Reacting to Baseball - Jomboy Media, most insane moments since baseball returned

[@bleachedbrother]

I love your reactions, but...they're called RUNS in baseball, not points :)

[@JT-Rebel]

Its ok, he’s probably mad Liverpool scored 2 POINTS against Man U at Anfield in January to basically to win The League =)

[@iJxlly]

8:20 the biggest comeback I can think of off-hand is Seattle vs. Cleveland, 2001. Seattle was winning by 12 at one point and ended up losing.

[@coyotelong4349]

In baseball they're "Runs", not "Points"- Like in cricket

[@robert52354]

0:25 yes

[@virushasdetectedawindows8381]

What you said about comebacks is why baseball is so great. Since it isn't bounded by time, you could theoretically come back from down 100-0 down to your last out. In football or soccer if you're up by a lot with 5 minutes left you know it's over, but in baseball you have to work till the very end every single game.

[@Zenon0K]

Largest comebacks in baseball history are 12 runs. Tiger vs White Sox in 1911, A's vs Indians in 1925, and Indians vs Mariners in 2001. Indians vs the Mariners is the most famous one because that Mariners team was one of the best regular seasons teams ever, and the Indians scored the final 5 runs with 2 outs in the bottom of the 9th. By blowing that game, the Mariners wound up loosing the all time wins record and settling for a with the 1906 Chicago Cubs with 116 wins.

[@bshows89]

Baseball is such an interesting sport. One of the things I find so cool about it is that rare things happen all the time in baseball. That sounds counterintuitive, but because so many games are played, you see rare plays/rare stats pretty regularly. Think of it like this: if something only happens once every hundred games, that means it happens to each team at least once or twice a season on average. It's so different from every other sport because they play tons of games. Some people hate that, I've grown to love it.

[@brendanbrzycki6873]

A pitcher with that weird motion is considered a "submariner" but in more recent memory they just have a "funky delivery"

[@supersop]

Greatest Comeback. August 5, 2001 - Cleveland Indians came back from a 12 run deficit to defeat the Seattle Mariners 15-14 in 11 innings.

[@michaels8816]

I love your baseball reaction videos, please keep them coming. Also, I suggest one game reaction a week for h the MLB and NBA

[@joeydrinksbeer]

Luka, post as many videos as you want! I don't usually check YT everyday so I binge your recent uploads when I can so don't worry about overwhelming us! Love the content.

[@lilahenn8361]

You should watch some games, but there are way to many games to watch every one. you should watch some mic'd up videos! They put mics on the players during practice and it's a great way to get to know the players. for example, juan soto, the really cocky guys that stares down pitchers did one. they're really fun to watch!

[@Alex-kd5xc]

One of the cool things about baseball is that any comeback is possible as long as you can put it together. In football, the opposing team can run the ball and waste the clock. In basketball, you're also working against the clock. In baseball, there is no clock, just a limited amount of outs. You can be down 10 in the last inning and no matter what, the opposing team still has to get you out 3 more times, and as long as you can string together enough runs, you can make a comeback.

[@JohnLeePettimoreIII]

Men on all bases + batter hits a home run = "Grand Slam"

[@MessOfThings]

Craziest play is probably a Triple play, but specifically an unassisted triple play, where one fielder gets three runners out in one play, all by himself.

[@noahmcdaniel4920]

In the second one, basically he just played mind games on the pitcher. He took off really aggressively to distract the pitcher and in the split second decision he didn’t throw it to second to start the double play, and instead went after the guy on third.

[@kingamity1985]

The craziest comeback I can think of is the Indians being down 12 runs behind the mariners and then coming back to win the game.

[@Pensfan5919]

He should react to the Tom Hamilton call of that. Just insane.

[@TheCosmicGenius]

That, my friend, that, 'freak', near the beginning (4 minutes in) is a submarine pitcher. They're rare, as it's a hard art to master, but extremely effective. That's how I used to throw as a kid.

[@maureen14]

Luka I just looked it up it was the 2007 Mother's Day game. They call it the miracle comeback. Hopefully it's on KZbin somewhere and you can see clip of it. It was surreal it was beyond awesome!

[@jaredpap8874]

Can you do Foolish Baseballs "Stephen Strasburg's Pitching Debut Electrified the MLB"

[@FizzyCape]

The hype leading up to that was crazy, haven’t seen anything like it since, not even vlad

[@cmillivol98]

The cardinals scored 10 runs in the first inning in the playoffs last season, so it’s definitely possible to score plenty of runs in a short amount of time. Also Sportscenter is ESPN’s daily highlights/news show

[@chriszimmermann2582]

I missed the first inning because I had a test but I wasn't worried because I wasn't gonna miss much. I got home and it was 8-0.

[@samjones5160]

still get nightmares about my poor braves

[@cmillivol98]

Sam Jones the cardinals have always been my favorite team, but I’m from East Tennessee so I like the Braves by association of literally everybody else I know😂

[@samjones5160]

@@cmillivol98 in my experience the braves are the team of the southeast (minus florida.) too bad they've been top tier choke artists as of late

[@cmillivol98]

Sam Jones I would agree with that. Either them, or for some reason the Cubs are big here too. I guess because our AA team is the Cubs affiliate but other than that I couldn’t tell you why

[@KardiFan2000]

You should also reacts to "History of the Seattle Mariners" by SB Nation.

[@Name-qo6gz]

Bro that’s a multi part documentary with like 40 min episodes 😂 maybe he can watch it on his own time

[@KardiFan2000]

@@Name-qo6gz I don't care if he chops it up into 12 parts (because of time)...it would make for a great reaction!

[@EldritchAugur]

@@Name-qo6gz Another KZbinr "James Whiting" reacted to the whole series. It can be done.

[@bugvswindshield]

sigh...as a fan I'll sum it up. Nope. done When people ask if I'm a baseball fan , I sigh... " well, I'm a glutton for punishment, so ya....I'm a mariners fan. "

[@jamesallen5591]

Grand Slam = four runs.

[@ImOutOfMtDew]

Denny's grand slam=2 eggs, 2 pancakes, 2 sausage, 2 bacon

[@jamesallen5591]

@@ImOutOfMtDew Lol. Now I'm hungry.

[@christiancallier2575]

The Indians came back from 12 runs down one time in the 90s

[@dom7098]

When you are on defense in baseball, you read the scenario (who is on base) before the pitch and you already make up in your mind where you will throw the ball if it happens to come to you.

[@MessOfThings]

If that comeback happened with fans in attendance this would be a Loudest Crowd video.

[@rdfox76]

I'm not sure the biggest comeback in MLB history, but I've personally seen a team score 16 runs in one inning before, so that shows you what's possible if your lineup suddenly gets hot and the opposing pitching collapses.

[@samjones5160]

baseball is interesting bc there's no clock so technically as long as you're at bat you've always got a chance

[@stt5v2002]

In practice, baseball players often spend time doing what are actually called “situations”. A coach will set up all sorts of scenarios and the players will “rehearse” the best options for those situations. In addition, players are always thinking about what they are going to do if X,Y, or Z happens next. Pitchers are actually the most likely to make an incorrect decision during a play, because they are focused on executing each pitch and may not have had time to consider so many possible upcoming events.

[@jimmyjamqwerty17]

Love baseball ⚾️⚾️⚾️💯🙌🏼

[@noahmcdaniel4920]

The best way to walk off a baseball game is a grand slam when you were DOWN BY 3. That’s extremely, extremely rare. If you hit a grand slam to win the game when it’s tied, the other 3 runs were essentially pointless.

[@rederik99]

Anything is possible in Baseball until the last out is called.

[@HP-ef2um]

The comeback just a scrimmage btw, but crazy stuff like that happens every once in awhile

[@victorbellutta2059]

I would love to watch you react to a live game, it would be so cool to see a british fan react and learn to a game live. best way for you to understand too!

[@vickil3256]

RUNS LUKA, RUNS 😂🙃

[@dom7098]

You can choose a few games per week at max. Not every one.

[@NolmDirtyDan]

They are not called "POINTS" in baseball, they are called "RUNS"

[@dshih199]

eh concept is the same lol

[@fernandoreyes7741]

Don't be that guy

[@NolmDirtyDan]

@@dshih199 sure, but, if you don't want to sound like an idiot, you call them runs

[@lighterflickwayne5946]

Imagine being mad over that 😂

[@NolmDirtyDan]

@@lighterflickwayne5946 its not getting mad, its just trying to teach him the sport, just like how defending in basketball, is not called "tackling" like he used to say, its just trying to teach him the terms of the sport

[@andrewhawkins6754]

the biggest comeback is the Indians coming back from 12 down to win 15-14 against the Mariners in 2001.

[@matthewbonomo5781]

One of the things with baseball is you can always come back. Because baseball has no clock you can always come back from any deficit and any point in the game. One common phrase is that baseball has no clock but to have 27 outs to work with. So until you have gotten out 27 times you can always come back. I believe the largest comeback ever was 12 runs. Baseball having no clock can also lead to crazy scores teams have scored 30 runs before although it’s rare.

[@ketchuploverful]

Mr. Olsen has a very casual swing imo

[@jgrasso1219]

Each team plays 162 games each year regularly but its only 60 this year so it would be a lot to do everything

[@vickil3256]

4 Runs at one time is a Grand Slam Home Run And yes it is the best thing you can do!

[@graysonskweres6021]

I'd pick two games a day for each sport

[@evandubel5927]

I would just do occasional games tbh

[@SylviusTheMad]

I don't know whether it was the biggest, but I remember a game from 2001 where the Seattle was leading Cleveland 14-2 as late as the seventh inning, but Cleveland came back to win.

[@maureen14]

A crazy comeback in baseball to me would be the Mother's Day game of the Boston Red Sox. They were not scoring at all and they came back I think it was the 9th inning David Ortiz started the rally I think. I'm not sure what year it was 2000 and something I'll have to look it up and get back to you.

[@conpop6924]

The Cleveland indians once came back from down 10 or 11 runs which never had been done before and probably never will happen again

[@bokki893]

Bellingers baseball IQ is 10000 lol

[@krishersL]

*The craziest comeback in regular season MLB History was in 2001 when the underdog Cleveland Indians came back against a 12 run deficit vs the Seattle Mariners and would up winning, the comeback didn't even start until the 9th inning* theres a full game footage if you want to watch it for dailymotion or your own time here kzbin.info/www/bejne/r3-2Z4ytqL-glas

[@krishersL]

answering what you asked in 7:58

[@jackpotsb3]

I'm a Red Sox fan so I'm biased but I'd say the biggest comeback was the 2004 Red Sox vs the Yankees in the ALCS (the series right before World Series). It's a best of 7 series and the Yankees won the first three. The Red Sox barely won Game 4 (tied it in the 9th inning and won in the 12th iirc), then won the final 3 games to win the series and they went on to win their first World Series in 86 years.

[@aliciakaffen3678]

Thats the best part about baseball! "It ain't over till it's over" as long as you have an out left you can keep the inning alive and possibly win the game.

[@maxrosen6645]

LFGM Let's go Mets Also...don't react to every single one. That's too many. There's usually around 13 to 15 mlb games PER DAY. Too many. React to some and try to switch up the teams you react to. Last thing...a "point" in baseball is called a "run"

[@rishabhmehta13]

Bro u should rlly check the score rn 😭

[@maxrosen6645]

@@rishabhmehta13 yeah I'm freaking pissed off what a crapshoot

[@maxrosen6645]

@Caleb Cataldo he also had the worst era among qualified pitchers last year.

[@maxrosen6645]

@Caleb Cataldo then what's him winning a cy have to do with anything. Lol

[@maxrosen6645]

@Caleb Cataldo well it's 10 million wasted on a piece of crap starter

[@bensauer5767]

Comebacks in baseball are more likely to happen than any other sport. In theory, you can score unlimited runs without getting an out because the game isn’t timed.

[@hebrewsky]

Grand slams, triple plays and no hitters are the best plays in baseball. (no hitters not necessarily being plays but overall performances)

[@ryanklug5344]

The largest comeback in baseball was the Indians came back from down 14-2 in 2001

[@brandodasavage5538]

You should watch some videos about the Washington Nationals 2019 World Series season. At one point they were 19-31, and had, I think, a less than 1% chance to win the World Series, but they did. Incredible comeback over the course of an entire season, and they won insane games by coming back in late innings against some of the best teams in baseball.

[@bigussmokesus8866]

You should react to more Urinatingtree. You should react to the San Jose Sharks legacy of failure

[@TANTRUMGASM]

when you get caught in a run down, (pickle) , you are sometimes controlling attention and ball away from other base runners, who make a run for it when it is possible....like a "lame duck" sacrifice while base runners are advancing....making the team on the field whip the ball around and creating chaos is pure gold because it is easier to run bases then it is to execute put outs, one bad throw is runs across the plate,

[@EvilJif]

If you want a good grand slam video, check out "David Bote hits a walk-off grand slam to lift Cubs past Nats" it's a good highlight video to see the full at bat, plus a great crowd reaction.

[@wolver73]

Too much for you and for me. We’re having fun.

[@mattofmatticus7746]

Day 2 of Asking Lavish Luka to watch Urinatingtree

[@maddixdasilva64]

He already did

[@mattofmatticus7746]

Super Maddix 64 only the Texas Rangers though

[@toastwoozi]

It would be awesome if you react to baseball throughout the season.

[@olo_smooth_olo5606]

OH MY DAYS

[@absolutely9010]

7:58 there are a lot of comebacks, but I remember the Royals scoring 7 in the 9th inning (last inning) and winning against the White Sox

[@jaimepereznarvaez5633]

You could search for weekly highlights and do one video in Friday or Sunday, that way you see the best of the week and don't have to do a lot of videos!

[@lawrencefelton4392]

once they come out, react to the braves vs mets highlights... absolute bloodbath

[@rishabhmehta13]

Ayy Luka thanks for watching my recommendation

[@gianlucalogan1941]

You should live stream the playoffs for baseball and basketball

[@KardiFan2000]

My team (the Blue Jays) once came back to win after losing 10-0...

[@_gr1nchh]

As a fan of the Braves (The team in the last video with the comeback) I was hoping that would be in here.

[@bobbyhill3563]

On the weekend especially Sunday there are a ton of day games so 7/8 at night your time. If you want to watch games live

[@robertoclemente7066]

Watch this one: "Relive the Yankees' Historic 9-0 Comeback at Fenway ". Pretty good.

[@luckyzonkey8027]

You should react to the game highlights of the Columbus blue jackets vs. Toronto maple leafs games 3 and 4

[@alperensengun6832]

Please more baseball

[@downnice95]

You should react to a handful of MLB games but next week the NHL playoffs are back and you should react to all the playoff games Maybe stay up late and do a livestream watching full games so we can help you understand the nuances of the game

[@emileserper6355]

HE REACTED TO A HIGHLIGHT OF MY A'S i'm so hapy

[@FizzyCape]

Not an A’s fan, but I’ve got them winning the division. A’s are legit.

[@juliantorres3239]

Is there no sports center in Great Britain I thought that was just a known thing around the world

[@WTDProductions]

ESPN is American. UK is mainly Sky Sports and BT Sport and others

[@jaredpap8874]

No, ESPN's only in America

[@bigjoe4u12]

Please react to “Inside the NBA funniest moments” you won’t be disappointed. You’ll see how American sports panels have fun

[@Nextgen04]

Hey luka could you react to MLBS most amazing comebacks by Exe Edits. I know that you were wondering what the biggest comeback was and you'll find it in this video. Like so he'll know the truth

[@webapp31]

Please react to Andre Iguodala highlights!!

[@Threedog43]

I'd love if you picked a team to follow and reacted to all of their games.

[@jake-uh4uq]

Idk if you want to but you can pick a team to follow. I personally am a mets fan and think they are a pretty exciting team because of their bad and good luck sometimes. But you pick whoever

[@AngelA-qi1br]

Are you able to do the package of game highlights MLB puts out each day of all games played?

[@alva1370]

A lot of runs in one inning is called a rally, watching your team rally is great. Sometimes you see fans wearing a rally cap. No rally caps this year. In baseball you score runs not points.

[@sparkieT88]

30 baseball teams maybe 15 games a day, 60 game season in 2020, thats too much luka, just keep up with the recommendations

[@FrenchSilkPie611]

U should react to urinatingtree video on the "Detroit tigers the morden tragedy".

[@EpicMinerNK]

Don't react to every single highlight video, but I would say to either pick a few teams that you want to follow and react to their games or just pick a few games each week to react to (you could ask in your discord for suggestions for teams or specific game highlights to react to). Also I would recommend watching live games on the weekend because a lot of times the games on Saturdays and Sundays happen earlier in the day than weekday games, so it would probably be better timing for you.

[@cjhanauer6714]

If he’s impressed by the braves comeback he should review the nats 7 run 9th inning to walk it off from last year

[@MOisMe643]

If you are doing Baseball recaps, look on MLB.com for recaps of games, they're usually like 3-6 minutes so you'd be able to do several in one video. Or, idk if you get MLB Network in the UK (probably not), but if you do there's a program called "Quick Pitch" that recaps every game from the prior day.

[@azsa3705]

You should react to a video on Mookie Betts and his 12 year 360 million dollar contract extension with the dodgers.

[@victorbellutta2059]

LUKAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

[@emileserper6355]

3:36 I don't know if you intended this but there seems to be a part of the footage that's cut out

[@_maza_2443]

They’re called RUNS, NOT POINTS.

[@johnwray393]

Watch the highlights of the Mets vs Braves game tonight. 14-1 blowout but had some majestic homers. Maybe you can start reacting to condensed games that turned out to be good games.

[@Sam_on_YouTube]

You can't watch every MLB game. There are going to be 900 in the next 2 months and they are 3 hours each. Just watch the day games on the East Coast, which are in the evening for you. The Yankees are an exciting team this year. My favorite. Lots of people hate them.

[@euclidesneto2524]

Luka react to monster jam iconic moments part 1

[@stevenpierce7851]

Of course you run from third base in Bellinger's situation.

[@samjones5160]

I think you should pick 2 or 3 games of each and react to those daily

[@mattkomaroski7598]

Jomboy takes game highlights and picks the best, funniest, or wackiest ones to do a video on. I wouldn’t react to simple highlight videos. Rather, let Jomboy do that work for you and let him make a voiceover of the real current highlights.

[@ST-wr6bo]

Can you please react to “why baseball isn’t fair” by foolish nadbeau

[@Cubzee27]

Ah yes foolish nadbeau