MLB Strangest Plays Ever

[@jackyamamura2447]

0:37 when there is 2 strikes and your coach tells u to take

[@jakeyyad03]

You must be pretty bad for your coach to tell u to take a pitch with 2 strikes 😆

[@Flaves3]

“And the Astros are gonna win it!” One of the best weird plays

[@JakeDombroski]

That play had so many plot twists 😂

[@Rockhound6165]

Unfortunately there's no footage of this but in 1976, Tim McCarver of the Phillies his what appeared to be a grand slam but 1st base runner Garry Maddox had gone to tag up in case the ball was caught but McCarver was so excited that he hit a grand slam that he passed Maddox on the base path. This meant McCarver was out so the homerun was nullified, however, the 3 runs were allowed to score and since McCarver had touched 1st base he was credited with a single so he's the only player in history to have hit a grand slam single.

[@nickleization]

That Dee Gordon strike-out is the textbook definition of WHAT ARE YOU DOING!

[@adammonahan687]

Come on man!!!!

[@erichargrove2287]

Morse should have totally flipped that invisible bat...

[@ronwatson4043]

I wish sports announcers would learn the difference between interference and obstruction.

[@howaboutno4002]

Interference is if the runners block the ball, and obstruction if the fielders block the runners?

[@TUFprofan]

Good video but I would like more replays if available. I was pondering what was happening in the last clip still while the next play was happening and missed it.

[@WyWid]

Or he can make a genuine suggestion. You can tell this guy is older because he used the word “pondering” and typed a whole paragraph

[@braydenevans7484]

You should do MLB loudest home runs

[@mrcrabs3996]

This vid gonna have a mil views in like a year or 2

[@ryanthomas3628]

How do you know!!!

[@ReidTheRulesGuy]

It just has that kinda title doesn't it

[@bresnato2319]

10000%

[@WyWid]

And this comment is gonna have 1k random likes on it too

[@druso5852]

Fr

[@fishingthelist4017]

You were a week too soon. El Mago has topped them all.

[@asottilare4233]

Came here to say that!

[@dustinfinck3955]

Yep!

[@austinreardon2551]

Straight facts

[@obscurereference6298]

I swear that Cespedes play is a viable strategy

[@ImperfectGaming]

for 0:37 Dee Gordon (batter looking) claims: "I wanted to see if he [Michael Pineada, the Yankees pitcher] could throw the strike. I didn't think he would, and he did. That's part of it."

[@bengowans6849]

announcers said interference in last clip but its obstruction. they were close tho

[@ReidTheRulesGuy]

Those are literally synonyms.

[@ryanaltfillisch7155]

@@ReidTheRulesGuy They mean different things in regards to baseball rules. Obstruction is when a defender impedes the progress of a runner. Interference is generally when a runner/batter impedes the ability of a defender to make a play on the ball (there are a couple of defensive interferences as well, but most of the time it's by the offense).

[@ronwatson4043]

@@ReidTheRulesGuy Also, obstruction is a delayed dead ball while interference is an immediate dead ball.

[@almostfm]

@@ronwatson4043 _Usually_ it's a delayed dead ball. In this case, because it happened before the batter-runner reached first, it's a "Type 1" (also called "Type A") obstruction. When that happens, it's an immediate dead ball, the batter-runner is awarded first, and the other runners are awarded whatever base they would have reached, in the umpire's judgement, if the obstruction had not occurred. So basically, none of the stuff that happened after the obstruction counts.

[@aarongorton1984]

dodgers STILL STACKED YEAR 2098 LMAO

[@ihatechaucer4413]

Too many clips were cut way too short. What was weird about the first and last clip? All I saw was a homerun and a player being thrown out at 2nd.

[@aarongorton1984]

WTF GRANDSLAM WITH NO BAT IMCONFUSED? LMAO

[@MuziicVideoz]

Wtf dee Gordon 😂

[@maxrichter4231]

the word "strangest play " is only just funny

[@jeffhemmen9088]

That Cabrera thing didn't need to happen. That's why in the old days the catcher would jump to outside the batters box. I don't understand that air guitar grand slam? Did they need to re create it? Why?

[@bradleygoodson29]

if i remember right, they were reviewing if he actually hit a home run

[@mahasw777]

What was the result of the first video? Was the runner/batter called out for passing his teammate on the basepath?

[@nikolasfrisco9293]

1:16 can someone explain what’s going on?

[@peteymcthompson]

Morse's hit bounced off the top of the wall and into the outfield. Morse rounded 1st then got hung up between bases and was tagged out coming back to 1st so he went to the dugout. The play was reviewed as a homerun (grand slam even!) but he still had to run the bases. I think he just did the little swing for fun though.

[@almostfm]

@@peteymcthompson You know what would have made it perfect? If he'd called the shot before that swing.

[@aaronaguilar9172]

@@almostfmor if he did his 2nd swing left handed lol

[@yelpfn4311]

Early team where you at

[@fistinair1979]

What the heck happened with that grand slam by Morse?

[@SoHighIFly]

im so confused by that one haha

[@nwhite3562]

It wasn't called a HR, so when they called it a HR afterwards he had to run the bases to make it count

[@fistinair1979]

@@nwhite3562 ahhh, gotcha, thank you

[@jonathanhains814]

@@nwhite3562 omg

[@codywilmeth6258]

I really enjoyed baseball until the left intervened.

[@UN_Banished]

Oh god how what did they do

[@aarongorton1984]

YANKEES VS BOSTON ALWAYS FIERCE RIVALRY THE BIGGEST GAME IN MLB

[@user-cm6vi3ef9u]

Is there anybody who can explain 1:16 ?

[@willstensrud225]

imma see my comment in 4 years

[@aarongorton1984]

BELLINGER IS TOO GOOD DODGERS WILL SOON BE THE MOST TIMES MLB WINNERS THERE TOO GOOD

[@aarongorton1984]

AMERICANS DONT GET INTERFERENCE ITS OBSTRUCITON NOT ITNERFERENCE

[@joshytclaps1817]

Pls upload in better quality

[@coltonring7945]

First go dodgers

[@mr16325]

Who asked

[@CincoFacts]

USA

[@ibdegreatm1178]

Hi

[@Soarvivorz]

Here early

[@wearemaxandjustin9882]

here before a mil

[@1lspidey523]

1000th view

[@joshpeck4857]

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[@zebraneighbor6383]

What

[@kevinwiley3538]

Horrible editing.