lets have a combination sport. part: baseball, rugby, mma , & pro wrestling battle royale

Ken Griffey Jr. is the second best left-handed hitter born on November 21st in Donora, PA in MLB history.

Sounds like Smokey off Friday how in the hell do u get fired on your day off 😂

Also played for the White Sox

I watched every pitch of this game. When Schmidt came up in the 10th I knew he was going to hit a home run. Biggest Cubs killer in history. I hated him.

Thank you ❤❤ God bless

They don’t look identical at all I can tell them apart easily

Oh gotta love the Rick James beat 🤩

From the comments seems like there were ways to help Mike but they didn't. Sad 😂. Now the steak doesn't look that great.

I don't think Giamatti would have reinstated him. I mean, it was a lifetime ban and all.

"THE GIANTS WIN THE PENNANT!".....This history is a nice effort and fun to view but oversimplifies the history of baseball celebrations. For one thing it leaves out one of the wildest celebrations in MLB history following Bobby Thompson's home run to beat the Brooklyn Dodgers in a one game playoff in 1951. Known as the "The shot heard 'round the world" it's famous in part because of radio announcer Russ Hodges repeatedly screaming over and over "The Giants Win The Pennant!!!". It is perhaps the most famous moment in MLB broadcast history. Bobby Thompson was jumping up and down and waving his arms in wild celebration while circling the bases and the Giants were pouring onto the field running all over like mad. Then the FANS poured on to the field to go crazy. And that leads to another important bit of history, namely, fans going wild and pouring on to a ballfield to celebrate. That was common in the first 100 years of MLB history. And then there's the history of ballplayers interacting with fans. Babe Ruth wasn't the only player who commonly tipped his hat after a home run or engaged in verbal exchanges with fans in the stands. And of course there were many instances of ballplayers going INTO the stands to personally take umbrage with fans who were riding them with criticism or insults. The national culture was very different back then and so were the ways in which players and fans expressed their emotions and interacted with each other. That might not be related to celebrating per se but it's relevant to how players and fans used to behave and that's what this video history is really about. In reality, there were behaviors that were acceptable in the past that aren't acceptable today and vice versa. Baseball players have always displayed their emotions more than players in any other sport. While the changing times have made some displays of emotion unacceptable the players and the fans have always found new ways to express their emotions. And let us hope that remains true in the future.

I dont know who needs more of a life? you for looking into this or me for actually watching the whole thing.....lol

Right.... Blame the coaches.... LIKE HE DIDN'T KNOW HOW OLD HE WAS!!!!!!

Not really a record, but rather a crazy series of events

Seemingly impossible to tell apart with the naked eye? Dude, Jose is twice as big.

1:12 it literally echoed throughout the whole stadium

This kid knew he was cheating 😮..get real

He cheated my son was on the ny city championship game that lost to this teenager who changed his birth certificate…how low can you go …

Did you really say unbeknownst to him. He didnt know everybody was two years younger than him. Come on man.

Crazy

At least create an "Honorable Mention" category and a big asterisk by his name in the records.

The real question is who plays a 4 game series it’s usually 3-5 or 7

It still surprises me how very seriously a game is taken. Indeed , for many people it’s sometimes a matter of life or death 😮…. When Cubs fan Steve Bartman made the guffaw against his hometown team that year everyone wanted to destroy him or even worse. Buckner made a bad play and it’s the only reason the Red Sox lost the series. Moore committed suicide. I really believe if that Asian pitcher that blew those two games versus the Yankees that year from the Diamondbacks if Arizona loses that series? It would have been big time trouble for that young man…. I love the way Dennis Eckersley reacted after giving up the devastating home run to Gibson in the 1988 series as he in good humor would laugh about it and give Gibson credit for the great hit….. It’s the way it should always be… I mean after all it is only a game 😮…..

It was a lifetime ban. After Roses passes, he'll get in,

the owner of my league put him to play against 12 year olds and he is 15 his name is danny almonte and my owner of the league ruined his future he can’t play nowhere he is the coach for the team cardinal hayes

Love this video man. Well done. Great way to pay tribute to someone who never gave up.

Played in the same arena he did in Billerica where I scored my first ever youth hockey goal

I TOTALLY agree with VIKING956. It’s GLENN BURKE who is CREDITED with raising his hand over his head and DUSTY had one or two choices. He chose to slap GLENS hand and that was the first time in sports. Your video is why we have revised the HISTORY books of AMERICA. It’s INACCURATE. 😢😢🙃🙃🤢🤢🤮🤮

At least he went out with a bang

Makes sense….he’s a Christian.

As Johnny Bench said "He broke the rules". This issue is a dead issue. No no no

Dude was shaving in the locker room before the game

One of the best hitting pitchers I saw play. The DH at that time, was only in the American League

I remember this

"USA USA" during the first brawl. Bunch of morons who do not get that both teams have probably the same number of American players.

Well if they measure it from the seat it went 582 meaning if they let the ball travel down to equal level with the field it surely would have went like 600+

Halls of Fame are fucking irrelevant anyways. Always have been always will be. The fans are the ones who decides who becomes immortal not the doofy baseball writers.

Dude he’s in SD wonder if you can catch him at Morley

Pete got super screwed by the death and Vincent is a complete bonehead, Selig was a former owner and was then a puppet of the owners. Manifred used that review promise simply to get into the commissioner's chair

Steroids have been around since the 1930s so what does that mean the steroid era was from 1930 to the 2000s? Your video was already starting out like shit

I always thought the older version of Benny looked a lot like the younger one

I saw this brawl they should have shown Alan Mills clocking 🍓 😅❤

Ozzie was a pitcher, so yes, they had similar builds

The old crow.

That is statistically insane. One of my favorite players ever.

He shouldn't be reinstated but his ban also shouldn't affect his HOF candidacy. MLB doesn't run the HOF

The 86' series somehow seems like an "upset" of sorts the way the Mets cam back from the brink of death. The truth is they were a much better team than the Red Sox. They should have won that series, but were outplayed for the most part. It reminds me of when the Mets played the Orioles in 69'. The Mets had no business winning that series.

He has a few lines in Backyard Football for Gamecube where he clearly speaks good english lol

Of course the Japanese guy kicks😅😅😅😅😅😅😂 u ain’t ever seen any king fu movie ever lol

My dad was in a brawl once in a game . It was a close play at the plate and the runner plowed into the catcher next thing u know bodies everywhere. I can still see my dad in the middle looking like Bart Simpson when Homer strangles him. I was like 6 me and my bro were pinching yes I mean pinching 🤏 dudes on the other team through the fence during the brawl as it took place near the back catch fence 😂😂😂😂😂😂. Good old early 90s shit lol