Hall of Famer Randy Johnson Talks MLB the Show, Bird Incident & More w/ Rich Eisen | Full Interview

[@chrislarkin4827]

I was at the “bird” game at Tucson Electric Park. It was unbelievable to witness. I’ll never forget Jeff Kent picking it up and dropping it in the dugout trash can.

[@hunterfitch5951]

Man as a Dbacks fan I was spoiled watching this guy pitch every 5 days. Legend.

[@uncletido99]

I was so young then, I remember at school we'd talk about him like he was a god

[@syklee26]

Unit and Schilling. Two basically carried Dbacks to the Championship.

[@valeriafaraldo4094]

That was a hell of an interview. I had no idea Randy was such a nice guy. It was nice to hear from him about the bullpen session with House and Ryan. By the way, ounce more, Ryan showed how important the game is to him. Thank you for the leak cards.

[@Dwayne4007]

He didn't used to be a nice guy. Glad he found peace

[@philiphecht5000]

This interview was fantastic. It's awesome listening to the greats. I also appreciate how he spoke about the difference between pitching then and now, without tearing down anyone playing in the process.

[@PlasticChaser]

Love Randy. One of the GOATS.

[@brandonthompson628]

thumbnail can confirm

[@jholzworth1]

Great interview! One of my all time favorite Seattle Mariners.

[@AZDC99]

I saw Game One AT THE BOB (Chase Field's name then) in The World Series in Phoenix. Randy pitched number two. But he came in for number seven and got three wins in that series. Absolute legend!

[@StevenEveral]

RJ had two distinct chapters in his career: Part One was his years with the Mariners. He threw his first no-hitter in Seattle and was pivotal to all those great M's teams in the mid 90s. He's still a Mariners legend to this day. Part Two was his years with the D-Backs. He won four more Cy Young awards, won a World Series, and threw a perfecto in 2004. I'm sure all the D-Backs fans love RJ as much as we do in Seattle.

[@dukedematteo1995]

I think Seattle Randy was better. If he stayed in the AL he wouldn't have had ERAs that low in his late 30s....his numbers would look more like his 2005 Yankee stats.

[@b.c4309]

Even if he stinked as a Yankee I love Randy Johnson

[@dukedematteo1995]

@@b.c4309 He was pretty good in 2005, it just didn't seem like it bc he wasn't in the NL striking out 300 guys anymore. He was basically the same guy but the lineups were much more fierce in the AL especially the AL East.......He hadn't faced lineups that good that often since 1998. The same year he went to the Yanks and "regressed" Clemens and Pedro went to the NL and became Cy Young candidates again. Funny.

[@LetthaWrite1inn]

What about his wild Years in Montreal

[@cynicalcb]

Convo with the GOAT. Love Randy. I was a huge Dbacks fan as a kid bc of him and Schilling.

[@tristinmuilenburg8750]

Makes sense that the 3 guys with the most hits off of him were all catchers who by default get to see more left handed pitching than anyone due to their position.

[@MrCantabrigian]

Excellent point!

[@angelromero5620]

Man he has that Bill Walton accent😂🤣

[@hlfordiii]

I was thinking the exact same thing.

[@el__2handed]

Throw it down big man! Throw it down!

[@dustinkooyman2945]

Randy Johnson was not just a great pitcher but he is a hell of a comedian.

[@brantmacga]

Braves fan here. One of my favorite baseball memories is watching his perfect game in Atlanta.

[@grafeebabee]

his fastball, slider combo was straight filth!

[@brutusvonmanhammer]

Absolute LEGEND

[@d7bhw2]

This was a great interview.

[@dustinpixey3768]

Could you imagine if he opened a bird aviary? Randy's Bird Aviary 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Peta would be all over that.

[@bucc_360]

Big unit. I wish Mariners did whatever he wanted to keep him in Seattle.

[@leemunger8597]

Randy is a trip.....got to get him in studio...

[@turtle19dad]

Such a good humble dude.

[@zachg3069]

This dude is awesome! What a great sense of humor

[@MrDuneedon]

Loved watching this guy pitch.

[@coachmikegagliardicoachmik9041]

I find it interesting that the 3 players with the most hits off Randy are all Catchers, Piazza, Pudge Rodriguez. and Paul F'in LoDuca

[@aaronhampton4854]

Really interesting stuff about modern pitch counts being lower than in 90’s. I wonder what pitchers today could have that type of ability and stamina to throw 140 pitches.

[@frenchfrey65]

What's more hilarious about the bird, is that a dead bird is his photography logo XD

[@mikemoore5263]

What a legend!!!!

[@Trapper50cal]

RJ: Inevitably... Inigo Montoya: I do not think that word means what you think it means...

[@syklee26]

This man was a total badass

[@MrGreyGh0st]

Hell Yeah! Randy was the man!

[@elcoyote2256]

Love you Randy!

[@J_JetClips]

Randy is the man

[@99bimmer]

McGwire certainly has the longest HR off The Unit

[@jktz122]

cy young is the leader in both wins and losses and the award is named after him noone lost more than 300 games but cy did

[@samwise2767]

🎉

[@j.d.6915]

It puzzles me that Randy wasn't in a DB uniform for the game.

[@LucasFerreira-cq8qz]

He looks so different now.

[@WendyBouchoux]

I just noticed that too. I was stunned.

[@Tragic_Magic23]

Rich what would you say to a head coach he threw his staff under the bud? With that said you were kinda joking. But you threw them right under lol

[@brokenleveeIV]

Love RJ

[@XxXFlyingArmBarXxX]

Insane how Nolan never won a fkin Cy Young

[@fdderek]

he sounds like Jesse Ventura

[@miraeja]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@sandforddyar833]

Randy is 610? Sheesh..

[@manofiske3318]

"inevitably"

[@johngarynavida]

Unit. ❤

[@SP-ve1im]

Like he said, if he plays today's game, 400 K easily.

[@stevenvicijan4338]

Mr. Live(R)more