 i think he was refrencing the video without knowing who made it at sb
@chasebingaman
@chasebingaman 4 года назад
As a Phillies fan, I was almost 2 when the championship happened. I just love watching it over again with the Late Great Harry Kalas commentating
@floppaturnt
@floppaturnt 4 года назад
you were born in 2006?
@FoolishBaseball
@FoolishBaseball 4 года назад
Great call from Kalas
@chasebingaman
@chasebingaman 4 года назад
Bob Saget 07. Early 2007 though
@dexpro6087
@dexpro6087 3 года назад
This is probably my favorite foolish baseball video. It's super funny, informative and inspiring. Over all it's a great experience :))
@jaleroca1
@jaleroca1 Год назад
I was not looking for this at all. But, The end message is all I needed to hear. Thank you
@sporty55700
@sporty55700 4 года назад
To be fair that was his third appearance in 3 days and his fourth in five days.
@FoolishBaseball
@FoolishBaseball 4 года назад
Good point!
@billjoseph1529
@billjoseph1529 3 года назад
Makes no difference he’s still a choker
@mrs.martinskindergarten5660
@mrs.martinskindergarten5660 3 года назад
@@billjoseph1529 Enter Clayton Kershaw in elimination games...
@kaw7317
@kaw7317 3 года назад
@@mrs.martinskindergarten5660 tHIS JOKE DID'NT AGE WEll
@Christ_is_Lord_
@Christ_is_Lord_ 4 года назад
Eating a balanced breakfast every morning LMAO
@FoolishBaseball
@FoolishBaseball 4 года назад
With an orange and glass of skim milk
@kaw7317
@kaw7317 3 года назад
@@FoolishBaseball with a pill inside the milk
@BombBabyLatino
@BombBabyLatino 4 года назад
Really loved this video and the quote you made at the end was really nice you just brought joy to me and maybe someone else not having a good day. Thanks 🙏
@nativemanateeroughskins774
@nativemanateeroughskins774 3 года назад
I love your breakdowns. Great takes. You need more subs forsure. Thanks for the amount of time and effort put into your research and vidjeos!✊😊✊
@HisWattson
@HisWattson 4 года назад
Haven’t watched yet but im predicting that he mentions trout 4 times and verlander twice. EDIT: Who are you and what did you do with FB
@FoolishBaseball
@FoolishBaseball 4 года назад
I have been taken captive by The Athletic mafia and replaced with a less handsome clone
@smucklehead89
@smucklehead89 2 года назад
The contrast of him kneeling to the ground and him jumping for joy, I had the biggest grin on my face he struck that guy out
@kindnesstothemoon5289
@kindnesstothemoon5289 4 года назад
You keep knocking it out of the park, we might need to track this too 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 and this time with an uplifting message 👍🏽👍🏽
@BlondeMcGuinn
@BlondeMcGuinn 2 года назад
Once upon a time I was a huge baseball fan. I followed it religiously throughout each season. And the playoffs were so much fun. I’ve fallen out of love with baseball the past few years, only watching the Series. I don’t know why. But recently watching your videos, especially this one, and Baseball Doesn’t Exist’s videos, has rekindled my love of baseball. Thank you for that. You make great videos and I look forward to each one.
@mattington3001
@mattington3001 4 года назад
5:33 "The Cardinals desperately needed game 2 to tie the series back up".... You mean the Astros
@matrixphijr
@matrixphijr 4 года назад
No, the Cards were _really_ desperate for a win 😂
@jamessteiniger1846
@jamessteiniger1846 4 года назад
Cardinals are always desperate for a win, that's how they built their legacy and God forbid they just have a great team, always have to have aging stars and Young guns who scrape by.
@FoolishBaseball
@FoolishBaseball 4 года назад
Cards really wanted that win.
@axlmatute3355
@axlmatute3355 2 года назад
Nice pfp
@supersnake1924
@supersnake1924 4 года назад
Love the Shining Force music, listening to it brings back memories
@joshTheGoods
@joshTheGoods 3 года назад
Came to the comments for this ... One nostalgic track after another. Now I'm going to have to load up the ROM and grind a perfect game out 😂.
@pabloarevalo2268
@pabloarevalo2268 4 года назад
As a pitcher this video almost brought me to tears...amazing job bro love your page
@haroldhausman1672
@haroldhausman1672 3 года назад
This was great man. Very entertaining. Thank you for what you do.
@DylanMorrow48
@DylanMorrow48 4 года назад
HOW DID I ONLY JUST DISCOVER THIS CHANNEL!!!
@comacho92
@comacho92 4 года назад
You can clearly hear 2 loud bangs coming from the cardinals dugout before Pujols hit that homerun
@0super
@0super 4 года назад
What a good story. Thank you for the uplifting message
@musicfoundation3300
@musicfoundation3300 4 года назад
Beautifully done, brother. Thank you.
@wallballman8
@wallballman8 4 года назад
Pls tell me the “Mr. Struggle” at 8:03 is a Cody Ko reference
@FoolishBaseball
@FoolishBaseball 4 года назад
DUMP HIM
@bennettdavis397
@bennettdavis397 2 года назад
The king has returned
@teminator365
@teminator365 4 года назад
You easily have the best baseball channel on RU-vid. You fill a void that needed to be filled in the community, so keep up the good work!
@danadams5011
@danadams5011 4 года назад
Great vid as always! Love the Shining Force soundtrack too, nostalgia!
@rossdibartolo6321
@rossdibartolo6321 3 года назад
Would be interested to hear your breakdown of Ryan Howard... “loved” in Philly but harshly judged with his contract and injury... if he didn’t get injured in playoff series his stats could have kept exploding. He’s one of my favorites
@jeremyd7607
@jeremyd7607 3 года назад
People in philly that booed Howard always pissed me off, guy was one of if not the biggest reason we won in 08 and Ur right if he doesn’t get hurt he would’ve been a first ballot HOF player no doubt in my mind, he could’ve even beat Schmidt for most homers as a Phillie. Guy was always a beast before injuries killed him.
@rossdibartolo6321
@rossdibartolo6321 3 года назад
Jeremy DeLia07 100% agree will always be my favorite philly
@sneersh9107
@sneersh9107 2 года назад
As a phillies fan he was my favorite player as a kid, too bad he went out like that. Him collapsing on the way to first while making the final out to knock philly out of the playoffs has got to be my worst baseball memory ever
@Senrabekim
@Senrabekim 4 года назад
Cardinals' devil magic, it all makes sense now.
@diggsfather
@diggsfather 4 года назад
J Michael Barnes 2018 was miles mikolas. 2019 was tommy edman
@Jadesterification
@Jadesterification 3 года назад
Tommy Pham
@mrs.martinskindergarten5660
@mrs.martinskindergarten5660 3 года назад
*Introducing 2011 David Freese...*
@dashielbradley8106
@dashielbradley8106 3 года назад
🤣🤣🤣🤣
@steveclarke1857
@steveclarke1857 4 года назад
Honestly, @Foolish Baseball, this was probably the deepest video you've ever made, and so totally and completely true. Failure first, success second has been a universal recipe since time immemorial. As always, I love your work.
@conspiracyman8353
@conspiracyman8353 3 года назад
Living in Australia 2005 was when I first started following baseball - Pujols was so great. I loved his swing- it just looked so perfect. I modelled my swing on his when I played (or tried to, at least).
@wolfking8434
@wolfking8434 4 года назад
Where do you get these songs? I love them!!
@badshot370
@badshot370 4 года назад
I like the Jon bois reference there with bonds without a bat. By the way, do you know when you may stream again?
@FoolishBaseball
@FoolishBaseball 4 года назад
Don't know, but I am getting a new PC soon and may give it a shot.
@badshot370
@badshot370 4 года назад
Foolish Baseball sounds good! I should be there
@WD--tw3zr
@WD--tw3zr 8 месяцев назад
I’ve watched this video at least a dozen times, and I still get chills every single time
@billyhernandez5007
@billyhernandez5007 4 года назад
This is so wholesome. You made me smile . Thank you :)
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