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@mgasolprodz3315 минут бұрын
Oil up
@GabeVelez-x1c2 сағат бұрын
I remember you saying in a video that your dream is getting someone into baseball analytics. I can safely say that that dream is accomplished
@northstarjakobs2 сағат бұрын
All four of Minnesota's (post-integration*) Hall of Famers (Dave Winfield, Paul Molitor, Jack Morris, Joe Mauer) were born in St. Paul within ten miles of each other, and it would take 15 minutes to drive from Winfield's high school (St. Paul Central) to Molitor and Mauer's high school (Cretin-Derham Hall) to Morris's high school (Highland Park). Must be something in the water in St. Paul. *This exercise requires me to exclude Charles Bender, a Dead Ball era pitcher who was born somewhere in the Brainerd area and grew up on the White Earth Reservation. His story is fascinating in its own right, as a Native American baseball player who grew up on the still relatively new reservation, learned baseball at the Carlisle Indian Industrial School (the same boarding school that made Jim Thorpe a national name), and became a top pitcher on Connie Mack's Philidelphia Athletics, all at a time when "kill the Indian, save the man" was all but official policy and the Sioux Wars were still very much in living memory.
@Bupman22 сағат бұрын
This video scratches so many itches for me thank you
@TigerSharkMLBСағат бұрын
1:08:30 David Wright is easily the best position player from Virginia, just so happens to be a what if story similar to others on this list. If video included pitchers however, it would be Justin Verlander and it wouldn't be very close, but I wouldn't be surprised if someone passes David Wright in the next 30 years.
@mostly_baseball3 сағат бұрын
I think Roger Clemens makes a good case for the best from Ohio
@augustmueller9680Сағат бұрын
Mentioned Sicks’ Stadium so I’m dropping this - I wrote a story on the history of the Brewers and it’s connections to Seattle. Sicks’s stadium was a fun part of it. If you’re interested in it hmu, it could be a fun read
@Bakes14Сағат бұрын
23:08 “I can’t be to Sad, I have too much money”
@Zacg0120 минут бұрын
My friends all know me as a big Mark Vientos guy
@roacherino8446Сағат бұрын
Went to Montana State and lived in Bozeman for 4 years, ama!
@Notkimbosliced3 сағат бұрын
Hell yeah another NMF banger
@smoceany94783 сағат бұрын
colordao
@Adam-er5mkСағат бұрын
Montana is pretty cool. Dry place though, fucked up my skin when I was a kid.
@karlkass7373 сағат бұрын
Some nice work break content
@tyranttracergaming3 сағат бұрын
15:33 isn't even the first result and it's the largest city in our state.