Will Clark Tribute

[@jacobmyers6361]

I met Will Clark in the Super Dome. My cousin and I went up to him with our programs in order for him to sign them. We were there to watch Mississippi State and LSU in the cajun classic. The Cajun Classic at that time was Mississippi schools against Louisiana Schools in baseball. Will Clark was my favorite player later on. Though I must admit at 10 or 11 years old I was nervous about asking him for his autograph. He was sitting in about the 15th row or so when we went up to him. I'll never forget what he asked us, "What's the magic word?" I just froze and my cousin said "please". At the time I was a little to young to really understand how great of a player he was. My dad is a Mississippi State alum as is my uncle, my cousin's dad, therefore they coaxed us to go ask him for his auotgraph. I wanted to play baseball at Mississippi State, but didn't have a good work ethic when it came to baseball. I eventually went there, but it was for economics not baseball.

[@mikechorizo]

I’m a natural born right handed hitter but I always emulated Will Clark’s swing as a kid. One day I went into the batting cages and tried batting lefty for the first time. I had probably my best performance ever in the cages that day. For that one day I felt like my childhood hero, Will Clark.

[@Trashman702]

Not only one of the prettiest swings ever. But the bat drop and the follow through are epic

[@josh4106]

Will Clark is the only reason I'm a sf. giants fan. He came to a baseball camp I attended at like 7 or 8 and treated me like I was his own kid. Really stand up guy whom deserves all the accolades anyone can lay upon him. Thanks for making a kid feel like something special. Best swing I ever saw (tied with griffey jr. )

[@1suaveguy]

prettiest swing in baseball!

[@ericbryant4305]

he and Jr. The sweetest swing

[@sjang816]

cano straw and jr. you can even throw greg bird in there. is it a lefty thing? but clark had a majestic swing

[@FreedomFighter2112]

Most beautiful swings ever: #1 - Will Clark #2 - Darryl Strawberry #3 - Will Grace #4 - Eric Davis #5 - Gary Sheffield

[@sean8470]

@@FreedomFighter2112 john olerud

[@joesixtoe6698]

Griffy Jr, Will Clark, Manny Ramirez, Jim Edmonds and Kris Bryant.

[@daviddillingham9029]

Amazing tribute...thank you. Amazing swing he had. He was my favorite player as a kid and when my grandfather took me to my first game in 1989 the Thrill hit a HR to dead center during the bottom of the 1st inning. I will never forget the eruption that ensured at Candlestick.

[@SWEETPEA.522]

That was the BEST season of all!!🥰

[@AChrisL]

Will the Thrill...sweetest swing of all time. Career B.A. = 0.303 Career H.R. = 284 Career steroids = 0.00

[@noahahlstrom3834]

Will signed my baseball card and sent it back to me. c. 1988

[@paulrobinson3213]

Had a .972 OPS in 130 games his last season. Career OPS of .880. Over 2100 hits. 57 WAR. Should be in Hall of Fame.

[@reekohood]

Will "the thrill" Clark was and still my favorite baseball player of all times.

[@victorcreed9824]

one of the most underrated players of all time. that stance was awesome. you don't get the name the natural for nothing

[@je5tran]

Ahhh...The SF Giants of the late 80s. Loved 'em. Will Clark, Robbie Thompson, Matt Williams, Roger Craig managing, Bob Brenly catching and host of other great Giants. Those were some great years.

[@t-jh4236]

You forgot Kevin Mitchell. Can you imagine Clack and Mitchell batting one after the other? Got them to the 1989 World Series.

[@JimStark2743]

One of my favorite players as a kid, had his posters on the walls of my room. Have always been a Dodgers fan, but really admired Clark as a baseball player.

[@kimnora53]

shawn mcgarrity he always killed the Dodgers... Just a great hitter

[@TheAzurinBoyz2012]

Me too, always imitating his batting style.

[@je5tran]

Will Clark came to Modesto CA one time for an appearance at a car dealership that I read about in the paper after the fact. The paper said that if you didn't get an autograph, to send a self-addressed envelope to the Giants office. I sent two baseball cards that my oldest son had and he had signed both and they were back in less than two weeks.

[@FreedomFighter2112]

Most beautiful swings ever: #1 - Will Clark #2 - Darryl Strawberry #3 - Will Grace #4 - Eric Davis #5 - Gary Sheffield

[@SWEETPEA.522]

@@je5tran He was in Modesto a lot actually but kept a low profile, going back n forth from the Bay to Modesto in between games. He was always good to his fans wherever he was ⚾💖🤗

[@willy565]

I just wanted to thank you for making this REMARKABLE video of Will "The Thrill" Nuschler Clark. I was also one of the few that idolized him during that time. He actually kept me away from a lot of bad decisions. This was when the game ended. The "Steroid" era was going on, but not for him. These were the last days of "Purity" in baseball.....Or at the least, it's how I wish to remember it. Thank you again for making this.........For my teenage idol.

[@DadsTimeOutdoors]

Growing up I had a poster in my bedroom of Will Clark and Kevin Mitchell...it read "The Dynamic Duo.".... Will "The Thrill" still is one of my favorite baseball players of all time..... he had the Sweetest Swing and an unforgetable character........ very nice highlight compilation... brought back some good memories of the glory days of Will and the Giants

[@outstandingcruise3613]

WILL THE THRILL!!!! STILL THE SWEETEST SWING IN MLB TO THIS VERY DAY!!!!!!!!

[@edwardbliss8931]

I loved how he had that cool frown or scowl at the plate. It made him seem more intimidating.

[@StarkRavingBrad17]

a swing from the gods, and my hero. during the 2010 WS parade on Market Street, i was up in a tree holding a sign that said, FINALLY - IT'S OURS!, and Will's car came by. he looked up, saw the sign, and gave me a big YEAHHHHHH! i can die happy now.

[@goldenstateofmind7385]

Thanks for sharing your story! I didn't see him in 10, didn't get their early enough. In 12, I got their crazy early in the morning. Was posted up front row and got some great pics. The Thrill was rolling in a convertible and I got some cool pics. My favorite Giant and needs to be in the HOF!

[@jrddly]

I remember one game that I saw (can't remember if I was actually at the Stick) where Clark was running down a pop foul at first and it drifted into the stands. He leaned over the wall in an attempt to reach it, and ended up almost falling into a kid's lap. As he got untangled, he reaches over and takes a piece of popcorn from the kid's bag and ruffles his hair. The kid was all smiles as Will Clark made his day. What a class act, and a great player.

[@YankeeMystique]

Grew up a Yankees fan but always loved watching Will swing the bat. Beautiful swing. Remember it was featured on the ending credits for "This Week In Baseball."

[@FJJL75]

One of the most elegant swing ever seen in baseball, A batter of all the bands of the field,

[@SpartyFan13]

Prettiest swing I've ever seen

[@PhilAndersonOutside]

Most beautiful swing you’ll ever see.

[@sfgiantswschamps22]

It's a damn crime that he is not in the HOF.

[@seabrook1976]

sfgiantswschamps22 wasn’t good enough

Maybe if he did roids he could have been

[@mbw5]

He was more than good enough.

[@Bleak5170]

Someone wrote a very interesting article about how Will's stats- while not super flashy - are better than the vast majority of the players in the HOF. I think his batting average alone would be like 44th or so if he was in.

[@impittsburghpiratesfandont7867]

Just Saying what are you talking about?

[@hawaiian717]

Just a pure pleasure to watch. Grew up admiring Will as a baseball player!

[@elijahb.3028]

Loved watching Will Clark growing up. Die-hard Dodgers' fan, but Will was so exciting to watch. He even looked good striking out! The ultimate, consummate baseball player. Wish more were around like him. Ranks as one of my favorite baseball players of all time.

[@lwearj0rts]

I am a HUGE Dodgers fan and I do not hate the Giants nor Will Clark. He is still one of my all time favorites. He deserves a retired jersey and the HOF.

[@dirty9er415]

I don't hate the the Dodgers either. I watched that Gibson W.S at bat on tv with my dad and it's one memory that'll live with me till the day I die.

[@17.2miles2]

Best follow through in major league history. Imo.

[@dawnerjames]

Hitting a game of rhythm and mental harmony...wills timing Mech and his locked head position you can't teach, pure bliss watching him. I watch alot of youth and very few get that or understand the head position/shoulder tuck. Great Vid!!

[@deeness1972]

Love his swing!! He's also known as Will the Thrill, The Thrill and The Natural!! And I've seen him in his prime against my Astros. Much respect!

[@poppachuck2850]

I remember our neighborhood wiffle/ tennis Baseball crew calling him "STONEFACE" CLARK! every lefty hitter would want to imitate Clark's and Griffey swing, and let's not forget the shoe polish under the eye. Will Clark was a beast!

[@billmason2785]

💪⚾💪✌️👍👍👍👍👍

[@kennyjohnson907]

God I miss that beautiful swing

[@stevevandien310]

Clark's swing was long, flowing and lovely. PEDs be damned.

[@shrapnel77]

Loved his follow throughs. A young hitter has to watch him. Pure smoothness and flow.

[@rufuspipemos]

Been watching baseball for 46 years. Still the prettiest swing I've ever seen.

[@solidroadsinternational6522]

I was at Shea in 87 or 88 I believe and Ojeda threw an inside change up to Will which he smashed, took forever to come down and landed in the Mezzanine section ( 3rd level). Felt like the ball was in the air for 10 seconds. One of the sweetest swings in history.

[@LOLmusics]

Loved that lil wind up he did before the swing

[@SWEETPEA.522]

Yes the wind up and stance while waiting to swing would make my heart melt every time❤️😶‍🌫️🤪🥰

[@Mr001DMC]

Thanks, great video. I've been a Clark fan since he stepped into the league. Beautiful swing, just beautiful!

[@os421]

You know, I wrote a letter to Will Clark back when I was around 10 or 12 years old... because I was a huge baseball fan then and I wanted to BE him since I was a lefty too. He was the MAN to me and nobody-to this day- could tell me that some other player was a better athlete than the Thrill. He never wrote me back, of course, but when I see vids like this it affirms the fact that this man was a legend. Will Clark had one of the most beautiful swings ever! Lumbering... yet graceful and deadly.

[@hitsomebody99]

The sweetest swing ever, tried to convert to a left hander to emulate that swing..but i failed. 89 NLCS greatest of all time

[@sean8470]

deserves to be in hall of fame; die hard met fan here but loved to watch him play. He was a 'gamer' in every sense of the word. Giants had probably the best infield during the late 80's with Matt williams, jose uribe SS, robby thompson-2nd base, and will clark on 1st, santiago catching- name me a better infield in history that was better defensively

[@timothybogans3905]

Sean i remember can't argue with you , the braves had the pitching, the cardinals were still pretty good and of course the pirates the mets were great had to throw that in as a California kid those 86 Mets were one of the greatest sports teams in history i grew up with Kevin Mitchell i miss that baseball era

[@billmason2785]

Thanks for being a real baseball ⚾🇺🇲⚾ fan ,✌️💪✌️.....Go Mets.... from a Giants fan 🇺🇲

[@stevetvardek1063]

Just the most majestic and fluid swing you'll ever see

[@kyussmanchu]

I miss Will. Baseball just aint the same since he retired.

[@easfgman4687]

Favorite player all time. Had like 10 posters on my walls, 100+ will clark cards, used to get yelled at by my coach cuz I would try to hit left handed when I was a righty. I literally tried to stand in the left handed batters box and my coach would lose his cool and threaten to bench me if I did it again. But can u blame me? I mean, have u seen that swing!?!? It's a thing of beauty.

[@williepew]

Awesome !! Thanks for sharing FOREVER GIANT

[@MerdocOrtiz]

I remember trading a Black and white Bo Jackson card for an 8"X10" picture print of Will Clark back when the black and white Bo Jackson card was at it´s highest value, my best trade ever, Will is a legend..

[@TheBearCave]

One of my favorite players...thanks for the memories...

[@Autumn.Sun.Eclipse]

This guy was my all time favorite. I have fond memories of going to Candlestick and watching him when I was 10-12. Had every rookie card, jerseys, posters. I was devastated when he left the Giants.

[@oriondragos5876]

This dude played the game the way it was meant to be played. Favorite Giant of all time but Hunter Pence comes in a close second.

[@FreedomFighter2112]

Most beautiful swings ever: #1 - Will Clark #2 - Darryl Strawberry #3 - Mark Grace #4 - Eric Davis #5 - Gary Sheffield

[@oriondragos5876]

@@FreedomFighter2112 you mean Mark Grace? You forgot Ken Griffey Jr.

[@FreedomFighter2112]

@@oriondragos5876 You are correct

[@califinn]

Just a natural, hard nosed player. I was always a huge Matt Williams fan growing up because we both played 3rd base, and I always modeled my game after MW...but it was Clark's furious concentration and intensity that always inspired me to be better.

[@SWEETPEA.522]

Did you know that Will & Matty were roommates during 1989 spring training?

[@Quimbolystic]

what a beautiful swing.

[@PresidentGas1]

The "Stick" was the best ............ I miss that place.

[@michaelpolinsky8916]

Simply a swing you can't teach.A simple base hit looks like art.If he struck out swinging,at least you got to see"the swing".But when he got a hold of one,you knew you had seen TRUE greatness.btw...I hate all California teams,but loved watching this man.

[@DonkeyKongBMAC]

The second greatest clutch hitter since 1980 until 2019. But more importantly my favorite player of all time. Thanks for the upload - love the Heat soundtrack behind it 👍

[@xrtdhoneybeast]

my all time number one and only favorite ball player. named my first boy after him, patterned my swing to his and have a hr ball he signed for me on my nightstand. one of the last real baseball players.

[@user-jv9qz2bu1r]

Thanks for posting this video. Fantastic.

[@LIBREPUB]

The Thrill is my all time baseball hero. I still have his SI cover framed. That natural lefty swing was so good to all fields. I’m a lefty too and have a swing so similar to Clark. In the early 90’s, the guys in my league called me “Thrill” because of the similarities. At the time, they had no idea Will was my guy. I didn’t copy the swing, it’s just very similar. Great for spraying the ball all over. Glad I grew up in the Bay Area and got to see him live at The Stick. Love the A’s too.

[@hillbilly0187]

Wasn’t really into the mlb. Football and basketball have been my sports growing up. But when I found out my best friends dad is Will Clark. Started to go back and look at all his highlights and now I’m trying to follow in his footsteps. He taught me some lessons and now let’s just see where this goes

[@TJS1028]

my favorite baseball player of all time

[@baroqueguitarist5673]

I live in NYC and we had Don Mattingly at that time. I always saw Will Clark as the national league version of What we had in Don Mattingly. Sweet swing, clutch, class, gold glove, the perfect all around 1st basemen and team leader. I mean this as a compliment to Will Clark. In nyc he got the same respect as Don Mattingly and Mattingly was a litteral god to new yorkers back then during the dark years for Yankee fans. Huge fan of Clark

[@animefan9329]

From 1987-1991 he was the best all-around player in baseball. His swing is often compare to Ted William's. Excellent 3 hole hitter that walked more than he struck out. Legend! It is truly an injustice he is not in the hall of fame!

[@ousamaabdu794]

I would have to say that Ricky Henderson was the best player in those mentioned years but the Thrill was in the top 3.

[@animefan9329]

@@ousamaabdu794 I love Rickey Henderson but he wasn't a better hitter or a better fielder than will the thrill. The greatest lead off hitter ever. Definitely a better base stealer. But Will was the purest of hitters and a far superior power hitter and rbi machine and a gold glove during the period. Also the national league had superior pitching than the American league at time. If I need a hit or a walk to get on base in the 9th I'm sending up Rickey. But if I need a run driven in the 9th Will the thrill is the man.

[@ousamaabdu794]

@@animefan9329 With all due respect I would have to rate from 1987 -1991 1) Rickey Henderson hands down, won a ring, 1990 MVP. Had an amazing post season as well in 89. Rates much higher than The Thrill defensively in those years as well. 2) This will come as a surprise but I would have to put Wade Boggs in at # 2. If you look at the advanced metrics in those years he was flat out a beast! Highest WAR, I was actually surprised he had a higher WAR than Rickey. 3) Barry Bonds Not much fanfare was spoken upon Barry before his 90 MVP season, and he should have won the award in 91 as well. His baserunning acumen, plate discipline and out of his world defensive metrics from 87 -89 caused those years to also be stellar as well. 4) Tie between Will Clark and Cal Ripken You are right, the pitching in the NL was much better in those years than the AL. And the Thrill was an excellent all around hitter in a pitcher's park. And he should have won the MVP over my man Kevin Mitchell in 89. His defensive metrics were below average in each of those years, and to be honest I never remember him having plaudits for his defense back then. Nevertheless, he was a star and I wish he played another 5 years instead retiring early, I think he would be an HOFer. Ripken, on the other hand never missed a game and he is VASTLY, I mean VASTLY underrated on the defensive side. 3rd all time in defensive WAR. And his 91 MVP campaign was a season for the ages. Your thoughts, I could discuss baseball day!

[@animefan9329]

@@ousamaabdu794 since you don't remember the thrills defensive exploits I will remind you. His fielding percentage is higher than Ricky's every year. In 1988 Henderson made 12 errors at the easiest position in the outfield (left field). Clark also won a gold glove at 1st base in 1991. Offensively, thank you for noting Clark's 1989 season. He should have won the mvp but he didn't. Clark also had a fabulous NLCS against the Cubs hitting .600. Yes he lost to Ricky's A's in the quake series. But he had to deal with The roid brothers and a pitching staff that had smoke Stewart, bob Welch, and the eck. As far as the overrated millennial stat the war, I really don't take to much stock in that. Yes wade was a green monster doubles machine/batting titles. But he wasn't a perennial mvp candidate during that 5yr time frame like the thrill. Barry bonds was great in 90 and 91 but sup par offensively in 87-89. Ripken struggled in 87,88,89,90. Mvp in 1991 true. But That's it. From 87 to 91 Will Clark finished in the top 5 in mvp voting 4 out of those 5 seasons. The only "bad" season he had was 1990 when "only" hit .295 with 19hrs and 95 Rbi's. No other player in that five year span can say that. Will Clark was the Best from 1987 to 1991!

[@ousamaabdu794]

@@animefan9329 My man you definitely are a knowledgeable and passionate fan of the game salute to you.. !! While you have made a compelling argument, one issue I have to vehemently disagree is your opinion regarding WAR (wins above replacement) if someone else doesn't know. Point blank, bottom line WAR is the most complete, quantifiable and accurate assessment of one's overall value in all of SPORTS! MLB has always contributed millions upon millions of $$$ in regards to stats. They've always been way ahead of the other major sports in this regard, and with baseball being an individual sport to a certain degree, statistically speaking accurate analysis is more likely than most other more team related sports. I could go typing forever in regards to all of the moving parts that go into creating WAR, but just look at how complex and detailed to the minutia the nuisances of creating the ultimate stat. Also, the BBBWA guys very few of the played the game and would just look at the big 3 stats for both pitchers and position players to figure out who was the MVP candidates. I don't know if you read or currently read Baseball America. Ive been reading it for over 30 years now. Every year they would do a poll of all MLB managers who had the best tools, speed, arm, all around player ect. The results from the mangers tended to be quite different at times than who was getting the most MVP votes. Much more simliaralities to the WAR leaders than who was garnering MVP votes from the writers who never played the game. At 43, I've been playing baseball competitively for 35 years and ones defensively skills are HUGE. This was vastly overlooked in the pre WAR/ advanced analytics age that we are in today. Look at the all time WAR leaderboards and there are very very few surprises. The players who are considered to be the best ever, are at the top. It's scary how accurate WAR is!! Looking forward to your reply lol!

[@odeed]

Great tribute. Thanks for putting this together.

[@zriter59escritor33]

What a superb swing. I remember that midway through Will's career, he told a reporter: "I've been blessed with a swing, but have had to work my butt off to perfect it." Then he added: "And it ain't there yet!"

[@derekjones977]

My favorite all time giant sweetest swing ever in baseball. Beautiful music accompanied

[@jefferyshannon7184]

My Dad and I went to Candlestick Park in 1992 to see the Giants play against the Dodgers. My Dad caught Will Clark's homerun ball. He caught it bare handed and fracture his hand doing it. I still have the ball 💕

[@mikem591]

He had a confident attitude and helped give the Giants a winners edge. He made his team better, and his teams would follow his lead.

[@bryanberube2754]

Great music from the film "Heat"!!

[@goldenstateofmind7385]

I agree! My favorite film and favorite ball player 👍🏼

[@Mizoo1992]

He had such a smooth swing. One of the best you'll see from a lefty. Great player!

[@scottsodyssey2485]

I know most will say Griffey Jr had the best swing ever and that's understandable. But for me growing up in the east SF bay area in the 80s it was and will always be Will Clark. Not just my favorite all time Giant but player too. He played the game right, with respect and dignity. Will the Thrill.

[@lakersfan820]

Favorite player of all time

[@matthewkrause5162]

My favorite player as a kid.

[@giolopes2519]

I’m just here for the swing!

[@veritas1007]

A real throwback

[@lando1818]

He fell just a few votes short on the HOF eligibility ballot......a damn shame. Great hitter, fielder and leader. Too many right elbow injuries hurt his power.

[@clipobserver]

AL LANDGRAF Seeing the video, he was hitting the ball everywhere including homers to left field.

[@sean8470]

also his knees went bad as well

[@muzikdude1188]

Ended his career by hitting .345 in 51 games for the Cardinals in 2000. Dude could still swing the bat!

[@mediochreeuchre8391]

Cubs fan who remembers him winning the NLCS by himself in '89. Wish there was a "highlight" of him firing the ball to the shortstop to start around the horn...it just looked cool as hell when he did it.

[@ParisCafe]

If Clark had the pitching staff Giants have now, he could of won multiple championships. IMO the greatest player ever to put on a Giants uniform.

[@ousamaabdu794]

Better than Willie Mays?

[@joeleicht5764]

Nice. Just wish there'd have been a few clips from his short but memorable stint with the Cardinals. He came over in a late-season trade in the middle of a pennant race, and started blasting the ball out of the park and hit nearly 400 for the month.

[@johnpendrak4734]

Great tribute. My all time favorite player. Maybe should've included the base hit up the middle off of Mitch Williams in the 89 nlcs and the homer off of Maddux in that same series.

[@MasterGGG]

one of my all time fav swings

[@TreeBoss888-iz3ir]

Best swing ever

[@FreedomFighter2112]

Most beautiful swings ever: #1 - Will Clark #2 - Darryl Strawberry #3 - Mark Grace #4 - Eric Davis #5 - Gary Sheffield

[@sean8470]

very good list esp. the first two; and Eric Davis had a smooth powerful swing. Mark Grace's swing was good but not as good as Olerud's in my view

[@kctiner]

awesome. will was my idol. the perfect swing.

[@dtsang508]

Brings back lots of memories!

[@DinoXaviz]

I wonder why SF hasn't retired his number

[@lwearj0rts]

Normally you do that after one enters the HOF

[@user-jv9qz2bu1r]

Agreed. No one else can wear #22.

[@MrCarl323123]

hell yea they should i watched him when i was a kid i was a A's fan then my friend was Giants.lol giants was my second team Kevin mitchell was good to i remember him to.lol old days

[@rocknrallsoul94rockero4]

cause just like my Dodgers they have the policy were you have ti be a Hall of Famer to retire it

[@impittsburghpiratesfandont7867]

Evan O'Brien not necessarily true Billy Meyer isn’t in the Hall of Fame but the Pirates retires his number 1 (for whatever reason!!) Bill Mazeroskis number was retired before he got entered into the hall of fame so did Willie Stargell. Billy Martin, Dale Murphy, Fred Hutchinson, Johnny Pesky, Steve Garvey, Tony Oliva and others have their numbers retired but aren’t in the Hall of Fame. And sometimes they retire their numbers a long time after they have been retired like Paul Waners number wasn’t retired by the Pirates until over 60 years after he had been retired. Teams can retire any number they want, whenever they want.

[@PresidentGas1]

Was there for most of it ............ never forget the very first AB ........... look it up !

[@bittergunowner12]

"Fuckin amateurs!" Gotta love The Thrill!

[@mexicanusrex9418]

Will the Thrill! But Im a Dodger fan I called him Will "The Kill". Oh man did he destroy many important games against us but I have to admit, Will Clark has always been an inspiration, an all guts no glory attitude towards winning. 🙌🏽Respect

[@johngomes4278]

He should be in hall of fame now!!!!!!!

[@stevevandien310]

Always enjoyed watching Clark hit. He had a long, fluid and lovely swing.

[@Ihstudios]

Best number 3 hitter behind Keith Hernandez.

[@garyphillips1860]

Will Clark should be in hof

[@kevinvinson5312]

I could watch clark and griffeys swing all day!

[@chrisrunyon2372]

To me the sweetest swings in baseball history are bonds,griffey, and will Clark in no such order.

[@johngomes4278]

He is awesome !!

[@ChowDownDetroit]

best looking swing in baseball

[@Tren-uh8bx]

Started out thinking this video had some promise...then the music started

[@marcvslicinivscrassvs7536]

I remember running around the cavernous, mostly empty Candlestick during the 85 season. You could go anywhere you wanted it seemed. Miss that place!

[@CheapCardSales]

Love it

[@TheRealRacerX]

I really enjoyed your video. What ba swing Sweet Swinging Will Clark had! It dawned on me while watching this... Did he even t really have a "retirement tour", or did he just have to stop playing because of injury? Didn't he have a bad one l knee or back? Again, great video! I loved his intensity and that smirk he would get on his face when he was fired up!

[@timothybogans3905]

RacerX i miss this era in baseball Will Clark was a joy to watch he played the corners top notch and the eye and bat handles was pure natural talent he could put the ball anywhere he wanted even the great Tony Gwynn R.I.P said Will Clark made him nervous everytime he came to the plate and that swing , Will Clark belongs in the HOF damn shame

[@ousamaabdu794]

He stopped playing to be with his autistic son full time. Probably could have played 4 or 5 more years

[@dominick584]

That swing though damm!!

[@royhill6260]

Will could hit with the best of 'em during his prime. Great player.