Shohei Ohtani vs. Babe Ruth & Team USA’s back-to-back losses - Colin | THE HERD

The MLB All-Star Game is set to start tonight, and Colin Cowherd is here to tell you that the Los Angeles Angels' Shohei Ohtani may be the most dynamic athlete in history. Hear why Colin believes Ohtani is better than legendary great Babe Ruth. Plus, Colin talks the USA Men's Basketball team, who are now 0-2 in the exhibition portion of the Olympics. Colin explains why the back to back losses are proof that Basketball has grown in popularity around the world, and Americans no longer have a monopoly on basketball talent.
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Shohei Ohtani is better than Babe Ruth, talks Team USA's back-to-back losses - Colin | THE HERD
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[@GilbertVision]

Ohtani is the real deal! Someone give Stephen A. Smith this new flash.

[@kennyhi4724]

well said. Shohei is a special player

[@hallowseve1698]

Ben Verlander does not know his arse from a hole-in-the-ground concerning sports, and neither do you.

[@GatCat]

Shoehei is the reason I started back into baseball.

[@TheJaJe.]

I’ve said this since he first got hype over in Japan years ago, “he’s the best baseball player ever.” And he proves it. Throws 100 and hits bombs. Nothing like him ever

[@jayc379]

He is having one of a kind season, but too early to cement him as ‘the best ever’ pump on the breaks a bit man lol

[@hennylo68]

Slow down dude. Baseball is almost 200 years old. A 3rd year player is not the best player ever. People say that about Mike Trout and I tell them slow down and he's at least been in the league 10 years.

[@yuumetal2363]

@@jayc379 and Henny, there are great players who ruins their performance by injury and other factors. ttv is talking about talent, not about how good they can play in long term. rather just one year of record proves how good they are.

[@texassummer4176]

why you didn't tell me that earlier? His jersey is now more than 120 ,000 $ now. double of Traut.

[@TheJaJe.]

@@hennylo68 you don’t get it and that’s ok! There’s no player like him! He does everything! Throws 100 and hits bombs! Best player ever period! No one has ever done that

[@markr8954]

Ohtani is the only reason I care about baseball and I'm a Pirates fan

[@kelvinplacencio8538]

I agree with you and I’m a Yankees fan!

[@gpropho]

Y’all got Tatis & Judge smh

[@brandonl4663]

Is that the name of the game ohtani plays ?

[@gpropho]

@Noah Anderson you’re right im just a casual admiring Ohtani’s greatness

[@jonathancauthen5883]

@@gpropho don’t ever put Judge with Ohtani or Tatis

[@Drcowboyfunk007]

…and Ohtani steals bases…

[@robertsmith9149]

Hes not very good at it

[@robertsmith9149]

He has stolen 8 bases this year and has been thrown out 5 times. Thats awful

[@derek0452]

I never used to watch baseball but I’ve obsessed about Ohtani since last year. I watch him every time he plays and watch the highlights again and again 😂

[@spicysiracha8747]

Bro. Ohtani is the reason why everyone, including myself are tuned into baseball. And I'm a Eagles and 76ers fan.

[@jonathan083]

Baseball is not big sport here in Philippines but I started looking at baseball because of Ichiro and became a fan because of Shohei.

[@SeveredLegs]

I totally agree. I don't watch baseball but I've been instantly captivated by this guy. I can't believe I haven't been seeing this everywhere all year.

[@fated316]

Love Ohtani.

[@lisa-sk5bt]

Yes. Love Ohtani

[@tompark5617]

Never even paid attention to baseball until Ohtani. He is remarkable to watch!!!

[@JK-ff5cx]

Of course you don’t see Angels caps in LA Colin, they play in OC. I’m a Dodgers fan but I’ve lived in OC my entire life - plenty of Angels caps here.

[@agoo7581]

Does colin think the LA angels actually play in LA?

[@36090pburke]

Its probably a gang affiliated hat at that lol

[@anthonycabadas8524]

Yea right 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@brandenhill8426]

Lmao yeah you see shohei stuff everywhere too

[@patrick553]

Cali is a dump. High taxes, high crime, high homeless, expensive housing.

[@zack7736]

The Angels have like the 2nd highest attendance over the last 20 years or so. Don’t tell me you don’t see fans Colin

[@21jamills]

It is pretty rare to see Angel Stuff in LA County. Even though the are close, since he lives in L.A. you already know it’s all Dodgers stuff.

[@lochnessmonster5149]

Angels games get a lot of away fans. The last game I went to a few years ago might as well have been a home game for the Yankees. This was when Trout was MVP and the Angels were a playoff team. It was soldout and Yankee fans were probably 60-65% of the crowd.

[@MakeThisPlaceIgnite]

@@lochnessmonster5149 when were the angels a playoff team?

[@alia7750]

@@lochnessmonster5149 stop lying clown

[@br1ns4n]

@@MakeThisPlaceIgnite It was probably 2014 or 2015

[@Football-bk6li]

Credit where it is due ... that was two great takes.

[@snowmochi1373]

Ohtani is the only reason why I went to the Angels game despite living in OC. And I’m Korean

[@royalewithcheese17]

Colin coming back from his 3 day weekend with some massive swings. DAMN

[@JasonJia909]

Yeah this take is straight up high heat

[@QSRebelClan]

Yeah he turnt the stove up with this take.

[@cobragrunt7295]

Saying it again for those in the back. Give us more Shohei!

[@KeithTKO]

Lots of media personals are afraid to say what you just did. But it is the truth.

[@nickbarcheck1019]

Colin didn't know who Ohtani was until this morning.

[@bikingchupei2447]

i don't think colin watches any sports games.

[@Mrforever34]

Lmaooo that’s cold

[@mikeportnoy7622]

REAL TALK: I got interested in watching baseball again because of Ohtani. The last time i watched baseball was the Toronto Bluejays winning the world series.

[@tigerbalm20000]

This is why you can’t compare players from different eras. Ohtani would hit 100 HRs against pitchers in Ruth’s era. Ruth would hit maybe 10 in today’s game. Talent-wise, there’s no comparison. Today’s athletes will always be bigger stronger faster than yesterday’s athletes. Doesn’t matter what sport. So with all that being said, the only way to compare athletes from different eras is to look how dominant they were during their respective eras. Was Ruth more dominant during his era than Ohtani in his? Colin’s argument that Ohtani is better than Ruth is missing this point. Heck, even a lower tier MLB player today is better than Ruth if you’re looking at pure talent and skills.

[@gnarpress]

The fences were like 450 ft back when Ruth played in dead ball era. Jacked guys today would hit in the teens back then.

[@littledragon2007]

@@gnarpress Ohtani hit 23 400+ feet home runs in 2021.

[@MahdiKnicks]

I've been saying this for the last 10 years.... let's go international boys!!

[@DiazTribe]

Colin, I enjoy your take on things. Right on time!!

[@jasondelacruz6522]

Disagree with Stephen A on this. I do my best stuff when I need an interpreter…at 1 AM after a few drinks.

[@rorylynch5466]

It’s annoying because Stephen A is always the first one to call someone else a racist. And Ik he apologised but still pretty hypocritical from him because you don’t need to speak English to hit dingers

[@JasonJia909]

Was waiting for Colin to talk Ohtani! Did not disappoint. Need more of this content!!

[@stonecoldsteve316uk]

He is great but Stephen A does not think he should be the face of baseball,because he can not speak English,it is racist

[@gregorybrown3529]

Good Job, Colin... Both Good Takes. Thanks! 🌞

[@beastwoo2175]

Just started watching baseball again because of Ohtani, I also just purchase his jersey as well

[@oocharmin10]

I’ve never cared for baseball until I started to see Tatis and Ohtani highlights 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@sayjaibao01188]

Tatis and Padres suck

[@Ohyeahjiful]

Injury is the KEY! If he does not get injured, he will prove how great he is. Ichiro hardly got injured, then he hit 3000, 200-hit 10 yrs in a row, 262 hits a yr. When Ichiro got interviewed by the Japanese media @Tokyo Dome when he retired, he said Shohei must become #1 player in the world. Shohei has that caliber to become he said.

[@upgr8king]

Great job Colin 👏

[@pabloalmanza354]

Not a big fan of Colin but i respect what he said on this segment. There was a time when the US could steamroll the world. But the times, they are a-changing

[@straytiger]

Colin understands the great things of Shohei Ohtani well.

[@robbiespsc5719]

Perfect take!!!

[@eriklakeland3857]

The economic barrier to entry is super noticeable in hockey. That gear is hellaaaa expensive. Getting ice time is expensive. Building and maintaining an ice rink is expensive for cities.

[@willh3972]

Here at utah state the hockey team was great for a long time but only considered a "club" so never received compensation compared to the rest of the athletic department including a long time bad football team that was constantly getting bailed out. The hockey team had to foot all their own bills. Its ridiculous

[@lizastodomingo2690]

Im a steph curry,warriors fan..im all basketball..but damn when i saw shohei hits those homers and pitching all those strikes out here and there im like in love with him and now a baseball fanatic coz of him..my husband even jealous now and keep on commenting " im all you got and i will be your ohtani!"..shohei is phenomenal i love him...

[@Goldie_Hawn_Solo]

Rarely do I jump on this kind of hype...and Im still reserved because media always starts calling the talented kid the next "Jordan" prematurely just for ratings...but this guy really has the tools to be one of the best to ever do it. Hopefully we'll see this young man in the hall. Hes really something different...just like his fellow countryman Ichiro was...and we all know the legend that was Ichiro. Right now he's probably the best player in baseball. Good wishes to you Shohei. Go get it and take care of yourself.

[@uteboy86]

Baseball has a great tradition in Australia longest played game here league in Australia is the oldest in the world not very big but. I play just weekend baseball and stopped watching baseball for last 3 or so years and started really watching again because of Ohtani guy is just amazing.

[@bootitup6927]

1. Shohei Ohtani is so good that SAS and fox radio are making pretty bad remarks about him. 2. Problem with Angels stars is that they'll never sniff the post season.

[@WearingGoldluck]

Hey those are two pretty good takes, not bad Colin, not bad.

[@mayihave2penceplease449]

Colin is absolutely my favorite radio personality... Preparing for global takeover Resistance is futile: Shohei Ohtani

[@Capricorn_jan2648]

In every sports in USA .. international players dominates.. even in music and movies...

[@jinrosemont]

Love it

[@boredom247]

Growing up i lived in a household where football 1st basketball2nd all the other sports we didn't care for until last month i randomly watch the Nationals vs Phillies game from start to finish and every since then i been hooked on baseball... To the point i bought the MLB tv season pass... Please Don't judge me idk squat about baseball but im slowly understanding the game

[@wack...]

I got hooked on it recently too, ppl are kind when you tell them ur new especially

[@WarPigs413]

Baseball is the best. Nothing like it. It's about tradition, numbers, and all around skill. It's the most unique game in America

[@Smartguy898]

This is a great take on basketball

[@ajaymanhas9072]

Colin the goat as always

[@MrWCLewis12]

Herd you’re conveniently forgetting the hardest throwing pitcher of the 70’s…and 80’s…maybe the 90’s. Nolan started with the Mets and went to the Angels. LA has seen greatness on the bump before. Sho-Time is crazy special though and a lot of fun to watch. Hope he has a lot of years…and terrible games against my Rangers. 😉

[@sayjaibao01188]

Nolan is awesome in his own right. But with Shohei we getting to see great pitching and power hitting.

[@onespeedlite]

It's amazing to think Nolan Ryan played 27 seasons! As hard as he threw, there is no comparison between competition today and the past. In 2002, the average fastball was 88.5 mph. In 2022, the average fastball is 95mph.

[@cillyprodd]

I have never heard of this guy until now

[@moisessalazar8289]

Collin calling people old heads cracks me up.

[@cursivelinenerd1453]

Yeah! That's what I'm talking about!! Two thumbs-up.

[@jap7856]

Funny thing is HR derby, Ohtani (33 HR) didn't even get out of the 1st round and Alonso (17 HR) wins it. I guess Ohtani wants to hit HR against real pitching and Alonso want to do it with soft-toss:/

[@reyrey4261]

Ohtani was gassed. He’s not used to the altitude.

[@WarPigs413]

I think ohtani was nervous tbh. His pitcher was also terrible.

[@skollee]

Ohtani is bringing fans back and new fans to the game!

[@Brancononordeste]

714 Home Runs without steroids is not mythology. This is perhaps the worst take Colin has ever had. Total disrespect for greatness.

[@jakesnake6842]

Said it perfectly

[@mirais3250]

Thankyou😢

[@naohironarita2735]

shohie otani like a superman

[@stevechoi9920]

I'm Angel's fan because of Ohtani, Only thing I hate is I live on the east coast and can't sleep until 1:00am if they have a home game. 😂😂😂

[@juancena1484]

Never care for baseball but Dame that boy ohtani got me like wow baseball

[@balltalkdeep]

that second soliloquy should be a separate video cuz that was great

[@garrycole9187]

Right on the point, come on, how many people were even involved in baseball back then even in the United States. It was a very regional sport, mostly in the North East coast and Chicago areas, that is where all these west coast team came from, Dodgers and Giants were both Eastern teams.

[@FollowMarcos]

His take is pretty accurate. Claiming that a player from 100 years ago, when the sport was in its infancy and most players played it for fun and most times as a second 'job'. The sport, any sport, is better now than it was 100 years ago.

[@kennsakurai9582]

Shohei was "different" since he was a kid. Dad was a baseball player and tall. Mom was a badminton player and she's taller than average and super sportswoman. Both told Shohei when he was growing rapidly and throwing real fast, that to earn the trust from your teammates and other teams, pay respect to everybody, and never say any bad about the others, NEVER. Do that from today, and that was when he was 12. Godzilla Matsui was told the same by his coach that he was selected by his teammates to be the captain. Coach told him he should, must say nothing bad about the other people period. That was when he was 10. Both straight like an arrow and promised that with the same word, "gotcha." That's what they share, lol but it's true. I know Hideki Matsui by producing the shades for his to wear at the Yankee Stadium 'cause we asked him why he dropped easy fly balls? The answer we had was that in the early innings, the sunlight was killing his eyes, and if the ball cuts into the light, he dropped those easy-to-catch fly balls. So, we made the cutting-edge polycarbonate lens for him and had the Italian company that used to make Oakley products. Had Hideki's head 3D-scanned and sent the data to Italy, and at the same time, Italians made the Oakley-like frame to mount the blade -ike one-piece lens. After he got that, he never dropped a fly ball at the Yankee stadium. I've met Shohei's teammates when he was playing in high school and all of them said he was always friendly whoever the person is, always positive, cheer up anybody who's down. He went to the high school baseball national tournament and lost. He wasn't in his best condition, and with some errors by the others, he lost concentration and lost big time. The other team was too good. Any pitcher would be devastated. It was a kind of game Shohei could cry out loud. But he kept his cool and was trying to cheer up the other player of his team. I met Shohei when he was one of the Fighters and just like Hideki Matsui, I fell in love with the boy. Always cares for others, and he was a super nice kid from head to toe. When we heard that he's going to the show, we thought it would take 5 years to be the starting pitcher. But never thought of being a home run hitter. And then he had injuries and had surgery. But he did his basic rehab training a lot. And he could have his knee back in shape as he was willing to. Then this season. The manager of the FIghters Kuriyama was saying that if all the gears work as they should, Shohei might do something wonderful. That's for sure. And now we are eye witnessing that the lovely thing is happening right now. A boy was raised by a sportsman's parents and everything taught to him was right.

[@hv8546]

not only there are more interest in basktball worldwide, all the best talent are refining their craft among the best, in the NBA

[@johnbrowntheprophet]

Colin clearly doesn’t understand how the “dead ball” affected hitting during the “Dead Ball Era.”

[@eriklakeland3857]

Nah bro the balls came from cemeteries lolol

[@johnbrowntheprophet]

@@eriklakeland3857 - They didn’t change out balls regularly like they do now. They would keep balls in play for an entire game if necessary in order to save on costs.

[@eriklakeland3857]

@@johnbrowntheprophet i was just quoting colin’s ignorance. I know the “dead ball era” is legit.

[@johnbrowntheprophet]

@@eriklakeland3857 - OK thanks. I thought you were being sarcastic, but I wasn’t 100% sure. Thanks for clarifying that. 👍🏻

[@MistaGrim]

@@eriklakeland3857 Glad to know you're 100 years old. Congrats!

[@xan7747]

I am in LA County and I always wear my Angels hat when I go out...obviously I see dodgers hat/shirt a lot, way more than the lakers actually.

[@keithderosas542]

Oh yeah . . .and Angels also have Mike Trout 🤣🤣🤣🤣. I hope we start seeing Angels play in October

[@nict5828]

Pitch and bat like that. He can win his own game.

[@agoo7581]

Yeah Colin, it's truly weird that no one in LA wears angel hats. I was just as confused the other day as I was in Louisiana I didn't see many Green Bay Packer hats. SO WEIRD!!!!!

[@johnbrowntheprophet]

Yeah, L.A. and Orange County are two different worlds.

[@rhonecherrington2131]

This is just wrong, for one he only hit when he pitched with the Red Sox, thus his 8 home runs.. his first full season as an outfielder he hit 50, when the next guy was hitting like 5! What’s dumb about this is Ruth’s legacy has nothing to do with him pitching, in fact had he quit pitching earlier, or never pitched, and thus played every day and put up more home runs earlier, his career totals and thus legacy would only be higher! If your going to compare shohai or anyone else to Ruth it has to be as a hitter only cause that’s the only thing that Ruth’s legacy is based on! No one cares he once pitched, it’s a story, icing on the cake at best, but has nothing to do with why so many consider him the GOAT, they consider him the goat cause he hit 50 home runs every year while batting 350!

[@hffg31wq2]

Colin “I pretended I was Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and I’d do my skyhook over my friend Mark Fisher” Cowherd

[@ZeroZeke-]

OMG, thank you, someone who isn't freaking out about USA basketball not winning exhibition games.

[@josh8837]

I mean losing even an exhibition game with a lineup of Dame, Beal, KD, Tatum, and Bam is still pretty embarrassing and should cause concern 💀

[@darthrex6267]

@@josh8837 if they went undefeated in the exhibition, and lost the actual games it would be worse. Who gives an F if they are losing games that are essentially a preseason to get teams ready

[@vitorguerreiro3902]

More then that, he is able to realize the USA is not everything that matters in sports. Thats huge for me

[@TheRichyrich1281]

@@josh8837 They've never played with each other and dames first time playing international ball

[@redbird4481]

Shohei Ohtani should be on every sportscast o_o !_!

[@ricocheteraw90sthebestdecade]

The cast of sandlot has entered the chat

[@Cmiro22544]

Valid points..

[@JustAwesomee]

This is like saying Jokic is better than Bill Russell because he won the mvp this year. Jesus christ what a reach of a take. Can we at least let the guy play for a little before calling him the greatest baseball player to ever live.

[@ahmetturgut5316]

When did he say he is the greatest to ever live?

[@reganhatcher1579]

Man baseball must have been so easy back then. That’s why everyone hit 500hr with 500 average...🙄

[@MultiKool13]

Not saying it was easy, but it was easier, the talent and just overall skill and development was not anywhere close to what it is now

[@reyrey4261]

80 mph fastballs, a talent like Ohtani’s would have teed on that all day.

[@reganhatcher1579]

Yeah and you take a pitcher from now and from them back then they wouldn’t last a season... different eras but talking about how easy it was is stupid. If it was that easy everyone would be hitting everything but they didn’t. The mound was higher. They had spitballs ect. Also look at the hard throwers without sticky stuff getting smacked. Shows movement on pitches is important not just speed

[@petesok2425]

I need to start tuning into this guy. You can tell he does his homework and its well put together. Cant stand SAS and Bayless.

[@MIKESMITH-rp2rs]

And he's super fast

[@lgsm9898]

Gotta compare each player to their peers. Then you can see how ahead of their time they were

[@BalaKrishna-bq5iz]

its not Ohtani's fault his peers are not plumbers

[@tjjanosko133]

@@BalaKrishna-bq5iz RUTH NEVER FACED PLUMBERS. IVE BEEN RESEARCHING THE TOPIC FOR MORE THAN 4 YEARS AND I CAN CONFIRM THAT NO PLAYERS HAD SECOND JOBS DURING THE SEASON. it's sad how uneducated some of these people in the comments are. FFS

[@BalaKrishna-bq5iz]

@@tjjanosko133 Dude, that is a way of referring to the level of competition and skill. Not actual plumbers. You gotta take it easy with that "research"

[@tjjanosko133]

@@BalaKrishna-bq5iz no players worked second jobs and despite contrary belief they actually trained during the off season. There was also no expansion level players like today. Cause there was only 16 teams.

[@BalaKrishna-bq5iz]

@@tjjanosko133 whether or not they trained, the athleticism, speed, skill level today is far superior than those times. Its not a knock against old players, it's a natural progression. But it is what it is.

[@JonKlinkel]

Saying he "never faced it" is ridiculous. You're saying he couldn't do it without putting him up against it. That's foolish. He's better than Ohtani - Period. If Ohtani ends up with a higher average, higher slg. percentage, more walks, more home runs, higher batting average, better win percentage as a pitcher, give it to him.

[@infopocalypse5006]

This is basically a era argument. You can only compare players to their peers at the time. This logic could be used to say every previous GOAT is suddenly garbage.

[@arnoldmojados399]

His the real unicorn.. baseball was boring lately until Ohtani...now everyone is on MLB

[@user-hi8kf3zb9k]

agree

[@irascibul6274]

Wouldn’t go that far but he is pretty damn great

[@tjleaf3510]

Nah he’s already better. Ohtani the 🐐

[@irascibul6274]

@@tjleaf3510 Just… no

[@khoa1708]

this video has aged very well after the WBC and the idiotic Mad Dog's rant

[@KUNJAY70]

Worries about other stuff? C’mon? You rightly express the great international players and then make excuses for the US side. They’re pros and some of the best US has to offer. They may well turn it around but please don’t make excuses. You have always said it’s a star league but sometimes a great team will overcome. Love the Team more than me.

[@phaysyk]

I'm on board 100% with you

[@Ah-ws9nm]

You don’t see Angels hats because if you live or visit certain parts of LA, something might happen to you 😂

[@charlesdalast5604]

The best bigs come from overseas now. American players don’t prioritize playing down low and defending the rim that’s why we’re being composed.

[@nohalfmeasures6]

Colin comparing this era to an era where exercise was not even a thing yet lol and getting ready for a game meant a big meal, a few beers and a cigar lol.

[@USALeonHeart]

That's the point.

[@reyrey4261]

Yes, because the media thinks Ruth can compete today. Colin is just stating facts.

[@gnarpress]

@@reyrey4261 Ruth hit 50-60 homers with the fences 450 ft. away with no trainers, facilities or nutritionists eating hot dogs, pounding beers, and smoking cigars lol.

[@reyrey4261]

@@gnarpress Yes, from truck drivers and milkmen throwing 80 mph fastballs. Weak player pool. Different era, bud.

[@tjjanosko133]

@@reyrey4261 Collin is a clown. No players worked second jobs during the season. He's just saying that.

[@gnarpress]

This reminds me of like 12 years ago when everyone crowned Josh Hamilton (remember him???) better than Mantle off one or two great years. You aren’t an all-time great off one or two great years, ask Ron Guidry, Eric Gagne, Doc Gooden, Fernando Venazuala etc.

[@krejzii6658]

Last 3 mvps are from Europe and next year it might be Luka. This things didnt happend before.

[@pjsaint835]

So Colin is explaining how a player from the 1910’s and 20’s wouldn’t be as great in today’s MLB? Yea that’s literally every sport, things evolve.

[@gnarpress]

They also didn’t have trainers and facilities and nutritionists nor much science on any of that stuff. heck they didn’t even get paid enough to afford to eat well back then, they had to have second jobs.

[@gnarpress]

Look up Ty Cobb with the Tigers. He looked about 50-60 when he was 20-30. People are much better shape, youthful, living longer today.

[@juanmikel7507]

Well that’s his point. The competition nowadays is far greater. Nutrition and training have evolved. Guys are stronger, faster etc. That’s why he considers Ohtani the best

[@tjjanosko133]

@@gnarpress actually there are less in shape guys now than back then.

[@presidentduckling]

Grew up in OC as an Angels and Mighty Ducks fan. Plenty of teachers and classmates at school who were Angels fans, not Dodgers fans. Stop trying to take our players away from us.

[@luckyclick100mviews7]

Nba's elite are losing. They need to respect the competition maybe

[@verifiedbobcallahan7972]

They’re finals ratings are insanely bad

[@joonpak]

@@verifiedbobcallahan7972 well come on in Phoenix and Milwaukee

[@adam7770]

Colin “I would play by myself” Cowherd

[@YoungHaveNot]

Lmao i see the title was changed haha

[@vidalrodriguez2001]

Really do appreciate how global Basketball has become and of course with soccer due to their accessibility it’s “the world’s game”, “the beautiful game” The more global something is, and the more money you put into it, it’s impossible for the best players all to be from one place. American media figures do need to realize that having global top talents is a great and INCREDIBLE thing. Imagine for soccer if all the best players were all from England where the game originated, that would be a tragedy😂

[@ronaldhino5597]

Rarely do I agree with Colin but this was spot on!

[@franksmith5906]

You’re absolutely right.