How Robinson Cano Ruined His Legacy

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[@yankmyass]

Really underrated channel. Can see this channel really blowing up in the near future

[@lowrollerscraps2477]

Nice editing at 9 minutes. The transition from stickball to home run, and the next home run with the beat of the music.

[@AndThatsBaseball]

@@lowrollerscraps2477 that edit was Baseball Historian, him and SportStorm both contributed to this vid. I’m glad you liked it!

[@pikachuhutch234]

@@AndThatsBaseball was Robinson Cano a SpongeBob fan?

[@AndThatsBaseball]

@@pikachuhutch234 gonna have to ask him. I’m sure he’d love Band Geeks

[@dannyvelez1012]

Truly sad. As a Yankees fan I LOVED Robbie Cano, especially since he was a new spark on that aging team. It’s upsetting how he fumbled all of that…and for what reason? He’d have gone down as the best 2nd baseman of his generation without juicing. Great vid man. Keep it up.

[@AndThatsBaseball]

I think him not being able to take the Mariners to the playoffs, coupled with 3000 hits on the horizon, added a ton of pressure for him. He probably knew he was declining, but wanted to live up to his contract. I’m glad you liked the vid, thanks for supporting the channel!

[@12savage68]

The contracts he got to sign are worth more than getting in the Hof...can't feed your family with a Hof plaque.

[@EquaYonah]

@@12savage68 Cano got caught the first time in 2018. Which was about five years after he signed a quarter of a billion dollar contract. I'm sure his family was really struggling for cash lol

[@12savage68]

@@EquaYonah keywords: got caught....in a sport we're juicing can potentially take you from fringe all-star to goat status ,you'd be a damned fool not to do it.

[@zsutton6687]

As a Yankee fan I couldn't have said it better man. Loved the dude and was such a stud when he came up.

[@SportStorm23]

I'm happy I was part of this. The vid turned out great!

[@AndThatsBaseball]

Thanks for the help, it wouldn’t have been possible without u!

[@lakersrdbest]

I love this collaboration 💪

[@Salazar824]

Dude, as a fellow DOMINICAN you don't know how proud i was. This guy could've been amongst the greatest yankees in history, hell after we won the world series in 09 i thought that it was the beginning of a dynasty and his rise to yankee immortality into monument park.

[@GottaBeMurph-V2]

100% fast forward a decade later and it’s just disappointing to see what happened.

[@ItzTruthHurts]

You Dominicans should be used to all the cheating. That’s all you guys know how to do. 🤷🏿‍♂️

[@Salazar824]

@@ItzTruthHurts lol... sounds like someone is mad about not knowing greatness. Yea unfortunately some of our players have used illegal substances like many other players, and yet we got people like PEDRO MARTINEZ who was the greatest pitcher in the steroid era. As well as PUJOLS one of the greatest of all time sooooo 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@ItzTruthHurts]

@@Salazar824 DUMBminicans even have kids cheating in sports. You people are pathetic.

[@Salazar824]

@@ItzTruthHurts 😂🤣😅😌🥱.....Guess the TruthHurts...Keep watching us play baseball In MLB with the best players and winning the world Baseball classic ✌🏼

[@babylonian.captivity]

Don Mattingly was basically my favorite player as a kid and I saw Cano as the second coming of Mattingly. Hit the ball with authority wherever it was pitched, sprayed the ball around, had plenty of power but wasn't a power hitter, and of course, just flawless in the field. Smooth and just preternaturally confident out there. It was incredible to watch him develop and blossom. One of the sweetest swings you'll ever see. And those hands. My God, what quick hands. And he was one of the best defensive players I've ever seen. If the ball was hit anywhere even remotely in his vicinity he was going to convert it to an out. So smooth and so reliable. God that man could play baseball.

[@insurgencybuffoonery8065]

Huge Mariners fan, watching him and Nellie was so electric and a nice change of pace from some of the listless teams I cheered on (was born in ‘99, was barely old enough to remember the Bedard trade, kill me please) and it was heartbreaking to see his decline. Always thankful that I got to see that sweet swing in person.

[@sinatra222]

As a lifelong Yankees fan, Donnie Baseball and Robinson Cano had the sweetest swings I've ever seen.

[@iamhector24]

I mean zero disrespect but you MUST include Will Clark in this list. I know they werent on your team but that left handed swing was MAGIC.

[@wm_9640]

Cano was the smoothest player, swing and fielding

[@Elgallo2442]

Robinson Cano made me fall in love with the game of baseball, and it’s sad to see his career go that way :(

[@BaseballAF]

One thing I want to point out is the excellent musical choices you used in the different chapters of the video. as always good stuff

[@AndThatsBaseball]

I was dodging claims like Ali but I think it was worth it

[@BaseballAF]

I agree, definitely worth it

[@nyc21282]

The music was annoying

[@marioncrane09]

Agree !...awful..​@nyc21282

[@kirkprospector4958]

One of the sadder stories about a generational talent in my opinion. I can only imagine the pressure he felt to maintain excellence into his older age with milestones on the horizon and a big contract to live up to.

[@AndThatsBaseball]

100%

[@FlowboyVegas1]

Poor him

[@rejachemno]

He and Melky were likely juicing for years. This Yankee fangirl forgot to mention Melky pissing hot in 2012 with the Giants. Those two were inseparable at one point

[@bobsanders3063]

No doubt he took ped's not for performance but because his body was breaking down.

[@Trumpisscum-420]

@@bobsanders3063 how is that not still taking PED's for performance? He's doing it to "perform" at a level his body can no longer handle. Are you saying that doing that is somehow less wrong than taking them in his prime? It's cheating either way, there's really no difference.

[@killua1293]

He’s still my favorite 2nd baseman ever, he was an absolute gem in his prime

[@proph3cy150]

The Cano Jeter long toss omg bringing back great memories. Keep up the great videos champ!!

[@AndThatsBaseball]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@wm_9640]

I have a vivid memory of being on the right field line and watching them play long toss when I was about 12 years old. It was a thing of beauty and was amazing to watch

[@nathanieloliveira4632]

the cano era for the mariners was the most significant throughout my childhood. But there were at least three or four different instances which lead me to believe robinson cano hated me. once i was at spring training with a friend and he signed an autograph for every kid but me, once he was throwing balls into the stands, looked right at me, then moved away, and again i was just next to someone who got his signature. of course, i know this has nothing to do with me, and yet i cant shake the feeling that this pro baseball player hated the 12 year old version of me.

[@TertiarySequins]

You're weird bro. When I was a kid I never cared about people signing something for me.

[@wm_9640]

He has absolutely no idea who you are bro he didn’t hate you lol…? Bizarre thing to say

[@saulspeaks2557]

​@TertiarySequins this guy is just very "Seattle." I lived there for 2 years. They aren't just weird there, they are profoundly terrible people that sincerely believe they're "good people."

[@djradrick]

Yoo idk where this channel came from, but thank you for the content. Baseball mini docs are incredible and there’s only like 3 channels that do it well

[@AndThatsBaseball]

Glad you enjoyed, it really means a lot!

[@djradrick]

@@AndThatsBaseball yeah great stuff man!

[@mdquaglia]

This video deserves some of my $$.

[@seanheaney8303]

Channel is way underrated bro! For someone of your age putting out this kind of quality documentary style video. Hat off to you man. I remeber growing up watching Cano rise up to be one of the key Yankees on the roster. Truly were some great times!

[@AndThatsBaseball]

Thanks man! It was fun to examine a player that brought me so many great memories growing up

[@brucegallespie]

Well, I would say his documentaries aren't that great, tho not bad. He talks faster than he thinks is one criticism, biased reporting is another.

[@basebatter94]

As a die hard Yankee fan born in 94, and as a second baseman myself, Cano was my baseball idol. So sad to think about his career. This video was awesome!! Keep up the good work!!

[@jasonic-ks2tm]

Just love the word smooth when describing robbie. Dude had it all and when he was on the padres this year I was pumped. And we know how that worked out

[@AndThatsBaseball]

I’ve never someone look so cool and relaxed while playing this game. Nothing phased him on the field.

[@kirkprospector4958]

I love Robbie and my pads but I was not expecting us to be the team to turn him around. Thought if anything he’d move up the five and click again.

[@benplsek5760]

I loved when you talked about the Josh Hamilton comparison. Hamilton was my favorite player as a kid, and this gave me SO MUCH nostalgia. I was there when the Rangers beat the Yanks in game 6, and I’ll never forget that moment.

[@melogvngshiiid8276]

Really solid video; I’m a lifelong Yankees fan and Cano has always been one of my personal favorite players since he came up. To be honest, I watched Cano for years in New York and the way he made certain difficult plays seem so nonchalant and easy was amazing to see and he’s a HOF player in my mind regardless of the failed PED tests. The man was a fantastic baseball player who -for a few years- was a Top 10 player in the game, in my opinion. Fantastic defensive player with a really solid arm and his swing became taylor made for the new Yankee Stadium. He was one of my favorite players to watch for years and I was really ticked off when the Yankees didn’t resign him; but I didn’t blame him at all for taking the extra money. Sadly, I knew going to Seattle and signing a 10 year contract there was going to end badly for him & his career (he should have just stayed with the Yankees but Arods contract situation made them gun shy-reasonably so-to sign another 30 year old player to such a long deal). Great player and a HOF player regardless of the fact that the last few years of his career have been very forgettable. Still wear my Robby Cano Yankees shirt with pride!!

[@JRT1287]

Your passion comes thru the screen bro. Amazing work. Keep it up.

[@Trillyana]

From what I remember, he never liked being called "Robbie" because it took away from being named after Jackie Robinson.

[@AndThatsBaseball]

Respect to that (I apologize for calling him Robbie)

[@rustyshackelford4224]

​@@AndThatsBaseballDidn't know this...

[@jakebsowders357]

Cano will always be one of my favorite players no matter what

[@risboturbide9396]

Now my favorite baseball channel. Thank you for the hard work, cheers 🍻🍻

[@AndThatsBaseball]

Glad you enjoyed?

[@romanmercedes3622]

First of all great vid. This vid has come up on my feed before, and as a dominican 🇩🇴 and a Robie fan, it pains me just to see it. I still remember seatin at a car dealership waiting for an oil change when I saw the news on my phone. My son (12 at the time and still wears #22) I just handed him the phone... I just couldn't even tell him that Robie texted +. It still hurts. He was my fav player after Pedro Martinez.

[@carlosvalenzuela9144]

In my opinion, one of the most entertaining baseball players ever. So sad to not see him join other dominican heroes in cooperstown.

[@AndThatsBaseball]

Smoothest player of this generation

[@r.b.6099]

Just randomly came across this video and gotta give you kudos. Very well done and I had to watch the whole thing. Baseball = Life

[@AndThatsBaseball]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@goodgolly0128]

17:50 oh how times have changed

[@anyceeee780]

I just found your channel today and already watched 3 videos Great Stuff

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[@gabrielvazquez1691]

Just found your channel. Your videos are amazing breakdowns.

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Thanks! I’m glad you’re enjoying them

[@Donnendet]

Legendary. Career and video. Subscribed.

[@StarkRavingSports]

Our guys 👑

[@AndThatsBaseball]

I’m stealing them from you, Stark

[@TheManny717]

🔥 🔥 🔥

[@kaicanoll9685]

Awesome production value on this!

[@AndThatsBaseball]

Thanks! I appreciate it

[@jeffnak5598]

Man, as a Mariners fan, his signing was a double edged sword. The 2016 Mariners deserved to reach the playoffs, they could mash but just fumbled games in critical times. The 5 years we had Cano, he was great and the fan base was expecting a slow decline in his remaining years. It ended worse for him and it was such a huge hit having to sacrifice Diaz to get out from under most of his remaining contract where if we didn't have him bleeding the cash and still had Diaz as he was and is, we could have got an absolute haul for him if he still needed to be traded. It really set our team back and I'm glad Jerry is using that experience now and not going crazy, knowing it's likely the back end of these monster contracts become a cancer.

[@sparkyshore3543]

As a die-hard Mets fan, I just want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for the gift of Sugar.

[@jeffnak5598]

@Sparky Shore He's a gift to baseball itself. When he came up, I hadn't seen a pitcher since maybe Chapman with such a dominant fastball where even Mike Trout was trying to catch up. Sometimes he just doesn't have the command, but when he's on, it's something else. Most mariners fans realize we probably would have had to trade him with or without Cano, if the Mets still wanted him then it probably would've been the biggest haul seen for a reliever.

[@ingyuleee]

Love the video. Don’t even watch baseball, but you make it so interesting and engaging. Keep up the great work!

[@AndThatsBaseball]

I highly recommend you watch some playoff baseball this month, it’s really such an exciting time. Glad you enjoyed the vid!

[@rpg8402]

Im a mariners fan who got into baseball because of the 2015 mariners when they were down 12-2 against the padres they won and cano became my favorite player and it hurt me when he got busted twice for PED

[@nycmvl]

That DR independence song was a nice touch. Overall a great video!

[@inglebingle6423]

Man, Josh Hamilton was a ton of fun to watch…was lucky to see him live a few times as a kid.

[@whereisspacebar2991]

Shame he turned out to be an abusive piece of shit. Not even a Rangers fan, but I always loved watching highlights of him as a kid.

[@Cop64]

Arguably the best 3rd baseman in the Bigs2, that game made him one of my favorites although I’m a stros fan lol

[@uncleh5460]

Great vid , kid! I wondered what happened to Robinson. I'll tune in for more baseball content

[@AndThatsBaseball]

Glad you liked it!

[@askingargenis]

As a kid I was a 3rd baseman and I always tried to imitate Jeter's fielding and a combination of Arod and Cano's swing. I remember being always glued to ESPN watching them break down each swing so I could then try it at practice.

[@freshnorthwest6756]

thats cool you had a player like Cano to look up to while you were in little league.... personally, i had Ken Griffey Jr to look up to. I was fortunate to have a front seat to his best seasons growing up in the Seattle area.

[@Cheesefist]

2009 was a magical year to be a Yankees fan

[@platanodash]

Great vid ! As a Dominican and Yankee fan he was definitely one of my idols

[@SPFAlpha]

I love the channel, surprised it isn't more subbed to. Thanks for the content!

[@AndThatsBaseball]

Thanks for supporting, subs will come, glad you got in early

[@matt.mapati116]

Great video man, Cano was one of my favorite players because of the swing until he got caught with PEDS and his value and reputation went down hill. Loved the old skool J Cole music montage! 💯

[@AndThatsBaseball]

Glad you enjoyed! The music vid was made by my friend Baseball Historian so make sure to check out his channel too!

[@dukedematteo1995]

Guy just couldn't handle aging.

[@AndThatsBaseball]

That's the great tragedy of all athletes. Being a top level player is part of Cano's identity, it's not just about pride or numbers or money. Losing that ability can be losing who you think you are.

[@Derekwwest]

Great narrative! This channel is going places!

[@AndThatsBaseball]

Thanks, glad you enjoyed!

[@Derekwwest]

You know you love playing baseball when your willing to ground out minor league games in el paso. And can we revisit this PEDs means no half of fame stuff? I disagree with that mentality. PEDs enhance your natural ability, and if everyone is using, the playing field is level. Even though it enhances there stats, they are executing there performance, they still have to practice their swing, there fielding, maintain there fitness etc. Im fine with letting them in with an asterisk noting their ped test history.

[@AndThatsBaseball]

@@Derekwwest I'm not saying I disagree, but I don't think the Hall of Fame voters will ever see it that way. Maybe in the future, but I'm not sure.

[@TheBarberOneRJ]

1 of my favorite players all time. Extremely sad to see him go down that way. Still a World Champion tho!

[@dannyvillegas5242]

what an amazing video really excited to see this channel grow

[@AndThatsBaseball]

Thanks, I appreciate the support!

[@geekUSA101]

Watched Cano in Seattle, 100% agree he had a beautiful smooth swing and was equally as smooth at second base. Sad his image has been tarnished as he’s a tremendously talented player. I’m of the opinion PED’s are still rampant in all of the major sports, just some players are smarter than others in terms of not getting caught

[@AndThatsBaseball]

I don’t think it’s close to as bad as the 90s, but there’s probably a solid chunk of guys flying under the radar now

[@chug_norri9451]

That November 4th game in 2009. That was my 21st birthday. I remember having a beer of my grandpa. We hugged and just smiled and happiness. Always remember that day. rip gpa.

[@johnnydrago9776]

robbie was my favorite player for a decent stretch, i even used his spalding glove throughout high school and my one year playing in college. sad to see how he went out, still one of the smoothest players to ever touch the field, bat or glove.

[@AndThatsBaseball]

Playing 2B, we called the glove side spin and throw the Cano. I wanted to look like him fielding grounders

[@MaxPayne.]

You do good work kid. Instantly subscribed

[@AndThatsBaseball]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@nustant5832]

Glad you are talking about the Padres legend himself.

[@AndThatsBaseball]

Braves legend is more like it

[@nustant5832]

@@AndThatsBaseball True. It's great to see your videos improving, considering how good they were already.

[@AndThatsBaseball]

Thanks, I appreciate that!

[@ashevillecomics637]

Great commentary, keep up the good work!

[@AndThatsBaseball]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@KWAME2RAW]

Great video just subscribed 💯💯💪🏾

[@AndThatsBaseball]

Thanks boss!

[@DerekJeter5Rings]

Love how you did this vid!!!!

[@AndThatsBaseball]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@WhatHappenedtoBaseball]

Can’t wait for part II that chronicles his rise and fall in Atlanta.

[@AndThatsBaseball]

That one is only 24 seconds long

[@cen71pede]

Hey great video! Loved watching him and his buttery swing so much. These other guys in the comments are putting it a little too harshly, while the talking might be fast it wasn't so bad you had to turn it off, though pacing as a whole was a bit fast. People can't expect perfection from someone who's only been doing this for a year now. If you see this, know that I loved the vid, and I'm excited to see your growth in the future 🥂

[@AndThatsBaseball]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@TheManny717]

After finally being able to watch the whole thing without any interruptions (due to work), I got one thing to say: My, how the mighty had fallen.

[@AndThatsBaseball]

Nothing lasts forever

[@Engine33Truck]

I got to watch an April game in the House that Ruth Built in 2008. I got to watch the Core Four play, and I remember watching them along with Robbie and A Rod constantly. So much I don’t really remember who we actually played, I kept my eyes glued to those 6 whenever they were on the field.

[@Jayram2K]

Cano was my favorite Yankee as a kid, and seeing where he's wound up today makes me so sad.

[@DoYouEvenLiftKid]

Keep making these videos, very entertaining man

[@AndThatsBaseball]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@tonym7295]

One of the best swings in the game. Loved Robbie Cano made me want to be a second baseman.

[@meechie9z]

The whole time I was in little league I always thought what would cano do for every play

[@anthonylombardo1261]

As a cubs fan, who is 30 years old and also fell in love with baseball around 2003, so just about 3-4 years before you, and stayed that way since, I thought Robbie was and still is the shit. One of the best 2nd basemen behind grace and chase and sanberg, and I learned about his decline more, unfortunately. Great video.

[@AaronVillalobos]

Amazing video man, just subscribed! Real shame what happened to his career smh

[@AndThatsBaseball]

Thanks, glad you enjoyed!

[@Bluesuederich]

This video was great man

[@AndThatsBaseball]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@nomorefielders]

Btw this is THE Robinson Cano video

[@AndThatsBaseball]

That was the goal, I'm glad I succeeded in your opinion

[@frozentspark2105]

This was a really, really well done video.

[@AndThatsBaseball]

Thanks, glad you enjoyed!

[@joshtemple6588]

That's 2 Time World Series Champ and forever Giant Joaquín Arias to you. (Plus a nice play on the last out of a perfect game)

[@AndThatsBaseball]

Lmao I knew some Giants fans would get me for this

[@borntobearaider7677]

This is why this channel is about to become my top Yankees and just baseball channel overall,but i fell the same way about some of these players like Cano no matter what mistakes they made they still human being just trying to be they best.

[@KWAME2RAW]

FINALLY IVE BEEN WAITING ON A CANO VIDEO HE IS MY FAVORITE PLAYER💯💯💯

[@AndThatsBaseball]

I've been such a big fan of him for so long that I needed to make one eventually

[@iamhector24]

Im a Mets fan and I love Cano. Not for his time with the Mets but for his time with the Yanks. I know how odd that sounds but I only hate teams in the NL East. What he did for the city of New York should never be forgotten.

[@tipsytailgatemedia]

Robby Cano, most famously known for being Matthew Batten’s teammate in El Paso. What a career and video though.

[@AndThatsBaseball]

Of course

[@hawkman917]

Great vid. Even as a Mets fan, you had to respect Robinson Cano in his heyday with the Yankees. Another sign of Cano’s fall from grace; when he signed with the Mets, they gave him #24, which had been out of circulation since Willie Mays retired in 1973. After he was released, the Mets announced they were retiring 24 for Mays. I do not think that is a coincidence.

[@hawkman917]

Addendum: I looked it up. Rickey Henderson wore 24 when he was with the Mets in 1999-2000. Also Kelvin Torve, some random guy who played 30 games in 1990. Also, Joan Payson, owner of the Mets at the time, had always intended to retire 24 for Mays, but she died before he retired.

[@jax_prodz]

“Teams like the Rangers, Angels, and Athletics made the AL West arguably the toughest division in the league.” If someone told me today those teams would make the division hard I would think that would be a joke. (Although the Rangers are lookin’ good)

[@AndThatsBaseball]

Division is getting really strong again now. Houston and Seattle will remain at the top with Texas not far behind. Angels may hover around .500. As for the A’s, they may be a lost cause.

[@d2432money]

Nice vid - I dig your style - props

[@johnchedsey1306]

We were very happy to have him in Seattle..literally up until the suspension. Then it just seems like we were done with him and happy he got traded away, though less happy about Diaz being included (that kid was electric as a closer). At least I can finally say that as of this comment, Seattle finally made it back to the playoffs! Honestly never thought I'd say that, especially after being there on the final day of the 2014 season and seeing the A's clinch their spot via the scoreboard.

[@AndThatsBaseball]

Congrats! I’m glad for all you M’s fans who have waited so long to see this day!

[@Gemnist98]

As an Astros fan, you Mariners deserve it. Congratulations! I guess it is a bit disheartening seeing Diaz become the best closer in the league with the Mets, but hey, the M’s are on an uphill track and I hope it pays off with a World Series win.

[@johnchedsey1306]

@@Gemnist98 aw thanks!

[@dMoney0248]

I not a supporter of steroids. However, people gotta stop acting like anyone would hit 35 homers in the MLB if they just took the juice. Hitting a baseball is one of the hardest things todo in sports

[@WhatHappenedtoBaseball]

Lol watching Robbie on the Braves feels so surreal

[@AndThatsBaseball]

I'm watching that game rn, Cano's gotta have a big moment in the Braves comeback cuz of this vid

[@carlosaguileramorales5498]

Awesome video, thanks

[@707ridah]

Sucks to see a man have a fantastic carrer and nearly st the end of it get caught for using PEDs.. it's a shame 😔

[@sidearmsilva]

You my friend are a great story teller (subbed)

[@FuzzyFromYT]

Jesus I was LARGE 😂

[@AndThatsBaseball]

😭😭 COVID season was a different time

[@nomorefielders]

FUZZY

[@AndThatsBaseball]

Fuzzy is a known ATB enjoyer

[@JoelSmith-by4oq]

Anyone know the name of that song? 9:07

[@dashx1103]

True story: he was named after Jackie Robinson's canoe.

[@G3ro_Oni_mo]

man! good job here bro! you forced my hand to subscribe.

[@AndThatsBaseball]

Glad to have you!

[@jopilot4126]

I always remember Stephen A smith blowing a gasket when they let him go and signed elsbury

[@AndThatsBaseball]

I mean Stephen a probably blows a gasket when the intern puts the wrong cream in his coffee, but he was actually right for once here.

[@Firstpairkicks]

Great video. Cano made every play look like a walk in the park. Always will be my favorite 2nd baseman. Go Yankees

[@dylanshipman5041]

Awesome vid I absolutely loved cano in his prime days with NY. You also helped me go down memory lane and rediscover blow up by cole that was fuckin nuts for me lol

[@AndThatsBaseball]

I remember Blow Up from MLB 11 the Show, so I heard it a lot right when Cano was becoming a star. It fits narratively with that era of Cano’s career perfectly (even if it’s a bit on the nose). I’m glad I unlocked a memory of yours lol, thanks for dropping by the channel

[@mcontreras7595]

Bro as an El Paso native I clicked because of the jersey lol, great content man keep it up!

[@AndThatsBaseball]

Glad you enjoyed

[@dno718]

Im a mets fan and am thankful that i got to see cano’s swing from our side. It’s one of those swings like griffey thats just so pleasing to watch. How does a human being make the bat THAT level??

[@AndThatsBaseball]

It really was special to watch

[@yell0wberry]

It was a cool moment when I got to see the Mets played the Marlins at what’s now known as loan depot park, after mid inning, tossing, he would be the last person with the baseball to throw in the stands, he looked in the crowd, and apparently I was the only person in the stands, who had the same skin tone as he did, and he actually threw the ball to me, that was pretty cool

[@ingyuleee]

Music selection also perfect.

[@nomorefielders]

SMH video too long

[@AndThatsBaseball]

Nah, anything up to 45 minutes is acceptable

[@PatrickAyotte]

I fell in love with baseball back in 81. I could talk about the game 24/7

[@Chris-lo4lt]

that edit on the Harlem river is sick!

[@jaybradbury597]

as a yankee fan cano was like a light at the end of the tunnel, think mattingly during the awful 80s and early 90s, was a joy to watch, when he decided it was seattle it was like "hate to lose him but he got the bag." then watching him get suspended, not once but twice, going to the minors trying to recapture the fomrer glory it was almost sad, like watching a boxer who is punch drunk taking fight after fight looking for that one final chance at glory.

[@marcyates7087]

Very well made and interesting video

[@kendrahwhyte9960]

Great video!

[@AndThatsBaseball]

Glad you enjoyed

[@chobby1830]

As a Mariner fan who was over the moon when he signed with us, and who ate up his buttery swing and a few plus years of dependable play, I will always remember him as the player who abandoned the team when we needed him most. We had a dog in that fight that year. His first suspension could not have come at a worse time. One of Jerry Dipoto's best moves- was finding a way to get out from under that massive contract. That move alone has helped us move to the next era so much sooner than later... Even if Kelenic doesn't pan out and even though I loved Diaz dearly- all worth it.

[@rmcneil1996]

I felt that when you said your dad pointed out him and jeter playing long toss bc EVERYTIME we went my dad did the same haha great memory