Yadier Molina tells runner to steal then throws him out, a breakdown

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[@asdfaeou]

By the unwritten rules of Baseball, Yadi gets his gold chain. Or something like that.

[@RantingRamsay]

Nah, he just has to acknowledge the FACT that from here on out of he ever steals a base when Yadi is behind the plate it is because Yadi LET him steal it.

[@drewbreezy5854]

Lol

[@alanreynolds2287]

@@RantingRamsay I LOVE that idea! Put your money where your mouth is!!!

[@thebrickhouse2771]

@@DingoOverlord I think a joke

[@woodside4life]

Yessir!

[@nikbol43below]

Yadi's face at the end. "Now, what did we learn?"

[@thee_morpheus]

don't wag my finger at 'that man' again **drinks juice box before naptime**

[@jwenga]

Just because you made it to the show, doesn’t mean your good...

[@jchappell2724]

Yadi said, young buck gonna learn today!!

[@julienpost3376]

lmao

[@chrismacku8471]

2 things: 1) fuck around and 2) find out.

[@bradleys6466]

Pro tip, before you think about stealing on a catcher, do a quick search on how many golden gloves they have.

[@jesseguerra1442]

That’s a classic case of pure ego. You don’t do that to Molina.

[@adameves5970]

What do you mean a quick search? What you REALLY mean is just LOOK at who the catcher is. I know all you millennial kids can't retain any information, but the solution isn't to search it. Relying on constant searches to know ANYTHING is the cause of you kids knowing NOTHING. Why in the world would someone need to do a quick search on Yadi Molina? Baseball is their JOB. There's no way they don't know who he is or anything about him.

[@ObiWanKenobi]

@@adameves5970 you know OP is joking right? You are so dense

[@KidSereneonxbox]

@@adameves5970 you do also know millennials are around 30ish years old😂. So idk why you refer to them as kids

[@charlesmartiniii1405]

@@adameves5970 maaannn dude. You need to get outside

[@georgewright3949]

The way yadi can throw it to exact spot that he barely even needs to move his glove to make the tag is art

[@Nick-bb4nk]

I couldn't make that throw with 30 minutes to aim, god forbid I have to catch the ball and stand up too

[@elprimo_2320]

yes, also the runner (Jose Siri) is very fast, in a game of braves and astros he ran from home to first in 2.95 seconds, but tremendous throw of yadier molina

[@__Gw]

Muscle memory

[@HurricaneJD]

Heck yeah I always said that I bet yadi, with his eyes closed, could throw the ball from home plate into the upper deck of centerfield and still knock the chip off a Cubs fans shoulder and not even break a sweat

[@Dynamic0NE]

@@elprimo_2320 Jose Siri wasn't even running there Einstein

[@Kutulu369]

That was the most epic display of trash talk, without a single word said, that I've ever seen!!

[@alexmajors7915]

Well said

[@JuanSanchez-pi5pj]

You are absolutely right,...Rookies!!!

[@my_name_is_nat]

True😂😂😂😂

[@pla6ue]

Lol no doubt man.

[@kpresnell45]

Kenneth Shouler As a life long (younger) cardinal fan, I’ve watched him my whole life. Glad he has been a Card for life.

[@Cali_Soldado]

Bro, that stare down at the end was so gangster. Yadi taught a lesson right there, stay humble...you don't just finger wag future HOF Yadi like that.

[@Alex-ie1qu]

Seriously tho. The finger wag was lame AF, you barely made it back to first after being almost thrown down by an aging catcher after a pitch....not a time to be showing out. Love seeing the karma and what a dime of a throw by Yadi to put him in his place, almost couldn’t have been a better throw

[@MapleBar777]

Exactly. Leave that cocky shit for someone other than the big dawgs and after you prove yourself in the show for a while.

[@Swoosh_015]

Bro THAT THROW FROM HOME TOO!!!!! YADI WANTED THAT ONE 😂😂

[@joshw604]

I was waiting for Yadi's finger wag but the stare down was probably better without it

[@slate88]

And I took that personally *insert jordan gif*

[@davidhackett7106]

It's not so much that he threw him out but it's the degree of ease in which he did is what's amazing. The second baseman literally had to wait for the runner to slide into the tag.

[@IamChevalier]

AND let's not forget - it was a Change Up. Imagine how much lead time if he called for a heater

[@jeremygeller9145]

@@IamChevalier a low change up too, even harder. runner picked the perfect time to steal and just forgot one key factor

[@PSIorDIE]

I attended the Cardinals Winter Warm Up a handful of times from 2004-2012 where people pay to purchase a spot in line for an autograph. I distinctly remember Yadier being the player who sat and signed autographs the longest. He didn’t speak almost any English back then but he was jumping up from the table, hugging fans and posing with little kids next to the table acting like he was catching for them after the Cardinals had just won the World Series. He went back and forth with my dad for a second and shared some laughs. Great guy.

[@SLURM187]

Yadi learned real quick if you treat STL fans with respect, They’ll take care of you for life.

[@Nestor123057]

Thanks for sharing. Great story.

[@prmcollin]

“A path to the dugout, stealing is.” Yadi

[@statiklingon]

This comment is underrated.

[@luisantonio4412]

This is one of the funniest things I have ever read on KZbin. You won the Internet 3 weeks ago my friend.

[@prmcollin]

@@luisantonio4412 hahaha thanks brother

[@philipearlmcg3964]

Hilarious this is.

[@dorianpaisley-smith303]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🔝👌

[@brentquigley1842]

Moral of the story: Don't play around with cannons. Especially if it is Yadier Molina's cannon arm.

[@709mash]

And it was off a changeup. Damn!

[@lf2334]

He actually doesn't really have a cannon anymore.

[@brentquigley1842]

That's true. He doesn't have a cannon. He has a sniper😉

[@RageToDeath]

@@lf2334 um. He doesn't have a cannon yet the guy was waiting for the dude at 2nd base? Lmao

[@lawnman3638]

@@lf2334Wtf are you talking about? He threw the guy out on a change up😀

[@UnshavenStatue]

It's incredible how you pack all kinds of legitimate breakdown -- pointing out several subtle signals that we don't normally notice -- into 1.5 minutes while simultaneously emphasizing just how damn cool yadier was at the same time

[@wesmurphy9725]

A true BA

[@PANDAbeaaanRRR]

I agreed!

[@hmmmmm17]

I’m glad this moment is sealed on this channel. Otherwise it would be lost and never talked about. Such a legendary move by Yadi

[@halcyonacoustic7366]

Yadi did shit like this almost every game lmao he will be missed

[@snipz127]

@@halcyonacoustic7366 I miss him every day. Thank god he's apart of the organization in some fashion.

[@agentazzjuice404]

Hosing dude by 4 feet on a changeup below the knees. Is like adding insult to injury... This aint AA boiiiiiii

[@thee_morpheus]

Spot on, he hasn't earned the right to be that cocky being a nobody with bad baserunning skills

[@jdzeeb]

strike em out throw em out

[@fancydan1262]

There’s a big difference between “playing with a bit of swagger” and “cockiness”. Guys like Yadi are always happy to explain it to you.

[@travisgowen5044]

Yadi's stare down demoted that guy back to the role of trash can banger.

[@angelcoronado3465]

Low blow 😂😂😂

[@Evairee]

Hahahahahaha bro you're soooo funny, because the Astros cheated!! Hahahahahaha you're so original and definitely not a spaz irl!

[@m3ntalsquirr3lz46]

@@Evairee let me guess, Houston fan

[@LAsuperfly94]

@@Evairee somebody's mad their team can't win without cheating

[@travisgowen5044]

@@Evairee Thanks, I was pretty proud of myself too.

[@joeysereda4584]

"Just because its the 7th inning of a spring training game doesn't mean I'm not COMING FOR YA" -- definition of a champion, just can't turn the switch off!

[@FATillery]

Indeed.

[@scottjohnson676]

I can't help but periodically rewatch this one. It's by far my favorite jomboy video!

[@grungyasscinema]

It’s the fact that he threw him out by a mile on a Changeup that does it for me.

[@grungyasscinema]

@Anthony Garcia yup!

[@grungyasscinema]

@Anthony Garcia I hope he coaches after retiring.

[@grungyasscinema]

@Scott McWhinnie true, but why would he call for a Change on the next pitch and not a fastball?

[@hinney827]

@@grungyasscinema like Jimmy says in the video, pitcher's gotta work on things too. Plus, he was confident he would get him out anyway, and clearly could.

[@sirme1798]

@@grungyasscinema because he is a god. Show some respect please.

[@TacoStacks]

Molina is built different

[@A.B.421]

Get ready for a lot of likes, cuz ur verified

[@metsfan7376]

@ッyoitzpat seriously these verified channels say the most basic and bland stuff imaginable and they still get the top comment on the video lol

[@niyaboyd3805]

We love him in STL

[@Ciscorover88]

He is going to make an amazing coach

[@brentdrury2490]

Best catcher ever

[@boodle4960]

Probably my 3rd or 4th time watching this over the last year or 2. Every time it comes up in my algo I have to watch it

[@joootooobboosheet2486]

I come back to this video periodically. It's pure gold!

[@nickmenn5443]

“7th inning in a Spring training game, and Yadi is still behind the dish” - shoulda told you everything you need to know about this man’s mindset

[@gadbammit4736]

"Yadier Molina is about winning and winning championships, period."

[@gregsherman4796]

And the stupidity of the Cardinals. This guy was a free agent and not signed by another team so the Cardinals took him back. What’s wrong with all those other teams?

[@OmegaForceOperative]

@@gregsherman4796 What are you on about? Yeah Yadi is getting older but his arm is still pretty damn good. Bat is slowing but the main thing he has is experience. The more he can work with the other Cardinal catchers the better. Other teams didn't take him because of his age. 10 years ago and it would've been a different story.

[@fatal9673]

The only team Yadi has played for is the Cards. He said if the Cards were to drop him he would retire. Their the only team he wants to play for.

[@ktlynn177]

@@OmegaForceOperative I see Yadier as a Manager within one season of his retirement.

[@tryhardfinessedyou]

He was out by about 3 nautical miles too. Wasn't even close.

[@MrVisde]

🤣 ...he wasn’t even in the frame of the video when the ball got there

[@masokotanga7356]

Haha, right? Literally waiting for him to enter the frame after the catch is made. Like, his flight in was delayed...

[@masokotanga7356]

@@MrVisde Damn, didn't see this before I posted mine. I think I have multiple personality disorder and one of myselfs is a plagiarist..

[@ScrewFlanders]

"... 3 nautical miles..." Not just *statute* miles, but actual _nautical_ miles, as in 3 _arc minutes_ of latitude/longitude. 🤣 🤣

[@InterloperBob]

@@ScrewFlanders In other words, if Siri was sliding on the horizon, and the second baseman was on the poopdeck, they couldn't quite see each other over the horizon on the open ocean.

[@EweCantHandletheTruth]

I don't know if people agree, but in my opinion he's a 1st ballot HOF'er. His offensive numbers are mediocre at best, but his durability, defense and game management skills are second to none. 2000+ hits ain't nothin to sneeze at either. And no, I'm not a Cards fan...

[@arbackhaus]

Absolutely, without a doubt. Probably one of the top 10 best defensive catchers of all time.

[@tarico4436]

Hungry?

[@theviolator1074]

@@arbackhaus He may be the best ever.

[@dinghe6948]

his offensive numbers aren't good...but the eye test and the clutch gene say otherwise. Besides, he's one of the best catchers and one of the premier forces against stealing bases. That and you know...not just durability but availability is the best ability.

[@sarahdara1982]

There’s no doubt he makes it. It’s become less and less of a debate and most writers and analysts take for granted that he’s a hall of famer, first ballot most likely.

[@seito1276]

“You gonna look at me? No.” Lol!!!

[@ItsMcWillie]

What a fucking legend.

[@phaecneom1984]

huHhhh

[@joegusset5902]

Stl legend right dur

[@suprcrzy]

I DO NOT like Yadier Molina, but got damnit I respect this guy!

[@red5llaw]

@@suprcrzy just curious but why don't you like Molina? Is it just one of those things or did he perhaps take out too many of your teams runners? I really would like to know. No disrespect to you.

[@satanas5975]

always has been 🧑🏾‍🚀

[@hp5469]

He now has a story to tell his grand kids, " I once got thrown out by Yadier Molina ".

[@lrob6971]

I work at a clinic and xrayed some dude that got thrown out by Johnny bench during preseason, or minors....he said that was his best baseball story ,as far as proball

[@pakkuman1]

His grandkids would have been born by the time he made it to base.

[@w.filmer2348]

Not even in the regular season lmao

[@mt9054]

Only once? I got cut the next day..

[@dirthotch1982]

I'm gonna tell my grandkids this was Willie Mays Hayes.

[@freakyhijikii2905]

This is my favorite video on youtube. KZbin knows this and suggests it almost every week. And I watch it every time.

[@abrahamlincoln9758]

Definitely a "How's your wife and my kids?" kinda moment.

[@emrsdca]

I love that movie.

[@millmr20]

I’m sure he’s a close personal friend and all but tell me what was he doing wearing her panties on his head?

[@ronrhea6338]

I think Yadi had time to holler for a hot dog vendor to deliver in my hot dog before Siri got tagged out

[@tommynolan4015]

The fact that Yadi still has this type of intensity at his age is just awesome. One of the most unique and underrated players of our time in my opinion

[@passageways]

@Jack Rollo He's a god in Cardinal country, but, underrated around the league because talking heads like to jerk themselves off to catchers who hit more homers or play for their favorite coast team.

[@MapleBar777]

Does anyone know what underrated means anymore?

[@mjfarmer14]

@@passageways exactly what I was going to say, only Cards fans and baseball nuts really know the guy.

[@sohca6162]

He’ll be in the hall of fame. GOAT catcher.

[@sohca6162]

@Jack RolloHe is the GOAT catcher

[@migsyt]

When you're in the game because of your speed, and the 2nd baseman is in a lawn chair smoking a cigar and drinking a beer waiting for you to arrive, you know you're in trouble

[@hybridtechowns]

Gold comment

[@gregoryandrus5322]

^ This is a comment worthy of over 5,000 likes, not the bloke above this.

[@patrickcibulka2915]

😂

[@kimuralove1096]

Coming from a lifelong Cubs fan, I LOVE Yadi and have the utmost admiration for what an amazing talent this man is. Always was wicked jealous of his loyalty to the Cards, and he was my dream pick for any MLB player to come to the Cubbies -- but his career-long loyalty to the STL Cardinals was also what made him such a respectable and lovable player! What a guy! ❤ I hope he's enjoying his retirement, was very sad to see such a legend leave the diamond. Respect.

[@Randomstlhero]

Respect

[@jomama969]

I hope he goes right into coaching when he retires. I’d run through a brick wall for a coach like Yadi.

[@NJGuy1973]

No, you wouldn't run through a brick wall, Yadi would throw you out first.

[@dennissvitak6453]

Yadi is already signed to manage next year, in Venezuela.

[@mikegazanchyan2423]

It’s too bad he didn’t, cards can def use a pitching coach right about now

[@domnfg]

He’s in the Cardinals front office now

[@Dylan_The_Car_Dealer]

This guy hasn’t played a single big league game in his career and he indirectly challenges one of the best of not the best arms behind the plate. Love it😂😂😂

[@Zraknul]

And gets crushed on what should be a golden opportunity.

[@michaelkissane6138]

Thereby making it very likely he may never get beyond Triple-A.

[@jasonchristie4788]

And he even smokes him on a change-up. Hilarious.

[@Xerr013]

@@jasonchristie4788 that's the best part he got him for miles on a change up.

[@budbinner2276]

Boy this younger generation is something else. 🙄

[@meoutdoors6106]

Player shakes head at Yadi. Yadi: and I took that personally...

[@Dylan-nk9cq]

He's got the Jordan pads on and everything

[@IAMJRAD]

Back in the day, I had the outfield shift towards right because I'm a lefty (not sure why everyone shifts soo extreme for lefties), I said "it's alright, I'm gonna hit it to left, no need to shift". The pitcher looked at me and said, "yeah yeah keep talking". I told him to go ahead and pitch and he'll see what happens. The next pitch, I hit it down the left field line and got a triple. The pitcher wouldn't look at me at all after that.

[@daveomacron4301]

I'm a dyed-in-the-wool, life-long San Francisco Giants fan and always will be, but Yadier Molina is one of my favorite players of all time. Dude is a straight savage.

[@bobapjok4241]

Molina is just the man. He is an incredible player and this was fun. ive never been a big trash talker, but i enjoyed this. No words, just actions.

[@AaronG912]

The way he stares down to 2nd after gunning him out by a mile is priceless

[@GradyPhilpott]

I think it would have been better, if he had just walked off the field like it was just another day at the ball park. There's no sense making a rookie with jewelry feel important enough for extra effort, when a perfect peg says it all.

[@fomori2]

@@GradyPhilpott He just wanted to get a look at a guy that he will never see in the majors again. :)

[@michaelkissane6138]

Glad he wasn't looking towards California, they've had enough laser fires already! LMAO.

[@markchen8956]

Life is gonna suck when Yadi retires

[@A.B.421]

At least we can stop hearing “yAdI’s A tOp TeN cAtChEr”

[@Disembow1280]

@@A.B.421 Number 1 in our hearts

[@A.B.421]

@@Disembow1280 maybe, just not on the field (anymore)

[@earlhickey4471]

@@A.B.421 still the best defensively in the league

[@A.B.421]

@@earlhickey4471 *cough cough* Roberto Perez???

[@inquizition9672]

That throw was perfect. The 2nd baseman barely had to move his glove to tag out the runner, which beat him by a couple steps anyway. Just wow.

[@djzio]

Duly noted. I've watched untold clips where he often throws it just right of the bag and low.

[@pkstpr78]

On an off speed pitch nonetheless.

[@tonyd1308]

That runner tag himself out!

[@calogero100]

As a former catcher I can confirm this is the best feeling ever

[@Ace-jk8mq]

Agreed. 9 years almost and I love messing with base runners so much. I did something similar to this with a runner. She kept inching off the bag so I give signal to throw back to first. She slides back and safe. Next pitch she inches even further out and I know with my pitcher where I put my mitt is where the ball will go. So I signal a fast curve ball to the outside. Girl takes off and my pitcher just hits the deck cause she knows what's coming. The girl was out by a solid 5 steps.. 3rd out of the 9th inning and we are done. Won 6-0. The batter wouldn't look at me and the runner stared at my pitcher till I looked her dead in the eye and she ran back to the dug out.

[@holocene.]

I dunno. Playing right field and throwing a dude out at third or home thinking they can run in you is pretty epic (I’ve only done it twice and missed way more times lol)

[@Ace-jk8mq]

@@holocene. I've played outfield and catcher. Both are an epic feeling but.. put yourself in this. As a catcher 2 strikes 3 balls. Bottom of the last inning. 2 outs. Winning by one. Runner on third. Curve outside. Batter makes contact and lines it towards first. Runner darts to home and the first baseman beams one at yah. You tag them and you hear the ump call out and that's the game.. Best feeling ever

[@trail4844]

@@Ace-jk8mq Lmaoo that’s awesome

[@josecavazos6082]

I played a lot of softball in my middle ( now 72) and I usually played right field. Throwing those huge things take great grip and huge force to reach home plate. Fast forward I played right field baseball and had fun throwing out runners trying to go home. I could not hit so my coach would tell me lean in get hit ouch. Quit baseball

[@freefangz]

Yadi is still a beast. Plain & simple.

[@Jacobthekid28]

He's still got it!

[@Jacobthekid28]

Not to mention he's a good mentor for young catchers.

[@powerboon2k]

You're just giving it to us straight. Like a pear cider made from 100% pears.

[@reedeayers]

@@Jacobthekid28 my best friend is a cards fan and we’ve been saying they need to invest in a good young father before Yadi leaves

[@ObiWanKenobi]

@@reedeayers yeah I’m a Cards fan too and I also think they need to pick up a good young priest in the next draft

[@benhod]

*pinch runner comes onto the field* Yadi "So i took that personally"

[@Zraknul]

I think yadi wanted to win that gold chain. It's like Mardi gras out there, only he needs gold chains. Show me what you got let's do this.

[@jasonphillips3796]

I think Yadi is a Hall of Famer just based on his arm alone!

[@normie2716]

The neck tattoo helps, too.

[@TheRealEdStoner]

I’ve watched this at least 15 times. It never gets old.

[@scott3806]

You couldn’t walk to 2nd base and hand him the ball in a better spot

[@bv6377]

why would you do that? it's much quicker to throw it /s

[@michaelscott7087]

Fr couldn’t ask for better placement

[@natef3986]

@@bv6377 hes saying... nvm

[@johnhofmeister5534]

I probably would have brought it up by 1/4 of an inch

[@scott3806]

@@johnhofmeister5534 true yadi is washed should retire immediately

[@charliegray2550]

Best Catcher of this generation 🐐🐐

[@sebastiancadena1242]

posey>

[@samplano4773]

Defensive

[@Videohotmail2]

Joe Mauer.

[@shaungray8863]

@@sebastiancadena1242 🤣

[@Kentworld03]

Fax

[@chrisaultman1]

A 26 year-old rookie who's never done anything taunting a HOF legend? I think I've watched this 20 times. Can't wait to see Yadi and Albert in person in a few weeks!

[@luisramos9506]

Simply the best catcher in mlb!!!! I love watching this guy play!!!! Yadier hats off to you!!!

[@RuTube981]

Not only did he challenge him to steal second after you talked shit, but he threw you out on a changeup in the dirt by a mile. Like sit down, dude.

[@stiebelrrico]

This is as gangster as it gets....Yadi’s a don...lol

[@NoPrefect]

Grab some pine, meat.

[@glee_3000]

Repent JESUS CHRIST is coming soon GOD BLESS❤

[@eastcoastoutdoors902]

@@glee_3000 I’m all for god but why are you here

[@lanky2592]

Wasn't in the dirt btw

[@justachad6494]

We had a saying in the Infantry...”Beware of an old man in a young man’s profession.” The vets are still there for a reason.

[@luisramos9506]

Yadier is one hell of a psychological player!!!! Simply the best!!!! I love the way this guy plays!!!!

[@stig1782]

Man that was badass. Didnt get dirty, didnt even need to say anything at all. Just a classic case of showing him whos boss

[@InMotionForAMillion]

As a Mets fan, I still have nightmares about the HR Molina hit to beat us in Game 7 of the 2006 NLCS. 15 years later, highlights like this bring back those nightmares...Jomboy, my therapist thanks you!

[@MrEggie12]

Tell me about it! Endy Chavez stole Rolen’s HR then Molina hit that homer. And to make it worst Beltran stroke out with bases loaded in one of his best years as a Mets player. 😞😡

[@anonymouscommenter7689]

Thanks to celebrity jeopardy, every time i see "therapist," i think it says "the rapist."

[@willm3027]

I still remember that... I remember thinking mets f***ing s***!

[@sbxjames2054]

I have nightmares about the Mets in St. Louis 22 game inning. Went to the game stayed will about 15 or 16 left went to eat at a steak house watched the game in the tv. Ate payed left, drive home still listening to the game on the radio. Cards lost.

[@KomodoDojo]

And Yadi to this day gets the loudest boos at Citi Field

[@NJGuy1973]

I had a cold with post-nasal drip. I showed my nose to Yadi. I was cured. Nobody runs on Yadi.

[@Shamanious]

god damn it that is so stupid and so beautiful lmao

[@keithhigdon3741]

In the Famous words of Larry the Cable Guy “That there is funny i dont care who you are”

[@homoerectus744]

(sigh)....ok.

[@lightingthelatenight9942]

Why does it sound like a commercial and/or radio ad with a brand motto and everything lmao

[@joelman1989]

I’m literally crying. That was funny.

[@chghfd4946]

You know Maldonado appreciated that, probably laughing when Siri got caught.

[@jeffrp8388]

One of the most entertaining B'ball vids ever - and I come back to it whenever I want to see something impressive and a good laugh.

[@treyurban6378]

imagine having the nerve to shake your head at one of the best defensive catchers to ever play

[@Evairee]

????? It’s not anything relating to nerve, it’s having the confidence in yourself to even do that versus a proven catcher, I see nothing wrong in what he did

[@atontheregular5097]

Bruh shut up. They’re just joking with each other.

[@JoeMama-iq2xs]

The nerve? The pitcher tries to pick him off and then yadi tries to pick him off again very next pitch. Shits annoying prolly, especially in a spring training game

[@chrisseger2346]

@@JoeMama-iq2xs Part of training is learning your place. You think they subbed that rookie in with any confidence that he'd successfully steal against _this_ catcher? Hell no. They sent him out there to feed him some humble pie. Can't have a rookie on the team that thinks he's hot shit when he simply isn't.

[@merrill07]

@@Evairee nothing wrong with it, he just needs to learn to stick that confidence in his back pocket when dealing with a man like Yadi. He was schooled on that play.

[@A.B.421]

The Astros must have thought a changeup was coming

[@MrHeart12]

🙄🙄🙄🙄

[@Tombobreaker]

LOL

[@calvinxx1117]

@@MrHeart12 hahahaha the Astro fan got tilted KEKW

[@MrHeart12]

@@calvinxx1117 oh God the idiots are out. KEKW? go away child.

[@everett_3]

@@MrHeart12 go away cheater

[@stlstreets1318]

We are going to miss you man!!, thanks for seventeen straight years of absolute beast mode!!..

[@indicaonly2143]

Yadiers release is crazy fast. Unbelievable really. Dude wasn't even in the picture when ball arrived for tag.

[@ItsTimmyB]

*Kid shakes his head at Yadi* “So you have chosen death”

[@josh-rz3uq]

Molina is not a meme-spouting homosexual.

[@Masmorraz]

😂😂😂

[@ldj7039]

I'm supposed to hate everything Cards being from Chicago, but I love Yadi bro

[@KennyVee]

It's hard to hate on a Molina. The work ethic and skill transcends team rivalries. It's like how I've always hated the Yankees, but...Mariano Rivera and Derek Jeter couldn't help but to earn my respect. You can still hate the team while respecting a player (or two) on that team.

[@Atremolive]

@@KennyVee Big facts. I've lived in STL and been a Cards fan for 30 years. Jeter will ALWAYS get a hat tip from me, forever.

[@fomori2]

As a Cubs fan, you hate him as a Cards player, but you still can respect his play, which I do.

[@madddawgg5133]

You just can’t hate on Yadi. He’s the best catcher, period. Man is a living legend.

[@jabbawalkiie5019]

To be fair I think Rizzo > Goldy but time will tell on that one. You can't not appreciate Molina and his ability. The man calls defensive shifts based on what he sees batters do.

[@ronniemorgan5143]

That’s awesome!! They were waiting for him to arrive so they could tag him out. Best trash talk ever w/o saying a word. lol.

[@easfgman4687]

He's a legend. I'm thankful I got to see a true master of the game.

[@sportclipsyt273]

People still trying to run on yadi smh

[@A.B.421]

People saying Yadi’s a top 10 catcher smh

[@carl5381]

@@A.B.421 people jealous smh

[@A.B.421]

@@carl5381 jealous? Jealous of what?

[@MrKandlejack]

@@A.B.421 an almost 40 y/o catcher still being a competitive player in the MLB, apparently

[@A.B.421]

@@MrKandlejack 😂

[@DrPhilGoode]

Cubs fan here that doesn’t wear red after Christmas for obvious reasons. But Yadi demands and requires a certain level of respect from anyone who is a real baseball fan. His professional yet passionate approach gives a nod to the good ole days when baseball players went to war with their brothers all summer. All while working his ass off for his teammates, the fans, the opposition, and respect for the game he loves. I hope he stays with the cards till he’s done. Guys like this are a dying bread.

[@fishonkayakadventure]

He will be a Cardinals Coach after he retires

[@littlelogan]

Facts.

[@33nmcd]

As a Cardinals fan.... respect.

[@hinglemccringleberry8805]

Thats the only respectable thing a cubs fan has ever said

[@DrPhilGoode]

I’ve never understood why so many Cards fans are like. “If Yadis gonna be a no bs, hard ass, on-edge sheriff behind the plate.....I guess I need to be the same way to ALL these Cubs fans who took over our city for 3 days.”

[@Ascending11]

I would have stood up, looked at Yadi, then been like "had to test you ... Good throw".

[@garretttiedje3994]

Yadi had a better pick off move than most pitchers. Absolutely the definition of a beast!

[@Czechmate88]

The shortstop was there with the ball in a lawn chair waiting for dude

[@jimjones8183]

second basemen

[@Czechmate88]

@@jimjones8183 don’t know how I missed that

[@sixmilllpesoman4741]

@@Czechmate88 you confused me for a second with that 🤣

[@thee_morpheus]

@@Czechmate88 Carpenter would need about 3 reincarnations to even try at SS

[@michaelkissane6138]

I thought I saw a couple of Busch empties on the outfield grass, LMAO.

[@TheGrandMoff]

imagine being a cocky little rookie egging on one of the best to ever be behind the plate! Yadi made sure that kid stays humble for awhile longer lmao

[@javiazar]

It's rough being called up and staying humble sometimes when you look at all the winning you gotta do to get there... this dude probably never got thrown out by this much in his life... also I think it's nothing to be ashamed about... got thrown out by one of the best catchers of all time.

[@joseaklx300r6]

Give credit to the poor kid he got the balls to try it lol yadi remebers me ivan rodriguez

[@rightuppercut1426]

This is why I love baseball. And Jomboy’s breakdowns.

[@SCFick318]

Yadi is like the Babe Ruth of catchers; he’s asking people to try him

[@Verlisify]

Ended that man's career

[@IAmTheWillyP]

...before it even started, apparently

[@getreal1175]

Nah, just taught him to respect his elders - especially ones named Molina!

[@knarf714sc4]

Had to give him a career just to end it!

[@vriskaserket1120]

Last time I heard of you, you called a Pokémon game a disappointment before it even came out.

[@Shawn_5397]

Before it started😭

[@yakopanen6596]

This guy is 1. Still playing 2. Still probably the best MLB catcher 3. Still funny as hell Props to Yadi

[@xRakumenx]

4. Never leaves St. Louis

[@joshuamyung4826]

Also has a very hard time running nowadays, he’s climbing up there in years, but he plays his position well

[@jaxonjarvis6647]

@@joshuamyung4826 He’s never really had quick feet😂

[@dazedandconfused6965]

Probably? He’s the BEST in the league.

[@yakopanen6596]

@@dazedandconfused6965 well he's been the best for years then which is even more crazy that a youngster isn't better than him nowadays

[@jasonthomad2322]

Man I love this stuff , the look on his face after that first pick off attempt.

[@elielbarbalarga1872]

This is my fav video on Jomboy. I watch it at least one time each day

[@LucasFerreira-cq8qz]

Yadi Molina: sending rookies back to the minors since 2004.

[@DRoc24]

Yadi Molina: roided, roid, roided up.

[@DRoc24]

@Gavin Ogden

[@michaelbeelby1995]

@@DRoc24 Most people might have supplied some sort of evidence or at least made some sort of feeble argument for why they have none. Good job of proving Gavin right. Just a hater, devoid of any substance. Btw...'Roids' don't improve the accuracy of your throws, or how you frame pitches, or really affect any of the defensive categories Molina leads(or is near leading) in. It might improve things like bat speed and other offensive categories, but that isn't what Molina is known for. But by all means don't let any of that stop you from playing make believe or wallowing in self pity and anger because some folks are just better than you at some stuff.

[@DRoc24]

@@michaelbeelby1995

[@victormiguel9356]

😆😆😆

[@davidmendenhall4090]

That look back to second should be his HOF bust, so he can terrorize the base stealers of the last two decades for all eternity!

[@billbuehler4959]

I can't believe that there are still writers of the AP that say he doesn't deserve to be in the HOF...Like, what 18 seasons of baseball have they been watching?

[@wyssmaster]

@@billbuehler4959 He shouldn't make the Hall.

[@1234Squash]

@@wyssmaster clearly a Reds fan, right?! hahaha!

[@mookie7688]

This is my favorite breakdown. I watch it at least once a month.

[@RustyorBroken]

I watch this clip everytime it pops up in my feed. It's just that good.

[@dylanhunter9330]

Baserunner: ''Steals 2nd'' Yadi: ''How many times do I have to teach them this lesson...''

[@MrBirdmann5150]

Baserunner: *TRIES to steal 2nd* 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@cameronlund8704]

"How do I reach these keeeeds?!?!"

[@pavitbhalla6833]

If Yadi gave me that look I would immediately start crying for my mother

[@michaelkissane6138]

Yet another customer for Depends Adult Diapers.....

[@niceride2690]

LMAO

[@joseaklx300r6]

Fun fact yadi is the coolest dude you can ever meet

[@YMTYMY]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jeffwvu4602]

If he looked at me like that, I wouldn't have even ran to 2nd base on a single.

[@Warwellington]

This is the video that got me hooked on Jomboy. Flawless execution, my good man.

[@patrickjones7773]

Yadi is the best behind the plate true Legend he will truly be missed after this season much love and respect from a St.Louis Gentleman 👑🙏🏾👑

[@DewinVega]

Fun fact......During the off season, Yadi pitches for local teams here in Puerto Rico.

[@carlostattooz]

for real?

[@alexmajors7915]

That's AWESOME thanks for passing that along!!

[@Jeromus1970]

This ain't AA anymore, Rook. Yadi could well be the best defensive catcher ever. Show some respect.

[@kbholla]

You are way too serious, and way too weird.

[@nallymannebach7933]

@@kbholla It’s an unwritten rule in baseball kid if ur gonna challenge a proven catcher like that as a rookie you better be about it. Molina has 5 gold glove awards as a catcher for a reason

[@JarthenGreenmeadow]

"It’s an unwritten rule in baseball" There are so many "unwritten rules" its fuckin stupid just watch the game.

[@KingKyle_1996]

@@nallymannebach7933 5? He has 9 lol

[@benn454]

@@KingKyle_1996 And 4 platinum

[@BNSF2184]

Once he retires you will never see another catcher like him again. Days of Posadas Pudges and Molinas will be over.

[@ColoradoHiker]

2nd baseman whistling waiting on the runner to show up.

[@edvardferand9934]

There's a fine line between confidence and foolishness. There's a reason Molina has been in the league so long. Don't taunt greatness. You will end up looking bad.

[@danielruiz3853]

i remember the old days watching the molina bros catch in socal, and the commentators always said " you think these two are special, you should see the lil bro" so low key he is a product of the angels hahahaha

[@billbixby557]

Even through the play was against my team, that was a wonderful display of dominance by the catcher.

[@jayd5541]

First base ump should have just called the kid out the moment Yadi pointed his mask at second base.

[@luisrosal1322]

😂😂😂😂😂 true

[@rosalindgomez963]

Lmao 😳😝🇵🇷🇵🇷💃💃❤❤⚾️⚾️👏👏👏👏👏

[@bonnieplasha4684]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@fifiwoof1969]

First base coach should have called for another pinch runner after the way.

[@KudaFamily]

Yadi: look at me, I’m the captain now...

[@fishonkayakadventure]

always has been

[@BryanChandlerStL]

Look at me: I've been The Captain before that meme even came out.

[@apacavelithadon96]

Look at me i run shit now-Yadi lol 😂

[@fancydan1262]

Mike Jones beat me to the meme.

[@ryanegger2243]

Amazing

[@us-Bahn]

Everything about this Jomby breakdown is brilliant.

[@josebaez8451]

VERDADERAMENTE VER JUGAR A YADI ES UN PLACER!!! CONFÍO EN QUE LUEGO DE SU RETIRO TERMINE EN EL SALÓN DE LA FAMA!!!

[@scottbilger9294]

The gesture toward second with the mask: "Be my guest".

[@checox27]

We call it. "Tirate si eres bravo" or " Toss yourself if your brave"

[@JCBluenote24]

If you look near the back of the MLB rule book, I think there's a rule that says "Do not run on Yadi....period!"

[@intsol_team3854]

This came back up on my timeline, man he will be missed after this year. I am a lifetime Cards fan and it's a different world when watching TV and you hear the phrase. "these goes the runner" which is almost said as a question not statement. You almost start to smile as long as the ball is caught, there is an extremely high chance a free out is coming.

[@commnavrizzo]

Amen! I grew up on Cardinals baseball, especially the radio broadcast from Jack Buck and Mike Shannon. I would listen with my dad and my grandpa. And to this day, I smile when hearing a Cardinals game called...especially when someone tries to run on Molina.

[@bitchmodesquad]

I'm a little bummed because I feel like I grew up when Yadi grew up as he's not much older than me. I was playing HS ball the year he got called up at 21. I remember the pudgy kid with a baby face who played great defense but couldn't really hit. Then he learned how to hit, won a lot of gold gloves and threw out alot of base runners, and always stood up for his teammates and the organization. Guys like that are once in a life time players. He had this command presence, and you felt it when he was behind the plate. There will never be another Yadi in my lifetime, maybe ever. I'm bummed because I'm not even 40 yet, and I now have to compare every catcher to Yadi the rest of my life, and it's impossible. He's easily one of the all-time greatest defensive catchers ever. And it's not up for debate. He'll be in the Hall of Fame. But I'm glad every game I watched I got to see greatness behind the plate!

[@LouT1501]

Love Yadi! I saw that 'exchange' when it happened in Spring Training, classic!

[@OurIndianaHome]

Baseball needs more Yadi’s .. gonna suck when he retires.. GOAT!

[@stevieb6455]

*Johnny Bench has entered the chat

[@chipper7244]

@@stevieb6455 or pudge

[@sethwatson98]

@@stevieb6455 defensive goat

[@bradkirchhoff3751]

Hey guys Idk if u know this or not but Johnny Bench and Ivan Rodriguez have been retired for quite a long time. 🤦‍♂️ Learn how to read, guys. This guys comment went completely over your heads even though it was a simple statement extremely easy to understand. Go back to school, guys. U seriously need it.

[@stevieb6455]

@@bradkirchhoff3751 You go back to school and learn what "goat" means.