The longest at-bat in MLB history, a breakdown

[@GlocknessMonster1738]

What makes this 1000 times more impressive is the fact that he goes down 0-2 immediately. For 20 straight pitches he was protecting the plate. That’s almost impossible to do.

[@pummer]

Especially against a guy that throws 100...

[@marks7445]

I thought the same thing at first. But in a way, it almost makes it easier. He is almost entirely defensive at the plate for the entire at bat.

[@opie9617]

@@pummer with sink

[@reposts1]

what’s even crazier than that is being able to take another ball after fouling off that many..

[@benn454]

@@pummer Hicks can hit 105.

[@Mr.Mayo123]

Bro imagine going to the bathroom and coming back to see the same batter up LMAO

[@Dued12341]

Going number 2 and thinking it's gone through all batters and is back to that one :P

[@eliwhite5548]

@Schrodinger's Snuffleupagus A1 can be used on stuff besides steaks. I like it in sloppy joes, but not on steaks

[@clydecromey6933]

@Schrodinger's Snuffleupagus a1 steak sauce

[@synergyblue3467]

Lol

[@viccrown8188]

Right? Thinking that you were in there for an entire inning and he’s back up when you return 🤣

[@crypttherapper]

A 22 pitch walk. As a pitcher, that hurts my soul.

[@whoskylelol4467]

it’s the most frustrating thing in the world. i threw 15 pitches to one kid and he ended up hitting a slider off the ground for a backside triple...

[@marshallhester3520]

Crypt watches Jomboy Media? I didn’t expect to see you here.

[@shaandalal5563]

Crypt pitches? Cool

[@connor816]

@@marshallhester3520 my exact thoughts 😂😂

[@jacobalexander6604]

Crypt...why hello there nice to see you here💀

[@JD_13]

When I read 22 pitches... I did NOT think the batter would get 2 strikes immediately and hang on for 20 more, hahaha. Epic.

[@btreese7]

2 strikes would have to be pretty quickly otherwise it would be a 5 pitch walk.

[@JD_13]

@@btreese7 not the point brycey, you are the 1 out of 138 who's head it sailed over though. gg

[@Mel-yj2ns]

@@JD_13 he’s right you know. gg

[@JD_13]

@@Mel-yj2ns so am i, lets all say by the way points and all be right.

[@darkduck3677]

@@btreese7 whhhhat?

[@2011SoxMD36]

Imagine being a flamethrowing reliever that usually doesn't go past 30 pitches or so, facing your first batter in two years, and he burns up almost your whole pitch count by himself.

[@GreatWhiteWalrus]

And you don’t even strike him out

[@yudizalmanov4174]

Luis Guillorme is a spring training legend he’s got that epic bat catch couple years back and now this at bat!

[@dovizalmanov9430]

Lol so true

[@marcusjames5771]

Facts lol

[@Toydominic]

Agreed

[@jordanr9]

Are you talking about that great Hechavarria highlight?

[@yudizalmanov4174]

@@jordanr9 yup that’s the one

[@Bones12x2]

I love when JB overlays back to back pitches that have similar release and early trajectory. I don't think a lot of people understand why its so hard to hit a good pitcher, then you see that and are like...oh...

[@k-dinho9247]

Yes great editing! Appreciate all the work done to produce these little clips to brighten everyone's day!

[@DerpingDitto]

I agree, I've never played baseball (or watched it) until I found Jomboy a few years ago. I always thought that batting was so easy, but then Jomboy overlays the similar release pitches and know I understand how hard baseball actually is. That split second where it just drops is insane for any batter to recognize.

[@raggededge82]

this is also why you hear sometimes of a pitcher "tipping pitches" - the release or grip changes just enough for the batter to be able to pick up on it.

[@jonnuanez2843]

His overlays always show where the break is. It's cool to see just as a regular fan. But this is what you learn as a pro hitter.

[@abtwopoint0]

It's what the pitchers call "tunneling". They want every pitch to look as similar as possible until the last millisecond when it breaks.....or doesn't break

[@JDsVarietyChannel]

I must say. He earned that trip to first base!!!

[@carpetman9191]

You spoiled the ending

[@NomadxElliot]

Plate vision is 💯

[@mfdoom2448]

@@carpetman9191 what do you expect people to not comment about the video on the comment section of said video :o ?

[@funnyfilms2395]

Thanks for spoiling it

[@jada._marie]

@@funnyfilms2395 Then maybe watch the video before going to the comments 💀

[@TheKrazyKurtShow]

It’s a shame not more people in the audience understood what they were seeing and how great it was

[@cosmicbrotv6525]

Yeah

[@Chastisedz]

Too them they just saw 18 foul balls in a row then a walk...to them they would think nothing special but to us

[@intraterrestrial5035]

I mean, most of them had the same look on their face the whole game, not just that at-bat. Am a bit concerned as they weren't even blinking or moving, that flat look on their faces was fringing on artificial. It was as if they had no life in them at all. Sad, really.

[@HK_Productions47]

@@intraterrestrial5035 lol

[@sportsfanjw559]

Exactly. I'm a Giants fan but if I got free tickets to this game. And I didn't care who was gonna win. I wld have been really excited for both teams. Well just because. That was cool 🤷‍♂️

[@numberonejake1282]

For those who don’t play baseball, long at bats are actually good because it raises his pitch count and fatigues his arm (although this is just spring training so it doesn’t really matter but in a real game that’s really good)

[@funnyfilms2395]

Lol ur giving people advice about baseball Nice Ur profile picture: 😂

[@davecarsley8773]

Long at bats are not good... If you're the pitcher.

[@jaydeleon8094]

at what point as a pitcher do you bite the bullet and walk the guy you pitched over a dozen times to?

[@bobs8005]

@@jaydeleon8094 I mean nobody has ever gotten more than 21 pitches in a regular game so apparently they won’t give up. I’m sure if it got over 20 though most coaches would step in and make a decision depending on how many on base, score and how many outs.

[@jaydeleon8094]

@@bobs8005 that is fair

[@Ok-dm1ck]

Imagine not pitching for 2 years just to end up on the wrong side of the longest at bat in MLB history. *Yikes*

[@Zraknul]

Well he certainly was up there throwing strikes. 18 strikes 4 balls is a pretty good line for a bullpen guy. Sure you'd like to have like 4-5 outs with that.

[@Ok-dm1ck]

@@Zraknul for sure especially for a power pitcher like Hicks, musta been tiring tho lol

[@pakkuman1]

And he STILL ended up walking him, lol

[@howardbaxter2514]

If you told me that a pitcher’s stat line for a game was 22 pitches (18s-4b), 0.0 IP, 0H, 0ER, and 1 BB, I would have thought you were mental.

[@NoNo-fy3kr]

Does it matter? He still made history.

[@michaelauberry1564]

"There is no guarantee that a baseball game will ever end"- Jon Bois.

[@djg585]

Tom Cheney was probably thinking that when he pitched all 16 innings of a game in 1962, striking out a major league record 21 hitters while throwing 228 pitches. I don't clearly remember, but I also was probably thinking that while listening to the game on radio.

[@msquared9605]

I heard one coach say baseball is the best “competetive” sport because there’s no end to it. There’s never a point where the game is 100% chance, without a doubt, out of reach for the other team. There’s no clock, so you can’t just sit on the ball and run the clock out like you could in football, basketball, soccer, etc. yea even then, those aren’t guarantees but the point is in those sports, you can actually stop playing to win, and no matter what, you’ll still win. A basketball team could be up by 40 with 2 minutes left, and just take a 24 second violation every time they’re still gonna win. That’s like a baseball team being up by 20 runs in the bottom of the ninth, and just allowing a walk to every batter, that losing team will win. The competitive juices never stop flowing in baseball, and that’s why it’s the best sport

[@BBraich05]

@@msquared9605 yeah thats the thinking behind the elam ending in basketball, they will probably never actually do it but definitely would improve the sport, no more meaningless minutes at end of games

[@Greasyspleen]

There's no guarantee that an at bat will ever end.

[@bowlesjd]

@@msquared9605 Major League Baseball still has unwritten rules about when you're supposed to stop trying to score and sit on a lead and violating them results in coaches whining in public for multiple days about respect for the game, so in practice it's not really all that different.

[@walkerluoma-blagys9431]

3 breakdowns one day? Absolute gift

[@Maazin5]

Baseball's back!

[@jamielawson9001]

Jomboy Media is gonna take over the world this year

[@carterpao]

Let's go for four

[@SCUFFEDAUSSIE]

Gift from GOD HIMS... JOMBOY HIMSELF!!

[@bryandahn8099]

HELL YES

[@jesusthroughmary]

The fact that he was 0-2 on two absolutely filthy pitches deserves more love.

[@2jxswish368]

I can just imagine any coach just screaming “protect the plate” the whole time 🤣

[@lc7761]

“Nothing too strong, nothing too serious...” “100mph”. What

[@jada._marie]

100mph is normal for him 😅 It would be odd if he was anything under 95.

[@sportsjefe]

@@jada._marie I swear every baseball team has at least 4 guys who all throw 100 with late life. Forget everything else about how we approach hitting now and three true outcomes, even if baseball was normal nobody would have a chance.

[@jada._marie]

@@sportsjefe true

[@indigofromcounterstrike5679]

Chapman can throw 105 on the regular

[@thefpvlife7785]

Yup...Jomboy threw is a curveball

[@GregSkinner]

“Hes gonna take it nice and easy... 100 MPH” 😂😂😂

[@AMCAAsh]

That killed me hahah

[@gen.mayhem981]

“Celebrating like they just won big at Draft Kings” seamless transition to add

[@andromeda1442]

Shortest and slickest ad in KZbin history

[@corbinmiles5677]

god status

[@xaviersantana2367]

As someone who watched the Mets broadcast of this, this was the best at-bat I have ever seen. 11 minutes, 22 pitches and a Mets dugout going absolutely berserk. That was fun to watch. And it's Guillorme again. Remember the thrown bat from ST last year?

[@GunUDwnAt2nd]

When you're playing MLB The Show and the CPU feels like you haven't thrown enough pitches.

[@cosmicbrotv6525]

Lol

[@ninjabanana0885]

Oh my gosh yes I feel that. Sometimes they just decide that they don’t wiff

[@SerFondue]

On god I’m seeing that a lot on Legendary

[@RN-rx7wd]

this is to let you know they are about to hit it 500ft. in my experience

[@BrutusJrThe3rd]

Facts. Especially when they pull this off in the early innings, knowing your pen is depleted 😮‍💨😮‍💨

[@andrewcurry336]

“Yeah coach I can go one more batter”

[@louisgreubel742]

Sorry bud, no way - we're trying to keep your pitch count below 50 today

[@Ok-dm1ck]

@@louisgreubel742 you saying that just gave me a bunch of nostalgia I can picture my coach saying that man 😂

[@connorlynn4182]

Fun fact: he threw more 99+ pitches in one at bat than 10 teams did all of last season

[@falcon1378]

And it was still walk lol. You gotta respect that pitcher’s control and power.

[@milescoburn1845]

Jordan Hicks is a thrower. Not a pitcher. Everybody "oohs" and "aaahs" over his speed. But if he can't get someone out, like this, it's worthless. I mean, he's not facing the second coming of Tony Gwynn for chrissake.

[@selkieo8986]

@@milescoburn1845 it’s one spring training at bat check out his stats casual

[@falcon1378]

@@selkieo8986 lmao that has to be the best MLB related response I’ve seen all week.

[@falcon1378]

@@milescoburn1845 I’m starting to think you went watching the video where he literally threw all strikes until the hitter stopped swinging at a random ball.

[@backyardbaseball2006]

Luis Guillorme flat out has the weirdest spring training career of all time lmao same guy who snatched at bat out of mid air on the fly😂

[@rentoptional1524]

Came to post this. Put him in the preseason hall of fame.

[@boomskipow1363]

Didn't he pitch an inning in relief last year and retire the side in order too? Hes an oddity for sure

[@jacobgravina1677]

He’s gotta be one of the most interesting players in the league right now.

[@naterthot69]

The Dos Equis guys is quaking

[@LudaChez]

That was against Miami right he caught the bat?

[@marcuswaynethomas]

“Looking like they just won big at Draft Kings.” Lol. Possibly the best plug I’ve ever heard.

[@thomasparkes5707]

Look up masvidal askren modelo

[@kylekontent5034]

Coach: You need to see more pitches. Guillorme: Say no more, coach. I gotchu.

[@itzwaffledude7373]

Third breakdown today. Who said spring training was boring

[@Woozlewuzzleable]

But Jomboy could make a breakdown of me on the toilet exciting.

[@depressedasfan9452]

@@Woozlewuzzleable Ikr

[@itzwaffledude7373]

@@Woozlewuzzleable lol

[@claude122]

i bet jomboy could make golf interesting

[@coreyperdue37]

I did

[@TheThirdErnest]

he might as well have been trying to NOT put it in play 😂😂😂

[@dk_dunno]

didn’t expect to see you here💪🏽

[@RDuder]

@@dk_dunno same, but I’m happy I did

[@alsostephenking]

ayyyy the third fam in the jomboy comments

[@paystation4pro15]

Lol

[@myfatassdick]

WHAT you AND crypt are here?

[@alexjung9724]

MLB: we are going to shorten games with a pitch clock Guillorme: hold my beer

[@sethkettel263]

Even though Luis Guillermo was insane in this at-bat, you gotta give credit to Jordan Hicks for throwing that many consecutive pitches that were close to strikes, if not, actual strikes.

[@jamesjordan5179]

unstoppable force vs immovable object

[@hintoflimetostitochip7978]

That was hilarious how pumped up Alanso got for this.

[@Bobbynotthingham]

Missed the fan yelling "three batter minimum" as Hicks was being taken out 😂 😂

[@TheTigerfan99]

Rob Manfred, who only cares about the game being shorter, is fuming over this haha. I love it. These are my favorite at-bats.

[@broncos435]

lmao i don't think manfred would be mad about this one. it's not like either of them were intentionally taking a long ass time to do anything, it was just a pitcher/hitter battle

[@LIONTAMER3D]

I like trench-warfare at bats too

[@Marky2nice]

He could’ve ended up striking out looking and still receive a standing ovation

[@85geoffm]

Depends on if that ONE guy in the audience stayed standing up lol.

[@technoturnovers7072]

this is a great outcome for the hitter even if you end up striking out, because exhausting a pitcher in one at bat is one hell of a way to fuck over the opposing team

[@craigwheeler4760]

The Greatest At bat I saw was Bartolo Colon in an actual late season game.....It was the 7th Inning, and Bartolo was already 90 pitches into the night, and got a batter on a strikeout on a 21 pitch at bat.

[@davismiller3769]

Incredible. Going down 0-2 and drawing a walk is impressive in little league. The extent this man fought against that good a pitcher is something else.

[@4MDK]

The 3 batter rule is in effect this late into spring training but the Cards brought the trainer out to explain to the Umpire that he just came back from a long injury.

[@brenthooton3412]

4:10 Look at these guys! Lookin like they just won big at DraftKings! *SEGUE OF THE YEAR*

[@chasestankievech]

To work back from 0-2 with 20 more pitches and draw a walk... insane battle. Reminds me of the grind Jomboy’s been on lately pumping out breakdown after breakdown

[@ADL21]

love these type of things. Like that tennis match la few years back that was played over a few days cuz they couldn't get out of the 5th set. Marathon AB's would be great in regular season play. Great battle.

[@flypimpinogflypimp2126]

The way you lip sync these people is so hilarious I can't stop laughing

[@SkinnySweatyMan]

This at bat was actually longer then Jomboy's vaction.

[@SDSOne]

That vaction is actually shorter than any vacation 😬

[@rodneyfoster9719]

I had a bad case of vaction once but a doctor gave me an ointment that cleared it right up.

[@InTrancedState]

Guess he really should recheck his fingertips, seems like they aren't screwed on tightly enough

[@Wil_Dasovich]

That shit was hilarious 😆

[@av8rlens]

“Someone fouls off the 3-2 pitch on me, you hit him. And he knows why you hit him... Running up my pitch count.” -Bret Saberhagen

[@morecowbell235]

Pretty sure he never said that.

[@dudelove420]

Sounds like someone broke an unwritten rule. Lol

[@Chastisedz]

Good thing it was a 0-2 pitch count

[@dereksalgat9625]

And that statement right there is the problem with baseball. If someone is able to run up a pitch count on you you’re not a good pitcher. Why should the batter stop fighting for a base when the pitcher isn’t just going to throw that 4th ball. Like come on.

[@DannyBPlays]

baseball players are notoriously the biggest whiners in professional sports

[@darkowl5795]

Pitchers when I’m batting in RTTS: “5 Pitches, you’re getting struck out or popped out, no exceptions.” Batters when I’m pitching in RTTS: this dude apparently.

[@demiseduke8000]

I relate to this comment on a metaphysical level, feels like the batters in rtts are fouling off balls I throw to first base somehow, shit is insane.

[@thegamingfan2548]

This at bat single-handedly changed the course of that game

[@etamommy]

true and that part was not mentioned. Even though it is exhibition game, that is still impressive.

[@JaBrown.]

Me: strikes out in 3 pitches Guy on the Mets: has 22 pitches at him and gets on base

[@JaBrown.]

Hahaha forgot that too🤣😝

[@ryaneglinton8970]

Yeah i'm out after that 100MPH then slider/sinker

[@duaneday5474]

@@njdevils9236 you can read the ball easily at 90 mph...at 100 mph it's a blur... above 100 mph...it becomes a solid white line from the pitches hand to the plate.

[@salsanacho]

Impressive at bat... he probably told the coach "hey watch this, i'm going to use up 20 percent of the starting pitcher's pitch count"

[@UncleYis]

It was a reliever, that was more like 70-80% of his pitch count.

[@bad01neon]

Theres's just nothing else on social media quite like a Jomboy "LET'S GO!!!"

[@travisrogers7288]

Super cool that you shared this at bat. Only missing in this scenario was pitcher walking to first base to shake that man’s hand after he was pulled. Would have been a little extra badass to see a show of respect like that as icing on the cake.

[@michaelkasper5058]

Can we get a breakdown of the Indians/Giants game where they played the bottom of the 9th with no umpires even though the home team was already in the lead? :D

[@awaishafeez9027]

put it in the suggestion box in the description

[@LudaChez]

Wait what?!

[@alexmartinez5859]

How?! I get one person maybe two continuing play but realizing the game’s over when no one else takes the field but usually people celebrate games therefore getting a sense of finality. Two teams’ entire coaching staff and players continuing play must have just been for the meme.

[@michaelkasper5058]

@@alexmartinez5859 They didn't "not realize it was over" or anything; since it was spring training, the Indians still wanted to get in a little bit more work for their pitchers. The Giants were OK with this, since it let them get more work for their hitters. The umpires left because, as the game was officially OVER according to baseball's rules, they had completed their jobs; but there's nothing saying that the teams can't keep playing if they want to! The Indians' catcher was calling balls and strikes, since there were no umps; he actually messed up, and someone had a 5-ball walk!

[@michaelkasper5058]

@@awaishafeez9027 Thanks, I completely missed that! It has been done. I have not been able to find ANY video of the game but it sounds like it was a hilarious situation, so I'd like to see a Jomboy breakdown!

[@connormcdonnell8734]

luis guillorme is good at baseball, a breakdown.

[@AtheistPirate]

Meanwhile, in an alternate universe, that at-bat is still going on.

[@AngelicHelper]

Eventually he stops swinging

[@scottdowney4103]

If he had struck out - it still would have been a win for the batter.

[@DavyCrockett01]

“Goes Matrix style” 😂🤣😂🤣

[@JJG18]

"There is no guarantee that a Baseball game will e v e r end."

[@endlessmountain]

No guarantee a basketball game will end either if the game is always tied after overtime. No guarantee an NFL or NHL Playoff game will end, but the regular season game for that sport will end if they don't stop playing for fatal type conditions

[@funnyfilms2395]

@@endlessmountain just stop

[@sergiowinter5383]

@@endlessmountain But it does demand a tie to keeps going. Baseball can become infinite with any score

[@christiandouglass2225]

You know it’s a long AB when it take jomboy 4 and 1/2 minutes to breakdown

[@mwatts6755]

You know the Cardinal’s benched laughed too. This is insane.

[@joeshmo13]

Jomboy's imitations of "Let's Go!!" and "Let's fuckin goooo!!!' are treasures in and of themselves

[@pohorex6834]

"I was on vacation when it happened, now I'm back, and the at bat is STILL going on"

[@maruzencentral]

Audience looking like a game of _"Guess Who"_

[@albin5524]

Mostly impressed by how smooth the transition into the ad in the end was

[@hasmatus7511]

The thumbnail is legendary!

[@Jbrooks272]

3:44 got left hanging

[@craigbook1753]

When I was A kid back in the 60’s I Read a book “The kid who batted a thousand “. He never gat a hit but he never struck out.

[@ZGBrickfilms]

I love how excited the bench was getting throughout the at bat!

[@latergator9622]

“Goes matrix style, chills out” XD

[@discountrogue3232]

I can't wait for Jordan Hicks to come to his full potential this year as well and just look back on this at bat and be like "Yep, now this is even more impressive".

[@TheOmar291992]

All that introduction about how easy he was gonna take it to then watching him throw a 100 killed me 🤣🤣🤣

[@t0manderson571]

Best Title and Best Baseball vid I have watched. Dude!

[@middy5284]

22 pitch walk? *cracks monster energy* Yep.....now THIS is baseball *sips*

[@Wu_36]

This brings back memories of Jeter in the play offs. Frickin’ at bats that were as long as telethons.

[@SDSOne]

Guy put together an at bat like Lou Gehrig. Or Joey D..... Or Donnie Baseball... Something to do with the Yanks. That's all

[@OsnRavens]

"I'm throwing every piece of junk I can think of at him, Skipper" - Eddie Harris

[@jameshughes6049]

I thought the exact same thing!!!

[@davemeads859]

Love those movies

[@TrumpsEarBandage]

“Up your butt Jobu”

[@LIONTAMER3D]

Bardal, Vagisil...

[@jameshughes6049]

If the ump is watching me i put a little jalapeno in my nose & get that running and.... You put snot on the ball?!?

[@TheSuperboy91]

1:22 "goes matrix style" I spit out my coffee alittle lol

[@pickles632]

ive never seen a pitcher and batter so perfectly synced in my life.

[@anthony452]

That matrix move on a 100mph pitch was under appreciated.

[@damianp4229]

imagine how empty the stadium would sound if they didn’t play crowd noises were played.

[@brenthooton3412]

When the Orioles and White Sox played at an empty Camden Yards in 2015, they didn't do anything. All you heard was the crack of the bat and the sound of the ball hitting the glove. It was glorious -- it was like a bunch of big kids playing in the park just for fun. They should have done that for baseball and hockey last season and this season instead of piping in the fake "laugh track" crowd noise.

[@bendavidowitz136]

I was at the game and everyone was going crazy it got loud

[@fckwatuthot]

I was more excited watching this than any sports clip I’ve ever seen

[@tomclark1075]

Nice add read at 4:15

[@josephnoneofyourbeeswax8517]

This reminds me of the World Series in the 70's with Pete Rose. Duels similar to this used to be more common before many rule changes such as raising the mound. I think this is good for baseball.

[@Gandalf47]

Unlike the DH and the placing of a runner on second begnning a tenth or subsequent inniing, and some other more subtle changes that they should have just left alone. Baseball is dynamic - no two games are ever identical, and the variables, especially with non-standard dimensions of ballparks are infinite, as "ground rules" for each stadium are different. When they start mandating "cookie cutter" ballparks, all identical in size and shapes, I am done with MLB. I watch much less of it than I used to, due to some of the changes. But Big Money will get its way, whatever that is, whenever that is. For now, I am sufficienty engaged - Go Giants!

[@josephkramer932]

To be more clear, I think the duels like this are good for baseball. Not the rule changes.

[@BootUpwithBaysharp]

Jomboy, do the Mariners Reds night game. Mariners pitcher loaded the bags and Servais got to just call the inning over and take home the win. That just happened this week!

[@travisperry4193]

What a way for hicks to come back and face his first batter in a while

[@nats3256]

Don’t show this to Rob Manfred. He will make a rule like men’s softball that only allows 2 foul balls....for “pace of play” reasons.

[@grega490]

My adult softball league does that 🙄 Next thing you know they’re going to be starting off batters with 1-1 counts as well 😂

[@grega490]

CJ P. The rule was directly implemented because one of our longtime members used to deliberately foul off these pitches to mess with everyone 😂

[@Maharishi2]

In 1951 I saw Willie Mays in a 22-pitch at-bat for the Minneapolis Millers in AAA ball. He batted .477 and the Giants called him up after only 35 games.

[@lilsquisssh]

No way that's pretty cool!

[@Maharishi2]

@@lilsquisssh yup Willie struck out 🥲

[@trentacion7603]

This was the first jomboy video I’ve ever seen

[@pacificdrumma]

Last time I was this early, Jake was in Colorado, the YT channel had 5,000 subs, and Andujar was the starting 3B.

[@adamcommercial3133]

Nobody: Brandon Belt: So you are challenging me?

[@BuffComputerNerd]

You should breakdown the actual mlb record by Brandon Belt

[@kimberlyfrost4730]

Man that was one of the smoothest plugs I have ever seen...."Celebrating like they just won big at Draft Kings” That actually got a chuckle out of me.

[@EpicAdventureCouple]

The crowd behind the catcher is mesmerized. They just don’t move. He freezes everyone in the crowd.

[@markokuhar670]

Do “Amed Rosario commits 3 errors in his first 5 innings ever playing CF, a breakdown”

[@Prebound_]

For a pitcher, I can imagine the frustration knowing that with every pitch you're wearing your arm out more and more.

[@Arden2000]

The most impressive part of the AB was him not falling over after the matrix bend

[@frightenpear2669]

“Goes matrix then chills out”

[@ryanrichard602]

Man I’m obsessed with your videos. Your commentary is A1, better than tv sports casters for sure.

[@matthewmcbride9765]

Do Sheldon Keefe ripping into the refs and getting a penalty

[@32drew32]

If this had happened one day earlier I believe it would’ve been the only at bat of the Inning! Someone correct me if I’m wrong but with the rollover inning rule I believe only 20 pitches need to be thrown in an inning

[@jje8058]

Do you even know how to play baseball. Hell no. The can throw over 100 if the coach will let the pitcher. There is no limit.

[@32drew32]

@@jje8058 I’m not an idiot lmao, in early spring training they implemented a rule to prevent too many pitches being thrown/the game being too long. It’s called a rollover inning look it up

[@togishere]

People who started watching and they saw the Mets cheering probably thought the Mets had won the World Series already or something

[@Jdm491]

1st pitch: Yeah I’m gonna go to the bathroom *comes back and sees the same batter up*

[@patrickobrian9669]

Just going to throw it out there to you baseball fans that this kinda thing is normal in cricket, and that you can tell by the excitement in the Mets dugout that slow scoring doesn't mean boring when the contest between bat and ball is this good.