A great pick for a hero would've been Joe Mauer, played his entire career for his hometown team in Minnesota, by all accounts an amazing teammate, insanely kind person and soon-to-be HOFer, the impact he's had on not just Minnesota baseball but the state as a whole is genuinely crazy
Jackie Robinson one of the meanest while Roy Campanella was one of the nicest. Jackie didn’t care about the other black players he was all about himself and aloof. Roy Campanella was universally loved and took the black players under his wing.
I was a MLB cameraman for 20+ years, 1995-2015, mainly in the visitors 3rd base dugout at Fenway Park. Rex Hudler was the nicest player I ever interacted with.
Mariano Rivera. That moment at his last All Star game, where he came in from the bullpen but the AL team didn't immediately take the field behind him but instead, players from both leagues applauded him, along with the crowd, still gives me chills.
Thanks for the video man. Respectfully, I disagree with the overall take on Ted Williams. I think it warrants a more nuanced discussion, because interpersonally, he was famously a pretty big asshole, to both his family and friends. If you watch the PBS documentary on him, this is made pretty clear. Hard for me to rank him fully positively in a list of “Meanest vs. Nicest” but even as I write this I’m conflicted because I agree he did do good things. Thanks for your time
I did have the video titled at HEROES Vs VILLAINS, and Ted Williams for being a veteran is definitely considered a hero in my eyes, but Ik he has some other off field issues
Another thing to add about Ichiro was that he requested to be traded from Seattle so the younger players could get a chance to play. The dude is incredibly humble
I really hated Carlos Gomez, he would bother me so much even though I was just a small kid when he played, there's just something that's so annoying about him
Yea that might’ve been a personal bias, I personally see him as a brewer and a ray more than anything else, but a lot of his moments were on the Astros!
apparently Ty Cobb's villain arc has been exaggerated greatly, but sadly nobody can really verify anymore. I'm not saying he was a hero, but maybe the villain thing is a stretch? fun Ty Cobb fact: his estate consisted almost entirely of Coca Cola stock which exploded in value after his death and he wanted his estate to help underprivileged Georgian students pay for schooling. At the time of his death schools in Georgia were still segregated so he figured the money would go to white underprivileged students, but now the scholarships help almost exclusively black students. Cosmic irony at its finest
@grege5074 I liked how this comment started, but not how it ended. Another act of charity on Cobb's part was building a hospital. He built it in an area with a large black population, and even had a black doctor named as Chief of Medicine. These were choices he made while alive, and were fully under his control. He could have made race a factor in receiving his scholarship, but chose not to. Making it seem like he would've been pissed off that he helped black students is wrong.
For the bad guys is simple 2017 Houston Astros 😂😂😂 . What they did that year doesn't have a comparison 😂... But people just like to point out "steroids" .
But the media was wrong in how they treated Barry Bonds as well. Yes I understand you have to nice to them because their words can make you or break you but they were times they would ask the same question over and over again he felt he didn't start his due when he started going for the single season home-run record he has 300-300 400-400 500-500 stolen bases and where wa it mention at
Saying “a little research” on a 15 minute video with multiple quotes, clips and articles clearly has “a little research” done to it. Satchel also never did get the chance to play with Ted before he was 40 and older and clearly never got to play his prime with the others
@peskytalk doesn't change what I said and doing an educational video with a glaring mistake isn't the fault of the person watching. He played while ted played. Full stop. If you would have said all that during the video cool. But you disregarded or didnt know that which is ok but still wrong. It also kinda disrespectful to an actual legend who had to wait way to long to get the respect he was due and a chance to play in the majors by saying he didn't play. Gibson died but Paige played for years and well even though he was way past his prime. Look him up sometime
It’s definitely not your fault for pointing it out, I appreciate that, and right when you did I went and looked for myself, I have absolutely no problem with that. You just don’t have to be rude and downplay the research creators do on their videos just because of a minor mistake that doesn’t really change the impact of the point I’m making. Again, I appreciate the feedback though.
Manny Machado is definitely the worst offender and biggest a-hole. I hope he never makes the hall of fame, but he probably will. However, I think it will take him a long time to make it because everyone hates him so much.
@@peskytalk Yeah he hasn't done anything stupid in a couple years now, but I expect him to get bitter as his career comes to an end and he doesn't have a world series ring. Might try and take it out on a player who's been luckier with getting one. Personally I think it's not fair that he turned a likely hall of fame career into an unlikely one in Dustin Pedroia. I hope the writers remember this and choose to not elect him, but you never know with the writers. Adrian Beltre is no longer a unanimous inductee this year. There have been writers that have turned down everyone but Mariano Rivera, and elected lots of questionable players at the same time.
I took a lot of inspiration from his celebrity one from like 2 weeks ago, not sure if this was meant to be a mean comment or not but it’s a compliment to me bc I love his content lol
I think Alex Rodriquez stuff is blown way into the stratosphere. He knocks the ball out of a glove,so what? anyway if you watch the play the Red Sox player just about got right in the base path, he was lucky to not be knocked down. He was a great player...and a competitive rivalry with Jeter, so what again.
You said Ichiro Suzuki is the all-time professional hits leader if you combine Major League Baseball and the Japanese League. What a complete joke. I am sick and tired of younger people saying that and they don't know diddly squat about baseball. Pete Rose is the all-time hit leader at 4256 MAJOR LEAGUE hits. Pete has said that up until recently the Japanese League was about the same level as minor league baseball. So using your ridiculous math I'm going to take Pete's 4,256 hits and add his 427 minor league hits so that gives him 4,683 hits. Is not Minor League Baseball also professional baseball? So to make a long story short, don't make stupid comments because even if I agree with what you said Pete is still the hit King.
You’re assuming that you’re more intelligent about me in baseball, simply bc you’re older, even though you watched at least 2/3s of my video to get to the Ichiro point, so clearly I hooked someone on my “diddly squat” knowledge. And even so, your point barely even makes sense, the NPB is the highest level of baseball in Japan, and since you are required to play a few years before you’re able to come to the MLB he missed years where he could’ve been racking up hits, minor league baseball is not the highest level. Along with that, I PERSONALLY DONT EVEN SEE HIM AS THE ALL TIME LEADER. I said, IF, you count this, it’s just an interesting point that’s worth mentioning. But if you think you handed my ass to me that’s fine.
Barry Bonds isnt a villain he might be because of how good he was but he wasnt a bad person and didn't hate his teammates he loved the sport and people cant just admit that he was the best player ever
That was the thought I had when the video was concluding. not sure if anyone else mentioned the name of Mariano Riveria but he also could have made the list. today's players I would say A. Judge and Freddie Freeman. On the other side of the coin I will say Josh Donaldson, Albert Belle and one other but can't remember his name.
I absolutely have to back John Rocker. Imagine running your mouth so bad you started a dialogue among elementary students about modern racism. And last I heard of him, he doesn't have seem to change for the better.
Let's be fair here. Bonds was a Hall of Famer before he cheated, but was NEVER in the conversation of GOAT. It was only after he grew his dome as money sizes as the Grinch's heart that people start throwing GOAT around. Hell, he wasn't even the best position player of his generation. That was Griffey; someone who didn't cheat.
He did have 3-4 MVPs though a ton of all stars and a lot of gold gloves, which Ik doesn’t matter that much but he was definitely incredible back then. You’re right though not GOAT, but up there
Bonds was better than Griffey before any alleged steroid use. Bonds had a better eye than Griffey could ever have, much better obp, better runner. All around just better than Griffey. Griffey may have just been more popular than Bonds, but that's about it....
If you ever do another video like this, I think you should have Harmon Killebrew included. He was probably one of the nicest and most humble guys to ever play the game. Killebrew was one of few players that went out of his way to compliment umpires. He always made time for fans. Later in his life he was a huge supporter of the Miracle League, an organization dedicated to letting children and adults with mental and physical disabilities enjoy the game of baseball. Even as he was dying of esophageal cancer, Killebrew raised money and awareness for hospice care. Twins Territory was very lucky to be able to call a man like Harmon one of their own.
So why isn't Madison Baumgartner on the most hated list. He was/is an absolutes asshole. Chirping at hitters because they were upset at themselves for missing a pitch, Yelling at guys on the other team for not running how he felt they should run, showing up teammates who made an error behind him. Why does Baumgartner always get a pass on these lists!?!?
@@peskytalk Dykstra had so many legal problems after his playing days so that his wiki page has Legal Issues subcategory, lol. No more needs to be said…..
I always get confused bc the announcers say he was throwing at the pitcher, and the pitcher had just thrown at him right before so it’s kinda hard to tell
Watching this video was just plain fun!! You have done it again. You have made the off-season more bearable by keeping baseball at the forefront. I never knew what a great guy Adam Wainwright is. Your videos are entertaining and informative! Fantastic!!
I would’ve added him if I didn’t already have Ted and Jackie, but I didn’t want too many guys from that era, tried to get guys from all different times
You did a great job balancing the eras, that is true. I have watched it 3 times already, and i texted my brother and told him to watch it. He loves Ted Williams!
You bat over .400 and come in second in MVP voting. You win a triple crown and come in second again. You come in second to Joe Gordon & DiMaggio. After the war, I think Williams was a bit more respected by the media (after losing 3 seasons to military service). @@peskytalk
If Ted Williams played today with social media and such, he would be a massive villain. He was “diva WR level” obsessed with his own production more than team success. He was also reportedly a total jerk to the media and teammates. He just came from a time when athletes could get away with that.
I’m going to watch this video later and it better not have Altuve in it. He is genuinely one of the nicest people ever. Also he was one of the few 2017 Astros that refused to cheat(buzzer theory is fake too btw). He’s one of the most hated players even though he doesn’t deserve it. If anything he deserves to be on the hero’s list because he’s my hero
Very short-sighted at the beginning. Williams was just as disliked in his career as Bonds was. The Splinter didn’t want to go back and fight in Korea, and he seemed to be bitter about it for the rest of his life.
Bryce Harper is much less of a villain now then he used to be. Tim I’d say is up there for candidates if i was gonna make a second video. And I don’t know of Bautistas incidents except the ones with the rangers but I’ll look into it
One hated is Robin Ventura when he had fight with Nolan Ryan with the Texas Rangers clearly Ventura was a hot head just because he didn't like the call when the Texas Rangers Great threw a fastball and Ventura charged the Mound clearing both benches when Ryan defended himself and put Ventura in a Head lock and started giving Ventura a old fashioned Don't mess with Texas beating
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A great pick for a hero would've been Joe Mauer, played his entire career for his hometown team in Minnesota, by all accounts an amazing teammate, insanely kind person and soon-to-be HOFer, the impact he's had on not just Minnesota baseball but the state as a whole is genuinely crazy
Yes, i was trying to decide between him and mccutchen for the final spot but in the end I choose mccutchen, but Mauer Is a great choice as well!!
He also played for the Yankees
@@sonnyyang5167no he didn’t. He played for the Twins only
Williams did more than fight in WWII. He flew 100 missions in Korea, many of them with John Glenn. They became life long friends.
Yes! I just didn’t have time to go too too in-depth
When you return to your original team (Ichiro and McCutcheon), and get a 5min. standing ovation, you know you've made an impact.
Pretty good tell!!
I was there when Ichiro hit that home run at was then Safeco Field (now Tmobile Park) back in 2017.
Johnny Bench was a hero when I was groeing up. He anchored the Big Red Machine and was a team leader.
Jackie Robinson one of the meanest while Roy Campanella was one of the nicest. Jackie didn’t care about the other black players he was all about himself and aloof. Roy Campanella was universally loved and took the black players under his wing.
Tony Gwynn should 100% be on this list.
He was considered
I was a MLB cameraman for 20+ years,
1995-2015, mainly in the visitors 3rd base dugout at Fenway Park.
Rex Hudler was the nicest player I ever interacted with.
Loved him as a color commentator for the Angels. True fan of the game.
Canseco/Clemente could also be added.
Both great options!
I think A-Rod was much worse than Barry Bonds.
I agree
ARod was sneakier, Bonds was angrier. Completely different negative traits. Which is worse depends on which traits you prioritize.
@@RurbanWalker Bonds' anger has always been amplified by the media, who hated him. A-Rod is just a downright scumbag, deep to the core.
Jim Thome as one of the nicest guys in baseball.... 👍👍👍👍💯💯💯💯
If You're Interested in a part 2 let me know by responding with some players I have have missed :D
Shohei Ohtani kinda deserves to be here
David Ortiz, American hero
Mariano Rivera. That moment at his last All Star game, where he came in from the bullpen but the AL team didn't immediately take the field behind him but instead, players from both leagues applauded him, along with the crowd, still gives me chills.
AJ Pierzynski deserves a mention for sure
Joe Mauer
In defense of ARod, his Boston deal was vetoed by the MLBPA! He volunteered to rework his contract.
Yea I wasn’t really blaming that on him, just part of a narrative
Thanks for the video man. Respectfully, I disagree with the overall take on Ted Williams. I think it warrants a more nuanced discussion, because interpersonally, he was famously a pretty big asshole, to both his family and friends. If you watch the PBS documentary on him, this is made pretty clear. Hard for me to rank him fully positively in a list of “Meanest vs. Nicest”
but even as I write this I’m conflicted because I agree he did do good things. Thanks for your time
I did have the video titled at HEROES Vs VILLAINS, and Ted Williams for being a veteran is definitely considered a hero in my eyes, but Ik he has some other off field issues
Never even heard of that Morgan DH.
Another thing to add about Ichiro was that he requested to be traded from Seattle so the younger players could get a chance to play. The dude is incredibly humble
Wait, did you have Ted Williams as one of the nice guys??
Yes
The hate was from the media and you should know by now the media is often the devil
Why do you use Correa in the thumbnail and then not put him in the video?
People know him as a villain, don’t wanna spoil too much of the video, the picture/orange on the background looks really good imo
@@peskytalkwould you consider Altuve to be a villain or a hero
Personally I don’t see him as either, I sit on the fence with him
Correa is a hero for us in Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 💯
Clickbait, obviously.
As far as villains are concerned I would put Chris Sale on that list, he was basically if Randy Johnson were a massive jerk.
Sale isn’t nearly as bad as the other guys I have imo but he’s definitely a hot head
I really hated Carlos Gomez, he would bother me so much even though I was just a small kid when he played, there's just something that's so annoying about him
That’s because he’s a douche
Fire vid brotha
Appreciate you bro!
I wonder if Torii Hunter should get a mention.
He wasn't that bad.
You'll probably want to add Dave Kingman and Milton Bradley to the naughty list . Thoroughly unlikable guys.
Milton Bradley was an option, not too sure about Dave kingman but thanks for the info!
Milton Bradley was a complete psycho
Machado threw the bat at Josh Donaldson at 3B
I still don’t know, I’ve always thought that but the announcers and articles I’ve read say pitcher
Houston Astros Are My Favorite Team .
Personally don’t feel like people remember Gomez a lot for being an Astro. Was definitely a hot head there too though.
Yea that might’ve been a personal bias, I personally see him as a brewer and a ray more than anything else, but a lot of his moments were on the Astros!
Hero:
Cal Ripken
Miguel Cabrera
Bartolo
Villain:
Jose Canseco
Ty Cobb
Roger Clemens -
apparently Ty Cobb's villain arc has been exaggerated greatly, but sadly nobody can really verify anymore. I'm not saying he was a hero, but maybe the villain thing is a stretch?
fun Ty Cobb fact: his estate consisted almost entirely of Coca Cola stock which exploded in value after his death and he wanted his estate to help underprivileged Georgian students pay for schooling. At the time of his death schools in Georgia were still segregated so he figured the money would go to white underprivileged students, but now the scholarships help almost exclusively black students. Cosmic irony at its finest
I was thinking Bartolo and Miggy but they’ve had some pretty big scandals throughout their careers
@@peskytalk true but people still love them anyhow
I also love them but they’re less loved than the guys on this list imo
@grege5074 I liked how this comment started, but not how it ended.
Another act of charity on Cobb's part was building a hospital. He built it in an area with a large black population, and even had a black doctor named as Chief of Medicine. These were choices he made while alive, and were fully under his control.
He could have made race a factor in receiving his scholarship, but chose not to. Making it seem like he would've been pissed off that he helped black students is wrong.
For the bad guys is simple 2017 Houston Astros 😂😂😂 . What they did that year doesn't have a comparison 😂... But people just like to point out "steroids" .
It was a league wide issue the Astros were just scapegoated because they won it all that year
But the media was wrong in how they treated Barry Bonds as well. Yes I understand you have to nice to them because their words can make you or break you but they were times they would ask the same question over and over again he felt he didn't start his due when he started going for the single season home-run record he has 300-300 400-400 500-500 stolen bases and where wa it mention at
Oh for sure, they could get a rise out of him so they took it whenever they could. He definitely didn’t help himself out though!
That wasn’t gum that was dip
Bryce Harper for hated
Satchel Paige did play in the major leagues and he played during Williams career. These are not hard thing to look up. A little research
Saying “a little research” on a 15 minute video with multiple quotes, clips and articles clearly has “a little research” done to it. Satchel also never did get the chance to play with Ted before he was 40 and older and clearly never got to play his prime with the others
@peskytalk doesn't change what I said and doing an educational video with a glaring mistake isn't the fault of the person watching. He played while ted played. Full stop. If you would have said all that during the video cool. But you disregarded or didnt know that which is ok but still wrong. It also kinda disrespectful to an actual legend who had to wait way to long to get the respect he was due and a chance to play in the majors by saying he didn't play. Gibson died but Paige played for years and well even though he was way past his prime. Look him up sometime
It’s definitely not your fault for pointing it out, I appreciate that, and right when you did I went and looked for myself, I have absolutely no problem with that. You just don’t have to be rude and downplay the research creators do on their videos just because of a minor mistake that doesn’t really change the impact of the point I’m making. Again, I appreciate the feedback though.
@@peskytalk ok
Albert Pujols.
He was considered
This is such a petty list lol.
Who is inaccurate though?
If he played with Paige and Gibson he would’ve 5 championship rings …. Minimum
I meant more so like them being in the mlb with Ted not necessarily on the Sox with him but that would be insane
Manny Machado is definitely the worst offender and biggest a-hole. I hope he never makes the hall of fame, but he probably will. However, I think it will take him a long time to make it because everyone hates him so much.
Machado has gotten a lot better though but yea he was awful
@@peskytalk Yeah he hasn't done anything stupid in a couple years now, but I expect him to get bitter as his career comes to an end and he doesn't have a world series ring. Might try and take it out on a player who's been luckier with getting one. Personally I think it's not fair that he turned a likely hall of fame career into an unlikely one in Dustin Pedroia. I hope the writers remember this and choose to not elect him, but you never know with the writers. Adrian Beltre is no longer a unanimous inductee this year. There have been writers that have turned down everyone but Mariano Rivera, and elected lots of questionable players at the same time.
I’ll never fully forgive him for Pedroia
Ichiro is great but please stop with the “all time baseball hit leader” BS… Pete Rose is the hit king in MLB
i didnt say all time hit leader, i said some people consider him the all time professional hit leader, which I do not
This kinda reminds me of a sunnyV2 video
I took a lot of inspiration from his celebrity one from like 2 weeks ago, not sure if this was meant to be a mean comment or not but it’s a compliment to me bc I love his content lol
I think Alex Rodriquez stuff is blown way into the stratosphere. He knocks the ball out of a glove,so what? anyway if you watch the play the Red Sox player just about got right in the base path, he was lucky to not be knocked down. He was a great player...and a competitive rivalry with Jeter, so what again.
It definitely is but the guy is also a jerk. Even if it is blown up a little he was definitely still overall a jerk
You said Ichiro Suzuki is the all-time professional hits leader if you combine Major League Baseball and the Japanese League. What a complete joke. I am sick and tired of younger people saying that and they don't know diddly squat about baseball. Pete Rose is the all-time hit leader at 4256 MAJOR LEAGUE hits. Pete has said that up until recently the Japanese League was about the same level as minor league baseball. So using your ridiculous math I'm going to take Pete's 4,256 hits and add his 427 minor league hits so that gives him 4,683 hits. Is not Minor League Baseball also professional baseball? So to make a long story short, don't make stupid comments because even if I agree with what you said Pete is still the hit King.
I stopped reading at young people Adam
@@peskytalk I would stop reading too if I just got my ass handed to me
You’re assuming that you’re more intelligent about me in baseball, simply bc you’re older, even though you watched at least 2/3s of my video to get to the Ichiro point, so clearly I hooked someone on my “diddly squat” knowledge.
And even so, your point barely even makes sense, the NPB is the highest level of baseball in Japan, and since you are required to play a few years before you’re able to come to the MLB he missed years where he could’ve been racking up hits, minor league baseball is not the highest level.
Along with that, I PERSONALLY DONT EVEN SEE HIM AS THE ALL TIME LEADER. I said, IF, you count this, it’s just an interesting point that’s worth mentioning. But if you think you handed my ass to me that’s fine.
Barry Bonds isnt a villain he might be because of how good he was but he wasnt a bad person and didn't hate his teammates he loved the sport and people cant just admit that he was the best player ever
I’ll die on the hill of him being the GOAT forever
Jim Leyland doesn't agree.
@peskytalk there's only one member of the 500/500 club. Will never be another. Bonds is the greatest
How Roberto Clemente is missing despite MLB having an Annual Award named after him for service to the community is wild.
I just didn’t wanna pick all the super obvious ones
That was the thought I had when the video was concluding. not sure if anyone else mentioned the name of Mariano Riveria but he also could have made the list. today's players I would say A. Judge and Freddie Freeman.
On the other side of the coin I will say Josh Donaldson, Albert Belle and one other but can't remember his name.
We can thank Ken Griffey Jr for promoting the idea for Jackie Robinson day.
No John Rocker, Albert Belle as most hated? Sean Casey as nicest?
There are a lot of options, I didn’t really see these guys while researching but I’ll look into them if I make a sequel
I absolutely have to back John Rocker. Imagine running your mouth so bad you started a dialogue among elementary students about modern racism. And last I heard of him, he doesn't have seem to change for the better.
Albert "Don't call me Joey" Bell
Let's be fair here. Bonds was a Hall of Famer before he cheated, but was NEVER in the conversation of GOAT. It was only after he grew his dome as money sizes as the Grinch's heart that people start throwing GOAT around.
Hell, he wasn't even the best position player of his generation. That was Griffey; someone who didn't cheat.
He did have 3-4 MVPs though a ton of all stars and a lot of gold gloves, which Ik doesn’t matter that much but he was definitely incredible back then. You’re right though not GOAT, but up there
Bonds was better than Griffey before any alleged steroid use. Bonds had a better eye than Griffey could ever have, much better obp, better runner. All around just better than Griffey. Griffey may have just been more popular than Bonds, but that's about it....
If you ever do another video like this, I think you should have Harmon Killebrew included. He was probably one of the nicest and most humble guys to ever play the game. Killebrew was one of few players that went out of his way to compliment umpires. He always made time for fans. Later in his life he was a huge supporter of the Miracle League, an organization dedicated to letting children and adults with mental and physical disabilities enjoy the game of baseball. Even as he was dying of esophageal cancer, Killebrew raised money and awareness for hospice care. Twins Territory was very lucky to be able to call a man like Harmon one of their own.
Awesome story!! I love when players are like that
He was a good Latter Day Saint
So why isn't Madison Baumgartner on the most hated list. He was/is an absolutes asshole. Chirping at hitters because they were upset at themselves for missing a pitch, Yelling at guys on the other team for not running how he felt they should run, showing up teammates who made an error behind him. Why does Baumgartner always get a pass on these lists!?!?
Cmon throw some white villains on the list. (Eg. pete rose, dykstra, curt schilling)
Pete and Curt definitely could’ve made it, not too sure what Dykstra did though
@@peskytalk Dykstra had so many legal problems after his playing days so that his wiki page has Legal Issues subcategory, lol. No more needs to be said…..
I’ll read up on it! Thanks!
@@peskytalk Make sure to do that when you have plenty of spare time. It’s a long read…..😂🤣🫠
Just saying manny launched his bat towards the 3rd baseman but didn’t realize Josh wasn’t on 3rd that game
I always get confused bc the announcers say he was throwing at the pitcher, and the pitcher had just thrown at him right before so it’s kinda hard to tell
Orioles fan here - he was definitely throwing it towards pitcher, but think about trying to do it yourself, it's a tough maneuver to do accurately
Watching this video was just plain fun!! You have done it again. You have made the off-season more bearable by keeping baseball at the forefront. I never knew what a great guy Adam Wainwright is. Your videos are entertaining and informative! Fantastic!!
2020 Roberto Clemente award winner too! He’s one of the best!
Yes! I did wonder about Clemente. He was a hero to his people, and a truely great man. I remember watching him play!
I would’ve added him if I didn’t already have Ted and Jackie, but I didn’t want too many guys from that era, tried to get guys from all different times
You did a great job balancing the eras, that is true. I have watched it 3 times already, and i texted my brother and told him to watch it. He loves Ted Williams!
Williams was also not well liked by the media. Regardless, his selfless dedication to his country cannot be ignored.
Mostly the Boston media. With good reason. They were idiots.
Interesting! I didn’t know that! Thank you for the comment
You bat over .400 and come in second in MVP voting. You win a triple crown and come in second again. You come in second to Joe Gordon & DiMaggio. After the war, I think Williams was a bit more respected by the media (after losing 3 seasons to military service). @@peskytalk
What? No
Clemente!!!!!!!
Definitely one of the nicest humans of all time but I just had more information on the others guys! Nothing against Clemente at all though!
@peskytalk here's something most ppl probably don't know about him, he served in the U.S.M.C
Right now
Shohei Otani is the best nice guy player of all time
Pick up trash at the stadium
Sunflower seeds on the bench
spit into a paper cup
Loved the sounds effects at 10:29 😂😅 !!!
Somehow John Rocker didn't make this list?
Thank you Jackie
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Arod having a major character arch post career
Roberto Clemente?
A-rod wasnt wrong about Jeter. Loved, but what for?
If Ted Williams played today with social media and such, he would be a massive villain. He was “diva WR level” obsessed with his own production more than team success. He was also reportedly a total jerk to the media and teammates. He just came from a time when athletes could get away with that.
Also, he wasn’t flying “jets” in WWII. Ha ha
@@kevinwheesysouthward9295 right. Unless he was flying with the Luftwaffe. Which I would put past someone who actor like he did. lol.
Glad Ty Cobb isn't on the villains list.
at least Manny isn't an idiot anymore
I’m going to watch this video later and it better not have Altuve in it. He is genuinely one of the nicest people ever. Also he was one of the few 2017 Astros that refused to cheat(buzzer theory is fake too btw). He’s one of the most hated players even though he doesn’t deserve it. If anything he deserves to be on the hero’s list because he’s my hero
Very short-sighted at the beginning. Williams was just as disliked in his career as Bonds was. The Splinter didn’t want to go back and fight in Korea, and he seemed to be bitter about it for the rest of his life.
Here's a fun fact: I was born five years later (in 2009) after the Alex Rodriguez brawl took place (in 2004)
Milton Bradley should be on the hated list
He was considered. If I make a part 2 he will be there
Reggie Jackson, Carl Everett both need to be on this list.
I was friends with McClutchen on MySpace. Dude is super nice.
He seems very genuine
At Morgan bro that bowling pin sound was crazy
😂😂
justin turner should be in here 100%
As a villain??
What about Bryce Harper, Tim Anderson, and/or Jose Bautista?
Bryce Harper is much less of a villain now then he used to be. Tim I’d say is up there for candidates if i was gonna make a second video. And I don’t know of Bautistas incidents except the ones with the rangers but I’ll look into it
@@peskytalk okay sure
@@peskytalkHarper had his redemption arc with the Phillies
One hated is Robin Ventura when he had fight with Nolan Ryan with the Texas Rangers clearly Ventura was a hot head just because he didn't like the call when the Texas Rangers Great threw a fastball and Ventura charged the Mound clearing both benches when Ryan defended himself and put Ventura in a Head lock and started giving Ventura a old fashioned Don't mess with Texas beating