MLB | Unsportsmanlike Action

[@dblankenship88]

I expect to see Machado numerous times in this video.

[@bogeyman10us11]

I have seen the same play by a high schooler - kicking the leg of a first baseman, no doubt influenced by MLB.

[@sedric6153]

Exactly what i thought when youtube recommended this to me

[@benjaminstoneman9088]

I agree

[@chazzanschutz6096]

First thing that popped into my head when I saw the title as well.

[@sirrahpaherr78234]

*you would be correct on that.*

[@meangreen247]

Me, judging off of the thumbnail: "That's not bad sportsmanship. Hes just giving him a high five"

[@conner7004]

same i was like did he have a typo lmao

[@thecardkids837]

Agreed lol

[@fw.brxdy0]

same

[@rcrfleet1022]

Lmaooooooo

[@snoopduck7917]

Lmaooooo like fr

[@rick_fortune]

Votto apparently did apologise for that one with the Reds fan and gave the fan a signed ball. And Manny Machado's a punk.

[@klosekrbv2v2v27]

RickFortune you gotta admit he is a stud though

[@Snennhc]

That slide ended DP’s career

[@TheSBleeder]

And Steve Bartman got a 2016 World Series ring.

[@tuckercarroll8542]

Where is it

[@dnwlogisticsllc8609]

I agree Machado is overrated, over paid and arrogant punk ass!

[@TushPoint0]

Rose being a beast...Trucking the catcher in an All Star game. Played it the way it was meant to be played, and bet it the way it was meant to be bet. Best player/manager/gambler EVER!!!

[@daveperala4723]

I remember watching Pete Rose play as a kid. Man had no fear. He could have been a running back for any NFL team at the time. 7:38 mark.

[@andrewfisher203]

If only he were faster and willing to get hit himself.

[@waynej2608]

He shouldn't have shoved Bud Harrelson, like he did.

[@ye_ole_nade5299]

@@waynej2608 in his defense, don’t block the plate if you dont have the ball

[@us-Bahn]

There was always something peculiar about Rose

[@ye_ole_nade5299]

@@us-Bahnsubs that fact that he’s not in the hall of fame

[@samjohnson497]

Machado sticking out at the knees in the WS against the Sox was payback for ending a HOF career in Dustin Pedroia who could have made a comeback won some gold gloves, allstar appearances, maybe an mvp or two more, ending up with over 2500 or 3k hits and over 200 250 Hrs. I hope the sox put him as a hit or infielder coach and work him into manager position in 3-7 years has a long successful career as one and ends in the Hall that way.

[@katiea2228]

I watched Donaldson kicking dirt live, but I still don’t get tired of the replays 😂 That ump deserved it

[@waynej2608]

Yep, it was sweet.

[@katiea2228]

@Nimfa McDonald Have you even seen the play? A toddler could’ve made a better call

[@josephl2232]

@@skippa7324 he didn't? Unless you define "hissy fit" as a little misplaced dirt

[@Climax_4k]

The first machado clip he looks like he was genuinely sorry

[@simonfisher4629]

Yep. Most guys don’t try to catch somebody that they tried to hurt. He didn’t mean to spike him and tried to keep him for getting hurt worse

[@questionabletacticsgaming9317]

just depends. You're taught to run at the glove and slide late to try to break up the double play. so it's not a normal slide you pull off. lose your balance and your legs instinctively go up to keep balance while sliding, you're going in late so your lead heel catches the bag and pops up. but could also be dirty. some of this stuff wasn't actually dirty plays though for the times. the old running into the catcher was standard. if you're in the baseline without the ball, you get knocked over.

[@scottyjbd]

@@simonfisher4629 you’re a sucker. He apologized because it was so obvious

[@erinokeeffe4696]

That pos isn't for anybody but himself

[@Eldanogrande]

He was making a hard slide and did not even spike him that hard. It wasn't unsportsmanlike. Neither were a lot of the slides into second in this video.

[@martypittman7928]

Machado is the Draymond green of the MLB

[@Logan_Murray]

I like how most of these are A Rod and Machado.

[@JacksonWGrimm]

that's because Machado is a pos

[@jakesearle1810]

Most of them? Hahah were we watching the same video?

[@dylanhardy4194]

There was literally like 2 rofl

[@jakesearle1810]

@@dylanhardy4194 exactly hahaha

[@markoguinn7082]

I would have kicked Machado in the face on that last play. He is a POS.

[@tadmartinson1147]

Machado ruined the career of my favorite athlete of all time, Pedroia. That’s why there was nothing sweeter than striking him out to win the World Series in 18

[@jimmycroikenlager1450]

This video should be called Machado highlights

[@keatonpotter1148]

@@minibeast788 that slide tore a bunch of stuff in his knee and ended his career and you’re saying he faked the fall???😐

[@minibeast788]

@@keatonpotter1148 idk what you are talking about

[@adrianpena800]

@@minibeast788 it did destroy his knee, he could barely play in 2018, 2019, 2020

[@seaoc6578]

I'm a Yankee fan, but Pedroia had a great career. I hated to see him go out like that, especially to a punk player like Manny

[@reesedavidson7557]

It was stupid enough for Clemens to throw the broken bat at Piazza, but he made it worse by saying he thought it was the ball.

[@DarkDesperado25]

I'd be about as mad that he'd expect anyone to buy that excuse.

[@kevinstull8552]

Clemens is an idiot, plain and simple.

[@lj5660]

When did he say he thought it was the ball? I'm not trying to argue if he did or not I'm just genuinely curious

[@grimweeper1322]

@@lj5660 Clemens facial reaction is not on this video, but he clearly did say that if you search other videos of that Piazza incident..

[@sooners2037]

Think it was in the post game interview

[@Neenah-ey3ml]

6:57 “ahhhh sike” that was messed up but that got me😂😂😂

[@queenautumnween2796]

The one with nolan arenado isn't bad sportsmanship, it's frustration from a player who has basically been the soul of that team for almost 10 years and his team not playing to their ability. It's something that happens in sports. Teammates get angry and want better out of their team.

[@mrraven7445]

As a Rockies fan I feel the same he does every season

[@tim12chang]

Manny Machado owns this highlight the same way Robinson Cano owns the "Major League No-hustle Play" highlights.

[@elliottcochrane5299]

4:46 "I don't think that phone's gonna work anymore" LMAO

[@ryannolfi8566]

1:45 as a Mets fan I will never forgive Chase Utley.

[@aidandahl7794]

Fun fact: David Ortiz received that very phone he broke on his retirement tour.

[@randalthor6872]

He had to go rob a gas station later to calm down

[@MrTrackman100]

He should have received a few months in jail!! Dangerous temper!

[@dougraddi908]

Ball players from 2002-2015 all acted like divas, which was great it was entertaining those years

[@lethrneck4]

that slide literally ended Pedroias career...he never got back from that...crazy

[@lmSloth10]

same with tejada as well

[@SaNchZ5V]

One of the saddest moments I've seen in baseball

[@prietogarcia40]

@@SaNchZ5V I hate machado

[@victorunger]

Dustin would have done the same thing though

[@cmreap]

and Ray Fosse was never the same after Pete Rose's gratuitous slam in the 1972 All Star Game.

[@LeglessLion]

Donaldson has a reason to be pissed...that "strike" wasn't even close

[@nashmollenkopf389]

I thought he swang???

[@jocelynlangus9122]

Yeah.

[@vicea4064]

Eli Hauser it literally is a big deal idiot lmaoooo

[@bigboy-cz3nv]

i watched it on jomboy, was this the one where he asked if the strike was called because of the swing or because it was in the zone, and the ump got aggressive?

[@elmersirianni3882]

It was stupid enough for Clemens to throw the broken bat at Piazza, but he made it worse by saying he thought it was the ball.

[@geekverve]

Machado always seems to be well represented in unsportsmanlike videos. Oh, and the play by Pete Rose wasn't unsportsmanlike at all.

[@lazykranch3205]

That was an expected play. That is why catchers were badasses.

[@patrickgrenier7146]

Some say its unsportmanlike because its during an all-star game and he dislocated the guy shoulder (talking about Pete Rose)

[@geekverve]

@@patrickgrenier7146 Some don't understand, then. If you watch the clip, Pete was about to do his typical head-first slide, but Fosse was between him and the plate. He didn't have any choice but stay up and to run him over. If Pete was playing, he was playing to win. No one can fault him for that. I wish every pro athlete played that way.

[@tylerchow1058]

That Rodriguez play at the beginning was just textbook. If it's gonna be close, just slap his glove.

[@baldarchie8280]

I love how arod looked surprised after he slapped the ball out of the pitchers hands

[@victorunger]

I was shocked too. It was a clean play.

[@marklindsay6614]

@@victorunger I'll never understand it. You can blast the catcher at home but you can't slap a glove.

[@troubledsole9104]

@@marklindsay6614 Unless it is a force out, you have to make physical contact with the runner at home plate by tagging them. At first, you only need to touch the bag.

[@RushFanatic87]

3:09 Remember that time Albert Belle became a Linebacker? Pepperidge Farm remembers...

[@slayerfan2]

Remember the time Derek Jeter was on the Yankees? Pepperidge Farms remembers that as well

[@ThE_BEsTreal]

Remember that one time in Zimbabwe where we all died

[@RushFanatic87]

@@slayerfan2 That doesn't equate to the joke...

[@grandmasangels3203]

Baseball is such an awesome sport to watch...Grandma's Angels

[@hellcatchuck2723]

I love Machado's highlight reel.

[@mordecai9032]

"I don't think that phones gonna work anymore" fuckin got me lol

[@elmopihkala402]

Title: Unsportsmanlike Action Thumbnail: Players from the opposite teams giving each other a high five

[@kieranmckinnon542]

Elmo Pihkala he was slapping the ball out of the guys glove

[@elmopihkala402]

@@kieranmckinnon542 Would you have time to talk about our lord and saviour sarcasm

[@drewtaylor8867]

I don't even think that unsportsmanlike, if the Pitcher cant hold the ball in the glove correctly it should be allowed to get slapped out.

[@drewtaylor8867]

@Brendan Ritson if the ball is IN HIS GLOVE properly the ball would not have came out, sorry, but if the ball is in his palm instead in his netting then A-Rod would not have hit it out so easily dude. U ever play baseball and pitched???? SOOO many players try hitting the ball out the pitchers hands and they never drop it most of the time bc they obviously know how hold onto the ball.

[@elmopihkala402]

@@drewtaylor8867 why tf does it even matter I made this comment as a joke

[@YeethusCries]

3:12 was beautiful. He should be in the Raiders OLine.

[@megeraashley7777]

Now that A-Rod is off the Yankees I’ve found them quite tolerable again.

[@SJReid82]

Sucks that Jeter's legacy has to be tied to that other idiot. Can't stand A-Roid.

[@justinz6080]

Tbh I kind of miss old-School baseball with bench clearings being casual cause tbh that’s part of the game

[@KevinGetchell]

Machado spiking Pedroia was the only accidental spike. I’m a Red Sox fan and I think machado genuinely felt bad

[@gavincrumley9305]

No it wasnt he kicked his leg

[@meowthtroplaysvideogames]

The title: "Unsportsmanlike" The thumbnail: 😄🤜🤛😃

[@loudengiove]

The thumbnail is him knocking the ball out of the other guys hand 💀

[@meowthtroplaysvideogames]

@@loudengiove doesnt look like it

[@loudengiove]

@@meowthtroplaysvideogames that’s what it is, it’s the 2nd clip in the video

[@meowthtroplaysvideogames]

@@loudengiove ok but like can you not ruin the joke

[@Starcoffin]

Thank you for equalizing the audio from various clips. Often these style videos have wide swings in loudness from the various clips. Edit: And then the ending was stupidly loud. Nevermind...

[@samschutz7255]

Just make it a Manny Machado Montage.

[@kerloz2589]

Donaldson has a reason to be pissed...that "strike" wasn't even close

[@kingliam8714]

where the hell red Sox fight with the Yankees

[@oswaldoibarra8889]

@@kingliam8714 Which one?

[@bryantXCVI]

That dodger play against the mets still erks me. My dads a lifer for the new york mets and he was straight PISSSED when that play happened. There was intent written all over that slide.

[@epic_tacoboy6954]

I haven't watched the whole thing, but I expect to see Bryce Harper kick dirt on the braves symbol. That was super disrespectful

[@joerohle5082]

wait was Arods clip not allowed? may sound stupid but if there’s any contact and they drop the ball their considered safe no. like collisions at home plate or if the ball is kicked out on a slide in?

[@elimz8589]

(Ortiz smacks the phone and brakes it completely) “ I don’t think that phones gonna work anymore”

[@mirrorblue100]

In baseball - what goes around, comes around.

[@willycanuck]

That Red's fan probably never said a word the rest of the night.

[@kdwaynec]

Consider the only four times Piazza and Clemens had previously faced off: June 6, 1999, at Yankee Stadium: Piazza home run July 9, 1999, at Shea Stadium: Piazza home run June 9, 2000, at Yankee Stadium: Piazza home run July 8, 2000, at Yankee Stadium: Piazza drilled in the head. Left the game, suffered a concussion and missed the 2000 All-Star Game

[@galil_6863]

Alternative Title: Manny Machado's whole career

[@claytonsummitt7905]

Not even bad sportsmanship can make baseball interesting to watch.

[@martoto77]

"He didn't really duck, he just protected himself. He felt he was thrown at. And I'm clearly a biased jerk."

[@gavincrumley9305]

Its pronounced racist

[@TPTGopher]

So it's actually pronounced "Gavin Crumley"?

[@zacharykaiser5910]

“Ohh he needs to get suspended!

[@ryanciaburri4829]

@@gavincrumley9305 Stretch Armstrong

[@losbravos4143]

He threw a breaking ball inside, don’t be dense.

[@TheSBleeder]

The Rob Dibble play was the same night that Andre Dawson deposited about 30 bats onto the field. It was a tense night.

[@Rusaarules]

Is it really surprising A-Rod has to cheat in anyway he can?

[@rafaelcalderon5939]

@Carson K. Montgomery Yeah, but like oxen, a castrated bull, is certainly a plural. Threre's hardly a sports record anymore that isn't tainted with this crap.

[@TPTGopher]

What was really dumb is that he didn't need to: just running straight ahead, he almost certainly knocks Arroyo to the ground, quite possibly jostling the ball out and at the very least allowing Jeter to get to third.

[@Frankybroadcast]

At least Jeter was a class act. A Rod was a bum.

[@dnwlogisticsllc8609]

I am a Yankees fan and I never like Arod. He is a cheater. He was another overrated and over paid asshole

[@AdderTude]

@@dnwlogisticsllc8609 Making infielders miss a pop-up by shouting "MINE" as he's running the baseline, then trying to claim he just said "Ha" (replay showed his mouth saying "mine"). Trying to avoid getting tagged out by slapping the glove to make the fielder drop the ball. A-Rod is a cheater, through and through.

[@billpholde4816]

This should be called The Manny Machado low lights reel.

[@donnadalessio3853]

Machado taking the last out in the WS was one of my all time moments ! I think he’s an ass

[@harryjeffery5222]

lmao the votto one actually has a story to it, in the end he signed a baseball apologizing to that fan and gave it to him later in the game

[@killerryan6856]

When in video?

[@SMOOTHIEGOOSIE]

I feel like votto was totally justified in that situation so I don’t think that fan should’ve gotten an apology from votto and never should’ve gotten a ball

[@waffleman4137]

@@SMOOTHIEGOOSIE yeah that guy caused him to not be able to catch it

[@ratrasins9163]

1:15 I mean the guy seemed sorry and he tried helping the guy so I think he did it on accident.

[@tombchaser]

yeah it deff didnt looked like he did it on purpose. he also tried to break his fall and cared after. i also noticed at the replay he sorta grabbed him by his balls while trying to catch him

[@kRy-ps5jz]

I would give him the benefit of the doubt but it’s manny machado and that ended pedroias career

[@vanillapicklepoochcollecto6839]

He’s done this on many occasions so he no longer gets the benefit of the doubt

[@MoistGrundle]

Nah mane, that's Machado. He should have been sent packing from league play a long time ago. Instead, we have to deal with him in SD now.

[@Dyllan44]

why is the first machado clip unsportsmanlike, man literally stayed and made sure he was good

[@err0r_446]

4:48 “I don’t think that phone is going to work any more”.

[@RSndlrCBG]

He’s not wrong

[@ahnbra]

WOW! I am just watching the Braves player just forearm the other team's 2nd baseman (time stamp 3:15). It looked like the man that was hit in the White uniform was tempted to through the baseball at the man that ran in to him so bad. I am glad he did not do that and remained calm and in control enough not to do that. He seemed confused and angry Over what the man in the Blue uniform had just done to him. This made the player in the White uniform look like a bigger more responsible adult.

[@debestcanadian]

Fernando Vina didn't retaliate against Albert Belle (of the Indians, not the Braves), but not necessarily because he was the better sportsman. More likely it was because Albert Belle was one of the strongest, meanest, angriest men to ever play the game. People were legit scared of him.

[@okGM013]

Dude A-Rod just givin him a high five I don’t see what’s wrong

[@tedmosby6917]

😂😂😂👏👏👏

[@Snennhc]

That slide dirty slide by machado that ended pedey’s career still makes my blood boil

[@joelaf1745]

Mine too

[@gilliganallmighty3]

Should have also ended Mochado's career. You play dirty, you should have the same career results as your victims.

[@oswaldoibarra8889]

As bad as it was, is nowhere near as dirty as Utley´s.

[@gilliganallmighty3]

@@oswaldoibarra8889 as a D-Backs fan, I celebrated that scumbags retirement. He would step on the first basements ankle every chance he got.

[@joemammoth1]

Magic Manny: For my next trick watch the second baseman’s legs disappear!

[@TehGamesaver]

Literally. That move ended Dustin Pedroia's career.

[@michaelorosco1436]

7:39, When I was a youngster, I was a Cincinnati Reds fan, and Pete Rose was my favorite player! I loved watching him destroy catchers!😁😁

[@lazylazar1019]

sorry but someone who purposely rams a cacher and ends his career IN AN ALL STAR GAME doesn't deserve to be an idoled

[@kevinbergin9971]

Fosse should have taken a page from either the NBA All-Star game or NFL Pro-Bowl ... NO DEFENSE.

[@stephaniegormley9982]

@@lazylazar1019 I hate Pete Rose but if it's "only" an All star game and not worth running into the catcher, then shouldn't it be "only" an all star game and not worth blocking the plate in the first place? The guy who preceded Fosse in that game was Bill Freehan, perhaps the greatest plate blocker in baseball history. But for that game he stood about a foot to the right of where he normally did. His reason? He said it was an all star game and not worth risking injury to himself or the runner.

[@OldManDoom]

In Albert Belle’s defense, he forgot where he was for a second and just thought that was his girlfriend

[@RandyDubin]

If that would had happened today, Belle would had instantly been ejected.

[@jaimerosariojusticia]

He was looking for his 4th HR on that game. Ball touched the bat, not his hand.

[@molonlabe9635]

Maybe don’t get in the runners base path and be shocked when you get your ass run over.

[@molonlabe9635]

@Miles Dorum and so?

[@johnobrien2829]

@@molonlabe9635 belle was a punk. 2nd baseman should've threw the ball at his f&ckin head

[@christopherdunne7848]

I remember baseball.

[@peytonsumpter]

I don’t think Nolan’s clip was unsportsmanlike. He’s a leader; if he knows his team is underachieving then he can & should say something about it. He might not have gone about it the best way, but wouldn’t call that unsportsmanlike behavior

[@staticube7007]

i agree

[@mattmirelez5121]

Exactly. I'm sure it happens with every team every year at least once, just usually in the clubhouse before or after games

[@pineappleman4443]

Bruh if a base runner slides like that, I’d just accidentally have my foot/knee hit their face.

[@abbyd267]

fr same

[@Beezlie727]

Trouble is, you don't think of that until after the fact. During the play you're focused on trying to turn the double play. You want that 2nd out. Afterwards it's too late.

[@gapaintball7811]

I think that's why most base runners don't slide into people unless they are desperate. I know if I was a runner and was told to slide into a dude my exact thoughts would be, but what if he knows what I'm doing and decides to cleat my face?

[@1guitar12]

Used to be normal stuff in the good ole days. Now it’s pussyball.

[@ROOSTERSMOKES]

Yeah, old school baseball but Utleys slide was illegal even for the standards back then. He slid even/past the bag. The best though was when he actually got on WFAN and the callers all morning ripping him up.

[@dutchie1010]

this whole video could be just A-rod and Machado!

[@kdsteven2018]

I thought on the thumbnail they high fived each other until I saw the title

[@adamrusso3090]

I was at the game when the telephone was murdered by Ortiz. I will Never forget that.

[@bradensmith661]

i was there the next day when he absolutely went off when Os fans were booing the crap out of him

[@juggle_nerd]

6:12 So much respect for Kinsler (Kinslor?) in this clip. He really handled that with good sportsmanship.

[@Sparty1966grad]

0:35 Wow, Joe West from way back then. Didn't know he could make a good decision.

[@tylerlackey1175]

It was before the brain rot set in

[@starshipsn1511]

That thumbnail made me happy

[@samuelhorton2992]

Hey man that wasn’t bad sportsmanship by aroid he was high-fiving him to congratulate him on getting the out

[@BluBlu111]

Rob dibble had serious issues with anger

[@medixforchune9958]

That wasn’t even machado’s worst... he was doing a hook slide

[@leiamendez8777]

999oii

[@jasondamrau9943]

Lol that’s what I was thinking. He didn’t go out of his way like the other guys in the video. Didn’t seem to be aiming his leg and the contact was minimum unfortunately costly. He even went to catch him and check on him. Machado has plenty of other actual unsportsmanlike plays

[@TehGamesaver]

Yes it is Machado's worst. He ended the career of a Hall of Famer.

[@minibeast788]

Pedroia faked the fall

[@vdubb20]

Man that Chase Utley slide was ridiculous. That should have been an out for interference. He didn’t start “sliding” until he was parallel to the bag. That was blatant af.

[@paulwinslow5904]

How Machado is still in the league with all of the "issues" that have happened is beyond me

[@anderson74]

Cause he is a good mlb player. Simple as that.

[@coleelledge8191]

@@anderson74 so? Actions should have consequences

[@patsayjack402]

@@coleelledge8191 they do. You don't like him, that's the consequence

[@anderson74]

@@coleelledge8191 also, he hasn’t done anything worth getting kicked off the team, sure he is kinda a dirty player but his play on the field makes up for that.

[@coleelledge8191]

@@anderson74 ok

[@jamesr3743]

unsportsmanlike conduct is something that actually makes baseball watchable

[@calebblack3543]

If a pitcher can throw a ball at a guy's head, it seems only fair a batter should be able to throw a bat back at him.

[@kurumauzamaki2731]

It was a breaking ball plus a bat and do more damage

[@thatoneguy9666]

@@kurumauzamaki2731 no, a ball moves faster and has a smaller point of contact meaning it would be more destructive

[@drizzydrew98]

The Votto one was funny lol

[@goldn9117]

There just high giving in the thumbnail 😂😀

[@BarekHalfhand]

As someone getting into baseball later in life these videos are great.

[@madvillian6350]

Ive just started watching baseball last month, so idk if im wrong but still: On the Second video, how on Earth the umpire Gad the guts to mark that play as safe ?

[@oswaldoibarra8889]

The first baseman may have blocked his view.

[@Fear_g-o-d]

I love baseball best sport.

[@jaxinanderson1848]

how is it unsportsmanlike at 1:18 he tried to help him and apologized. he was just sliding and hit him and tried to help him right away Edit: I just realized that was Machado who hit him... it was on purpose

[@stazor2649]

ye.. he ruined Pedroia’s career with that one move. Personally, I can never forgive him for that

[@rslwannabe9475]

Yea he reacted way to fast for helping him. If it had been on accident he wouldn't have reacted so fast.

[@jesseedward1508]

I LIKE IT...MAKES BASEBALL INTERESTING..

[@GiDD504]

I don’t think muchado meant to spike pedroia. He’s a punk but it’s not his M.O to fake caring about who he has a problem with.

[@BigBear48]

Yeah I agree this one seems accidental, but since he's involved in so many dirty plays he loses the benefit of the doubt.

[@piersonthorburn830]

@@BigBear48 he didnt try to do it but he also didnt try to avoid pedroias leg either which ruined a career of a promising player

[@dnaward2004]

@@piersonthorburn830 ruined a career?

[@piersonthorburn830]

@@dnaward2004 ever since then Pedroia has been injury ridden and never recovered his play regressed severely afterwards

[@mistermonologue2442]

You dont accidentally plant a cleat into the side of a man's ankle with your full body weight behind it. Machado may have tried to catch Pedroia immediately but let's be honest....if you heard this story without seeing the clip you wouldn't doubt for a second it was intentional.

[@jayrdeeceeoh7875]

Lol 😂 at 2:38 I was like damn Yasiel Puig been in the majors for a long time

[@jordanclark7821]

Pitcher hits batter. “I don’t think he was trying to hit him”. Batter throws bat down third base line. “He just tried to hit the pitcher with the bat!!” One guess what position that announcer played?

[@sssted4935]

They were clearly both intentional

[@johnt6773]

Pitchers always get the benefit of the doubt 🙄

[@abbyd267]

@@johnt6773 fr

[@10billymac]

I have no clue def not po Maybe rf but not po

[@RecoveringGenius]

Pete Rose all-star game--- Barreling into Ray Fosse isn't unsportsmanlike conduct. This is one of the myth's perpetuated into an urban legend for 40 years now. He didn't end his career. Legal play, and yes all-star games mattered back then for playoff home games and it was for the winning run. And Ray Fosse played over 40 games and hit 297 that season after the collision. Bottom line, it's the cacther's job to block the plate and the runner's job to get to the home plate. Part of the game.

[@robinsonnobles6246]

7:35 This one actually isn't unsportsmanlike. You're allowed to run into the catcher if you're coming home when the catcher has the ball. I've done this a couple times, and this is to knock the ball out of the catcher's hand so that you can be safe. It's not unsportsmanlike it just a smart play if it's a close game.

[@johnhamilton2085]

This was in a purely exhibition All-star game. It had a significant negative effect on Ray Fosse's career.

[@talon_xi]

As the last comment said, it was exhibition. However, the catcher was right in the way but that doesn't excuse that whatsoever.

[@robinsonnobles6246]

@@talon_xi I think it is fine. He was just trying to win, and as you said, the catcher was in the way and the play is completely legal.

[@Esonar]

Albert Belle leveled dude, I mean that shit was NFL tier.

[@rubenmoreno4318]

I expected to see Manny Muchacha a lot more. Love my Dodgers, hated to see him on the team.

[@expert_fretwork]

Nothing was more satisfying than watching Sale corkscrew him into the ground for that last out in 2018 for me.

[@jeffprescott9658]

1:46 - Karma. Utley took a knee to the face on that dirty slide. 🤣

[@EG-co7sk]

i watched that game with manny machado and i remember that even his own fans booed him that just goes to show how obvious that kick was

[@r6god133]

Ya as an O’s fan I never liked him

[@zorrakas320]

I’ve dropped my shoulder for every fielder I’ve ever ran into. Very rarely am I called unsportsmanlike

[@TehGamesaver]

You mean the Albert Belle collision? Yeah you can drop a shoulder. You can't throw the forearm like he did. Did you even listen to the commentary talking about that?

[@mrutherford1106]

That first guy wasn't unsportsmanlike, he just forgot he wasn't playing in his backyard and throwing the ball at the player isn't considered "out" Wait, my family isn't the only one who did that, right?

[@Astrobrant2]

I went to the next game at Camden Yards the day after Ortiz destroyed the phone in the dugout. I so hoped he would have a lousy night.... Poppy went 4 for 4. Damn!

[@lethrneck4]

3:12 belle is so feared by everyone , not 1 of Vina teammates even went at him haha

[@phantomlord5707]

wanna hear a joke? oh man Jonathon Papelbon is such a class act!!!!!!

[@finnsalzmann435]

2:35 was after the pitcher almost hit him 2 times before. Then the batter stepped out for a practice swing and the pitcher threw one near his head.

[@parkerbeard6170]

Chase Utley's late slide was dirty and put of the baseline. As a Mets fan what pissed me off was how he was called safe on the review when neither he or Tejada touched the bag. My Dad stated as a former umpire that if nobody touches the bag on the play, then the original call should stand

[@notlocjones6081]

1:57 I respect him so much for doing this.

[@aidenisacutiepatootie]

I don’t know anything about baseball other than homerun, strike, and touchdown. What happened?