Adam Wainwright is Having the Worst Farewell Season Ever

[@JollyOlive]

I wrote the script for this video one week ago. In that time, Adam Wainwright beat both the Orioles and Brewers to reach 200 wins. NEVER question the power of the Jolly Jinx. Congratulations to Waino!

[@andyclaassen3487]

Came back to this video to mention that he made it!

[@dogshxtgames3257]

Waino cooked Jolly on his fairwell tour confirmed??

[@156.M]

🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@olliebramm4586]

exactly what we needed lol

[@mpthorvonericksen]

Waino saw the video and took it personally 🤣

[@psuley1977]

Excellent video. Even if Waino doesn't get 200 wins, I can think of 17.5 million reasons why coming back was a solid idea.

[@jimc.goodfellas]

Yeah that's a good point, it's easy for us to say he should have retired

[@daytonhoelter1348]

Amazingly said

[@Archerftw]

So greed makes it ok?

[@pizzaparity]

@@Archerftwyou would do anything for $50,000

[@annie420xx]

@@Archerftw yes, accepting a life changing amount of money to 99.9% of people to do a job you love is *definitely* greed. The team have to be more greedy than the players to survive and they're the ones who paid him lol

[@IvyLeather13]

Jamie Moyer gets a pass. Just existing as a somewhat passable 5 inning SP at 47 is an achievement worthy of praise.

[@bezllama3325]

Its also different, he and wakefield were never considered stars and moyer isnt really a legend for a particular franchise, Waino is/was both

[@somedude1901]

Also in fairness to Pudge, his 2010 numbers were better than half of the league’s current offensive catcher numbers lol

[@JollyOlive]

Omg youre right, thats pretty funny

[@Gemnist98]

GEE I WONDER WHY

[@duckonmyquack]

And he brought much needed leadership to an emerging younger pitching staff. I think he still had something to offer. I don't think he had any shot at 3k hits as a 40 yr old catcher, but it's interesting to see his career BA was .299 before coming to the Nationals

[@ZChoate]

Took my 71 year old dad to the game. Good seats were cheap. He cried when Waino came off the field in the 7th.

[@TendedTadpole2]

As a Cardinals fans I really don't care how bad he is this year. The team sucks and him getting to 200 would be one of the only good things we get, no matter how painfully it comes. He will always be loved by the fanbase and he is far from the only problem

[@CycloneBurnesMusic]

Agreed, losing Yadi to retirement is unavoidable, but the true tamperment of his season occurred when they made Contreras a DH instead of frequent catcher

[@SweetZombiJesus]

I don't see how that one win to go from 199 to 200 means anything. We put too much importance of multiple of 5, 10, 100 etc. Its basically just 0.5% better than 199. He should retired before the end of the season, as otherwise that 200 wins will always have a mental asterisk in people's minds.

[@calvindomin441]

I get what you’re saying, I’m a Yankees fan and the only achievement I care about at this point is Cole getting the cy young.

[@Archerftw]

I couldn’t disagree more if I tried but that’s sports

[@WilliamSt.Clair1399]

@@SweetZombiJesuseh, doesn’t need to mean anything to anyone other than him.

[@dfp_01]

I'm kind of surprised that you didn't mention Albert Pujols' chase to 700 home runs last year, because that's probably the most relevant example of a player coming back for one final season to chase a milestone. Even well into the 2022 season, it didn't look like King Albert would hit the mark, but he caught fire and finally did, and then retired satisfied after reuniting with his old club and catching his whale. Waino, Albert's teammate for 8 seasons and friend for many more, saw how successful his chase went and decided to go around one more time. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. I really hope he gets there-he's been pitching well the last month or so and just picked up that win against the O's.

[@BondandBourne]

I was just thinking about Pujols going after 700 home runs. Then again prior to going back St. Louis, none of us were thinking 700 was possible for him. Once it became clear he had a chance, he at least said he was retiring regardless if he reached 700 or not.

[@mattforbes221]

I don’t think Albert was chasing 700, I think that was more about the storyline of Yadi, Albert and Waino (oops) walking off the field together. The conversation wasn’t “oh man as long as Albert keeps going he’ll get 700” it was “man that would be cool but cmon there’s no way”

[@strudel1347]

to be fair, albert ended up being a very productive player that year

[@danthepug7374]

I know he wanted 200 wins but he really should’ve retired with Yadi

[@philricke8372]

Ya, I would have seen it as a nice and meaningful farewell for the duo to get out of the game together.

[@ThaturealcivilwarFemboyFurry]

Yes Exactly he just wanted to boost his numbers very selfish move

[@dixinbuttz44]

whats it matter st louis sucks a big one this year anyway

[@elijahpatterson2596]

He really should have. I love him for all he has done, but he is going out worse than Tom Brady, and Tom Brady went out terribly.

[@Karmy.]

Yeah that's what I thought he was going to do, retire with Yadi and Pujols

[@joshw9424]

I will always remember Chipper Jones' final season. He was a machine till the end, posting an OPS+ of 124 in his age 40 season. It was good enough for him to maintain his career .300/.400/.500 slash line. I remember attending a bobblehead night that honored him during his final season, and he hit two home runs that night. He had one of the better final seasons I can think of.

[@olliebramm4586]

Just threw 7 shutout innings against a playoff team to win his 200th game 😎

[@lenvm]

Reminds me so much of the people in my workplace who refuse to retire: they do less than nothing but get paid more than everyone else

[@Sledgehammer2340]

Great time for this video Jolly!

[@noahsimon1716]

He has officially won 200 and it looks like it was completely worth it

[@penguinbrony2415]

It's a combination of him being bad and the offense barely supporting him with runs. It's been so freaking horrible to watch him struggle so badly out there. I don't care through, Adam Wainwright will forever be one of my favorite players because he helped the Cards win the World Series in 2006.

[@arandomdudewithhobbies3318]

Contreras isn't a magician either. He can hit, but almost had to DH because of how bad at defence he is. Especially compared t molina.

[@KDJ0513]

AND HE HAS 200 Congratulations Adam🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 from Braves Country

[@jdp.2k]

Came here to say that he just got 200!!! LFG WAINO!!!

[@daryldixon3685]

It’s been extremely hard to watch him fail time and time again this Season! He’s such a good man and Great role model can’t wait for his broadcasting career!

[@jeffreytoman8351]

You may not realize just how valuable Wakefield was to the Sox. He was a 3/4/5 that could keep his team in the game with out getting blown out and taxing the bull pen. He was super reliable, rarely missed more than a few starts, and (from what I’ve heard) a great teammate. - a yankee fan.

[@chuggaroo]

When he got his 199th against the Orioles the other day I have to admit, even as an O’s fan, I was happy to see it. That being said watching him throw 8 balls in a row, walk multiple guys and load the bases on walks, and barely get out of the situation he put himself in was ugly

[@impactorizer1483]

Jeter led the league in hits after he got his 3000th. It was until 2013/2014 that the injuries got him.

[@benjamingonzalezjr9294]

Yup. I had to look up his stats confirm but you nailed it

[@bezllama3325]

Also to end it on 2013 wouldve been sad

[@iamoctonate]

Not anywhere close to a Cardinals fan, but all this video did was make me root for this guy to get 200, so good job I guess.

[@the-phanatic-99]

cardinals fan here, he is not a fault for this season. he will probably get 200 and deservingly. he has been a true cardinal for his entire cardinal tenure and he is someone i would want on my roster even if struggling. so i can only thank waino for everything he has done and been apart of for me as a fan, Thank You.

[@rancidcrawfish]

The first 3 words of your comment were vital to the rest of it. Thanks for including that

[@the-phanatic-99]

@@rancidcrawfish i thought so too, cause ive seen our team and can fully comment with knowledge on the situation.

[@BaseballHistorian]

Crushed it on this one Jolly 🔥

[@JollyOlive]

Thanks papi.

[@Jeenyus]

To the people talking down on Waino for ‘sticking around too long”, I present to you Miguel Cabrera the last 5 seasons.

[@iamhungey12345]

And for NFL example, there's Bruce Smith.

[@gmb7999]

Miggy shoulda retired when deteoit stopped makin the playoffs they had a year when they jus dumped all the vets cabby shoulda walked to but he has tht fat contract

[@iamhungey12345]

@@gmb7999 Honestly I thought last season was going to be his final.

[@bosslax3162]

I don’t personally think wainwright is taking too long, but Miggy definitely did but I’d say only a year too late.

[@bkothebear2528]

He did it 😁

[@risingmcattlyst]

Congrats Adam on 200!! What a game last night!!🎉 an amazing career!!

[@MasonBube-lz7su]

Love this, this topic has been on my mind lately with Wano’s career coming to a crash stop

[@MattMamba24]

1 bad season in the end doesn't erase the success he had in his incredible 18 year long career. Did Griffey Jr's last 2-3 seasons tarnish his legacy? Heck no!

[@T_K7]

Junior wasn't blatantly chasing counting stats though, and if you talk to people in the area it's not terribly hard to find some who are still upset with how he ended his career, despite Seattle clearly not playing for anything in 09-10. I don't follow the Cards but Waino does look to be leaving a blemish on his career, not because of erasing past success but rather because he's ending on a large (if unimpactful) string of failure.

[@resmarted]

I will continue bringing up any time it's remotely relevant: David Ortiz led the MLB in OPS and slugging and had a 164 OPS+ at 40 his retirement season.

[@isuckatlife27]

the fact that you like Queens of the Stone Age makes me love your channel that much more

[@Idontknowwhattoputhere-m9d]

I think Wainwright is just a symbol of the misery of the year for the Cards Anything that could've went wrong has

[@zacharyhurd5914]

He did it

[@DerrickGordon-w1x]

He should have hanged it up. That career era of 3.38 with 195 wins would have looked what better than 3.55 era with 199 wins lol

[@xxSLAV33xx]

I think for a guy like Waino who will not make the Hall of Fame 200 wins might be something he's remembered for if he makes it.

[@iraevans2013]

Hanging on for another go is immaculate grid gold 👍

[@owenjohnson469]

Sosa’s last year in Texas wasn’t as bad as people remember. His 2nd to last in Baltimore was bad, but in Texas he led the team in homers and was 2nd in RBIs. He finished with 24 and 94 and a .252 average which wasn’t crazy lower than his average for his career.

[@carterfogarty4875]

waino is not a chasing history type of guy, he came back because he had a good 21 and 22 season and thought he had more left in him

[@bobsaget832]

He needs one more. ONE MORE WIN!!! Needless to say, I’ll be watching his last couple starts closely

[@wesdogg_]

i'd be interested to see a similar take on Zack Greinke chasing 3000 strikeouts in what is also a career worst year for him.

[@cardinalsfan9610]

The Cards were relying on Waino to be the ace of the pitching staff... which was not ideal. And the poor play from the Cards hasn't help either. He also lost a couple years to injury (TJ in 2011, tore his Achilles batting in 2015), and was hurt to start 2023 as well. There were also times in recent years that he had velocity woes, but he bounced back from those. It would have been cool to see him go out of the game with Pujols and Molina, but Waino is also a competitor. Going for 200 makes sense - he would be the only the 3rd pitcher in club history to win 200+ games pitching for only the Redbirds (Bob Gibson 251, Jesse Haines 210). Most Cards fans will remember Waino for the good stuff, including getting # 200 if it happens.

[@antonioreconquistador]

He was also a reliever when he came into the league. He has time, the cardinals need a rebound, but nothings going right for the team this year.

[@bigjared8946]

Griffey's bloated corpse in 2010 was the saddest of these I've had to watch though he wasn't chasing any counting stat.

[@LDQBBQ]

Great analysis brotha. Really well done.

[@dogshxtgames3257]

Holy shit he might get 200 tonight! Currently 6 shoutout innings!!

[@dogshxtgames3257]

He got it

[@alexvandierendonck3317]

Ian Kinsler retiring at 1999 hits is probably something close. He was so bad on the Padresz

[@RalphBellairs]

"You gotta know when to hold 'em, know when to fold 'em."

[@joshuapatrick682]

I love Waino and the Cardinals are my other favorite team but I haven't been able to watch them or him at all this year because of this. Still, hell of a career man

[@jakelonghorn740]

I love you jolly keep up the quality content

[@jandj412]

Ladies and gentleman, he got it

[@Emo_Penguin32]

Hey jolly I was wondering if you could do a video on Todd Helton. Massive underrated player who had some amazing moments and big years. Also had an entire month where he hit over 500. Definitely a player who shouldn't be forgotten about

[@DMMoore1313]

As a Cubs fan, I'm rooting for him. St. Louis has had a horrible year. I hope he gets it. Wainright is too good and deserves to be in that wins club. The game is more fun when this rivalry is hot and all we've gotten is a whiny Mikolas HBP this year.

[@AlexMathiesen]

Thanks dude.

[@ryanneistat6355]

I do agree

[@mpacz99]

of course it's worth it. even if he hadn't gotten 200. this season was completely lost. even if he'd pitched gems all year, it wouldn't have been enough to save this pitiful team. as cardinals fans, this milestone was the only reason we really had to tune in this year after the all star break when it became clear the team was going nowhere.

[@everett-tnredsfan]

I'm never going to tell someone who has been doing something their whole life that they should retire. The Cards would have been bad with or without him this year. I'm a Reds fan who loathes the Cards but I respect the guy. Do what makes you happy dude. Hopi g ge gets his 200.

[@lewisfoster9223]

Tom Henke is guy who retired just at the right time. Posted a 1.82 ERA with 36 saves in his age 37 season, and then hung up the cleats to spend more time with his family.

[@rts7469]

Braves fan here who hopes Waino loses ever game he plays. He’s kicked my teams ass in big games many times. But I hope he gets one more. He’s a Cardinals Legend and it would be fitting for him to reach 200.

[@carterstansel7653]

He did it!

[@subwaymanager8864]

I ain’t matter he got the 200 win tonight

[@Shteben712]

Another great video here Jolly!

[@DankBirdGang52]

What great timing. He just got 200

[@35mm21]

Rick Dempsey tried to have a going away season with the Orioles, got hurt, and only had 11 PA spread over the entire season (not just one stint)

[@capt251978]

I can still see Beltran’s knees buckle……….

[@adamclark9004]

You should have done zack greinke he came back to try and get 3000 k's . Hes now 1-15 with a 5+ era

[@mattforbes221]

Yeah but we all know Zack’s washed, he’s just fun to watch. Waino’s just sad. Plus he makes a little more sense as a clubhouse leader for a bad young team trying to develop.

[@T_K7]

He's not even the worst pitcher on his team though lol

[@slim3d]

I remember that Wakefield 200th win. He had gone like 8 or 9 starts in a row with either a ND or Loss. It was a struggle watching him trying to get #200.

[@notreallyadog9646]

Yeah, and that was the 2011 “fried chicken & beer” season where things just completely fell apart and they missed the playoffs after losing game 162. Franconia ended up being fired, and I wonder how many wins were lost (just one more would’ve gotten that playoff berth and maybe secured his job until the next year) by his loyalty to Wakefield and trying to get him that last win.

[@jamsterMD]

Zachy G is having a one hell of a season with the royals too 😂

[@forgettablelisa]

As a Cardinals fan, I'm just sad to see innings taken away from...uh...oh yeah, we suck dong this season and don't have anyone better anyway. It doesn't matter if Waino is terrible, this whole season is a wash. Let him do whatever he wants. Dude is a Cardinals legend, might be different if we had played any meaningful games this season but we pretty much nose dived immediately before Adam was even playing.

[@Archerftw]

He broke several win steaks. And nothing better than an 8 ERA pitcher? Really? That’s really what you’re going with? 😂

[@forgettablelisa]

@@Archerftw If we had anyone better they would be playing. This team sucks, any fans who want to whine about Wainwright should go watch Cubs games. He is not our issue.

[@efrenvega8158]

If there was something I was intrigued about this season before it started was the performance of the Cards pitching staff without Yadi. Well, yeah, that's what I thought.

[@zackaryhaselius2226]

Should have retired with his Buddies last year.

[@Hezzy_Baseball]

It’s been very sad and hard to watch. I think this is a case where the pride and stubbornness that helps makes a player great actually come back to haunt them at the end of their career. It’s been clear for a full calendar year that he just doesn’t have it anymore.

[@LatinxGoyslop1994]

I'm not a Cardinals fan by any means, but man, I hope he gets there

[@patrickmoreau7592]

Have you seen the Boston Red Sox? Their best starter was TBD 😂😂 Great video BTW

[@jgray2718]

Some people just want to play ball. If baseball is what you know it's going to be hard to do something else. Maybe he's chasing history or maybe he just wanted to play more ball, but once he signs the contract, he's committed to play for the team. And like you said, he had an above average ERA+ just last year, so he had no reason to think was going to happen. As a competitor who's had bad outings before he was probably thinking "Well that was just a bad start; I'm getting old, you gotta expect some of these. I'll have a better one next time." I imagine the doubts were pretty well entrenched a few starts in, but by then the season was well underway and is he really helping the Cardinals by retiring mid-season? Unless they have someone to replace him with, probably not. Also, there's no saying that he's "chasing" 200 wins. An athlete's perception of their career is very different from an outside observer's; there's a good chance he doesn't care at all about some number on his Baseball Reference page, but does care about his teammates, his front office people, his coaches, etc. It's hard to leave your friends behind, and he was an above average pitcher last year, why wouldn't he think he'd be around average this year? Sure it hasn't worked out, but the "oh he's just chasing a meaningless stat" narrative is both unfair and probably untrue.

[@dfp_01]

I can tell you that last part isn't true. Wainwright has expressed many times in interviews how important winning is to him on both a personal and a team level. It kills him that he wasn't able to participate in the magical 2011 run due to his injury, and that he probably missed out on 10-15 pitching wins in the process. Now, to be fair, he has said that he's not chasing a particular number, that he just wants to retire with as many wins as possible, but it's definitely on his mind all the time.

[@jgray2718]

@@dfp_01 I'm not a Cardinals fan and don't know anything about Wainwright, but it sounds like what I said is right - he wants to play ball, help his team, and cares about his teammates and coworkers. I respect that, and I think Jolly's video is unfair. Not in the sense that he said things that weren't true _(obviously Wainwright's been terrible),_ but in the sense that he framed it as "Wainwright is hurting his team by chasing history" which it doesn't sound like he's doing.

[@nb_nic]

4:55 solid trolling lol

[@GreenMachine0990]

Cardinals fan here! It's for one reason. The pitching substance enforcement... it is the only thing that reinvigorated his spin rate a few years ago and thus, it kept his career sustianable longer when his velocity collapsed, but breaking stuff was still strong. This enforcement this year is collapsing his spin rate so now he is just a low velocity, low break pitcher, AKA, done. Sad.

[@justingerald]

Funny you mentioned both Rivera and Hoffman given Rivera was still awesome the last year.

[@chrissugidono3929]

When you think about it, Albert and Waino both returned to achieve some sort of milestone. Yadi just returned to play with his teammates 🥲

[@matthicksxx]

If he gets to 200, it will be the definition of, “I’ve won, but at what cost?”

[@isaactejada2757]

Gary’s 500th was my first baseball game life’s been good

[@kangaroodude34]

Adam Wainwright is one of my favorite pitchers ever so it's been really sad to see him have a season like this, though I do hope that win over Baltimore sparks some type of fire in him to get that 200th win. I still think he should've retired with albert and yadi, but getting 200 wins will be sick if he does it.

[@bwellstv4927]

I don't feel like this ruins his legacy. It'll just go down as a sad era in his career, even if he doesn't get the 200th win.

[@wd-bs4xz]

Appreciate the comments at the end. I’m wishing the old man success.

[@gliiitched]

I think the biggest part of this is that so many baseball players just want, more than anything, one more chance. It's why Dave Stieb came back out of nowhere in 1998. He pretty much knew it was going to kill his chances of getting into the hall of fame, but I don't think he cared. I don't think any of these guys cared about how their last season went. They just wanted to get out there and do it. The hell with decked out baseball reference statsheets and constant positive WAR seasons, the only people who can truly say "it's time for this player to retire" is the player themselves. We are people. We're weird. We can act in ways many others consider out of the pocket. Let us stay that way.

[@raymondbaum5410]

We all thought he should have retired with Yadi and Pujols last year. Perfect way to end his career. But I think because Adam was kind of (at least at the time) a borderline hall of famer that maybe having one last great send off year and making it to 200 wins would help sway voters to putting him in. Rooting for him to get to 200 but yeah this year was not ideal for Adam and the Cardinals.

[@TheChainChasers]

Watching him struggle this badly is much tougher than just watching my Cards have a terrible season .

[@VenomousStare]

Great video, Jolly!

[@robertcrist6059]

Greinke needed 118 K's to reach 3K and while that was a stretch to start the year, I decided to make that my 2023 journey because well the team as a whole, while not this bad, wasn't going anywhere so why not maybe see history. Well, the Gman is 1-15, has the lowest run support out of all pitchers, and somehow Wano has more wins than him even though he is the worst in multiple other stats. I was at the Stl v KC game and it was sad seeing Wano get rocked, he didn't deserve that. And Greinke won't reach 3k K's this season, and I highly doubt he comes back next year for what will be the remainder sub 20, depending how many more he gets in 2023. But I did see history though, for the first time ever in MLB a team has won 2 games by walk-off balk in the same season, oh yeah baby KC setting not great, and not bad, but just huh neat records. I also was at Greinkes only win v BAL and go check that statline. Topps Now made a card of it, and it was a sub 2 hour game, the first ever for me, which was neat.

[@miliart7695]

Awww... At least he'll always have his album and concert.

[@Lionlover666]

So shorty after this video was posted Wainwright Succeeded in getting his 200th won. He then immediately said he wouldn't pitch any more games and has retired.

[@fuzzybutterballggg3788]

The way I see it you go until all the gas is out of the tank. I respect the effort and drive. You never know before the year starts if it will be a good one.

[@nicklwells]

acuna will end the MVP race as soon as he hits his 40th HR and there's nothing you can do about it

[@ChrispyPearls]

The only controversial thing said was the mookie is probably winning an MVP #JusticeForRonald

[@pikeeplaya]

Shoutout to the …Like Clockwork poster! 🤘🤘🤘

[@antonioreconquistador]

It's worth it if youre not viscerally hurt or fatigued, but everything has gone wrong for the cardinals this year- their catching situation absolutely contributing to it. It's hard to throw sinkers and curveballs thatve dipped in velocity and bite to guys you haven't made headway with. It's a changing league- one that's banned shifts and multiple pickoffs- which definitely hurts a sinker-curve guy like Wainwright. Good luck to him in his next start though.

[@Ariana321]

I don't really blame him for coming back. In his last two seasons he was still a solid and reliable pitcher even if he was still past his prime. Particularly in 2021, where he ended up as the ace of the staff again, and even was the starter for the Wild Card game. 2022 wasn't as good but he was still solid. He felt like he still had it, and could give us one more good year for 2023. First innings aside, his performance in the WBC did little to shake that confidence either. He was hardly the reason the Cardinals were as bad as we were this year, and we'd still have finished maybe in 4th place at best.

[@s.henrlllpoklookout5069]

Imagine how bad it would have been if Randy Johnson had tried to stick around long enough to get 5000 Ks

[@marcitos_9329]

Grenkie, Wainwright, and to some extent Scherzer (even though he’s not retiring this year) are having Farewell Seasons to forget.

[@ARMTOAST]

Scherzer does NOT deserve to be in that list. he has a 113 ERA+ and 3.1 rWAR

[@mattwhite4302]

@@ARMTOAST Yea Scherzer was having a fairly decent year, just not cy young quality..which is unrealistic to expect giving his age and trending towards injury.

[@Wolf-wc1js]

@@mattwhite4302to be fair though, yeah Father Time is catching up but based on what the Mets and Rangers are paying him, you would hope that he’d be post Cy Young caliber numbers

[@mattwhite4302]

@@Wolf-wc1js Maybe, but that's on the Mets for signing a 38 yr old for that kind of money. He's pitching exactly like I'd expect a 38 yr pitcher that's on a downward trend to pitch. He's still got some mileage in the tank, but expecting cy young caliber numbers is just not realistic and anyone who did was just deluding themselves. I'd still trust him in a big game, just because he's still a decent pitcher, but I am expecting him to blaze new trails.

[@Wolf-wc1js]

@@mattwhite4302 really? You’d trust him in a big game now at this point? His last two big games were against the Braves at the end of the season last year and then WC game 1 against the Padres and we know how those went

[@FlierEmblem_]

We’re hot trash this year. Waino’s chase of 200 is the only thing that keeps me going this season. As hard as it’s been watch my all time favorite player struggle, it’ll be worth it when he gets to 200

[@srschriver]

It's really unfortunate that he missed out on so many seasons with injuries. If he was even average for all of that time he spent injured, he'd be a hall of famer

[@iamhungey12345]

Misleading with Jeter, he got to 3k hits in 2011 and had a really good year in 2012 before the injury in that ALCS set the stage for his true decline in 2013 and 2014.

[@letsgobucs79]

I am a die hard Pirates fan (I will never give up on them no matter what) I feel so bad for them.

[@Braheme-h3u]

Tonight, we will be serving a platter of your words with a side dish of your pride and self-respect. Bon appetit

[@MultiCardsfan1]

As a Cardinals fan this is the most difficult video of yours I’ve watched lol