GERMAN reacts to AMERICAN BASEBALL (MLB) - Craziest/Loudest Crowd Reactions

[@mookie7688]

There's no doubt we Toronto fans are passionate, but our stadium also holds close to 60,000 people and when the roof is closed that place is LOUD! The seventh inning of game five in the 2015 ALDS (leading up to the Bautista bat flip) is also legendary as one of the longest and strangest innings in baseball history. There's been highlights from that inning in a couple of these videos, so the crowd had already been on a crazy emotional roller-coaster leading up to that moment.

[@jr13227]

You guys also like throwing beer bottles at players right?

[@shirleymongold9491]

I don't care if it's Little League, High School or MLB, there is nothing to compare being in a stadium full of fans cheering on your team. Baseball is the best !!!!!

[@Kyle_116]

Ah, the Mike Piazza home run. For reference, the reason the crowd was so hyped for that home run was because that game took place in 2001, and was the first game played in New York after the 9/11 attack that caused the World Trade Center to collapse.

[@SpinningToWin]

You've really got to watch triple plays, they don't happen often and some are even unassisted

[@GermanReacts]

On Saturday double plays are on the line at first :)

[@hifijohn]

5:22 thats the cubs winning the world series,something that hasnt happened in 108 years.

[@theb3654]

3:46 I was at this game, i was losing my mind. That home run won the league championship for my team the Giants. We went to the World Series and won for out 3rd championship in 5 years.

[@hifijohn]

This is all post season games and many look like the world series, thats why the crowds are so animated.

[@marvinlawrence]

It bothers me he’s talking over the audio and missing that these are not just regular games.....

[@hifijohn]

Its that soccer mind set, in soccer not much happens , its just the ball being kicked back and forth but in baseball you have to pay attention, there is stuff actually going on.

[@Impact_Player]

5:32 This may be a stupid comment... and I am enjoying your reactions to these moments but... this was a perfectly timed pause right here. I'm not 'that' big into baseball, but to my naive eyes, this snapshot right here...this is baseball.

[@PerthTowne]

German Reacts, you mentioned the Blue Jays fans. That's Toronto, Canada. That team is the Toronto Blue Jays. Great fans, but I think that kind of loud enthusiasm is everywhere in baseball when the stadium is full and a team is doing well. It's a lot of fun to go out to the ballpark and see a baseball game.

[@TheWedgieCraft99]

Great video man

[@gbeaudette]

Rogers Centre, where the Blue Jays play, is either a madhouse or a tomb, depending on how good the Jays are that year.

[@righteouslydefiant5362]

More times than not it's a tomb

[@Heatsauce70506]

I love baseball. Sometimes its like watching paint dry but then there is this burst of energy. I'm a "small ball" fan, one base at a time and grind it out for the win, home runs are cool but still.......

[@TheNfl100]

If you go to a regular season game, don’t expect it to be like this. The stadium may only be half full and the game probably won’t be as exciting.

[@lazyidiotofthemonth]

They don't actually have the loudest crowd. The Loudest was the two world series in 1987 and 1991 in the Metrodome, which for reasons involving the stadium construction was significantly louder than any outdoor stadium.

[@mauruhkatigaming4807]

I was at one of the last games ever played at the Metrodome, Game 163 in 2009. The Metrodome was an objectively terrible baseball venue in many ways (balls get lost in the roof, not enough toilets, trough bathrooms, who the hell wants to be stuck inside on a nice summer day in Minnesota of all places), but at playoff time when the crowd was rocking there was no home field advantage like it in all of sports. People in the cheap seats were banging on the air vents. It was nuts. Also back in the late 90s when they were terrible you could get a ticket for the price of a six pack of Grain Belt. Maybe throw in a bag of chips if you want to sit in the lower deck.

[@lazyidiotofthemonth]

@@mauruhkatigaming4807 more importantly no rain or snow delays.

[@gdo3510]

lazyidiotofthemonth as a fan of Syracuse Football, I can concur that those 1970s style inflatable domes are ridiculously good at amplifying noise and will literally hurt your head.

[@nickthole9172]

Can you react to SB Nation’s Rewinder of David Freese’s walkoff homerun? It was the last clip in this video. SB Nation has a video going into how big of a moment it was. Huge moment for me since I’m a Cardinals fan.

[@PeGaZuZ-21]

All of these crowd pops are playoffs or World Series games. Getting in one of these games is hard and pricey

[@jr13227]

Most game endings come with the team that is defeated being retired by the pitching team. When a team wins by scoring a run it’s called a walk off and pretty rare, especially in the playoffs.

[@briansearle6868]

I was at one of these games. If you want to see one go to a playoff game. That's when it gets loud.

[@shirleymongold9491]

You should react to the 2019 Wild Card Game highlights of Washington Nationals and Milwaukee Brewers. Classic!

[@a00141799]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 Awesome again Leroy. Love you videos. Americans seem to love sports as much as they love religion. LOL... I'm a lifelong fan of MLB , NBA, and the NFL just like most Americans and I can tell you that the people that attend these games are serious about their teams. That is why you get these passionate reactions. The NHL and soccer are also catching fire here so the options are endless. (And don't forget college sports are just as big as professional sports.) I think its great because we can watch great sports all year long. I like golf, tennis and auto racing too. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@jackpetcove6529]

At 3:00 it was the game winner to win the worldseries aka championship

[@theb3654]

Blue Jays are in Canada so its American/Canadian crowds.

[@GermanReacts]

Damn okay

[@theb3654]

@@GermanReacts Yeah that's our excuse to call it the World Series we have 1 Canadian team 😅. There used to be 2 but the other one moved to the US capital Washington DC.

[@krakenmetzger]

I recommended in another comment that you go to a Yankees-Red Sox game if you come to America and decide to go to a game. (I think they also play games in the UK once a year now). 7:10 is the Aaron Boone home run. A lot of baseball history surrounds that home run. It was game 7 of the 2003 ALCS between the Yankees and Red Sox. The winner of the ALCS goes to the World Series. Let's start with the Yankees. The Yankees are the winningest franchise in all of sports, I believe. In ~120 years of baseball, they have won 27 championships, including 1996, 1998, 1999, and 2000.. In 2001, the Yankees made the World Series, which was the first major sporting event right after 9/11. The Yankees blew a lead in the 9th inning of game 7 (2:54) and lost. Right after 9/11. The Red Sox had not been to the World Series since 1986, when they lost to the Mets in embarrassing fashion (look up Bill Buckner). They hadn't won a World Series since 1918. In game 7 of the 2003 ALCS, the Red Sox start pitcher Pedro Martinez. At his peak (1998-2000), Pedro was the greatest starting pitcher of all time. However, he wasn't known for his durability. In the 8th inning of game 7, Pedro is still on the mound, with a 5 run lead. Pedro is clearly fatigued but his manager leaves him in. Pedro blows the lead, which leads to Boone's walkoff in extra innings. The Yankees lost the 2003 World Series to the Florida Marlins. The Red Sox manager (Grady Little) was fired after that game. The guy who hit the walkoff (Aaron Boone) is the current manager of the Yankees, although he didn't become manager until 2018. Fast forward to 2004. The Red Sox and Yankees are meeting in the ALCS again. It's game 4. The Yankees lead 3 games to 0 in a 7 game series. It's the bottom of the 9th inning. The Yankees have Mariano Rivera on the mound. Rivera is the most dominant closer of all time. Nobody else is even in the conversation. The Yankees have a 3-0 lead in the series, and a 4-3 lead in the game. The Yankees blew the series, and the Red Sox won their first title in 88 years. To understand that rivalry, you should watch the highlights of that series. I recommend kzbin.info/www/bejne/q6islmypl6Z6iKM

[@GermanReacts]

That’s an insane comment - I’ll definitely take a look at it !

[@cypher515]

Yeah, what I seriously feel is missing is the crowd reactions this season. Granted, it's utterly impossible in a pandemic to HAVE anyone in the stands. I'm surprised that I've heard it suggested people will try it for the NFL. I just feel like it's a big, big part.

[@tankblack6758]

If you want to go to a game, go to Milwaukee.. Huge German-American population with great beer, polka, Mader's, bratwurst, other wursts, near Chicago, beer, did I mention beer?, and you can speak your native tongue in a lot of bars restaurants and brothels...

[@erolbulut2584]

Most of these are game winning plays in the most important games

[@ashleydelgado6510]

Dodgers va astros World Series THAT GAME MY HEART BROKE I love the dodgers

[@dawgpound9624]

Need to move your face cam so we can see some of the batters! Great reaction though!

[@NoRt44]

The bluejays sound so much louder because they are inside instead of an outdoor stadium

[@GKboards]

Unfortunately, this video was probably made before Ronald Acuña's grandslam against Walker Buehler in the 2018 NLDS

[@62rowley]

Luv your reaction vids. MLB Face Shots is good. BW

[@Warum.2439]

It’s no Dortmund but during the playoffs is when you find the best crowds

[@GermanReacts]

Nice 👍🏻

[@JT-Rebel]

A little perspective...Baseball games aren't usually that packed...almost all of those highlights where in "clutch situations" in the Playoffs...for example Lewandowski scoring a 78th minute goal against Mainz 05 at the Allianz to go up 5-1 in August, is not gonna get the same crowd size or reaction like Robben scoring in the 89th minute against their biggest Rivals at Wembley Stadium on the last Saturday of May

[@kittykattzee]

Blue jays fans are just hockey fans wearing blue jays jerseys lol that’s why they’re so wild and crazy 😂

[@krakenmetzger]

Some notes on baseball culture if you ever decide to visit * the AL East is the most competitive division. Red Sox-Yankees game is always a good bet * fans on the east coast care way more about sports than fans in the western 90% of the country * southern California has the most apathetic fan bases. Mike Trout plays for the LA Angels. LA is the second biggest city in America. Trout is arguably the best player in baseball history, and certainly the most talented athlete in the world at this moment. He is the Michael Jordan of baseball. But you probably have never heard of him. Because he plays in LA. The second biggest city.

[@ericayala7387]

The AL east is trash this year though. The NL east is better this year

[@Yukisan11]

Hey, as a Dodgers fan I take offense to that! :(

[@cygnusx-3217]

Right now, the most competitive division is the AL Central ... White Sox, Minnesota, Cleveland, Detroit. The Dodgers are head and shoulders the best team in baseball at this point. Yes, Mike Trout is the best player but he plays for a mediocre team. The Red Sox are horrible, in part due to injuries. The Yankees are 1 game over 500, also injury plagued. We're hoping for a Chicago vs. Chicago World Series. (Cubs/White Sox)

[@juanramosvargas4709]

Hey vielen Dank für das Video, ich bin auf Dominikanische Republik, und baseball ist unsere Religion 🇩🇴🙏🇩🇴🙏🇩🇴🙏

[@GermanReacts]

Nice mate 🤙🏻

[@michaelkerr7782]

react to blue jays vs rangers 7th inning of alds game 5 its insane

[@michaelkerr7782]

haha yu saw my comment

[@Jora3736]

Saw my Stros 2x

[@floridamanburnedagrill9684]

American baseball First clip IN CANADA

[@GermanReacts]

That’s sad hahaha

[@ryanje8147]

Leroy....are you filming these reactions at your place of employment??

[@GermanReacts]

Nooo hahaha