Greatest Trick Plays in Baseball History

[@benprewitt4600]

5:13...I'd never seen that one, never heard of it...that was amazing. Just absolutely AMAZING.

[@itsthereallucas464]

@MANCHESTER UNITED shut up already damn

[@vampbluesyyy]

@MANCHESTER UNITED F.C goddammit please shut up

[@jimbodaburrit022]

MANCHESTER UNITED F.C soccer is gay so.......

[@yessir2873]

@MAN UTD you dont have to think to play suck-er. AND ITS THE OPPOSITE FOR BASEBALL

[@TheFishdoctor1952]

There again, the first base coach not doing his job of informing the runner the pitcher still has the ball.

[@DrummerJacob]

@0:48 - Tries to hi-five a cheers. Super trick play.

[@John-go3lp]

Your right

[@lowes891646]

As a first baseman in 1969 high school ball, I pulled that move off once. It was awesome... a great memory.

[@Seb-Storm]

When did you born?

[@Viewer-qc6es]

@@Seb-Storm he like 68 years old

[@SuperFoxFamily]

69

[@spence4346]

That's a long time ago. Some memory

[@STI2000]

When I was young I used to love going into a sporting goods store ( or maybe Sears), and checking out first baseman gloves.Other than of course a catchers glove, the first baseman’s’ glove always jumped out at you. Growing up in the SF Bay Area, my idol was Willie McCovey. I agree, it’s awesome to see the hidden ball trick properly executed!

[@tylerjohnson6992]

Trick plays in any sport are so much more entertaining than any sport.

[@ronmexico2317]

The first person that said "keep your eye on the ball" was on to something.

[@kevinmccracken8920]

2Kvids 50subs And catching. And obviously so you don’t get made to look like a fool.

[@osnerol87]

Leonard Haith videos on KZbin

[@MrMilesify]

Apparently not!

[@kuhelss]

#1 rule in sports

[@ChrisBrengel]

LOL!

[@theguyinmaine]

This is why baseball is the best game ever invented. Even though nothing is going on, the game is still under way. You never know what's going to happen or when.

[@kanoeheadyt]

Horrible, boring and stupid sport EVER

[@gearhead9115]

​@@kanoeheadytNo that would do basketball

[@justkj.]

@@gearhead9115stop it.

[@caseycarsonii5850]

I’ll admit some of these were pretty dirty but still well executed 😂

[@MrBaltimoreRon]

DIRTY???? IT IS CALLED BRILLIANT!!!!

[@erictaylor5462]

0:15 He's like, "Are you kidding me?"

[@jaypritchett6846]

*I’m surprised more people don’t do that 🤣 lol*

[@scottpanek1491]

Makes me love baseball again. Love the trickerery!

[@ekop1778]

DOUCEHEAD IN 1ST PLAY IN THE VIDEO FAKE THROW

[@geebuttersnaps773]

Or u just love balls

[@dantdu]

I'm a MEGA sucker for any baseball trick play compilation.

[@lorriesmith5086]

I love baseball and these plays make it that much more fun!

[@OutgrownThings]

That Miami/Wichita one was absolutely amazing.

[@ryanaltfillisch7155]

AR Canada - The 1st baseman did have his foot in foul territory, but there's actually no penalty for that happening. So no, time should not have been called. The proper way to handle that is to have a coach bring it up with the umpire and the umpire will then bring it up with the fielder so that he can get it corrected. If the fielder continues to do it, then the umpire can direct him to correct it otherwise he risks being thrown out of the game.

[@daflyboys3894]

Hilarious that the Wichita pickoff worked to the first base side AGAINST Wichita! My son's team did this twice in the same Legion ball season. Worked once .... second time against another team they got bit.

[@IIDEADBIRDII]

Da Flyboys what are you talking about miami was in the first base dugout so i think your a bit confused

[@genxmurse7019]

1982 College World Series in Omaha. One of the most famous plays, ever.

[@kingpowl]

time?

[@peterp2153]

I want to say the Uribe one was a particularly good instance of heads-up play by the defense. As the video shows it at least, It looks like Uribe only had his head down for a second or two (not with his back turned, getting up from a big slide, etc) and the fielders went thru all their machinations right in front of him.

[@groyson]

YOOOO that first one was insane

[@IBBX22I]

I'm a little confused by this video as my only knowledge of baseball is from Wii Sports

[@christopherhall5361]

in real life, you can trick people

[@springermusicnet]

there are things that are repeated over and over and no one really pays attention, so if you fake like you are doing it that way, and they aren't paying attention, then you can fool them...

[@rescue5189]

BBX22 saaaammmeee

[@24Adrian24]

go outside and learn how to play the real game.

[@petersmit1649]

oouch

[@bradfilippone7064]

I can remember a Red Sox game in the Eighties--I don't remember the opponent--when Bill Buckner was the runner on first. The camera happened to be on him when he was just about to take a step off the base, and he suddenly stopped and grabbed the opposing first baseman's glove and looked in it to see if he still had the ball. He didn't, so Buckner proceeded to take his leadoff. He was a first baseman himself, and wasn't going to fall for that trick.

[@ronmexico2317]

Hey Brad, don't you think Buckners been kicked around enough!

[@joshuabailey3819]

Unnecessary to grab the 1st basemen's glove, just don't step off the base until the pitcher is on the rubber. If a pitcher steps on the rubber without the ball, it is a balk and he gets the next base.

[@TheMoezilla]

Ron Mexico...How is it kicking Buckner around by recalling a story in which he assured himself of not being caught in a trick play?

[@VinnySuccessJesusfam]

@me mememe yes. Still happy drunk that old bill dropped that ball...mookie was the man that day!

[@davidwoermansr]

@@joshuabailey3819 to be a balk the pitcher has to start the windup and his raised leg has to make movement toward home plate he can stand on the rubber all day long and throw to any base as long as he hasn't made a stepping motion towards home plate

[@blackwaterdogs4256]

Another one : Forgot who the Yankees were playing, but A-Rod was running from second to third after a high pop-up was hit, and he (allegedly) yelled "I got it !" as he ran, causing the opposing players to let the ball fall to the ground.

[@bigcee8393]

Oh man, I forgot all about that play until I just read your comment.See now that's not cheating,it's gamesmanship but definitely not cheating.

[@brandenbradshaw5144]

It was the blue Jay's

[@highvibefreqzshow5967]

Big Cee Exactly no different then what iz taught from the beginning in little league baseball defensive chatter. “Hey batter, hey batter, heyyyy swing!!” Nearly all sports have a strong psychological aspect to them which iz often ignored and downplayed in most sports except in professional fighting sports where it’s actually revered and coveted.

[@armybeef68]

Nowadays that would be called interference.

[@PoochieCollins]

@@armybeef68 : is that really banned, now?

[@thereturningshadow]

The one at 5:40 was actually used in the movie Little Big League. Johnathan Silverman played the pitcher. Timothy Busfield played first base and they even had the people on the sidelines part of it too.

[@xjcrossx]

I should remember that. My uncle's a painter.

[@thereturningshadow]

@@xjcrossx At first I was like, "Huh? What?" but then I remembered that line in the movie.

[@xjcrossx]

@@thereturningshadow haha I love that movie. It was cool to see the real life play.

[@johngonzalez4298]

I have Little Big League on DVD, classic movie. Bowers!

[@thunderhorse6666]

Man I can't wait for baseball to start up again. Even though we're only getting a fraction of a season it's still baseball!!!

[@raymundoblanco6564]

What ?Stadiums ..

[@thunderhorse6666]

@sean vougue mmmmm super lame comment

[@laverdadesmejor]

If entire baseball games were this interesting, I might actually watch them.

[@ProbablyAEuropean]

0:49 Poor him...he only wanted a high five

[@brandonyoung156]

Being the designated driver is so uncool

[@mobilgames180]

Rip

[@treehuggerkyle]

I saw that too 😂

[@xlieutenantppx]

oof

[@emncaity]

was holding them off with his force-field power

[@unclesam3784]

I don't feel as bad. I got caught on one when I was on third base and wanted to score. Our man on first base attempted a steal and the catcher jumped up with what I thought was a throw to second to get him, so I took off for Home. What he had done was to throw the ball high enough to look like a throw to second, but the pitcher jumped up in the air and caught it and had me dead to rights. Seeing the Pros being caught makes me feel better.

[@osco4311]

Upvoted because the pic in the thumbnail is the first clip in the video.

[@wydmeurly]

Whats is the intro song

[@osco4311]

@@wydmeurly no idea, probably some license-free generic youtube music. Maybe you could PM the video creator and he could tell you... if he remembers

[@bennoakes2477]

So amazing....especially the first one. Tricking a guy who isn't even looking at your fake throw, isn't tricking him at all.

[@theodorebugsby3045]

Whoopped them again, Josey!

[@i8urbabi]

Its great to see intelligent plays being used and not just normal hit and catch outs. Always be ready.

[@rc2672]

i had no idea there was this much strategy in baseball. thanks!

[@peterp2153]

Some of the plays were truly trick plays, so wouldn’t be part of regular baseball strategy. I’d assume they try the occasional hidden ball trick at random or because the baserunner has a habit of wandering off the base so it’s worth trying (I’d guess there are plenty of times where the fielder thinks about it but doesn’t try, hence it wouldn’t even be noticed by the announcers). A few of these plays were definitely not tricks but just heads up ball and that’s where I’d say the strategy comes in. But yes, the amount of things going on at the same time makes it the most fun sport to watch IMO.

[@litedaya7657]

Peter P21 almost* a fun sport, there I corrected your spelling mistake

[@lucyruhland9724]

OH heck yeah it's actually really complicated

[@kick8627]

@@litedaya7657 if you understand it, it is the most fun sport to watch

[@Luke-ih1oc]

Kick Gaming Nah. I understand plenty of things that other people enjoy, but I don't necessarily derive entertainment from them

[@ChrisBrengel]

0:16 LMAO brilliant! #13 must have felt so stupid! I am 53 years old, having been watching baseball my whole life, and have never seen these before! They're brilliant!

[@michaelcarmean4906]

💥 Nothing Better ⚾️ Than Baseball💥

[@malawideep7980]

Love those amazing trick plays...the more confusing🤔 the better the trick😄🔥🔥

[@bluecollarmusic]

Where is Steve Hamilton's 1974 pick off play at 1st where he got the save without throwing even 1 pitch? LOl

[@OnlyEdandTheAlmost]

It's somewhere else LOl

[@teeteelovespeed3648]

idduno

[@hiimemily]

BJ Ryan got a win that way in 2003.

[@compilationsandvines8506]

Trick plays are so great. It makes the game more interesting. Great video!

[@Grateful2Exist]

Can’t believe two guys believed an intentional walk when they had two strikes against them.

[@shadowwriter329]

To be fair intentional walks happen at lot and usually used to prevent big hitters from getting a play for their teammates to score. That being said you can only do that trick once in a game because everyone else will be ready for the switch even if they don’t do it.

[@tylerwilcox9922]

Yeah I agree that they are lame brains for that but I feel like it is weak ass shit from the pitcher. I would be embarrassed to have to go to that trick play instead of just trying to punch him out. Whatever gets the job done though.

[@hollandsalomon3272]

Went from electrifying mouse traps to baseball trick plays. Going on KZbin at 2am in bed is always weird.

[@gameinformer4045]

😂

[@joshbuffalow]

Awesome video bro! 👍👍👍

[@Bill_Woo]

Nice job getting these! And man oh man, I love the expression on the face of each guy punked by the hidden ball trick. These guys probably coasted and never worked when they were in Little League. :) But that catcher winding up a fake throw to second ... that wasn't punking; that was utterly beautiful defensive play.

[@fireproductions3911]

Bill Woo kid

[@kingworm316]

Bill Woo bi

[@itcealex7982]

Bill Woo I

[@stephenbruce4052]

Who's on First LOL

[@Bill_Woo]

By the time a player advances past Little League, he ought to know this, and never ever miss touching a base when rounding, what to do when caught in a rundown, etc. Some are lazy though, especially some of the very dominant ones - who ironically might be the ones that end up in the majors, without having worked at this and drills! So you're the good guy here, to teach some of that :)

[@kevinbergin2225]

Played in a softball game at third base. The ball was still in the outfield. I went to the bag, making it look like the throw was eminent, this forced the running coming in to slide and by the time he got up it was too late to head home.

[@MrBaltimoreRon]

STOP PLAYING WITH A GRAPEFRUIT I THOUGHT YOU WERE A MAN!!??

[@boffo63]

Nice play

[@tonydean6684]

imminent

[@michel_dutch]

Don't know much about baseball, but this was sweet. Thanks for the vid!

[@BiancaAlvarez]

🔥🔥 awesome video

[@JamieGlover-hv4qs]

Nice job getting these! And man oh man, I love the expression on the face of each guy punked by the hidden ball trick. These guys probably coasted and never worked when they were in Little League. :)

[@Delznope]

I love baseball, wish i had time to watch more of it.

[@everettwhite9874]

Liked the hell outta these plays.

[@robertschmidt7879]

Every defensive player in position and playing their role to perfection. Sniff, sniff. It brings a tear to the eye of an old coach. :-)

[@robertschmidt7879]

@John and Sasha Davis 👍😁👍

[@Sam_Aconitum]

Can someone explain to me what happened on 4:31 nn i never played baseball at all cuz no one plays it here in my place(only basketball) and iirc, you throws the ball into the batter

[@TokyoXtreme]

The pitcher noticed the runner on second base was trying to steal, so instead of pitching to the batter, he instead threw to the second baseman. If the baseman can tag the runner with the ball, he’ll be out. The pitcher can’t interrupt his pitch after he begins it however, or else it’ll be called a “balk”, and his team will be penalized.

[@brokecollegestud8139]

love seeing these type of videos.. specially the old ones

[@chasespeer251]

Video could've easily been called "when base coaches don't do their job"

[@sleazoid99]

Nah, those players are well coached, they just had a lapse in concentration.

[@julie-annbell4774]

After I'd get a walk I'd take my time getting to first base so I could see where the infield was and who had the ball in possession. It's laughable how many times I was able to steal second because players weren't paying attention. Can't rely on coaches for everything.

[@dimehigh]

Yah but that’s a lot of writing.

[@smasher.338]

KZbinr, he means the first base coach, the guy that stands near 1st and tell the runner to go, stay, slide, ect, should have been paying attention, and told the runner to stay on base. Seeing as he is staring at the first baseman,and facing the pitcher, things like that shouldn't happen and almost never do if they are paying attention.

[@lyric2439]

😂

[@westsideken]

I'm getting the feeling that the one dislike so far is from carpenter.

[@meatrocket1]

LMFBO! 😂

[@djtrixen]

6:33 This is one of many reasons they should NOT have done away with the 4-pitch intentional walk in MLB. Four pitches should be required. Period.

[@justinman114]

100% agree. Also seeing Pena ring him up like the ump was classic!

[@kevinc6805]

Idk who would let their guard down with 2 strikes on them. Lol

[@davidwoermansr]

That and it takes away a base runners opportunity to steal a base if the catcher misses a pitch

[@burtbrooks7731]

That first pickle was executed exactly perfect 👍

[@markb.1259]

Love the trickery!!!

[@jayden8636]

Getting out isn’t the bad thing, it’s the idea that you got out by a trick play

[@47imagine]

I'm surprised these tricks don't happen all the time in baseball, I never knew all this was allowed.

[@emncaity]

It all derives from the basic fact that the ball is in play unless time is declared, or (for some kinds of plays) the pitcher is on the mound. Not all that many players are even aware of the rules. They're just aware of the normal course of play, the way it usually goes.

[@agecali7893]

@@emncaity thats bullshit. Most players know the damn rules. They just get cocky after taking a base and dont keep their eyes on the ball because they dont expect this thing to happen. Noy Keeping their feet on the bag until they know exactly where the ball is where they messed up. And they know it

[@jeremiahbachmann3901]

Because they are dishonest and show what type of player you really are. If you can't win with skill, try dirty tricks. If you don't have the skills, get out of the sport.

[@bobsmith2238]

They left out the best accidental play I have ever seen. Myron Byrd of the Cubs, lost the ball in the sun, went to his knees and caught the ball behind his back.

[@y.3728]

Bob Smith not really a trick play

[@leatherface964]

1:37 Altuve stood there like "Aw Damn!". 😂😂😂

[@d.o.f.t.1578]

Props to the guys who mow these fields

[@qwbvbdc2896]

0:53 hail jesus

[@user-rn3rn6nl3h]

Baseball=hours of boredom for seconds of excitement.

[@kiriakoz]

that's all american sports... they're all made to fit as many advertisements as possible in.

[@coopermoss1852]

5:12 He picked off the camera man! 😂

[@w.s8676]

Its plays like these is why i love baseball

[@pallasathena17]

How is scoring on a sacrifice fly a "Trick Play"? (Dodgers v TB at time 3:44) How is a great throw by Braves CF who beats the Philly's runner at 1B (1B stretches to catch the ball) a Trick Play? (time 3:18)

[@TheDevonFoley]

Umps need more credit. They are so situationaly aware than anyone else. At least for baseball.

[@TheDevonFoley]

@jerome williams I meant appreciation/respect, you twit. And no I dont believe in participation trophies only cock gobbling muppet fucks believe in that level of stupidity.

[@ItzSully587]

Hunter Zolomon cock gobbling muppets... That’s a first

[@brandonbell6612]

Need more glasses

[@davidwoermansr]

Angel Hernandez is a joke of an ump having 5 blown calls in 1 game alone that were reviewed and turned over because he's an idiot and that was just what he got caught I'm sure he blew more calls

[@mb41329]

All you can say about these. Are "GOT EMM"

[@tmartin555]

Bro I use that all the time... You're my fkng hero 👊

[@brandonface917]

Number 1 rule of Baseball. Always keep your eye on the ball.

[@gumpthompson5139]

Number one rule : wear your cup

[@lichotropical3350]

Wow, what talent. No wonder this is America's favorite game. Amazing how people at stadium get so excited.

[@tas22222]

HI RYAN ! yep we are still watching you on this list ! everytime I need a lil smile :)

[@4onemejia]

always keep your eyes on the ball

[@clintmurray9815]

Rule number 1. You do not step off the bag until you see the ball in the pitcher's hand. Base coach also not doing his job.

[@anderivative]

Agreed. My guess is they noticed the behavior of the runner and base coach being sloppy so they decided to do hidden ball trick.

[@mrwolf2972]

Or just call timeout

[@NoahsTurn]

LOL this was incredibly fun to watch.

[@michaelolson6982]

I remember little league and our favourite trick out was when batter ran to first base and was safe , they were obviously allowed to over run first base,on their return to first base the first baseman would have the ball in his mitt and stand so that if the player passed him on his left the player would step over the line and be in the field of play and be tagged out,we even had to explain our tactic to the umpires but eventually they had to agree that the player only has the right to return safely from the out of bounds side of first base.We were ten years old, great days!

[@jysportscardguy8935]

Oh man that was awesome!

[@Shisui_SSBU]

Best "In The Park" homeruns in Baseball History

[@Grimmes12]

Coolness Rulez Aaron Hicks already has two this year alone

[@Shisui_SSBU]

Michael Tapia yeah its crazy

[@peterp2153]

For something cooler, check out the video of Greg Gagne hitting two inside-the-park homers in the same GAME. It’s somewhere on KZbin.

[@davidestrada681]

Coolness

[@bmadden85]

Well, no more bluff pitches. Thanks MLB.

[@barbaragrrr]

Is this sarcasm?

[@austin.draude]

@@barbaragrrr No. They don't throw four wide on the intentional walk anymore...now the manager just puts up four fingers and the umpire sends the batter down to first base. Now if the catcher puts up four fingers and stands out wide, everyone just gets suspicious.

[@txviipyep419]

Is it just me or dose the footage just get older and older

[@jenniferrice6596]

I agree

[@LIONSMANIAC]

Kickass clips!!! Thanx!

[@tedmorris141]

Loop

[@dondee5439]

At the 1:33 mark, that fake-throw play by the catcher to second-base for the rundown on the third-base runner was a thing of beauty.

[@marksamarin8536]

Seriously? A bluff throw by the catcher is one of the greatest trick plays in history? Homer's are funny.

[@PDXJack87]

Baseball is awesome

[@joeseddit]

Ah yes, the ‘ol hidden ball trick. Oldest one in the book. Works on the playground, works in the big leagues.

[@kevkno]

Yes, we used to do that one as kids. Never gets old to me.

[@Masca79]

What a wondeful game baseball is.

[@russmckernan8572]

Yes very exciting . As children we used to play Rounders at school in England.

[@charlitoguzman6414]

That hidden ball trick from the minor league game where the runner from second took off to third thinking it was a pass ball was excellent. The third baseman applied the tag. Hahaha. Got ya!

[@FastPaull]

That was college

[@themanfromcabowabo1559]

@@FastPaull Doesn’t matter. Stop being a dick for no reason.

[@Willysmb44]

This is something I only heard of, have never seen it actually done in an MLB game before seeing this video. Thanks for the posting this!

[@rackinfrackin]

"The old hidden ball in the baseball glove trick!" --Maxwell Smart

[@ashleyspadotto6919]

OP t

[@homerlanscurty4899]

WOW simply AMAZING. The greatest thing to happen since the invention of the wheel.

[@esinohio]

Easily one of the best channels on KZbin right here.

[@danbardales6734]

00:49 somebody give q high five to that boy 😭

[@punishedfortniter]

Noo🤣😭

[@dorothyconnie7652]

Here's one we used. A baserunner on second. The shortstop would go to the base as a possible pickoff and then would continue back to his position by moving in front of the runner. The runner would be distracted for a second while the second baseman moves to second base and the pitcher would throw to him, for the pickoff. You could only do this once, so we picked the critical times to try it. With a little practice on timing, this works. It was amazing how one player moving in front of the runner, distracted everyone including opposing coaches.

[@graydavid7450]

Hello

[@Ghost_PM11]

0:30 I do this to my dog all the time.

[@richrichard9038]

Great stuff!

[@dondee5439]

At the 4:26 mark, the pitcher did a fake throw to second-base while spinning on the rubber. Why is that not a balk? He only landed behind the rubber after faking the throw.

[@kdwaynec]

Hard to read the graphic, but MHSAA seems to be a Michigan HS game, the rules may vary. I think MLB put an end to fake pitcher throws a while back.

[@hotrodguy1660]

imagine at the world series game 7, Hou vs. LAD.... bottom of the 9th 2 outs Astros up 1, hidden ball trick and it ends the world game.

[@2AForever-wi8yj]

Yeah, so? Runner would be the goat of the year and would be on youtube clips and sports shows for decades to come.

[@chrisrosales2675]

62 Chevy truck front brakes

[@highvibefreqzshow5967]

Wow!! Nice imagination you have! It would likely be highly regarded as the greatest trick play of all time. I would be inclined to at least give it a shot just for the possibility of winning it in such a unique and simple fashion. It would no doubt be harder than ever to repeat such a play again fresh in the forefront of the minds of generations to come, many not even born yet and the play itself taking all but a few seconds would outlive the players who experience it by hundreds of years.

[@MoviesUnderTheSurface]

would've been better than the ending we got, that's for sure

[@Vendrix86]

"the world game" yea no one calls it the world game.

[@greg55666]

This isn't the "greatest trick plays in baseball history." It's ONE trick over . . . and over . . . and over . . and over.

[@PoochieCollins]

I suspect you didn't watch the whole video. First, most of them are hidden-ball, but the way it's disguised changes each time. Also, there are a couple of fake pitchouts.

[@MikeMike91103]

but its not done on the frequent

[@boyoboy7062]

it never says tricks. It says greatest trick plays in baseball history...

[@PreacherAtArrakeen]

The old 'hidden ball' trick! 3rd time I fell for it this week! Actually, I pulled this on someone leading of 2nd base when I was 9. It amazes me pros with a lifetime of experience fall for it.

[@charlesblount1083]

Man what a great idea 💡 👏 👌 👍that's what I like about baseball ⚾️

[@santaclaushawkeyenj3878]

Good stuff! 👍

[@factormars4339]

Hard to understand when you bever see this sport but very interesting. I think i will like this sport

[@dperry19661]

never ever is baseball game tied 0-0 so its better

[@Tyler380]

Brings back wonderful memories of my Dad saying, "Keep your eye on the ball Son"...

[@91C4NVA]

God I love that hidden ball trick, that has to be embarrassing.

[@joshhammers7274]

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[@beckycrazyboy1305]

91C4NVA What

[@JW-xj1yf]

Perfectly executed rundown between 3rd & home.

[@Chucksnbooze]

Well this certainly makes baseball more interesting

[@maninthemiddle55]

Baseball is so boring that the players are often only halfway paying attention so the hidden ball trick works more than it should.

[@josephprzybilla4831]

maninthemiddle55 the hidden ball trick is rare

[@maninthemiddle55]

@M. P. : It seems that you meet your own stated standards for utter stupidity, by being here, watching the vid and commenting. How stupid is that!

[@LittleM128]

@@crunchwrapsupreme9372 Chill out. I find baseball boring too, but this was in my recommended. And naturally, I was curious what some of these "great trick plays" could be. I can watch a video about baseball and find it entertaining while finding the sport itself boring.

[@AsavageEP]

@@LittleM128 "I'm entertained by the sport I claim is boring!"

[@LittleM128]

@@AsavageEP Now see, you're twisting my words. I'm entertained by a video highlighting interesting and unique plays from a sport that I wouldn't otherwise watch. I'm not saying it's a bad sport, or that people should hate it, just that I don't enjoy it.