Instead of running from the Bullpen just to stand around and look....why don't both Bullpens just start fighting out in Center Field...kinda like when two Goalies go after each other?
lol Because it 'looks' better if they join the rest of the team, and just push each other there. Lets face it.... very few 'bench clearing brawls' actually involve fighting.
I think they should get together and plan out a little spot fest like in wrestling. .. just a gimmick for laughs. Pitcher throws ball over batters head ah-la Randy Johnson /John Kruk all star game, batter charges mound and clotheslines pitcher, catcher follows up gets an RKO , benches come in and it's leg drops and flying elbows and spears all over the field 😂😂
@@dbreiden83080if Felix Batista wasn't injured I feel like he could definitely take judge easily in a fight. Judge would look like a peanut next to the mountain
@@sesau13I’m a die hard Yankees fan, but I can’t blame him for being ticked. It was raining so no way the throw was intentional, but his guy still took a 97mph fastball to the dome. It really could have been an “F you, if you can’t throw up and in without hitting my guys then don’t throw up and in”. Holmes really hasn’t had great control when it’s been dry, let alone in a rain storm, so I can’t really disagree with Hyde here.
Yea but your the manager you should be able to not do that to be the better man but I agree that’s what every O is thinking but you can’t be the guy that says it especially there cause it seems like it starts the fight. That’s why he gets thrown out cause he also start yelling at the Yankee bench
@@fractal_nature anyone thinking that is an absolute clown just like Hyde. he has always had a habit of running his mouth. Holmes was concerned as most pitchers are when this unintentionally happens and it lead to a small brawl where his players could get injured and more HBP could now come as a result. Huge brain move you right
Did you see Judge get hit last year? Could've but didn't shred the entire O's Took his lumps and went to 1st. Os pissed they lost.Candyazzed reaction@@terryjohnson9019
Not lucky. It's a human instinct to turn away, and major league baseball has don't a lot of research on the flap that ball hit. UNLUCKY, is getting hit at all.
Baseball fights piss me off. Bunch of grown acting like they are going to fight but always get "held back" and the bullpens run out next to each other then start yelling at each other when they get to the huddle. If they wanna fight just start throwing fists in the outfield
when baseball was real baseball now its just a bunch of players barking at each other why clear the dug out when you just bluffen 😂😂😂😂 the nolan ryan fight was the one back in the days iconic
He was standing in the middle but no one gives a F## about him if they really wanted to get after it. Those of you that are intimidated by people based on height, just can't fight. His being in the middle was more of a show of saying let cooler heads prevail - since he appeared to have no fight in him.
I remember the 1998 Yankees/ Orioles fracas after then Orioles pitcher Armando Benitez plunked than Yankees Tino Martinez. That was a massive brawl. This was nothing.
@Nash55ppp If Instant Replay challenges was around in MLB back for 1996 ALCS, umpires overturn that call on Jeffery Maier. Jeter wouldn't get the homerun. Yankees don't get to World Series vs Braves. Changes the dynasty. Maybe they win 97 and 98-00 but to likely not win WS in 96 if the technology was around back then would be crazy.
Most people would if one of their guys had a pitch aimed at their head, but yeah, hard to deny that Holmes and the Yankees are at fault here. The Yankees have been doing this kind of shit for a while, and it shows how desperate they really are. They're gonna pay dearly in the long run for it, especially against a team like the Orioles.
Tbf rhe Yankees pitchers have hit an extremely high rate of batters this year. Its not just the Orioles, they're pitchers just don't have solid control
@@porkcashoh come on, are you seriously implying he hit him intentionally? He obviously didn’t mean to. He even approached him to apologize. Don’t make something out of nothing.
Well can't have it both ways... Threw up & in knowing rain was causing grip problems & it could happen... if not intentional at very least HE KNEW the likelihood & could easily happen... and he was ok with that 🙄 No excuses!
This was one of those “I can hit him and blame it on the rain” pitches”. The only problem with that is that professional MLB pitchers don’t hit hitters in the head by accident. A body shot could be an accident, this clearly wasn’t!
Where's Alan Mills when you need him?? Yeah, you guys forget that part, when Mills sent strawberry's jaw sideways, in the dugout. Strawberry was a twat.
Really can’t believe that people think Holmes threw at him intentionally. Yankees are struggling and don’t really need to give the Os a reason to play harder. Both teams are just frustrated about their play the past couple weeks. Yankees are lucky the Os haven’t played well either.
Really can't believe that you think it wasn't intentional. You want to pretend that he missed 2 feet high and 2 feet inside, have at it. Delusions can be strong.
I completely agree with you and understand what you're saying. It's just with the way the last series went and all the hit batters on both sides. It just doesn't look good.
Couldn’t Clay Holmes at least walk over and apologize to him? I didn’t see him do this at all, unless I missed something. Would have been the right thing to do.
Good take. I’m a Yankees fan and don’t think Hyde was out of line. He can be mad, looking out for his team and player, it’s his job to do so, but the Yankees can also stick up for their teammate and tell Hyde to go F himself. It’s a win-win. Now let’s get back to playing baseball. If the orioles want to retaliate then we will see how it plays out from there.
I’ve got a sneaky feeling about this: Remember during 60 game season in 2020 the Yankees knew the Rays were gonna be a problem. Then during a random game against them mid-season when the Yankees were in a similar freefall the Yankees hit Brosseau (a random dude) in the 9th inning to spark even more tension between the two teams. Then it came back to bite the Yankees in the postseason that year. I’m not saying it will happen again, but you know it when you’ve seen a certain movie before that you didn’t like you don’t wanna see it again……
@@joshuablevins4340 Genuine question because I'm curious and ignorant to the situation: why would he have thrown at Kjerstad? I know there's supposedly "bad blood" between the Yanks and O's (I don't know why) but I really have no idea why he would have thrown at him - let alone toward his head.
If either Bob Gibson or Don Drysdale was pitching for the O's tonight the first pitch Juan Soto and Aaron Judge would see would be a mid-90's heater jammed right in the ear--GUARANTEED!! Those old timers played ROUGH!! Drysdale stated it very clearly: "My philosophy is simple--you hit one of ours--I hit two of yours." That's how it was done back in the day!! While it certainly might have been an accident--(and probably was--Holmes most likely lost his grip in the rain)--there's been some past history between these clubs this season with guys getting drilled. I don't think this is over!!
Remember last series they played, the Yankees got hit first. Judge got hit. So what’s your point? Why do teams scream when it happens to them. Never understood that.
This was completely unintentional. The hothead manager better understand if they go after Aaron judge tomorrow Henderson is going to get drilled and fucking hard.
@@wildthing6376 are you dumb? i dont follow the Yankees closely and even i know Holmes has been having control issues lately and it was pouring rain. if it was intentional it would have been an ugly brawl that started right away
@wildthing6376 you really think they would throw at someone intentionally in the bottom of the 9th only up 4-1 while the team has been struggling to win the last month??
Wasn't about that. Hyde went off because someone,or a couple/few someones in the Yankees dugout was chirping at Hyde while he was out checking on his player. Probably Boone,he's a no class POS.
For the same reason that the Yankees have been throwing it all season long. Their butt hurt I'm too proud and now they can't handle the fact that there's a team in their division that is so far superior to them and literally every way that they're mad and they don't know how else to handle it
To people who think that Holmes was trying to hit or throw inside there, understand that it’s raining, his grip on the ball is probably very wet and slippery. He probably lost control of the ball and it went t up and in on the batter. I’m not really sure who the O’s manager was yelling at in the dugout but I’d like to find out what sparked that reaction other than being mad your guy got hit in the head. Thank God for batting helmets
Hyde said F-you to Holmes and then said something to Wells. I’m sure the dugout was telling him to stop talking and get to your dugout. Who knows but Hyde started this when Holmes was coming in to check on Heston. Hyde could have let Holmes know that he was good or something other than saying F-you
When someone gets hit in the head, it doesn't matter. Hyde is defending his guys especially when the yankees dugout is chirping him right after his player gets drilled
@@BBredChill How many pitchers have thrown at Judge ?? This was a freaking accident caused by a wet ball. Grow up! The O's manager caused this "brawl"
So the Baltimore coach started a fight because the Yankees wanted to check on the player and make sure he’s okay? After he hit him in the head in the pouring rain and that ball is hard as hell to grip especially since they check pitchers hands for substances after every inning?
I'm a Yankees fan that goes way back. And I get it that the Orioles' manager wasn't happy about that pitch... I don't like to see that either.. but Holmes wasn't intentionally trying to hit the batter. You have two strikes on the guy so you go hit him intentionally?? I've seen some of the best pitchers in baseball... Koufax, Seaver, Ford, etc. Those guys had tremendous control of their pitches. Even the more intimidating pitches back then had tremendous control.. guys like Gibson, Drysdale, Ryan and others weren't afraid to back you up... but they also had awesome control. Today's pitches not only can't last a full nine innings... they still rely on throwing as hard as they can without learning the art of pitching.
Play Vivas and Cabrera the rest of the series.Vivas might be the same player,minus the outfield experience, that Jazz Chisholm is and they won't need to trade for him.
Clay Holmes isn’t that type of guy so stop it . I’d see hitting a guy at the shoulders or back but no pitcher throws at the head especially with a 3 run lead .
@@joshuablevins4340 that a very ignorant comment, imma a orioles fan since the cal Ripken days . Holmes is a very erratic pitcher that’s blown a few games already this year , do you think Boone would honestly allow clay to blow another one . Especially when the Yankees are declining
@@playboileaks06 Judge got hit in the hand in an 0-2 count in the 2nd series of the year. They definitely didn't "hit Judge first". Do you even watch the games?
@@orale2663 Bahaha, you're strange dude. I bet you're short with how offended you got with the joke about Aaron Judge. I'm also guessing you lean far left with how sensitive you are. Like I said, lighten up or go take a few martial arts classes.
