Tom Seaver Died in 2020, His Wife Just Revealed...

[@eddiesimms9301]

Tom Seaver was to the New York Mets what Mickey Mantle was to the New York Yankees......The face of the franchise. They both had that "All American" look, the kid next door that ANY mother would want their daughter to marry. Tom Seaver had one of the BEST deliveries when pitching, and the "Mick." his swing was pitch perfect....To the two of them....R.I.P

[@jonklein7130]

Born 1994?

[@ricksaunders8074]

I heard that too

[@petercarmeci8317]

He wasn’t born in 1994, he was born in 1944.

[@humanipulationnation]

He was reborn as a Christian in 1994

[@stevesomodi]

I was a 12 year old little league pitcher on June 8th, 1969 in San Diego, the day Tom struck out 14 Padres. I went too the mound that day and pretended I was Tom, had one of my best games I remember. Since that day I was always a fan of Tom's. Seaver was without a doubt the best pitcher of my lifetime and the man was all class, I enjoyed following him and watching his games whenever I could.

[@humanipulationnation]

I was at that game, sorry you missed it bud

[@scottgrantmusic5636]

Born in '94, huh... you guys are sharp as a turd

[@Shlumbis-tk6me]

Yeah wtf

[@RICK-b8b]

Uh, '44.

[@carlmoore3215]

Shouuld be 1944?

[@humanipulationnation]

I think the computer generated narrator has a few glitches

[@urbangorilla33]

@@humanipulationnation Even the writing is off. It states that he "scored ten to two against the Trojans". What does that mean?

[@jimmyz2098]

Tom Seaver, The "Real" Tom Terrific, is one of my favorite baseball players, and pitchers, of all time. What a pitcher. What a class act. And the guy was so fun to watch and keep up with. I don't want to tear down the video too much, because it's about Tom Seaver. But they should have had a baseball man do the narration. Because obviously this guy doesn't have a clue about the great American game of baseball.

[@humanipulationnation]

We called him Tommy Terrible mid 80s

[@wmw3629]

Baseball “matches!” Seriously?

[@cardcollector1754]

AI MADE … lots of babble.

[@dr.migilitoloveless2385]

1994???😅😅😅 I don't think so.

[@dr.migilitoloveless2385]

I think you mean Game, not Match. He played baseball, not tennis.

[@tonyr.3435]

This channel is "Baseball Icons" so one might think they know and/or understand baseball lol, um, yeah no. The narrator missing Seavers birth date by 50 years to 1994? Verbalized and captioned and ya dont catch it? Ffs lol. Im not going to explain the game of baseball to these people, but Seaver was not a tennis player that won 300+ matches, he won games, 300+ games as a MLB pitcher. I'm certain they wouldn't know the difference between a baseball pitcher and a picture of a baseball. And this debacle all started with the video's title. Geez.

[@humanipulationnation]

I think it’s AI, maybe reading a bad script, other videos have wacky pronunciations

[@brianmurphy7809]

They got his date of birth wrong it wasn't 1994 he was born in 1944 instead .

[@Bestroblozianxxx]

When you’re making videos, you have to get your facts straight, no excuse

[@Bestroblozianxxx]

When you’re making videos, you have to get your facts straight, no excuse.

[@Bestroblozianxxx]

Who is reading the script? He’s referring to baseball games as matches. It’s not tennis, dude. These are games.

[@Bestroblozianxxx]

Keep referring to major-league baseball games as matches stop it will you

[@Bestroblozianxxx]

Keep referring to major-league baseball games as matches stop it will you

[@kmcc01]

Tom Terrific, not Tom Brady, but the great Tom Seaver. He graduated from Fresno High, along with earlier alums, Dick Ellsworth, Jim Maloney, Pat Corrales, and Frank Chance. Two Hall of Famers from Fresno High.

[@RB12377]

Maybe the best right handed pitcher ever maybe the biggest ass off the field

[@hiramnoone]

1994? He should still be pitching.

[@8avexp]

I saw Seaver pitch a few times in his prime. And I remember his "imperfect" game very well.

[@sprsmoke]

Seaver was a great announcer with the Yankees. Just seemed like a nice guy.

[@jma8352]

it was a blessing that my father took me to the 1969 world series to see him pitch!

[@humanipulationnation]

Yep I was behind the plate and will never forget the win! Where were u sitting?

[@BobHolepit]

Born in 1994 ????????????????

[@DavidGarcia-h5l]

Yeah I caught that 1993

[@humanipulationnation]

I was a kid in Queens in ‘69 and instead of music and hippies, we got to watch the best season ever. Love ya, Terrible Tom, you always cost my dad money but won!!

[@gsjackson34]

Let's see, how many errors can we find? Born in 1994? Subtract 50 years. He was in the Marine Reserves, not the Navy Reserves. I've never seen anything before about him being a feeble kid. He was smallish until going in the Reserves and gaining 40 pounds, which sent his fastball into the elite level. I doubt he entered the Reserves out of patriotism, though I suppose it's possible. The draft was hanging over everyone's head then and some could read the Vietnam tea leaves, so all kinds of ballplayers went into the Reserves rather than be drafted. He went 10-2 for the Trojans, not "against" them. He did not "give the Reds their best season." 1977, his first season with them, saw a considerable drop off from the previous two years. And just generally -- casting him as a plucky, hard-working little over-achiever who felt fortunate to be in the big leagues. That wasn't Seaver at all. He was an extremely self-confident stud, whose attitude immediately rubbed off on the Mets and turned the franchise completely around.

[@edwardmurray4703]

he was not born in 1994, he pitched for the Mets in the mid 1960's and ran through the mid 70's.

[@raymondhoagland4976]

My favorite all time Met and baseball player. I cried the day I got the news from my niece of his passing. So many great great games he pitched in ! as a ten year old I remember a game against Steve Carlton and the Phillies at Veterans stadium. Seaver won three to nothing with twelve strike outs and all the runs coming from home runs, never forget that day and I have a pennant that my dad bought me ⚾💙

[@humanipulationnation]

I met him and can tell you that he was a gentleman and professed his love of Christ

[@jackgauthier5624]

What a bright ray of sunshine Baseball Icons is. NOT!

[@redsky8763]

So Classy. One of the all-time greats. Thanks Tom.

[@RB12377]

He had no class treated young kids like garbage

[@JeremyWaldrop-ls2pn]

A great pitcher who left too early RIP Tom ⚾️

[@edwardmcmanus7496]

Best righthander of his era. He was indeed. "the Franchise "

[@sarasotasage6135]

This computer voice is unlistenable!!!

[@lynjohnson6211]

Drafted 29 years before he was born!!!

[@humanipulationnation]

More stimulant stories, greenies or Coke, maybe do oil can boyd, Tim Raines, Pirates mascot, etc. u could argue that a stimulant is a performance enhancing drug…like Josh Hamilton and that guy on the orioles that was on adderall for “adhd”

[@wmw3629]

1994 birth? Only 25 years after the 1969 Miracle Mets!