Pat Burrell Career montage from 2008 on CSN

[@rustyshackleford2719]

I loved Pat. He symbolized hope for the franchise and I'm glad he got to be on the team that got it done.

[@jagaloon14]

Those 2000s Phillies were so fun. Burrell, Howard, utley, Rollins, and abreu had pitchers saying hail Mary’s before their starts

[@Johnny55671]

My favorite player. Dude gave 30 hrs and 100 rbis every year and walked 100 times every year.

[@RichardSanchez137]

The Machine!

[@thomasjcox]

He would bat .800 in the bars.

[@lendrury2771]

So apparently Burrell liked the cheap liquor?.

[@captainnutsack8151]

This guy was consistently insulted, booed, and criticized during his first 8 years as a Phillie. Winning a WS cured that, it seems, but Philadelphia should remember, we did not treat this man very well before 2008. I don't recall ever hearing as much as a peep out of Pat either, concerning all this. He took it on the chin and understood it was part of the game. Nothing but happy words from him when his career was over. The man is all class. He got to see the absolute worst of Phillies baseball rise all the way to the top.

[@alcopower5710]

Extremely well said

[@clw132]

He struck out SO MUCH in big spots.

[@um52]

One of the Phillies greatest sluggers

[@AB-jz1li]

Come on man I’m a long time Phillies fan… And if I remember one thing from the Jim Thome Chase Utley Jimmy Rollins Ryan Howard era… it’s that the fifth spot in the line up was for Pat the bum Burrell so expect a strike out but 1/20 times he might come thru😂

[@AB-jz1li]

Lol I said that before watching they… hit the nail on the head

[@geg6315]

@@AB-jz1li hey come on the dude could crush the ball. He had over 25 home runs 5 years and over 85 rbis 7 times. Certainly no slouch at the plate. He must’ve taken your wife or daughter into one of the historic district bars’ bathrooms

[@Johnny55671]

@@AB-jz1li you sound like those stupid fans who booed him. He averaged 30 home runs and 90 rbis a year. Also walked 90 times a year. You wanna talk strikeouts and you bring up Ryan Howard who struck out 160 times a year. Not saying he was better but he was clutch and he was a great personality in the clubhouse and everyone loved him.

[@Mr.Derogatory316]

1:40 Pat Burrell's sister is really cute and beautiful

[@Derek-wg5gk]

One of the nicest swings

[@animalmother53]

I pulled his rare 1999 Fleer Mystique rookie card. If only he turned out like Pujols :(

[@lorimeyers3839]

Never seen a hitter with such a massive hitch in his swing like Burrell. Watching him swing in person at Phillies games, it’s even more pronounced. It always looked like he was in pain on the field, too. Gotta compliment him on his work ethic. I can still recall getting to CBP during BP in 04,05,06, and 07 and every time, Burrell was working in left field on backtracking to the fence on fly balls and jumping catches at the wall as a coach would hit w/ a fungo bat from behind shortstop. Like Utley, he wasn’t the most naturally athletic nor talented player, they had to work in order to be successful, to remove that handicap. What a postseason he had in 08. Some huge home runs and the double.

[@lorimeyers3839]

@one night in bangkok yes, he wasn’t the fleetest of foot in left, kind of slow to field base hits, but his arm was pretty decent.

[@johnrotten3268]

Dude always reminded me of Joaquin Phoenix's character in Signs lol...They have similar looks and had lots of clutch homeruns but strikeouts galore...

[@Justin-be6so]

Lol!!!

[@eternal_napalm6442]

Clutch hit in Game 5 of 2008 World Series.

[@shawncollins4246]

Wow pat Burrell and veterans stadium. Love this montage

[@Techist_US]

He was great huh, never made it to an All-Star game while making millions - too many strikeouts.

[@lendrury2771]

I agree Dude was way over hyped Had a few good seasons then fizzled out big time

[@saml1939]

Shouldn’t his career highlights include amateur pornography?