Jose Canseco on Mark McGwire Joining A's, Mark Taking Steroids (Part 4)

[@dalesfailssagaofasuslord783]

Very interesting hearing him talk about hitting home runs in different parks. That was fascinating.

[@roland7584]

The numbers don't reflect what he's saying though, especially in Griffey's big homer years: 1996 26 at home 23 away 1997 27 at home 29 away 1998 30 at home 26 away 1999 27 at home and 21 away. 1999 is the only year where it really looks like an anomaly and even that is only 6 hr's difference. 1995 was a huge discrepancy at 13 to 4, but he only played in 72 games.

[@bornfuct]

Started lifting because of jose...been a fan since high-school

[@damoncallaway5450]

I would see him in the gym back when I lived in Sherman Oaks, always had a porn girl with him 🤣🤣🤣

[@wondermcthunder8835]

@@damoncallaway5450 lol every 80s mans fantasy right there

[@tbone098]

It was great seeing the bash brothers in the late 80's

[@improvisewitme]

Word!!! Unbelievable team. True story: I live in the city of Pittsburg CA. One day I had nothing to do so I decided to watch the local semi pro baseball team at the park by my house a few years ago. While I was there, I was surfing the net on my phone. I hear the PA announcer say "now batting, Jose Canseco". I look up and it was really him I couldn't believe it. I wanna say this was around 2017? I think.

[@tbone098]

@@improvisewitme great story! Them guys used to hit homeruns like 675 feet!

[@peterthegreat100]

Everyone remembers the “bash brothers” but Ricky Henderson was by far the best baseball player on that team. As a Giants fan I low key loved Ricky Henderson. It was pretty sad though watching them destroy the Giants in the ‘89 Battle Of The Bay Series.

[@tbone098]

@@peterthegreat100 aw man I forgot about Rick Henderson,that guy could steal some bases.yeah I remember those giant teams,with will clark,matt williams etc.

[@bluu_ice6554]

And the Bang Bros in the 2000s

[@carlbowles1808]

Baseball reality from someone who was there, simply fabulous. Thank you Jose.

[@Ihearttaylorswif]

I cant believe him and Mcguire was on the same team. Badass.

[@lordfatcock]

Imagine Barry, Jose, Sosa and Mark 👀

[@KoKo-eq5tr]

Canseco is the only one who tells the truth.

[@justinfrei547]

This man was my hero growing up. Jose and Ozzy, Mark Mcguire, and Ricky Henderson, it don't get more exciting than those dudes!!! The As are still my team to this day.

[@imamisfit445]

I still remember the article back then saying " They should just move the All-Star game to Oakland." Cause thats where all of them played. Lol. Jose, Mark, Rickey, Dave...

[@mathewmcdonald3657]

Great team!!

[@hennylo68]

@@mathewmcdonald3657 Yeah but they really did underachieve winning just 1 ring.

[@christianmarriott870]

My fav team. I stole bases like Rickey, I pitched like eckersley, I played 3rd like Carney Langford, hit Homer's like Canseco and had teenagers hormones like McGwire. In late 80's here in Miami. Jose and twin brother Ozzie had a a peewee baseball team called International Baseball academy.

[@serginatorblasco9404]

dont forget dennis eckersley

[@michaelfrazia4569]

@@hennylo68 true

[@The_Bass_Stunters]

Canseco is right about each ball park being different for hone runs and stats. Wriggly is a super small field I’ve been multiple times and couldn’t believe how small it seems even from home plate!!

[@mantisxxx3656]

Did you actually play baseball there!

[@Natureboy207]

@@mantisxxx3656 I’m sure he has hit many out of Wrigley 😂😂 but he can’t even spell it right 🤔🤔

[@shrapnel77]

I've been to Wrigley and it's not that small, but the ball travels well. You want small? Try right field at Yankee Stadium.

[@mborges2133]

Interesting breakdown on the difference in ballparks and homeruns.

[@gdamagnificent9356]

As a kid Canseco was my Hero me being Hispanic also!!!!!!! Blessings Mr Canseco

[@handsomeX]

He explains things in such great detail.

[@derricklawson7771]

You have to when youre a snitch... 🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂

[@Buzz_Kill71]

He been snitching a long time, so he knows how is done.

[@atj10884]

It's not snitching anymore at this point, hes just telling the truth of the story now, yall still in the past smh

[@derricklawson7771]

@@atj10884 You sound a like one of these new kids... Ask people doing life sentences because someone snitched, do they think it's old or in the past. Smh.

[@atj10884]

@@derricklawson7771 nope far from a new kid

[@jerrynelson5289]

Ballpark matter a lot for all baseball bettors out there. I think Colorado Ballpark is a great example. The ball travel further when hits due to high altitude.

[@jmm1817]

Good interview Canseco seems to be a very nice guy I always liked him he wasn't overly cocky just big and strong and well-mannered

[@erickennedy5993]

Canseco, Big Mark, and Dave Henderson was great trio in batting lineups in the late 80s and early 90s.

[@shannonwieneck8183]

Rickey henderson. Foo

[@rameroyale5189]

Bash Bros!

[@erickennedy5993]

@@shannonwieneck8183 Dave was power hitting centerfielder fool

[@shannonwieneck8183]

Eric kennedy. Your right it was ricky henderson

[@erickennedy5993]

@@shannonwieneck8183 Dave Henderson played CF. His nickname was hendo. He batted after Canesco, before Big Mark. Damm!! Ricky batted leadoff . Been A's fan since 82.

[@Dutch3k5]

Damn. Never thought about the design of the park effecting home runs. That’s crazy

[@jerry85g7]

Ofcourse bro.

[@beaujac311]

@Wil aka Jigga Moo Fulton County Stadium was called the Launching Pad for all the homeruns hit there.

[@beaujac311]

Dutch3k5:. What he was saying about Oakland-Alameda County Stadium was that since it has so much foul territory foul balls that usually went in the stands at most parks were outs there. You had a lot of foul territory outs there which cut down on your opportunities. That was the same at Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium.

[@beaujac311]

@Wil aka Jigga Moo Agree. I used to think how did Mickey Mantle hit a 565 foot home run when most of the long balls hit in the last 50 years with all the steroids and weight lifting never came close to that. Like you said it has to be the ball.

[@hennylo68]

I think that's what took a lot of homeruns from Miguel Cabbrerra. He's played all those years in Comercia Park which is horrible for homeruns and before that he played at Dolphins stadium. Which is a football stadium. Had he played in hitter friendly ball parks, he'd probably be sitting on 600 homeruns by now.

[@james5460]

Canseco's claims about steroids that everyone denied at first were later shown to be true. He's one of the good guys regardless of his faults (and we all have them).

[@ShortBusGameplays]

No he's not. F$%k Jose Canseco

[@thejmc4074]

Snitching makes him cool? He didn’t tell for the sanctity of the game. I don’t hate Jose, but he isn’t a hero for that.

[@MarkSmith-dx3cd]

@@thejmc4074 You can only 'snitch' to the cops. There's no crime here.

[@Wanderlust598]

He's a Karen, actually. Admitted it solely for the money.

[@AshtrayAnnie]

@@thejmc4074 lol snitching????? You think it’s snitching? It’s a professional sport that should never have steroids in it. It’s fucking baseball man. If you need to get roided up to play, then you never should’ve been there to begin with. It makes sense in physical sports like football, hockey or combat sports….but baseball man…he should be snitching, cause 95% of the other guys aren’t. Now, when youre talking about combat sports 100% of them are using steroids. So no one is really ‘cheating’ it’s just a matter of who actually gets caught by USADA. Hell Nate Diaz even said it best when asked about Jon Jones using performance enahancers…he literally just said to the reporter ‘who isn’t taking them?’ That’s what a real man does, lays it out for everyone to see rather than pointing fingers at individuals. Baseball is different because there were only a handful of dudes actually doing it.

[@JRagMusic]

Jose Canseco is always a great Interview... Great stories and always keeps it real. More people should have him on... He should do Joe Rogan Podcast and Mike Tysons for sure... 💪🏼👌🏼

[@thismothafuckasaid7304]

He's already told these same stories on every major show, during his book tour then during Baseball scandal hearings. It led to his own reality show, commercials, etc..Jose always pops up every 5-7 years trying to get money for telling on players on steroids

[@matthewjames6076]

Every baseball kid had Canseco , Mcgwire cards back then. it did make baseball exciting back then that's why they let them get away with it for that long.

[@christianpaul-cp6746]

Bo Jackson & Barry Bonds cards too

[@bigred9991]

Ken "The Kid" Griffey and Frank "The Big Hurt" Thomas.

[@vincenthammons6705]

you kinda wonder how babe ruth hit all those homeruns also steroids existed back then also but people don't question it.

[@betterdays29]

I'm from Miami. And the first I heard the name Jose Canseco was in the Ninja Turtles movie. But I was like 5-years-old at the time and I wasn't into sports.

[@robd1329]

I still have my Canseco..McGuire..Bonds..Clemens..and Griffey cards from the hey day of collecting

[@100mphFastball]

There was nothing better than the bash brothers

[@WooReviews]

KGJ homerun's went down because he got hurt & wasn't the same player. his 1st season with the reds he hit 40 HR's... the next 4 seasons he was hurt. Then you gotta realize he was 30+ & wasn't taking PHD's

[@KardiFan2000]

True, but a indoor ballpark with short outfield fences (Kingdome) played a HUGE factor.

[@hennylo68]

He was also on a horrible team with no protection in the lineup .

[@pmcneil15]

Yeah, injuries with the Reds destroyed Griffeys career

[@MakeItRain420ify]

" ped's"

[@chiarosuburekeni9325]

Griffey jr. Had the most beautiful swing in the history of Major League Baseball.

[@Chico_84]

Canseco MLB & Oakland A's Living Legend.

[@nomomania6827]

Mark McGwire's popeye forearm is freakish genetics. Whenever I saw Mark at bat, his forearm would stand out to the point that it appeared he's holding a toothpick instead of a baseball bat.

[@robd1329]

Steroids

[@lukegibson9410]

Future hall of famers both of them. Glad I have them baseball cards and stuff.

[@jayrice9702]

Vlad doesn't interrupt when his athlete guests are speaking on sports specific stories. He knows his lane.

[@pj006marsden]

He wrestled In Hugh school haha

[@AK47MR408miniPIT]

Been an A's fan ever sinces I was born though the 80-90 and Bash Brothers was the best that time in the late 89 90 ✌😎

[@korbandallas8931]

some good years right there

[@NathanSmith-dd4fg]

Good grief. This guy remembers a random regular season game at the Kingdom in Seattle and the type of pitch he hit a home run on? I must say that's quite impressive.

[@dskinner8757]

Years of snitching increased his memory capacity

[@94wysp28]

My man!!! First 40/40 player!

[@killerjoe5628]

On steroids, so who cares?

[@mustang268]

@@killerjoe5628 you

[@killerjoe5628]

@@mustang268 Oh no.... Jose Canseco's stats are completely irrelevant. Nobody cares about his 40/40 season.

[@mustang268]

@@killerjoe5628 then stop clicking on his vids then and talking about him then dummy if you supposedly don't care lol bozo 🤡🤡🤡🤡

[@jasonlawrence969]

Canseco = No f's given... gotta love the guy! Unabashed truth!

[@ehojackson]

How dope it was to be a kid at the Coliseum watching the greatest team ever!

[@mhbmhb7825]

Remember $7 Wednesdays? You'd get a bleacher seat and a box lunch for $7, I think the games were at noon. We used to cut school every Wednesday we could in the Spring and go to the games.

[@HipHopblackmerlow]

Mark McGwire in person back then was a huge human being no mistake about it

[@pep2st8p64]

He's right about the Kingdome,I used to go to Mariners games for free back in the day....

[@mohdkamal7090]

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[@jasonthemagnificent2.0]

40/40 man!

[@pep2st8p64]

I remember vividly,he was the man,,,he was dope on RBI baseball for Nintendo.....

[@milktruckcopilot]

Did Henderson get 40/40 as well?

[@pep2st8p64]

@@milktruckcopilot nah,Barry Bonds did though...

[@2Faded247]

@@pep2st8p64 yo! RBI baseball was the joint.. that, and “Baseball Stars”

[@MyDogSteppedOnaBeee]

All this time I thought "Bash Bros" was in reference to "Bashing" home runs out of the park. Interesting did not know it was to do with their celebration with their forearms.

[@yaboiblue904]

Double meaning

[@MyDogSteppedOnaBeee]

@@yaboiblue904 true indeed

[@lukekuykendall6366]

Lookup the Kingdome field dimensions, that ballpark heavily favored lefthanded batters, only 312' to the pole, and a mere 362' to the alley. For righthanded hitters, 331' and 376' respectively, but the controlled environment of being a dome is what Canseco is referring to here. No wind, no humidity, in an environment like that the ball definitely carries.

[@thatfieryhometeamred8315]

Can't deny it " bash bros " were baddass , but who could forget a SF lineup w/ Clark ,Mitchell,and Williams ...seen them hit back to back to bak homeruns on several occasions

[@chilajeffrey5172]

Somebody tell the TV sports channel to have Jose Canseco in the show. If they can have a-rod mr. steroid (because dates j-lo) they can have Canseco.

[@jodymayne]

“Is that a jose canseco bat? Please tell me you didn’t pay money for this?” 😂😂😂 IYKYK

[@dariuscoleman2046]

TMNT

[@JohnSmith-lp1kd]

Even Raphael knew, 1 to nothinggg!

[@Billytool]

"I don't like punkers"

[@Survivor-ng4te]

Every time I hear his name I hear Raph.

[@Do_i_amuse_you]

New game, round head.

[@Bigredbulldog401]

Ppl act like steroids hit the ball and discredit the athlete this decade of baseball was the best and most exciting

[@Coatomc]

Jose Canseco was my favorite baseball player growing up because we had a AAA team in my home town that feed to the A’s. He the reason I started watching baseball.

[@harminderjitgill571]

Jose Conseco. Production is on point.

[@kimjongun2946]

JOSE IS THE TRUTH

[@isaiah1931]

It’s insane how the ball park plays into home runs and whatnot. I wonder what they would’ve done if they played in modern day Coors field 😂

[@ssherrierable]

Shea stadium balls use to just die out there.

[@bondjames652]

You learn something when you make MLB. The balls are jacked.

[@johnbach2380]

A rods power numbers went up after he left.... granted he did juice. Canseco numbers at kingdome were 232 avg 320 obp and 450 slugging. He hit 12 homers in 241 at bats. Apparently Griffey had a bit better time making contact there.

[@rilenixx]

Well done. I was going to look into his numbers at that park until I saw your post. Thank you.

[@ryanfagan8503]

This is how you properly counter a ridiculous statement. Thank you.

[@mcm2366]

You don’t really understand how big this guy is until you see him in person then realize he was juiced to the gils swinging a bat for a living... Miami OG 🙌

[@ZakFelix11]

Miamis biggest fuckin snitch.

[@ZakFelix11]

but he is fuckin huge.

[@hhill5480]

I concur. I worked security at Comiskey Park in the early 2000’s and walked by him in the tunnel with a sleeveless T shirt on. I could not believe how big he was. Insane.

[@mcm2366]

@@ZakFelix11 there’s far worse people walking around the 305... he told the truth and lost his career

[@ZakFelix11]

@@mcm2366 touché.

[@MrRosarioTV]

I remember being in the stands and seeing this guy come up to the batting plate, I must have been on upper deck and this guy looked YUUUUGE!

[@YurMom68]

Loved watching these guys play!

[@vladtv]

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[@andrewsanchez0204]

Yo Vlad we need a that Dub C from westside connection interview

[@ftl06]

Loved watching the bash brothers as a kid

[@braydencochrane8794]

Griffey did it without cheating...

[@jaahnnn]

I think that's his point. Playing in that park you didn't need PEDs

[@royoung9432]

Yeah right....once he got off of them when people got popped, he broke down. The golden boy was on em for sure

[@beaujac311]

@@royoung9432 He never looked like he was on them. I don't ever remember Griffey looking jacked. He looked like a country strong kid. Also with the majority of these guys there was always a witness of some sort who could verify that they used steroids. I've never heard a peep out of anyone saying that Griffey used. I know that is not foolproof but you can't say that about most players.

[@braydencochrane8794]

@@royoung9432 imagine trying to disrespect/discredit Griff lmao youre a clown

[@royoung9432]

@@braydencochrane8794 Tony Gwynn was the real GOAT

[@shakascloset1700]

Bash bro's 🤘👍 awesome time back then.

[@jessmansportscards]

Very interesting conversation.

[@Vizzy285]

should be in the hall of fame

[@frankwhite1895]

😂😂

[@BakedBeanieSigel]

“Jose Conseco just snitchin because he finished” - Rozay

[@maxmontana6002]

lol i was about to write that

[@thomasdemay9805]

truth was Canseco was still good enough to be picked up by a MLB team but they blackmailed him for snitching.

[@chiarosuburekeni9325]

This line always stuck with me LOL. I love when rap songs have a sports references

[@fernandozamarron3201]

@@thomasdemay9805 no he wasn't, he didn't get picked up until he started juicing.

[@BUTTA170]

Very good, well explained educated interview!

[@jeff503pdx]

Wow, so true, "Not successful every time". A 300 hitter is considered good but technically they are getting outs (2/3) more then on {1/3), crazy.

[@adamturner8732]

You will never see anyone swing a bat like Jose... swung it like a wiffle bat

[@javiermori1710]

The home run he hit in playoffs against Toronto still blows my mind. The bat looked like a toothpick in his hands.

[@mxtex8747]

Uhhh Bo Jackson???

[@adamturner8732]

@@mxtex8747 no go watch and bo for how fast he was was a shit base steeler too.

[@beaujac311]

@@mxtex8747 Jose was so much broader in his upper body than Bo. That's why the bat looked like a toothpick in his hands.

[@TomNguyen]

His aggressive visciousness in his swing was definitely a sight to behold.

[@whyyeseyec]

It's true what he said about McGwire in 87. He hit 49 homers and sat out the last 2 games of that season to be with his wife who was giving birth any day. He could have hit 50 that year as a rookie.

[@rmartin7558]

We'll never know though, now will we?

[@frankcalderon4710]

Jose is cool. Tells it straight!

[@KL-od9mu]

Imagine if griffey took steroids 😂😂 he would of avg 75 hr per year and would of had 900 career HRS because the riods probably would of prevented all those damn injuries

[@evrythingmaster6072]

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[@earl-larsen]

he probably did. stay woke.

[@jeffrey7737]

Roids cause more damage to your body its just a boost for a limited time

[@jimb7816]

He did!!

[@frankcandito7353]

Actually it destroys your ligaments and joints

[@chubbybaby1284]

Great analysis

[@UptownFetti]

Call this man anything you want but this man isn’t a liar

[@kimnora53]

Yes he is. For example, he claimed in his book that when he was with the Rays, he ran a 3.9 40 yards dash. He was in his mid 30s. Do you believe that? Is he still a "truth teller?"

[@richardhodge6817]

As soon as Seattle had an open (in the damp Northwest) air stadium, Griffey wanted out! Officially it was ‘to be closer to my family in Florida’. But Cincinnati isn’t all that close to Florida!

[@jj3164]

Great story. Mark Grace had a great strategy for slumps...he called it Slump Busting or Jumping on a Grenade.

[@kennethevans4056]

Griffey killed it his first couple of years with the reds before he started getting injured all the time

[@Jay2.0-]

Imagine saying 220 is skinny, lil guy 🤣🤣🤣 this guy is a beast lol

[@dancollins8296]

Well mcgwire is 6'5"

[@Jay2.0-]

@@dancollins8296 oh ok makes more sense now, thx

[@doofus9575]

They called him Big Mac even when he was in his early twenties. One of the tallest players in baseball not named Randy

[@jaywilley955]

I love this guy. Isn’t it funny how we chastise the truth tellers and celebrate the liars? Love you Jose. 👌👌👌

[@robd1329]

Thats life for u

[@captainh3831]

He's right about the Oakland ballpark being the worst for home runs, especially at night.

[@edpetrikk2027]

Jose ...Keeping it real 👍

[@imawesome1822]

This guy belongs in baseball

[@chrisbarnhart7944]

loving this.. very interesting.. he has nothing to lose , so let it out.....

[@michaelsmiley15]

I've heard commentators make those types of comments for years every thing he is saying is a 100% correct

[@javierramirez721]

We are all not perfect you know but this player gave his best every night

[@handyman2183]

True Story. Was either later 1989 or early 1990 and I was going to school in Boston. Walking down Boylston Street not far from the Berkeley College of Music. I look over at the bridge that crosses the Mass Pike (I had to be at least 150 yards away) and see this guy that had just come out of the Hynes Convention Center T station and I did a double take because this guy was the biggest human I had ever seen. Is still clear in my memory as if it was yesterday. Wearing a white undershirt with jean overalls and huge $%!kicker work boots. I watched him take a left and proceeded to go on about my day. Later that evening or the next I was talking with a casual friend of mine who worked at or knew someone who worked at the Sheraton who just happened to mention that the A’s were staying there for a weekend series. Only then did it dawn on me that it was Mark McGuire who I had seen the previous day, that guy is from another planet.

[@ronringler4286]

Good video

[@johnbailey2024]

Mark McGuire was a class act , he actually gave back his last 2 year salary, 30 million , then he retired, due to back problems, he said if im not earning my money. I will give it back, who does that, no one

[@deerhunter7482]

Donald Trump !

[@profile_01]

Having career high 46 HRs just a few years before retiring is phenomenal

[@richardkempton1894]

Steroids are a hell of a drug!

[@steverussell6642]

@@richardkempton1894 lol indeed

[@jz00c1]

My favorite player growing up.

[@mmou3878]

Ken Griffey got older thats why it went down. He was still a beast.

[@erickennedy5993]

Griffery never worked out. Just relied on his talent . That why he got hurt all the damm time.

[@Allin_everyday]

best era ..... Oakland coliseum memories

[@SteelCurtain222]

That’s good stuff

[@realessayog6947]

99% of the viewers expect an accent. Bruh is talented and told everyone about the juice while they kept cheering the users.

[@rmartin7558]

Not buying it. The baseballs were JUICED in 1987. He NEVER would have broken the home run record without PEDs. He probably would have been out of the league long before 1998 without having PEDs at his disposal.

[@koffinradio]

He's talking more clear than I thought he would.

[@dskinner8757]

Its comes from giving depositions

[@JB-vt5sz]

Ken Griffey didn’t juice. The 2nd best home run hitter in history

[@edreedson]

I dunno playa his head got awfully large like Bonds head did. Look at bonds as a Pittsburgh pirate..then his last yr at sf. Same w griff, peep his rookie year then his reds years. Get back at me

[@colonelreb1014]

Griffey never got caught

[@jakelang806]

we dont know he didnt.

[@jessewallace666]

I want to believe you bro but you never know

[@chiarosuburekeni9325]

I'd say Griffey was number one. If it wasn't for the injuries man he would have had 800 home runs.

[@davidspade7654]

People hate the truth but that’s all he speaks thanks Jose

[@kimnora53]

Oh you mean like when he claimed he ran a 3.9 40 with the Rays in his mid 30s? Doubt me? Go read his book

[@marlinthrower5137]

Cool video

[@pfizz490]

I hated the Oakland A’s back in the day because they were that good, but it’s nice reminiscing this stuff now.. Definitely a team that brought more interest and buzz to the sport.

[@IGoz-gm8ld]

Look at the Warriors a couple of years ago. They were on top of the world & everybody “hated” them but Ratings were still through the roof. Oakland is just different. Best city in the world.

[@zacharyalthouse3490]

I live in Ohio and when I was a kid, Jose was my favorite baseball player, I was 13 years old when the reds swept them in the World Series, my cousin called me to rub it in, I was pissed lol

[@centralcal6604]

Say what you want but he's making a lot of sense

[@scottlosey4978]

Imagine Canseco and McGuire playing their entire career at Fenway Park......not only would they each hit 300 homeruns, ok, exaggerating, 75 homeruns each, but the would have each batted 350 or above and setting single season records for doubles as they would have each peppered the green monster......

[@TomNguyen]

seriously i was just thinking about that!

[@bennygarcia4]

Griffey went to the Great American Ballpark which was another super hitter friendly park. I don’t think his decline was due to the Skydome. I think it was just age

[@royoung9432]

He got off roids

[@beaujac311]

@@royoung9432 Griffey never looked like he was on steroids. You look at those guys that were on them they looked the part.

[@KardiFan2000]

*Kingdome...the Skydome is in Toronto my guy.

[@bennygarcia4]

@@KardiFan2000 Thank you good sir

[@jonathandutra4831]

I disagree, Seattle is not Colorado or KC or Yankee stadium. Its actually a very pitcher friendly ballpark statistically. I agree on the AS park being pitcher friendly also.

[@jeffreyocchinero9647]

That should be the name of a cycle ( bash brothers)

[@georgefromdownthehall3334]

🤣🤣🤣

[@MassGainingGuy]

Jose Canseco 1986 Donruss Rated Rookie baseball card!

[@gusgrau3594]

Man hearing Mark McGwire, Ken Griffey Jr bringing me back man. Just need to hear Sammy’s name. Frustrating how Vlad treats his employees forces them to ask drug & iffy related questions as he does himself and other stuff but he gets great guests

[@Billywagner22]

I miss Ripken too. The golden days.

[@AfricaGeo]

Vlad got a hard on hearing all this snitching

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LMFAOOO

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[@petecastle5762]

Greatest duo to ever play baseball , Canseco & McGwire

[@anthonywest8446]

Legend

[@knightfall209]

Jose was the man 40/40

[@JJRG3499]

Amazing interview