Shaq only made one 3 pointer in his career… there are a lot of guys in the NBA who couldn’t make a 3 to save their life! They’re just good at other aspects of the game!
6:05 that there is Zdeno Chara, he is the tallest player in NHL history at 6' 9, and hes currently the oldest active player at 44. Man is a legend. Also, its a tradition in hockey to throw your hat on the ice when someone scores a hat trick.
The Bartolo Colon homerun was such a special moment for both Mets and Padres since it was his first home run which was off of none other than James Shields who would go on to be traded for Fernando Tatis Jr!!!
Chara (hockey player) is 6’9 tallest player in NHL history, and yes those are hats. When you score 3 in a game or a hat trick, the fans throw their hats onto the ice
I love when the underdog( or overweight dog) triumphs!! I also love when backups get their shot at glory. There’s an NHL game in which the Florida Panthers had to send out a coach to go in goal. There’s another game where some rando in the audience went in goal but I can’t remember which team it was..
Well... I mean yes he was "in the stands" but more of an on call roll lol....if you're talking about the hurricanes. 2 injured goalies out. Backup goalie in
@@GVoodoo Thank you! Your memory is better than mine lol. When I moved from Detroit in 2010 I stopped following hockey as closely. Not the same in Alabama as season tickets at the old Joe Louis Arena.
"Pigs are flying" isn't negative towards the big guy. It's based off the saying "when pigs fly" meaning its a very rare, almost impossible feat. Such as "I'll win the lottery when pigs fly". And not only did he hit a triple (the single hardest hit to get in baseball), be batted for the cycle, which means he hit a single, double, triple, and homerun all in the same game. It's almost unseen in baseball.
To really appreciate Bartolo Colon's home run, you need to watch a highlight video of him hitting. He was hilariously bad, knew it, and would play on it to the crowd.. He'd swing really hard.. miss the pitch by a mile.. his helmet would fall off.. sometimes he swung so hard he'd fall down.. I remember being in the stadium when he got a standing ovation for a foul ball and he tipped his cap to the crowd!! We LOVED him in New York when he played for us and that was a huge part of why! "His first career home run!" he was 42 years old!! And notice the ovation he got when he hit his home run.. over 3000 miles away from his home ballpark! He was on the visiting team!
The first baseball one is an overweight but much loved and skilled Pitcher, hitting a Grand Slam as his first home run. Pitchers only bat in half of the league, and its usually an automatic out. In Basketball (and most sports) its Super hard to be coordinated when you're like 7' tall, so big guys almost never shoot 3s Chara is 6'9" and I think the tallest player in NHL? Its a custom to throw your hats on the ice when a home-team player scores 3 goals (known as a hat trick)
7 footers and up aren’t typically good 3 point shooters with the exception of a few players in league history. That is probably the only 3 he will ever make. He is 7’0
It’s tradition in baseball for players to either vacate the dugout or not acknowledge anything happened when another player hits their first career home run. It’s usually a treatment that is given to rookies to mess with them, as most players get their first career HR in their rookie year. Here is Bartolo Colon getting the rookie treatment and he’s the oldest player in the MLB at the time.
7:07 fans often times throw their hat onto the ice. It is unique to hockey, and the bruins actually let the player choose one of them to keep and the rest go to charity/goodwill stores
When the baseball player got the triple at 9:00, the announcers indicated he had hit for the cycle that night. Whcih means he got a single, double, triple, and home run in the same game. THAT was an amazing accomplishment and the hardest of these hits to get is a triple.
8:27. B Molina hit for the Cycle. Extremely rare.. Singled, Doubled, Tripled, and a home run in one game.. Extremely rare for a defensive catcher. Career .274 BA.
The one with Benji Molina was even better, because it was for the cycle. The man hit a single, double, triple, and a home run in one game. All the bases. Bartalo hitting that homer was the greatest moment though. They say you see something for the first time in every baseball game you go to. Imagine if, that is the one game some of these people have been to.
After Shaq dove into the crowd while playing for Phoenix, he ran towards the sideline after the ball again a few games later, this time the whole bench split into trying to get out of the way. It looked the parting of the Red Sea lol!
@7:58 To sweeten his accomplishment for you guys, he hit for the cycle with that. To hit for the cycle means you got a single, a double, a triple, and a home run, not necessarily in that order, in the same game. It is very hard to do.
Deandre Jordan was a center, therefore nothing he shot was outside of the paint. So that was a pretty special moment to watch a center shoot a 3 pointer and make it
I love these! Bartolo's homerun will always be so memorable! Now, you guys need to react to the greatest soccer goalie in the world: SCOTT STERLING!!!! You guys are gonna laugh, I promise.
Blokes: Just to explain, Bartolo Colon is a Pitcher, it's not often in Baseball any pitcher hits a home run. I was at the Keith Trailer game, he "WAS" trying to give the ball to someone else. That' was a fun fun time. Height in Hockey isn't always an advantage, 6 foot hockey players isn't common. NBA centers normally DO NOT shoot from the outside. Logically, your a big guy, you specialize working inside.
@@jpbreeze44 ok,let me update my comment "Nobody Really Gives A Shit About Hockey Except Loners who think about The Movie Clerks All Day". and Csnadians
@@jpbreeze44 I'll update my point once again. "It makes almost no sense whatsoever why a Hockey ayer is in this video whatsoever Dante. Since the Average height of an NHL player is well over 6 feet and so many teams out there will tell you they need more team height on defense it's hardly note worthy this guy is in the video at all. Chara's story is one of overcoming handicaps and finding his place in the world. Chara, born with the affliction of tall bone structure always dreamt of being A Jockey in the Kentucky Derby. Through his childhood and adolescence nary a moment passed when he wasn't out on the frozen ponds... on horse back...practicing his bridle skills for the try outs. When he was of age he attended Jockey School in Lexington learning how to lean down for better wind resistance, when to move the horse outside or in, what supplements wouldn't show up in a urine test for the horse, but his trainer saw the writing on the wall. He pulled Chara aside and said "son, i don't think this is going to pan out for you, you are not the body type to be a Jockey, your just too tall like Will Ferrel in Elf. Chara broke down in tears upon the news of this. Determined to make his mark on the world he canceled his membership to the lollipop guild and searched for his place amongst society. He first tried American Football , but at his height they'd only let him punt and he hadn't the leg for it. Chara then tried auto racing but he couldn't reach the peddles or see over the dashboard. Finally he went to Calgary and saw for the first time Theo Fluery. Chara was awestruck at the physique. It then became clear that his true calling where the NHL. No longer would he stand out, he'd finally be amongst the true skyscrapers of sports, in the NHL. I wasn't even supposed to be hear today.
Hi Guys... it is a custom that when someone scores a hat trick to throw your hat onto the ice. Personally, I wouldn't want to throw my perfectly good hat onto the ice as they are all scooped up and thrown away in the trash, but none the less, that is a custom.
And the main part of that which the blokes may have missed or didn’t know the reference: He completed a cycle. Which is a single, a double, a triple (the hardest) and a homerun….in any order.
In Baseball the triple was special because he hit for the cycle which is rare even rarer for a fat guy. the cycle is hit a single, double ,triple and home run all in one game.. in Professional baseball…hitting for the cycle and pitching a No hitter are the Absolute hardest and rarest things to do that’s why it’s literally breaking news in the US even for us who haven’t really followed baseball in years when you here a guy pitched a No hitter or hit for the cycle, you immediately are like WHO?
Btw for American Football : you don’t get out of the way of the big men you just go for their knees to drop them quickly. For basketball : not everyone is good at 3 point shots some who are bigger need to be close to the rim and it’s a big deal when they actually make a 3 point shot
the guy who stole the chip from the fan in the stands went back after he had grabbed his wallet in the dugout and bought the guy a beer.... at least that's the story that's been told.
Keep in mind Bartolo Colon was a:) old, b:) not the fittest man on earth, and c:) a pitcher who played in the American League for most of his career, and pitchers don't hit in the AL.
It used to be a thing in the MLB that you carried cash in your inside pants pocket so that if you hit a foul ball or gloved somebody's food or drink, you could buy them more. Even if they are your bitter rivals, a replacement meal will make somebody a fan of that person for life. Source: ex brother in law was a Texas Rangers reliever.
the Hockey Hall of Fame says the genesis of the term came when a Toronto businessman named Sammy Taft promoted his business by offering a hat to any player who scored three goals during an NHL game in Toronto.
How Jared Lorenzens 6 OT preformance against Arkansas isn’t on this video baffles me. Not your fault OB but please look it up. You’ll enjoy. As a Scot, I enjoyed it thoroughly.
Strength is actually a very big detriment to accuracy in basketball. Strong people do not have the dexterity in their arms, hands, and fingers to make an accurate shot.
love you guys. That said, you guys need some wind screens for your microphones. And ya gotta stop tapping the base and the table. There's so much noise going on during your videos I think I got burglars in my house.🎤
Prince Fielder, the baseball player eating the nachos, is big but he did the 100% naked ESPN body issue and there is not really fast on him. He's solid. Wearing a baggy baseball uniform doesn't make him look too good, either. The Bartolo Colon home run trot would be 120 yards.
When you are 7 feet tall or have over a 7 foot wingspan your hand is sooo far away from your eye. Coordination is really hard at that height so they cant shoot deep. Prob wayy further from the hoop than you think. Camera playing tricks
Bartolo Colon's Home Run was the greatest singular moment in sports history.
Watched that live. I lost my mind...
Ya if that's the only video you've ever seen in sports history. Still has nothing on jessie Owens or miracle on ice. Still a great moment nonetheless
I was at this game and jokingly said watch him hit a hr! Legendary
@@yourHandleShouldBeAtLeast3... bro take a joke
No
Shaq only made one 3 pointer in his career… there are a lot of guys in the NBA who couldn’t make a 3 to save their life! They’re just good at other aspects of the game!
Yeah shaq's strength was he pretty much didn't have to jump to dunk
Wilt Chamberlain Was WAY Better
Like Ben Simmons
6:05 that there is Zdeno Chara, he is the tallest player in NHL history at 6' 9, and hes currently the oldest active player at 44. Man is a legend.
Also, its a tradition in hockey to throw your hat on the ice when someone scores a hat trick.
And if youre from detroit, maybe an octopus 🐙
@@clipsedrag13 and if you're from Nashville, maybe a catfish 🐱🐟
Or if you're from Philly, maybe a Pens fan.
in Vancouver we toss twin sisters.
Zdeno Chara is 6'9", so you're probably right Dave when you say 7' on skates.
nice
There’s a lot of guys on the court who can’t shoot at all… just good at dunking
A hat trick in hockey is 3 goals in a game. The crowd throws their hats on the ice. Keep up the good work boys.
Hat trick is a universal term but the hat throwing is a nice add on
The Bartolo Colon homerun was such a special moment for both Mets and Padres since it was his first home run which was off of none other than James Shields who would go on to be traded for Fernando Tatis Jr!!!
Chara (hockey player) is 6’9 tallest player in NHL history, and yes those are hats. When you score 3 in a game or a hat trick, the fans throw their hats onto the ice
"When pigs fly" is a saying that means it will never happen. This is why the announcer said "pigs are flying".
They’ll learn quickly when they try basketball that three pointers are much easier said than done 😂
Every nba player can shoot the three but in the nba unless yur rlly good at somthing yu don’t do it
@@user-no4gl5gd8j Ben Simmons can’t
@@user-no4gl5gd8j definitely not all of them can
I love when the underdog( or overweight dog) triumphs!! I also love when backups get their shot at glory. There’s an NHL game in which the Florida Panthers had to send out a coach to go in goal. There’s another game where some rando in the audience went in goal but I can’t remember which team it was..
Well... I mean yes he was "in the stands" but more of an on call roll lol....if you're talking about the hurricanes. 2 injured goalies out. Backup goalie in
@@GVoodoo Thank you! Your memory is better than mine lol. When I moved from Detroit in 2010 I stopped following hockey as closely. Not the same in Alabama as season tickets at the old Joe Louis Arena.
"Pigs are flying" isn't negative towards the big guy. It's based off the saying "when pigs fly" meaning its a very rare, almost impossible feat. Such as "I'll win the lottery when pigs fly".
And not only did he hit a triple (the single hardest hit to get in baseball), be batted for the cycle, which means he hit a single, double, triple, and homerun all in the same game. It's almost unseen in baseball.
To really appreciate Bartolo Colon's home run, you need to watch a highlight video of him hitting. He was hilariously bad, knew it, and would play on it to the crowd.. He'd swing really hard.. miss the pitch by a mile.. his helmet would fall off.. sometimes he swung so hard he'd fall down.. I remember being in the stadium when he got a standing ovation for a foul ball and he tipped his cap to the crowd!! We LOVED him in New York when he played for us and that was a huge part of why!
"His first career home run!" he was 42 years old!!
And notice the ovation he got when he hit his home run.. over 3000 miles away from his home ballpark! He was on the visiting team!
The first baseball one is an overweight but much loved and skilled Pitcher, hitting a Grand Slam as his first home run. Pitchers only bat in half of the league, and its usually an automatic out.
In Basketball (and most sports) its Super hard to be coordinated when you're like 7' tall, so big guys almost never shoot 3s
Chara is 6'9" and I think the tallest player in NHL? Its a custom to throw your hats on the ice when a home-team player scores 3 goals (known as a hat trick)
Colon’s was a 2-run shot, not a grand salami, but fun either way.
@@brettg274 - OH the graphic for the bases made it seem like a grand slam to me.
My bad, but still a dope first home run from the Pitcher!
7 footers and up aren’t typically good 3 point shooters with the exception of a few players in league history. That is probably the only 3 he will ever make. He is 7’0
When you score 3 goals in a game its tradition for the crowd to throw there hats on the ice.
Why ?
It’s tradition in baseball for players to either vacate the dugout or not acknowledge anything happened when another player hits their first career home run. It’s usually a treatment that is given to rookies to mess with them, as most players get their first career HR in their rookie year. Here is Bartolo Colon getting the rookie treatment and he’s the oldest player in the MLB at the time.
'How'd you get that black eye?' 'I got hit with a couple of balls.'
It's slightly depressing that these 'big guys' are still like, a hundred times more athletic than I am haha.
Don't forget, they're also older than a lot of us on top of being a "big guy".
7:07 fans often times throw their hat onto the ice. It is unique to hockey, and the bruins actually let the player choose one of them to keep and the rest go to charity/goodwill stores
When the baseball player got the triple at 9:00, the announcers indicated he had hit for the cycle that night. Whcih means he got a single, double, triple, and home run in the same game. THAT was an amazing accomplishment and the hardest of these hits to get is a triple.
I’m still hoping you guys will watch some of the “Not so serious baseball” videos. They’re pretty hilarious. Part 2 is the best one.
Bartolo Colon was so fun to watch as a player. He played like a kid in the backyard. He was a hell of a Pitcher and had a long career.
8:27. B Molina hit for the Cycle. Extremely rare.. Singled, Doubled, Tripled, and a home run in one game.. Extremely rare for a defensive catcher. Career .274 BA.
As a Mets fan myself, I won’t ever forget the Bartolo Colon ROCKET out of the ballpark! LGM!
I can't believe the Larry Allen chase down tackle isn't in this comp. It's easily the greatest big man moment in sports.
Talking about Shaq's dong then say We'll end it there because it is a LONG one..... 😂😂😂
"How'd you get that black eye?"
"Shut up. That's how."
Centres (Shaq Yao Ming etc) generally aren’t distance shooters, that’s cstartes to change over the last while
The one with Benji Molina was even better, because it was for the cycle. The man hit a single, double, triple, and a home run in one game. All the bases. Bartalo hitting that homer was the greatest moment though. They say you see something for the first time in every baseball game you go to. Imagine if, that is the one game some of these people have been to.
Great job as always guys !!!!
7:02 if one player scores 3 goals in a single game, its called a hat trick. And a lot of fans will throw their hat on the ice to celebrate it.
In hockey if someone scores a hat trick(3 goals in the same game ) the fans(if playing in their home arena) will throw their hats onto the ice
1:34 colon has got him deep
After Shaq dove into the crowd while playing for Phoenix, he ran towards the sideline after the ball again a few games later, this time the whole bench split into trying to get out of the way. It looked the parting of the Red Sea lol!
They throw their hats on the ice when a player scores 3 goals in a game!
Whenever a person in hockey gets a gat trick (3 goals) the traditional thing is the throwing of the gat on the rink.
@7:58 To sweeten his accomplishment for you guys, he hit for the cycle with that. To hit for the cycle means you got a single, a double, a triple, and a home run, not necessarily in that order, in the same game. It is very hard to do.
Bengie hitting the cycle was my favorite. Good times for a Rangers fan.
Crazy on the replay you see DeAndre Jordan picks the ball up with one palm...
Deandre Jordan was a center, therefore nothing he shot was outside of the paint. So that was a pretty special moment to watch a center shoot a 3 pointer and make it
Benji Molina was probably the slowest guy to ever play in MLB but he good at his position and he hit enough to be valuable.
I love these! Bartolo's homerun will always be so memorable! Now, you guys need to react to the greatest soccer goalie in the world: SCOTT STERLING!!!! You guys are gonna laugh, I promise.
Blokes:
Just to explain, Bartolo Colon is a Pitcher, it's not often in Baseball any pitcher hits a home run. I was at the Keith Trailer game, he "WAS" trying to give the ball to someone else. That' was a fun fun time. Height in Hockey isn't always an advantage, 6 foot hockey players isn't common. NBA centers normally DO NOT shoot from the outside. Logically, your a big guy, you specialize working inside.
"6 foot hockey players isn't common" yet the average height of a player is 6' 1 and smaller players are usually overlooked because of their size.
@@jpbreeze44 ok,let me update my comment
"Nobody Really Gives A Shit About Hockey Except Loners who think about The Movie Clerks All Day". and Csnadians
@@whispermason8052 That mad over one comment huh?
@@jpbreeze44 I'll update my point once again. "It makes almost no sense whatsoever why a Hockey ayer is in this video whatsoever Dante. Since the Average height of an NHL player is well over 6 feet and so many teams out there will tell you they need more team height on defense it's hardly note worthy this guy is in the video at all. Chara's story is one of overcoming handicaps and finding his place in the world. Chara, born with the affliction of tall bone structure always dreamt of being A Jockey in the Kentucky Derby. Through his childhood and adolescence nary a moment passed when he wasn't out on the frozen ponds... on horse back...practicing his bridle skills for the try outs. When he was of age he attended Jockey School in Lexington learning how to lean down for better wind resistance, when to move the horse outside or in, what supplements wouldn't show up in a urine test for the horse, but his trainer saw the writing on the wall. He pulled Chara aside and said "son, i don't think this is going to pan out for you, you are not the body type to be a Jockey, your just too tall like Will Ferrel in Elf. Chara broke down in tears upon the news of this. Determined to make his mark on the world he canceled his membership to the lollipop guild and searched for his place amongst society. He first tried American Football , but at his height they'd only let him punt and he hadn't the leg for it. Chara then tried auto racing but he couldn't reach the peddles or see over the dashboard. Finally he went to Calgary and saw for the first time Theo Fluery. Chara was awestruck at the physique. It then became clear that his true calling where the NHL. No longer would he stand out, he'd finally be amongst the true skyscrapers of sports, in the NHL.
I wasn't even supposed to be hear today.
To be fair, that's how you respectfully swipe a nacho or a chip. If you swipe a chip, leave the dip 👌🏻
Call the bears lineman Keith Traylor the deep freezer since they had refrigerator perry lol.
Daz saying shaq missing free throws. If you say that to shaq he will show you his rings and say he made them when they counted lol
For some of the basketball players, holding the ball to them is like a regular person holding a tennis ball. Makes it really hard to shoot.
Hi Guys... it is a custom that when someone scores a hat trick to throw your hat onto the ice. Personally, I wouldn't want to throw my perfectly good hat onto the ice as they are all scooped up and thrown away in the trash, but none the less, that is a custom.
Charo Is A Beast Ain't No Way I'd Ever Wanna Get Hit By Him Or Fight Him
When a soccer goal is scored British announcers always, I mean always, call the goal "brilliant". Everytime. Why is that?
Just showing their passion for the game.
@@nikolaspapadopoulos1845 but not as passionate as latin american announcers
@@mverick5444 touché
@@mverick5444 goallllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll
The first clip, Bartolo Colon, his nickname is "Big Sexy"! He is beloved by New York Mets fans!
Can't have a "big guy" video without Joey Julius from Penn State.That dude was huge for a college kid.
"Pigs are flying" doesn't refer to how he's running. It's the rarity of him hitting a triple. ("That will happen when pigs can fly")
And the main part of that which the blokes may have missed or didn’t know the reference: He completed a cycle.
Which is a single, a double, a triple (the hardest) and a homerun….in any order.
In Baseball the triple was special because he hit for the cycle which is rare even rarer for a fat guy. the cycle is hit a single, double ,triple and home run all in one game.. in Professional baseball…hitting for the cycle and pitching a No hitter are the Absolute hardest and rarest things to do that’s why it’s literally breaking news in the US even for us who haven’t really followed baseball in years when you here a guy pitched a No hitter or hit for the cycle, you immediately are like WHO?
4:00 oh you’d be surprised!
Btw for American Football : you don’t get out of the way of the big men you just go for their knees to drop them quickly.
For basketball : not everyone is good at 3 point shots some who are bigger need to be close to the rim and it’s a big deal when they actually make a 3 point shot
the guy who stole the chip from the fan in the stands went back after he had grabbed his wallet in the dugout and bought the guy a beer.... at least that's the story that's been told.
Good one, I enjoyed that.
Well in basketball the taller guys are usually the center. They try to play from inside the paint, they're not the 3-pt guys.
He said here comes the chapeau french for hat
You guys need some Jared Lorenzen videos. (RIP to the Hefty Lefty.)
Watching the big guys was a lot of fun. Much more fun than watching the Divas. :-)
hats for a hat trick is the tradition.
I hope the Roy Nelson clip is in here
Keep in mind Bartolo Colon was a:) old, b:) not the fittest man on earth, and c:) a pitcher who played in the American League for most of his career, and pitchers don't hit in the AL.
I think it was his first career homer too that’s why they left the dugout . Great moment
@@Phil-hr6hi indeed. Amazing moment.
When you’re that big your hands are so huge that it’s hard to shoot
Like shooting hoops with a softball for me
It used to be a thing in the MLB that you carried cash in your inside pants pocket so that if you hit a foul ball or gloved somebody's food or drink, you could buy them more. Even if they are your bitter rivals, a replacement meal will make somebody a fan of that person for life.
Source: ex brother in law was a Texas Rangers reliever.
Hat-trick in hockey is three goals by the same player ,from 1856 in cricket
the Hockey Hall of Fame says the genesis of the term came when a Toronto businessman named Sammy Taft promoted his business by offering a hat to any player who scored three goals during an NHL game in Toronto.
Regardless of what team we support, we always cheer on the big guy, even if they are on the team that is our most hated rival.
How Jared Lorenzens 6 OT preformance against Arkansas isn’t on this video baffles me. Not your fault OB but please look it up. You’ll enjoy. As a Scot, I enjoyed it thoroughly.
Yessss! Jared! Our beloved Hefty Lefty--RIP. 🥺
Strength is actually a very big detriment to accuracy in basketball. Strong people do not have the dexterity in their arms, hands, and fingers to make an accurate shot.
It's spelled like colon, but it's pronounced like cologne. Pretty funny dicotomy of meaning in that name lol.
Chara is still playing at age 45
Colon was a pitcher, no context
In the NBA about 10 years ago centers could barely shoot
Zdeno chara is 6’9
That block you just watched the other day, Giannis cannot shoot a lick but is a top 10 player
Colón is Spanish for Columbus, it’s not the other meaning lol
love you guys. That said, you guys need some wind screens for your microphones. And ya gotta stop tapping the base and the table. There's so much noise going on during your videos I think I got burglars in my house.🎤
Notice DeAndre Jordan palmed that basketball off the ground while mid trot. The Real BIG MAN move low key.
Prince Fielder, the baseball player eating the nachos, is big but he did the 100% naked ESPN body issue and there is not really fast on him. He's solid. Wearing a baggy baseball uniform doesn't make him look too good, either. The Bartolo Colon home run trot would be 120 yards.
"Not really fat on him."
Shields 👉 Colon Homer 👉 Tatis Jr.
Bartolo Colon is a pitcher and they rarely hit homeruns so it was extra special for him because he's perceived as "unathletic".
Not to mention he’s played most of his career in the American League, so he’s rarely picked up a bat up to that point
Last time I was this early...I was pretty damn early
I don't ever remember Shaq playing for the Celtics
Just watch an entire video on Bartolo
Look at the guy from Texas at 8:31...men just don't care who sees them do that stuff.
Pretty sure shaq had one 3 pointer his whole career
It's time for "IS IT RACIST" Tosh.o
When you are 7 feet tall or have over a 7 foot wingspan your hand is sooo far away from your eye. Coordination is really hard at that height so they cant shoot deep. Prob wayy further from the hoop than you think. Camera playing tricks
Chara is 6'9"
Miss big Z in Boston but I hope he enjoys retirement after a great career
Guys, you HAVE TO react to the John Cena prank call. It is absolutely incredible! This is the link: @
Enjoy!
My Bears Still average around 14pts a game smh Lol. years of WASTED DEFENSE
Ayyyyyy notification squad!!!!!
should react to zdeno chara fights and hits. dude BODIED people for decades in the nhl. absolute monster lol he would do two hour workouts after games
React to key and peele - turbulence!!
Chara is 6ft 9 260 pounds
Pigs flyimg . Bengie molina has 2 other mlb brothers yadier and jose