Pete Alonso hits game-winning homer to avoid elimination, a breakdown

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[@chucknorris2353]

Imagine being the closer who blew the save. You open up youtube when you get home to get your mind off the game you just lost, and the first video on the homepage is a Jomboy video with a thumbnail saying you were tipping your pitches

[@catphonics]

At least he knows what to work on in the off season

[@Matsu826]

I think this one of those games he wont forget for a lifetime.

[@wowwt]

It's just click bait. These small changes are too small for players to even notice. Of course you can easily see the differences when viewing it on video but in person? no.

[@thenewvirus6855]

Im sure he was talked to after the game, if not that coaching staff should be fired lol. Then again, their season is over so maybe just let him deal with it

[@sakomeow]

​@@wowwtpitches get tipped man

[@shanetown]

Me, 1 minute into the video: "Oh come on, you cant' tell!" Me, 2 minutes into the video: "Holy crap, you can totally tell."

[@bcask61]

It’s very obvious from the cf view. Not clear what the hitter can see. The results suggest they can see enough, they were on everything.

[@pingamalinga]

Same. Initially I'm like man this is really reaching. Then Nimmo's AB you can clearly see the mitt closer to his chin on gas. It happened and Pete was told.

[@KTF0]

Yeah 96 gas to 87 change is a big difference. They had to know what was coming up.

[@zym6687]

Yep was skeptical until I could see immediately the pitch coming off the glove movement

[@estimatedeyes]

@@bcask61 The hitters can probably only see the placement of the glove in relation to the chin, but that's probably enough. Crazy.

[@graysonoswald3105]

Jomboy is putting these breakdowns out QUICK

[@emmanuelgarcia619]

He’s got kids in India doing all the heavy lifting. Jom’s Neoliberal

[@AntoineWilliams7118]

Huck it Chuck it BASEBALL

[@MatthewThomas-c6u]

Too quick…

[@Michael_K_Woods]

@@emmanuelgarcia619so based

[@Bloozpower]

Jomboy peaking during the postseason. His training is paying off in October.

[@chasestankievech]

As soon as jimmy returned from storming the stream and bear hugging Jolly he cranked this out! Jomboy burning the playoff midnight oil to give the fans what we want (and it’s much appreciated)

[@jomboy_]

Preciate ya!

[@jasonb809]

@chasestankievech well said!

[@rengef820]

No tipping ​@@jomboy_

[@Im_Ish]

Thought the same thing! He looked like he had no time to celebrate and had to get to work.

[@VisibilityFoggy]

@@Im_Ish Ha, so I'm a reporter and cover politics. This has to be a sports journalist's version of election night. You're at a candidates victory party (which sometimes turns into a defeat party lol) and there's crazy energy in the room. Then you have to sit down and write a generally mundane story about it. Jomboy's job is definitely more fun.

[@luckyluciano6552]

Major league hitters are just SO good. It’s amazing that they can see the smallest amount of glove movement changes to anticipate a pitch.

[@stevebabiak6997]

We’re seeing a side view. Head on facing the pitcher, things could be more noticeable.

[@PTANV-x2g]

I bet they can see that extra bit of hand fidgeting on the changeup as well. Hell I could notice stuff like that when I was playing 500 with my friends at the park on Saturday mornings. I could never see the spin soon enough to identify a pitch though, and none of us were throwing heat like these guys. What these hitters do against this kind of pitching is simply amazing. Especially going opposite field on a nasty changeup like that!

[@jestice75]

It's amazing that the pitcher's coaches or teammates don't see it, at least on replays, and make a mound visit. Or the catcher. Fuck, come on, someone go tell him he's tipping so you don't lose the game.

[@Falcons8455]

im not buying this. no way they can see that incredibly small difference imo

[@BornIn1500]

Orrrrr... maybe Jomboy is just wrong and there's not enough of a difference for the batter to notice.

[@notaweeb7015]

Don't know how you get such quick turnaround on these without sacrificing quality goat

[@misterscottintheway]

Quality goat is the only type of sacrifice the gods will accept

[@Ignatius------6]

👍

[@Neiltendo.64]

As a UK fan that didn’t grow up playing, or even watching, the sport, I really appreciate these breakdowns. I would never pick up on all these subtle nuances of the game. It makes me appreciate the sport so much more. LFGM!

[@antonchigurh7820]

Glad you're a Mets fan my friend

[@djtoman6875]

Nice to have a British Mets' fan on our side. LFGM!

[@Neiltendo.64]

I love NYC, and I love an underdog, so the Mets were the perfect match.

[@estimatedeyes]

Someone, SEND THIS MAN A METS HAT!! LFGMMMMM!

[@joegti10]

@@Neiltendo.64 be prepared for lots of heartbreak. its the mets way.

[@richardsmalls8286]

Crazy thing is, by striking out, he had an opportunity to report back to the dugout. Saved the whole thing.

[@Phyrre56]

Maybe. Someone also might have noticed it from the dugout or even watching film.

[@SirVic42]

More likely that the younger hitter, Vientos, just isn't as good at pitch recognition as the more veteran hitters Lindor, Nimmo & Alonso.

[@GlennJackson-d8e]

@@SirVic42 Strange to hear veteran hitter, Alonso. It seems only yesterday I was watching him with the Gators. He has been great in MLB.

[@scottdeakes8494]

"that guy" is Jeremy Barnes, hitting coach the Mets. He played professionally for Canberra in the ABL.

[@GHFMFTS]

🤓

[@jeromemccollom936]

There is an Australian baseball league?

[@pingamalinga]

Albanian Baseball League is known for pitch tipping.

[@matthewsawczyn6592]

@@jeromemccollom936 Yep, the Aussie League

[@djtoman6875]

I've been scouring the comments trying to find out who it was. Thanks so much. Barnes and (legend) Eric Chavez are co-hitting coaches for the Mets. LFGM!

[@nuve8634]

This was insane live

[@daguy5000]

i had howie + keith on my phone and literally the moment i turn it down to apple pay something, he hit it… what are the odds

[@sneersh9107]

As a Phillies fan all I could say was "no way"

[@venuslively9152]

I'm a cards fan. I watched the play by play online. It was epic. Especially the double play

[@richardsmalls8286]

I honestly teared up. Been a Mets diehard forever, that pop-off was so good.

[@DylanOfTheTower]

Was so heated I missed it💀

[@Mitchell17381]

I was at this game. Stopped on the way home for a sad beer, only to be greeted by this video when I got home. Thanks, Jimmy 😂

[@pcaz23]

You. Left the game??!! This team has done v this all year. Cmon bro.

[@8KB248]

@@pcaz23 You ever think that he's maybe a Brewers fan?

[@jayvais]

I was at the game. HR sucked air out of the stadium 😂 game was over.

[@daBEAGLE1017]

​@@jayvaisI'm a mile away from the stadium and it sucked the air out of the whole area.

[@noelv1976]

😂damn

[@EthelJung-j5w]

Jomboy, I think you were right on with your observations! Congratulations! Look at the way Pete strode into the pitch when he watched two errand fastballs fly by. HE WAS RIGHT ON THEM! And that included the 3-1 fast ball, too! Great video! They'll be lots of people watching this.

[@reynoldkissling8735]

The way I see it, from my time playing ball as a lefty batter: righty batters would be able to see a righty pitcher's elbow elevated for changeups vs not for fastballs. Lefties wouldn't be able to see the elbow from their angle, but might be able to better see the glove angle changing instead.

[@aryansebastianpillai8976]

I watched this game from the start and live, and I didn't even realize he was tipping pitches. Y'all are the Goat

[@pennylersin2055]

Its a major stretch, doubt the players are picking up what hes pointing out

[@aryansebastianpillai8976]

@@pennylersin2055 I thought so too. Mets batters just got hot ig

[@stevebabiak6997]

@@pennylersin2055 - we’re seeing a side view. It’s quite possible that head on facing the pitcher, things could be even more noticeable.

[@monkeyman9856]

⁠@@pennylersin2055 If that was the case, then why is the term “tipping pitches” even a thing then?

[@jefflewis4]

@@pennylersin2055 Yep agreed, this is a big stretch. His argument seems to be they were swinging at the changeup so they knew it was coming. The dude throws changeups, that's his bread and butter pitch.

[@mrozushi]

6:52 Jimmy just casually catching a bottle from falling like a boss

[@Jacob-jv2cj]

Good eye boss

[@Dreson45]

Good catch on his part….and your part!!!😂

[@Gherkins54868]

This could be a breakdown.

[@fredhoban3752]

Wow just rewatched I totally thought he had ran over with the bottle in hand. Sick catch saved the celebration super clutch

[@PTANV-x2g]

You’d be good at identifying pitches

[@ethanspiro4654]

And you delivered in spectacular fashion. Best analysis of this inning on the planet.

[@badger4579]

THE game overall is SO NUANCED. A keen observer will ALWAYS be rewarded. I love baseball.

[@user-ux6wk1en5q]

I got to listen to this game on the radio in the 9th inning. There is nothing like it! But to see this break down just adds to the excitement and greatness of Baseball.

[@justinpressman7120]

This is 10/10 content - some of the best stuff you are gonna find on youtube. Just a fantastic breakdown of one of the biggest sports moments of the year/decade. Awesome stuff Jomboy

[@bradnewsbear]

The decade? 🤔

[@HeavyVoid88]

​@bradnewsbear a 9th inning 3 run homer to answer back to back homers from the other team in a mostly scoreless game that resulted in trip to the playoffs...... hell yeah the decade. That game was insane at the end

[@ahvingsing]

​@@bradnewsbeara go-ahead homer in the 9th inning or later in a winner-take-all game had never happened in MLB history until Pete did it!

[@danworkman2206]

​@bradnewsbear yeah. Easily. These big clutch moments don't happen that often.

[@jamesedwards4830]

Lol

[@-Hoods]

So happy you caught the pitch tipping! I was trying to convince my buddies but they couldn’t see it 😂

[@mnguyen313]

It’s so fun doing this when you already know it, even more fun if you find it yourself. “Guys! Guys! It’s a slider coming! You see it?… SEE!! Slider” “cool”

[@rmustang04videos25]

As a brewer fan, this was painful. Very painful… we have been losing the first round 4 of the last 5 years and it is pain… but I appreciate this video so I can put some context to this uncharacteristic meltdown from Dev. Being on the Brewer side, I did not see this tipping pitches at all. Now I get to watch the postseason from the outside and see these little things from both sides.

[@bjsantana8415]

Juan Soto vibes coming from Mets Fan.

[@appendix_gang2245]

Silver lining at least we have Chourio

[@kingvau13]

The interview with yelich on "x" I think encapsulates a lot of what we're going through

[@josephfernandez8015]

I know a lot of people say coaches/managers don’t matter much in baseball but here’s a great example as to why they matter. The coaching staff picked up on the tipping and passed it on to Pete and the rest is history.

[@DavidGoz-fu1zo]

2:46 "They're dancing, they're cheering, won't last long." Iconic line, iconic game. LFGM

[@fivespeed42]

I loved the "if only he knew what they knew, which is they know" line Good stuff all around. Epic win. LFGM

[@matsuyamarockers]

Not even a Mets fan, but after watching that… LFGM!!!

[@cable7152]

​@matsuyamarockers Yankee fan here, went wild as fuck, this was what fall ball is all about.

[@carmelhood8982]

The effort you put into this is so clear!

[@BeautifulModelBarbaraHutch-v4e]

This is the first issue Devin Williams has ever run into in the majors, besides breaking his own hand at the start of last postseason. All he has to do is change how he holds the glove and hes unhittable again.

[@dexy2]

As a brewers fan, that's the third time in a row he's blown it in the playoffs. Breaking his hand and being unable to play, let in 2 runs WC game 1 last year, totally blew it this past game. His playoff ERA is 23... Absolutely cannot perform when it matters most. He also has been sporadic on his fastball control leading to getting behind in counts or walks. How he holds it isn't his only issue

[@penguin12902]

It has nothing to do with tipping pitches....his control wasn't there. He couldn't hit the edges he was either WAY off the plate, or meatballs right down the middle.

[@Music--ng8cd]

@@penguin12902 And throwing 3 changeups in a row is not good either.

[@Music--ng8cd]

@@dexy2 If those are his only two pitches, they need to be spot on every time.

[@penguin12902]

@@Music--ng8cd Yeah he only has 2 pitches and his fastball wasn't landing for strikes...but the changeup wasn't dropping out of the zone, they were meatballs.

[@timborski1210]

Heartbreak for me once again as a Brewers fan.....

[@kamfisher1714]

Ohtani, Bryce, Lindor, Tatis, Machado, Alonso. All fighting for that first ring. Sounds good to me.

[@redfordreddington8834]

@@kamfisher1714 and none of them will get it

[@allykatt1849]

Sending lots of love to you! ❤ Sincerely, A Mets fan

[@fiercedeitylink2019]

​@@kamfisher1714can't forget j-ram

[@HenrySosenite]

As a Mets fan, I understand your pain, because I'm also a Bills fan :P

[@poshko41]

Hitting a baseball is still probably the hardest thing to do in sports even if you know what's coming. Also, the Mets deserve credit for picking up on such a small visual detail to figure out what was coming. The Brewers obviously didn't make a similar adjustment to let the pitcher know.

[@Thrashman-ye4cf]

I tried to hit a 90 MPH pitch on a really nice pitching machine once and gained a whole new respect for hitters as a casual baseball fan lol. I was proud just to touch the ball and foul it out to my feet on one single pitch lol.

[@nckp2p]

We have no idea if they actually picked up a tipped pitch.

[@vanglez765]

Exactly, hitters knew what Nolan Ryan was going to throw but couldn't hit him.

[@PTANV-x2g]

@nckp2p No, YOU may have no idea, but the rest of us know what’s up. There’s a reason these guys play in the majors and you don’t.

[@dangenn429]

Not that hard

[@meircyn12]

You can also hear Iglesias saying "what did I tell you " and pete saying "youre fucking right" as hes congratulating him in the on-deck circle

[@Demon2585]

Yeah that was in reference to Jose telling Alonso that he'd hit a homerun in this game while they were at batting practice.

[@meircyn12]

@@Demon2585 ah

[@darylwilson3987]

Jomboy brings excitement to the game with his breakdowns. It's amazing to see the ins and outs of baseball.

[@TrewlPatrol]

Can we just admire a power hitter like Alonso choking up on the bat when he just needs to make contact

[@thehair9236]

Yep, which makes me think he was waiting for the changeup. He's played with Devin Williams before and knows he will go to his changeup in any count. Pete was ready for it

[@meowfaceification]

He is getting handsy when setting up the change up. Hitters can see when a pitcher uses one or both hands to set up a pitch. From the hitters perspective. You can see the see the ligaments running down the back of the pitchers hand/forearm rippling and an indent appear/disappear in the back of their wrist when they use their gloved hand to help rotate the ball. This is one of the reasons a lot of pitchers always wear long sleeves. To make this harder to spot. Problem is that when it’s a fastball he is locking his wrist and pressing into his glove using only his throwing hand to position the ball. His glove hand is going to stay flexed the whole time instead of flexing and relaxing. You see him using his gloved hand during setup, change up. Not using his gloved hand during setup, fastball.

[@corgrapes]

I just posted a comment and the next post I see is this comment answering my question.

[@cizzymac]

Yeah you can see him fiddling around in his glove before the delivery for a whole second when it was a changeup. Every time.

[@mykeljewell]

How are we not going to see a breakdown of that stream celebration 6:45

[@brandonpeterson733]

that candle holding on for dear life

[@rog8477]

One of the most fun Mets seasons I’ve ever experienced and that’s saying a lot considering where they were less than four months ago.

[@TheCoxMan]

It won't be after next week.

[@gumpotronic]

Playing on house money... No moral victories, but it's been an enjoyable ride with any preconceived notions of getting this far on opening day. I love it. Perfect distraction from reality.

[@Falcons8455]

it is my first ever season watching baseball. Crazy year for me to start watching as a Mets fan lol. I literally started like a week or two before the player meeting as well when they caught fire.

[@DamonMurphy1]

I saw that exchange at 3:55 and was thinking "they know something!". Thanks, Jomboy, for the excellent breakdown! And so quick on the turnaround! The next thing you know Jomboy will be doing these in a real time simulcast!

[@blakedarryl]

This video is a great example why I love the Jomboy channel. He shows the viewers and explains all the small details that only the truly hard-core fans/players would pick up on. Making the game that much more indepth. The result of Jomboy doing this, he creates Baseball fans from someone who was never Interested in Baseball, like me. Now, I feel like a kid in a Candy store, trying to pick a favorite team. Can I have more than one?is that allowed? Lol

[@samuelclayton08]

U can do one NL and one AL , but one needs to be ur #1

[@jarednapoleone4506]

This is why I like Jomboy, a true Yankee fan, but an even truer BASEBALL fan. LFGM!!! Best sports podcasts and videos on the internet!

[@DaneBryantFrazier]

1:43 Isn't Marv supposed to come out in December?

[@ToastedZergling]

Thank you for immediately putting this up! I kept refreshing your videos page waiting for it!

[@PlasticPellets]

Willy Adames is in the parking lot while Jesse Winker is celebrating in the locker room

[@dougfromsoanierana]

Loved Winker on the Nats this year. He really turned his career around.

[@seansaidthis2763]

Willy Adames going to visit his friend Wander in prison

[@saulspeaks2557]

That's real 😂😂😂😂

[@markjf131]

Adames will get over it soon. He has a FAT payday coming.

[@jamesbloch8894]

that's funny

[@Dreson45]

Jomboy, your content is world class!! Well done. Congratulations to the Mets! I’m looking forward to the DS as a Phillies fan. It’s going to be a tough series, you guys are hungry.

[@blindblackpianist]

6:35 I got tears of joy for Jolly and that moment you all shared

[@blindblackpianist]

"he's a big strong guy" is the perfect rally cry

[@jamescowger2581]

Wow, great breakdown. At the beginning, when you described the differences in the pitches... it was so obvious after that to tell what pitch was coming. Good job teaching!

[@Bstackz55]

As a yankee fan the Mets been fun asf to watch this week, was glued to my seat anticipating a 9th inning rally

[@fuzzcakescup6032]

Also a Yankees fan and I've wanted a Phillies vs Mets series since I saw they got the slot to play Milwaukee

[@pennylersin2055]

Also a yankee fan but why do i like the mets so much?

[@PTANV-x2g]

@Bstackz55 As a Royals fan, my condolences in advance for what’s going to happen to the Yankees next week. Well, not really actually, LET’S GO ROYALS!

[@Bstackz55]

@@PTANV-x2g my condolences for your delusions, you didn’t even believe that while you typed it

[@Paulcvids]

This was so fun, Jomboy. Your stuff is just so joyful and fluid. Right on.

[@yetigonecrazy]

5:56 is the moment of Mets fans dreams. I too am a huge Jolly fan!!

[@respect386]

One of my favorite moments as a Mets fan by far. Bookmarking this breakdown forever. Great job Jimmy!!

[@khiryislive]

5:34 yEAHHHHHHHHHHH (CATCHES BREATH) yEAHHHHHHHHHHHHH

[@tomchidwick]

Pete's a straight-up stone-cold killer. He'll never have a more epic homer in his life. That was AWESOME!

[@sawangsinawang7778]

Especially when it was his first hit of the series …

[@dinklebob1]

Man I literally just said on the last one that it was one of his all-time greats, and he goes and drops this masterpiece. That slo-mo "LET'S FUCKIN GOOOOOOOOOO" was worthy of the chef's kiss you did a second before. Magnificent. And what a MOMENT! Also watching that Jolly group celebration warmed my heart. I am completely ambivalent about the Mets, and I was pumped along with y'all.

[@sophie20001]

😮 that was fast!! 💨 thank you!! LGM!! Nice save on the Corona bottle in that amazing Jolly celebration. 🎉

[@ericfellner2689]

This was incredible. Up there with Rhys Hoskins' bat spike and Yordan Alvarez's death stare before their playoff home runs a couple of years ago.

[@KatTheTruth]

Astros fan here and my team is done-zo, so I am fully on the Mets right now. I watched this game and just KNEW something big was going to happen. That homerun was AMAZING! So happy for this team. Was just waiting for your breakdown.

[@ace2585]

😂 bum

[@sixteenthofjune]

I was so happy for Jolly when i saw what happened in the 9th. Super wholesome seeing people running over to give him hugs and celebrate with him! What a moment

[@tr0812]

Fun game to watch as a baseball fan not rooting for either team. Starting pitching was outstanding, and the last few innings were exciting.

[@lorimeyers3839]

Not the first time the Mets have picked up on pitchers tipping. They got Nola for 6 runs in an inning in September as well. But still, that 3-1 pitch to Alonso was a terrible pitch, same location as the first pitch of that at bat.

[@AEMoreira81]

I am surprised that that didn't get a breakdown.

[@lorimeyers3839]

@@AEMoreira81 I believe it did, actually.

[@Beexo_RL-by7lj]

Devin said in the interview that was the location he wanted, maybe just a bad pitch call there.

[@lorimeyers3839]

@@Beexo_RL-by7lj I thought he tossed a beach ball up there, center cut. Had he gotten it toward the bottom of the zone maybe Pete rolls it over even if he knew it was coming.

[@Beexo_RL-by7lj]

@@lorimeyers3839 That's Devin's game. He throws higher changeups because they have so much movement and look like fastballs at first.

[@tiachu]

the green over red glove comparison 🥲🥲 no one does it like jomboy fr

[@mannydrives]

You guys reignited my passion in baseball and it’s videos like this that highlight the reasons why. Thank you boys.

[@jackcade68]

This Phillies/Mets series is going to be epic! First time these two rivals face off in the NLDS?

[@bastokrepublic]

I think baseball is the best playoff sport, there is so much tension as you watch each pitch when the stakes are high. And the outcome of the game can completely change so fast. It is like magic.

[@bridgecross]

Man, if KZbin and Jomboy had been around when I was a kid, I might have turned into a baseball fan.

[@KennyG828]

GREAT COMMENTARY...All through my baseball "career", I watched the pitcher warming up and shared the info with the team as a player, and then as a manager. At the major league level, they camouflage their pitches very well, and I missed the 2 points you made. Watching that at bat; you nailed it! WTF is an MLB pitching coach doing for his paycheck if he didn't see that. The overlay that you did is not rocket science and he should be fired for missing that. You can tell that Pete KNEW IT WAS COMING! He sat back and waited for it to come to him...

[@scottseymour2153]

Not only some amazing breakdowns and hilarious... but the radio voice is perfectly fit

[@lilvernon16]

i love Jomboy media bruh got the best breakdowns fr👏🏾

[@2FUNNYMIKE]

Jolly was screaming like Daniel Stern in Home Alone 😆

[@swanson_]

lol true

[@lordt78]

David Stearns was also screaming in the clubhouse.

[@markkostka6897]

It's so nice to see Jomboy is aware there is another baseball team in New York.

[@JasonSmith-om5on]

Man, they were all over those pitches. I’d think Gary’s got to see how they were hunting those pitches and spitting on everything out of the zone and realize something was up. Williams has too good of stuff for several batters in a row to see everything coming out of his hand so clearly. Just as the Mets’ staff picked up on Williams’ tips, someone in the Milwaukee dugout has to pick up when something is off. Brutal way to go, but you love to see it. Cheers to the Mets from St. Lou

[@jdeighan]

This video and Jomboy are getting shoutouts on ESPN, first Around the Horn and now on PTI

[@andrewdunn-bauman8133]

It's true he was tipping, but it wasn't as straight-forward as it's made out to be. Perfect example is the 1-1 FB to Lindor. If he knows it's a FB coming, there's no shot at him being late when it's right down the middle.

[@OwenAOBrien]

they might not have realized until later in the inning (post-Vientos K perhaps)

[@johnsoares9248]

Jomboy shoutout from Kornheiser on PTI just now. Our boy is big time

[@sportsmaster1364]

Tuned into the last three innings of this game after I saw it was somehow scoreless still. When it was 2-0 Brewers and they had 2nd and 3rd two outs, I was like "Edwin Diaz has to get this out here or it's game over." He got the out. 9th inning, I was like "Lindor has to at least get on base", and he does. Then, "If Pete Alonso homers here, the Mets need to pay him every dollar he wants", and he goes and does that. These Mets are just magical, man. Giving the same vibes as `69 and `86 here.

[@PHN-2024]

Devin Williams was missing the Strike Zone with His Fastball so Sitting on the Change-Up would be the Smart Move for the METS Batters that Inning. I think the Pressure and Nerves of that Inning May have caused Williams to exaggerate His Glove movements. We need to see Williams’s 9th-Inning Glove movements from Wednesday’s Playoff Game against the METS to Compare.

[@HKamren]

Surprised we haven’t seen anything on the Tigers yet with the crazy run they’ve been having a revolutionary pitching approach.

[@rholeo617BC2]

Nice breakdown Jimmy. Weird to see you jumping around for a Mets W. But that was nice of you to be happy with your bud.

[@TheTEN24]

This Mets season has been utterly unreal. I can’t believe my eyes over and over. However based on Martes swings I’m not so sure they had a tell

[@closetskeleton514]

My favorite part about the livestream reaction is the little candle just gently lighting its flame while chaos ensues in the background. No idea how they didn't tumble it down and lit the whole place down.

[@esprecco]

These breakdowns are crazy of late because you never seem to use the same graphic, edit, isolation, etc. twice. And you pick up on so much. Sometimes the best part is the stuff you see in the crowds and other times it’s the actual “inside baseball” stuff, like in this video.

[@jomboy_]

Thank you! Try to let them take me wherever they go

[@JakeWellsRacing]

Your celebration together for your boy was awesome! Friends being family!

[@bernardkuiper1496]

Gotta love how happy everyone was for Jolly, big energy

[@TechnoGuy11]

I've never seen Frank the Tank as happy as he was at the end of this game.

[@kevinvilmont6061]

“Pete Pete” ❤ the guys celebrating together. Good stuff.

[@Youarereadingmycomment]

Knew he was gonna do this talking to my dad on the phone live he’s always been a Mets fan and I’ve been a Yankees fan hopefully we get another subway series 😎

[@DSMTheEditor]

Best baseball content around

[@moondodger5952]

“I’m a Jolly fan” hell yeah we are

[@bobbobbers7486]

the red and green glove graphic was so great thank you for that

[@keanurives8724]

Damn I was hoping you'd show the brewer fans laughing in Pete's face in the inning prior for him not catching a foul ball. And then show this homer after as his sweet revenege.

[@andrewoliver9686]

"They're dancing. They're cheering. Wont last long." Lol 😆

[@markitoglez]

Alonso is a smart hitter I don’t think he didn’t really care about Williams tipping pitches He knew it was change or fastball He was waiting for something in or close to the zone And that pitch was like a gift knowing his opposite field power

[@wecandobetter9821]

Although I’m not a fan of either team I do love watching the game of baseball. This video is an amazing piece of work. Congrats to the gentleman who did it. Great game for sure. One heck of a finish. As a O’s fan I feel your pain Milwaukee fans. Tough way to end the year

[@AugieLens]

Your pitch tip theory based on the glove is a reach. The Mets batters were on Williams location. Fastballs were up today. The changeup would stay belt level and sometimes dive down. That's the book on Devin Williams. Key to those ABs were location and where the ball would track. There' s an interesting graph on Williams pitch location based on his velocity and I think that's what the Mets scouting reports had on him. Just my theory.... With all that said, fun video as usual.

[@dmil843]

Yeah. The “tipping” theory is a huge reach here.

[@puttfordoughdiscgolf9361]

@@dmil843 It's not really a theory when you can legitimately see the difference in his glove position. Williams was definitely tipping pitches, but whether or not the Mets saw that is up for debate for sure.

[@tiiadica]

One of the best, most entertaining seasons of all time for the Royals. And with the best player in the league. And somehow Jomboy has only covered us once for a fight. I will be hate watching your streams as the Royals shock the Yanks man lol. Make sure to make a breakdown about it :)

[@SuperJNG18]

Greatest game I've ever witnessed as a Mets fan. Genuinely don't know how we pulled it off, but holy mother of fuck am I glad we did. Ya gotta believe!! (And build Pete Alonso a fucking statue!)

[@BrianYochem]

You did nothing but play the Brewers who always fuck up the playoffs and will always do so.

[@TMRazlin]

Wow, great breakdown! Crazy what these guys can process in milliseconds... and happy for Jolly

[@tumalditamadresita]

Jomboy is amazing with these breakdowns

[@domhardiman6437]

Did not expect the Sydney Swans top. Well done right there mate.

[@aarono.1071]

Probably your best breakdown yet Jombie

[@prestonjones20013]

The Jolly reaction to the Alonso Homer is priceless😂 that’s awesome

[@nlo31]

I loved the percantage win change for mets during this inning!

[@TonyMontgomery18]

These breakdowns are REEEEDICULOUS!!! Bro you are so good! 👍👌 I’m not much of a sports fan, especially not baseball, I mean, I love it all but I just have other interests, …but the incredible way you present this crazy shit is cool as hell. It gives me great experiences. Seriously… I just enjoyed that so damn much, had to thank you 👍 Especially this one, the way you flashed back after the home run, lip-reading and guessing what guys might be saying, while also being fairly humble and honest and saying you can’t be sure… just well fucking done man!!! Thanks for the insightful entertainment 👌😁

[@Karbon_Based_Life_Form]

It’s more about the extra movement of his hand than the placement of the glove.

[@katrinaroebuck525]

That Jolly reaction was priceless. Thanks for sharing that. 😍

[@VesaJay]

1:18 These are differences that the astros can see on their screens in the back to know what's coming. 😉👌