A Yastrzemski Reunion at Fenway Park
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- "I don’t get wrapped up in moments very easily. You train to step into the box and shut out all of the noise and shut out the situation and just do your job. But I think in that moment I think I am going to need to step away and just appreciate it and maybe let myself get wrapped up in that one moment." -Mike Yastrzemski
The Yastrzemski last name had not been announced in Fenway Park since 1983, a sentiment that Hall of Fame, Carl Yastrzemski acknowledged before the Giants and Red Sox kicked off a three-game series in Boston. Mike Yastrzemski really soaked in that moment in the fourth inning when he hit a home run over the center-field fence,
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I've been a Carl Yastrzemski fan since age 8 in 1967 and throughout... was there in Cooperstown for his induction in 1989. Yaz was my favorite player for all those years and then I retired from watching the game. But then about a couple of weeks again, while surfing the net on Yastrzemski news, I ran across Mike Yastrzemski. The last time I checked he was playing in the Orioles minor league system, so I was pleasantly surprised to see he had made the majors... traded to the Giants... but what was even more amazing was how well he was doing! Then I read about the upcoming series and would have loved to be in Boston for that series. It was awesome to see the video of the Yastrzemski reunion... Mike hitting the homerun... Carl throwing out the first pitch to Mike the day after. I guess you can say I've come out of retirement and now have a favorite player again. Yaz was my favorite player and now he is again! I'm happy for Mike and Carl - for I know they're a class family. It's very sad that Mike's father passed away... but hopefully he was there looking down on Fenway as his father and son made baseball history.
What a fantastic moment ! I hope YAZ stays with us for a long time ! He already feels like a true Giant, much like how Buster felt when he came up.
Go YAZ!
LET’S GO GIANTS!!!!!
Baseball Universe, yeah but Bum is up there too yet he hasn’t shown any sign of slowing down.
Baseball Universe we’ll see only time will tell. I’m just enjoying see him play.
I went to the game where they retired Boggs #26 and when they introduced Yaz, you got instant goosebumps and the atmosphere of the park changed...you knew you were seeing a living legend walk onto the field!
So happy for mike yastrzemski and his entire family that was a very cool moment for MLB
GO GIANTS!
Back in the real world, 2019 SF Giants 75-81, 25 games out of first place. Lol!!
@@hillaryforincarceration4404 At least we are not the Baltimore Orioles (Sorry Orioles fans)
@@hillaryforincarceration4404 BACK IN 2010 , 12, 14 THE SF GIANTS WON THE WORLD SERIES BUT I AM SURE YOU KNOW THAT! LOL
@@hillaryforincarceration4404 46-26, winning the best division in the league! Lol!!
Great kid with great class. This is what baseball is all about. I'm happy for him and for his family. I wish him great success and hope he has a great career.
Destiny... I can't imagine the emotions... Congratulations Mike Yastrzemski! Your grandfather was my hero when I became a Red Sox fan as a young girl of 9 years old and I would have tears of joy every time Number 8 would come to the plate and then hit a home run. You brought me those same tears and chills the other night when you hit that ball out of the park and the past met the present where impossible dreams do come true.
What a great video, Yaz was one of my childhood sports hero's, the look in Grandpa's eyes when they are on the field together is priceless.
Savor the once in a lifetime moment. You earned it.
Yaz played the game the right way. RESPECT.
How cool is it that his grandson hit that HR in Fenway?
Heck, the young man even looks like his grandfather!
Just a great story. All the best to the Yastrzemski family. :-)
You know he has better stats in the majors then he had in the Minors.
A magical moment...
I became aware of Carl ~1975 my first year of Little League. My Dad was from New England and he was a big Boston fan. I remember Yaz, Fisk, Game 6 and the Green Monster. In '77 and '78 my Little League team was the Red Sox, so I became a big fan. Fast forward and I am watching my Giants play and there is a Yaz playing for the G's. Grandson of Carl....wow. Mike Y is one of my favorite Giants. Keep up the good work Mike!!
I'm a Yankees fan since 1977 and this is a wonderful moment for the younger Yaz. I remember going to my first game in '77 when I was only 7 and saw his grandfather play. One of many Sox lifers who never got a ring who deserved it. Most moving video.
What a great moment for the whole Yaz family! And then Mikey blasts one over the center field wall!! Nice! Papa is proud!
Awesome Mike
So great.
Awesome. Just awesome! Congratulations Mike. Well done.
Thank you Mike, I got to watch your grandfather n what a Beautiful memory it was, you remind me of him, Thank you for your hard work n everything.
Really nice moment, glad for the kid, family and especially the great one, Yaz....
SF fan 4ever !
I remember watching yaz win the triple crown. Fun to sed his grandson taking advantage of a chance and playing so great. Nice HR
Brings back memories of that great '67 team when I was a kid; Yaz, Petrocelli, Culp, George Scott, Mike Andrews, wow.
Ray Culp was not on 67 team. Jim Lonborg, Jose Santiago, Joe Foy, Reggie Smith, Russ Gibson, Jerry Adair, Dalton Jones were tho.
Great story.
Vinnie
Yup, looks just like his grandpa.
Facts especially the face
Mike Yastremski, you are a great person, thank you so much for being so amazing. I am not a huge giants fan, although, you are the real deal, keep it up.
Very nice. Two classy guys - and I say that as a Yankee fan.
WTH what was this? FIELD OF DREAMS with your grand dad? Carl when he played was badass good! In all faucets of the game.For his grandson to bat in Fenway was great but to also hit a home run is MAGIC! 👏🏾👏🏾😎
Congratulations to Young Yaz on his first MLB grand slam, completing his team's fantastic comeback from a 7-0 deficit against the D-Backs, 15 June 2021.
Yaz was and is New England. His overall excellence and professionalism were the foundations of his Hall of Fame career and only Yaz's Red Sox are the true Red Sox for me. Always. When Mike played at Fenway with those Giants, it was a thrill just to see 'Yastrzemski" on his uniform. Mike is off to a great start and I wish him a long career and much success.
That's just great.
Great baseball moment !
What a terrific moment for young Mr. Yastrzemski. Very glad he's on the Giants team.
I’m not crying, you’re crying
He should be playing for us in Boston. I'm just glad YAZ got to see him hit one out at Fenway.
Great moment
Very good video here. I remember when i lived in the Boston area back in the early 80's Carl Yaz was playing as a DH player nearing his career as a Red Sox player. Now it looks like it's Grandson Mike's turn to make some noise and put some numbers up. Grazie mille. Again great video and ? A note of history. Ciao.
He was on knbr the other morning! Mind blown!
How cool to see a baseball player WITHOUT tattoos running up and down his arms! Congratulations Mike Yastrzemski for making the Major Leagues and hitting a home run in Fenway Park! Looking forward to following your career, just like I did when I was a little boy following your Grandpa!
Giants fans love you Mike. Please don't leave us for Boston. Red Sox fans are predicting you will bolt to Boston first chance. Say it ain't so Mike. Say it ain't so. You are "The Natural".
Go Giants!
Mike Yastrzemski has a resemblance to Kevin Costner's dad ("Is this Heaven?") in Field of Dreams. Maybe it's just me.
AStack 75 he sure does, but he also resembles a young Captain Carl, his grandfather.
@@jftube3333 %100.
Love yaz and Jim Rice, murder row, fred Lynn, etc etc
MIKE YASTRZEMSKI
Caaarl Yastrzemski! Caaarl Yastrzemski!
I was at Fenway in 1961 when Carl Yastrzemski broke in. He took the place of Ted Williams who retired in 1960.
Red Sox trained back in the day in Winter Haven.My late uncle knew most of the players especially Carl .In 1975 got seats behind home plate at Fenway where players wives sat.What a nice Historic.ballpark! Reminded me of old Griffith Sradium in DC in late fifties. Yep, Mike looks like Carl! Maybe Nats can get him.!
Too bad dad was not there.Am sure though that he was watching over him.
after watching the Yankees Champange celebration I come here to that's really cool seeing grand son Mike play at grandpa's stadium legend Carl . Fenway park. go Yankees and go Giants. so the Pats are 1-2 against the Giants and the Red sox are 1-2 against the Giants?
He needs to be on the red sox
😎👍
"How can you not get romantic about baseball?"
What were the odds that his rookie year would have been the year that the Giants played the Red Sox in Boston?
Its better that Yaz not play for Boston. Too much pressure to play at home under grandpa's shadow. Here in SF, he's far away and can play without expectations and pressure. Perfect place!
Mike Yastremski is having a solid season but he is not going to put up the numbers his grandfather did in baseball. This is his first season and he is 28 years old so he is getting a very late start. His grandfather played his first season at age 21.
he was tipped off but he still had to hit it
Yaz.
You can't write that in Hollywood
Too bad Mike didn't play for the Red Sox.
They're obviously not close.
screw that fairy music, which fairy chooses that fairy music ... ...