I love Dalt! Couldn’t be further from the truth. I wanna beat him in these competitions don’t get me wrong hahahaha, but one of the best guys I know. As genuine as genuine gets.
my lineup C 2013 Johathon Lucroy - 83 1B 2019 Josh Bell - 116 2B 2008 Mark Derosa - 87 3B 2021 Nolan Arenado - 105 SS 2006 Bill Hall - 85 OF 2000 Richard Hidalgo - 122 OF 2012 Alfonso Soriano - 108 OF 2000 Ken Griffey Jr - 118 DH 2018 Eugenio Suarez - 104 TOTAL 928 1st place also i would have made it a blowout if ryan didn't keep ranting names. i can only pick names not mentioned or not on any lists
Absolutely sleeping on the early and mid-2000s Astros. 2000 Jeff Bagwell, Moises Alou, and Richard Hidalgo, 2004 Jeff Kent, 2006 Lance Berkman, 2007 Carlos Lee were RBI machines. 2005 Morgan Ensberg is only the tip of the iceberg
2013 Cutch was a whole 1.5 WAR ahead of Goldschmidt. They were basically the same offensively, just one played CF and one played 1B. Also ones team went to the playoffs, the other did not.
I was screaming geovany soto in my head the whole time. Thank you, Cohen, for at least mentioning it. I had him on my fantasy team that year. He was crazy.
I didn't know who that was, so I looked him up. He hit 44 bombs, drove in 122 runs, had an OPS+ of 147, but because the National League was absolutely loaded with talent that year, he was only 20th in MVP voting.
@@notsauer Yeah, their knowledge is severely limited when it comes to players before like 2005. But in fairness to them, they know a hell of a lot more about the 2010s than I do.
The best possible lineup needs a Red and a Pirate. You probably need to swap 2004 Scott Rolen for 2001 Aramis Ramirez and 2000 Brian Giles for 2000 Ken Griffey Jr. to make it valid.
2006 Lance Berkman played 28% of his game in the outfield. Could slide him up to OF instead of Pujols and then get Pujols' highest RBI total (137) in DH to max out at 1125 RBI for best lineup I think
I can’t believe Rolen wasn’t mentioned, dude was great for a few years on the Cards. Same with Jim Edmonds. They both had great years on 04 (I’m not a cards fan but in MVP 2005 that team raked). As a Red Sox fan, I’m crushed that Nomar was never even mentioned. Sure, his best years were 02 and 03 but he still put up 90 in 06 as a Cub. Though in fairness, every other year for him would’ve sucked.
*SPOILERS AHEAD* The lineup I came up with before watching this video C: Yadier Molina, 2013 - 80 RBI 1B: Derrek Lee, 2005 - 107 RBI 2B: Javier Baez, 2016 - 59 RBI 3B: Kris Bryant, 2016 - 102 RBI SS: Alex Gonzalez, 2003 - 59 RBI OF: Christian Yelich, 2019 - 97 RBI OF: Andrew McCutchen, 2013 - 84 RBI OF: Adam Dunn, 2004 - 102 RBI DH: Sammy Sosa, 2001 - 160 RBI Total: 850 RBI, good enough for second place. As someone who does not know ball, I'll take it.
I would’ve said Rowdy Tellez 2021 for the memes. But 2022 was in fact the year he hit 35 HRs for the Brew Crew and got 89 RBIs. He was traded from the Blue Jays in 2021.
One of these drafts these guys will remember to pick Jeff Bagwell or Lance Berkman and I will jump for joy. Missed 9 100+ RBI seasons between the two of them.
Before I watch, imma give it my best shot using just my Cubbies: C: 2008 Soto (86) 1B: 2016 Rizzo (109) 2B: 2018 Baez (111) SS: 2016 Russell (95) 3B: 2006 Ramirez (119) LF: 2012 Soriano (108) CF: 2023 Bellinger (93) RF: 2001 Sosa (160) DH: 2005 Lee (107) Total: (988)
Jolly or Dalton would have won if they picked Lance Berkman in 06. Could have been outfield or first base (if they accept his 44 games in the outfield) and he had 136, will always remember that year because I had a baseball card with the rbi leaders and it was Ryan Howard with 149 Pujols with 137 and Berkman was one behind Pujols.
RBIs depend on a number of factors outside of a player's control, such as his position in the batting order and how good his teammates are at getting on base. You can be a great individual hitter without generating a lot of RBIs.
Wouldn't do good on this. I liked the Astros back when they were in the NL West and NL Central. Those were Astrodome years, so even if they counted they wouldn't be great RBI years, even although they had some pretty good hitters at some points in their careers... Jose Cruz Sr., Cesar Cedeno, Joe Morgan, Rusty Staub, Glen Davis, Billy Doran, Derek Bell, Kevin Bass, Lance Berkman, Craig Biggio, Jeff Bagwell, Jim Wynn, Bob Watson,... Peak baseball following in the mid 80s... Brewers were AL, so no Yount or Molitor. Reds would have been West back in their superstar years (Bench, Morgan, Rose, Foster). Still West for Eric Davis. Cubs in the West would have got you two different Sandberg 100 RBI seasons. You guys should do some of these with some mixed ages. Get some old guys in to play. While you guys pick guys from post-2000 they could pick some older players.
I think they only do guys in the last 30 years (?). Not sure. But I thought the same thing- Hack Wilson with 191 in 1930 would've been a gamechanger. Also Hornsby in the mid-1920s put up huge RBI numbers as a second baseman for the Cards.
Godamn jolly that’s a bad phrase to be saying. 01 was a magic year ? I agree with dalton, for some it’s quite bad_____I know you didn’t realise it’s funny
Weekly request to include a small box where we can see Lucas' live reactions and faces. The host is so involved in these!
We need a camera switch to lucas when he does those reactions
This
Facts
"2001 was the magic year" RIGHT AFTER talking sbout 9/11. good job Dalton with the "not for some"
Can we let Lucas run wild for like, one video? Even if it's 3 brains vs his I just wanna see the beast at work.
You can tell Cohen is trying his best to not stuff Dalton into a locker at times in this 😂
I don't blame him. I can't stand Dalton
I wish someone would! Atleast he doesn't have the absolutely stupid glasses on this vid!
@@Sk-muzzy Thank you. Dalton was better before he tried to act like on camera talent. He's been very annoying
@@Matricks513 Dalton is the funniest out of all of them IMO
I love Dalt! Couldn’t be further from the truth. I wanna beat him in these competitions don’t get me wrong hahahaha, but one of the best guys I know. As genuine as genuine gets.
Episode 2 of asking for baseball themed The Chase so Lucas can show off his ball knowledge as The Beast
I love this idea. It would be so cool if they did this.
Jolly with the Morgan Ensberg pull. Guy knows ball. 🤯
A great pull but it’s been said on other central drafts
and then Jason Bay broke his heart again (Mets fans stay losing)
Great pull after he was reminded that the Astros were in the NL Central.
And then he didnt pick 2004 Jeff Kent afterwards, not a ball knower
Dalton: no cheaters on my team
also dalton: picks Mark Mcgwire
This is the god squad. These are my three favorite people.
Jolly Olive, baseball sommelier.
“Tonight on the menu we have a space-aged 2005 Morgan Ensberg”
Cool pick but he mentioned Berkman who would have been better.
LOL watching this video while having dinner. About to eat a cookie. Thanks Jolly and Ryan
C: 2008 Geovanny Soto: 86 1B: 2005 Derrek Lee: 107 2B: 2011 Brandon Phillips: 82 SS: 2018 Javier Baez: 111 3B: 2008 Aramis Ramirez: 111 OF: 2011 Ryan Braun: 111 OF: 2013 Andrew McCutchen: 84 OF: 2000 Jim Edmonds: 108 DH: 2016 Kris Bryant: 102 Total: 902
Just wanna say, these videos are among my most JM media videos. Keep it up please. My sanity depends on it.
No Bagwell hurts, that dude was a machine, just go early 2000s and you get a triple digit
I was in fact eating an ice cream and cookie while watching this video, thanks Ryan
Like clockwork, get off from work at 330, get home, pack a bowl, and watch todays video 🤌🏻 Mondays and Thursdays are my fav 🤗
Lucky bastard, I'm all out and will be for the foreseeable future enjoy the video and enjoy your session ✌🏼
Love this
@evanwar4575 your plug dry or you don't grow or have a dispensary?
@@Haroldm814 all of the above unfortunately, my state hasn't legalized yet so and I don't have a card AND the plug is out hard times indeed
13:22
Ryan’s appreciation of Rickie Weeks is my favorite thing about him as a Brewers fan
I watched this while eating dinner. It was really good. Thanks Jolly.
All Cardinals team would win it with 961.
C: 2017 Yadier Molina - 82
1B: 2022 Paul Goldschimdt - 115
2B: 2023 Nolan Gorman - 76
SS: 2003 Edgar Renteria - 100
3B: 2004 Scott Rolen - 124
OF: 2008 Ryan Ludwick - 113
OF: 2004 Jim Edmonds - 111
OF: 2010 Matt Holliday - 103
DH: 2006 Albert Pujols - 137
my lineup
C 2013 Johathon Lucroy - 83
1B 2019 Josh Bell - 116
2B 2008 Mark Derosa - 87
3B 2021 Nolan Arenado - 105
SS 2006 Bill Hall - 85
OF 2000 Richard Hidalgo - 122
OF 2012 Alfonso Soriano - 108
OF 2000 Ken Griffey Jr - 118
DH 2018 Eugenio Suarez - 104
TOTAL 928
1st place
also i would have made it a blowout if ryan didn't keep ranting names. i can only pick names not mentioned or not on any lists
Absolutely sleeping on the early and mid-2000s Astros. 2000 Jeff Bagwell, Moises Alou, and Richard Hidalgo, 2004 Jeff Kent, 2006 Lance Berkman, 2007 Carlos Lee were RBI machines. 2005 Morgan Ensberg is only the tip of the iceberg
2013 Cutch was a whole 1.5 WAR ahead of Goldschmidt. They were basically the same offensively, just one played CF and one played 1B. Also ones team went to the playoffs, the other did not.
I was screaming geovany soto in my head the whole time. Thank you, Cohen, for at least mentioning it. I had him on my fantasy team that year. He was crazy.
People forget that early 2000s Brian Giles was a menace. He's got some of the best OPS years in pirates HISTORY.
This whole company sleeps on 2000 Richard Hidalgo.
It’s because he appears in their nightmares
The OG Crawford Boxes merchant
I didn't know who that was, so I looked him up. He hit 44 bombs, drove in 122 runs, had an OPS+ of 147, but because the National League was absolutely loaded with talent that year, he was only 20th in MVP voting.
@@hkgcgsdhjgdthere’s a reason I rage-watch these videos, they never take guys from 2000 and 2001 where you saw guys with 140+ RBI regularly
@@notsauer Yeah, their knowledge is severely limited when it comes to players before like 2005. But in fairness to them, they know a hell of a lot more about the 2010s than I do.
I was eating ice cream while watching this video, thank you Ryan!
You should do an all time RBI and strikeout draft when you guys have the chance. Some pretty big number will be said for both drafts
The whole time I was waiting for 2009 Derek Lee, with the cubs 👏🏼
Fun fact. Sammy sosa never was found to have taken peds, in any official test.
Y'all brought up Yadi, in 2017, he had 82 RBIs
The best possible lineup needs a Red and a Pirate. You probably need to swap 2004 Scott Rolen for 2001 Aramis Ramirez and 2000 Brian Giles for 2000 Ken Griffey Jr. to make it valid.
Matt Holiday going unnamed is kind of absurd
not one mention. I a Cardinals fan did not even think of him tell this comment. Great catch!
they always forget him lol
dude they missed so many great Cardinals. Only 1/3 of the MV3 from 04, and Yadi had some sneaky high RBI totals in his best years.
2006 Lance Berkman played 28% of his game in the outfield. Could slide him up to OF instead of Pujols and then get Pujols' highest RBI total (137) in DH to max out at 1125 RBI for best lineup I think
Lucas is the MVP of this series.
Dalton being immediately pissed off is hilarious lol
All Cubs list + total
Catcher - ‘08 Soto: 86 RBI
1B - ‘09 D Lee: 111 RBI
2B - ‘18 Baez: 111 RBI
SS - ‘16 Bad Guy: 95 RBI
3B - ‘06 A Ram: 119 RBI
LF - ‘12 Soriano: 108 RBI
CF - ‘23 Belli: 97 RBI
RF - ‘01 Sosa: 160 RBI
DH - ‘04 “Piss Hands” Moises Alou: 106 RBI
993 Total RBI
I can’t believe Rolen wasn’t mentioned, dude was great for a few years on the Cards. Same with Jim Edmonds. They both had great years on 04 (I’m not a cards fan but in MVP 2005 that team raked).
As a Red Sox fan, I’m crushed that Nomar was never even mentioned. Sure, his best years were 02 and 03 but he still put up 90 in 06 as a Cub. Though in fairness, every other year for him would’ve sucked.
Dalton with the sneaky "not for some". Yikes.
Willson has a 144 OPS+ to his brothers 122, but I guess William is better, Jolly
SCOTT ROLEN!!!! Goooooddddsd dannngggit
*SPOILERS AHEAD*
The lineup I came up with before watching this video
C: Yadier Molina, 2013 - 80 RBI
1B: Derrek Lee, 2005 - 107 RBI
2B: Javier Baez, 2016 - 59 RBI
3B: Kris Bryant, 2016 - 102 RBI
SS: Alex Gonzalez, 2003 - 59 RBI
OF: Christian Yelich, 2019 - 97 RBI
OF: Andrew McCutchen, 2013 - 84 RBI
OF: Adam Dunn, 2004 - 102 RBI
DH: Sammy Sosa, 2001 - 160 RBI
Total: 850 RBI, good enough for second place. As someone who does not know ball, I'll take it.
Brian Giles as a Pirate - 123 in 2000, then 95 and 103. Traded to SD in 2003.
woulda loved a 2017-2018 Scooter Gennett for the culture
Let the 2013 NL MVP voting go Dalton.
I can’t believe Ryan didn’t pull 2000 Brian Giles as a padres fan….
As usual, an impressive showing from the boys
I would’ve said Rowdy Tellez 2021 for the memes. But 2022 was in fact the year he hit 35 HRs for the Brew Crew and got 89 RBIs. He was traded from the Blue Jays in 2021.
The Morgan ensburg pull made me happy as someone who held out thru the dark times.
That Ensburg pick is insane. I’ll be disappointed if Sexson isn’t mentioned at all underrated career glad Kendall was
6:16 bruh😂
No '06 Berkman, but you include whatever a Morgan Ensberg is? Sounds more like a bank than a ballplayer...
One of these drafts these guys will remember to pick Jeff Bagwell or Lance Berkman and I will jump for joy. Missed 9 100+ RBI seasons between the two of them.
18:56 they mentioned Jeff Bagwell
Before I watch, imma give it my best shot using just my Cubbies:
C: 2008 Soto (86)
1B: 2016 Rizzo (109)
2B: 2018 Baez (111)
SS: 2016 Russell (95)
3B: 2006 Ramirez (119)
LF: 2012 Soriano (108)
CF: 2023 Bellinger (93)
RF: 2001 Sosa (160)
DH: 2005 Lee (107)
Total: (988)
You absolutely smoked them. You should be on the show!
@@hkgcgsdhjgd dude, if I had just 10 minutes to prepare before the recording, I’m fairly confident I would win these drafts every time
Quick math Javy apparently played 169 games that year
Can’t believe we heard Tyler O’Neill’s name before Jim Edmonds😂
You should do a hitter strikeout draft. More strikeouts, the better.
Richard Hidalgo 2000 is too good to be missed on these
Easy to forget (and with good reason) how good 2016 Addison Russell was for the Cubs
Give the people what they want jolly. A draft of the lowest AL central FIPs of the 80s
India was hurt in 2022 and 2023. Hes back to his 2021 form now that hes healthy
Sosa wasn't a steroid guy and never failed a test...
I'm yet to watch but I'm assuming the Astros years in the NL Central will count.
Jolly or Dalton would have won if they picked Lance Berkman in 06. Could have been outfield or first base (if they accept his 44 games in the outfield) and he had 136, will always remember that year because I had a baseball card with the rbi leaders and it was Ryan Howard with 149 Pujols with 137 and Berkman was one behind Pujols.
*Dalton or Jolly say any player*
Ryan: *yeah I thought about him*
"HOW DID CUTCH WIN MVP WITH 84 RBIS?!"
Meanwhile Mookie Betts with a generational 2018 MVP season yet only had 80 RBIs.
RBIs depend on a number of factors outside of a player's control, such as his position in the batting order and how good his teammates are at getting on base. You can be a great individual hitter without generating a lot of RBIs.
@@hkgcgsdhjgd I thought I brought that point across. 2001 Ichiro is the biggest example of this
@@shoukatsukai I looked up Ichiro's RBI total from 2001. Nice.
Suarez would have been solid with 49 bombs in 2019
He probably broke the 100 barrier that year. It's amazing how people forget he played seven years in Cincy
I'm just shocked they didn't even mention him
Hey guys, been meaning to ask for a while now, what headset mics do you use?
I'm surprised that no one guessed Arenado.
RBI draft but it’s only the pirates and you have to say ARRsBI every time.
Jolly not wanting those vibes on his team but then taking Starlin Castro 😬😬😬
3B 2018 Eugenio Suarez 104 rbi's . I almost thought Jolly was going to guess it.
I wonder: How many MVPs have batted 2nd, predominantly, in their hitting career?
Shoutout 1930 Hack Wilson
Ryan where’d you get that hat my guy that’s clean
I’ve been binging the drafts, and I haven’t been liking them at all, very sorry about that because they deserve it!
This is a very confusing comment, I meant I haven’t been dropping a like
Not saying 01 Sosa first is so crazy
picking Bucs that were lead off!
Alright. I vote for pitcher wins or ERA next
Wouldn't do good on this. I liked the Astros back when they were in the NL West and NL Central. Those were Astrodome years, so even if they counted they wouldn't be great RBI years, even although they had some pretty good hitters at some points in their careers... Jose Cruz Sr., Cesar Cedeno, Joe Morgan, Rusty Staub, Glen Davis, Billy Doran, Derek Bell, Kevin Bass, Lance Berkman, Craig Biggio, Jeff Bagwell, Jim Wynn, Bob Watson,...
Peak baseball following in the mid 80s... Brewers were AL, so no Yount or Molitor.
Reds would have been West back in their superstar years (Bench, Morgan, Rose, Foster). Still West for Eric Davis. Cubs in the West would have got you two different Sandberg 100 RBI seasons.
You guys should do some of these with some mixed ages. Get some old guys in to play. While you guys pick guys from post-2000 they could pick some older players.
They should definitely do a pre-2000 draft with guys like Lucas, Jake and Max.
Prince not being said is crazy
I'm surprised no Edmonds, Carpenter, or Bagwell tbh
Much like the NL East, lots of floundering this episode
They only know AL East & NL West
surprised no one remembers that Ken Griffey in 2000 had a a really good year.
i wouldnt have had a clue what yr was his first yr in cinci. plus i thought he was injured the whole time
@@reed5369 2000 he played 145 games had 40 homers and 118 RBIs
I would have taken a poke at Moises Alou 04 with a nice little 106
11:09 nickelodeon, not disney channel
I don't care if they the become the same video every year, these are amazing. You gotta keep these going even through next year
I swear Ive seen little leaguers react to losing better than Jolly
I still own the 2016 World Series wife beater edition Addison Russell
jersey ❤
17:21
His wife, Jade Cargill, is a fucking beast. The kind that could kick your ass in seconds.
1930 Hack Wilson
Not eligible for this draft, but it is a fun name.
I think they only do guys in the last 30 years (?). Not sure. But I thought the same thing- Hack Wilson with 191 in 1930 would've been a gamechanger. Also Hornsby in the mid-1920s put up huge RBI numbers as a second baseman for the Cards.
No one said Edmonds and that’s crazy.
No Shelfy means we all win. Not just Ryan.
1:59 not for some lmfao
Ryan looks like Kevin Newman with a longer neck
Whenever I hear Jason Kendall’s name I have PTSD from that freak ankle injury he had
No 2004 Scott Rolen or Jimmy Edmonds? No ‘98 Big Mac?
1998 Mark McGwire wouldn't be eligible. 2000 is the earliest year they can pick.
Godamn jolly that’s a bad phrase to be saying. 01 was a magic year ? I agree with dalton, for some it’s quite bad_____I know you didn’t realise it’s funny
As a cardinals lifer, its really hard to watch the Nl Central videos
Why do we say Lance Berkman and then NO ONE PICKS HIM
Should’ve needed to have an Astro