It’s a complete shame that MLB is so absurdly incompetent at marketing their players, cause Max is truly one of the great enigmas in the history of American sports and yet so few really know about it.
He throws tantrums and comes across as a huge jerk - not much is marketable about that in my opinion. He’s clearly a talented pitcher but I don’t know if that’s enough to outweigh how very unlikeable he is.
@@mdurham2137 are you kidding me? One of the most enjoyable aspects in all of baseball history has been its ability to go from a calm dignified sport to a complete shitshow. The fact that the MLB isn’t utilizing someone like Scherzer who’s so performatively both calm and insane shows poor knowledge of their fan base and it’s desires
Hearing these crazy stories about Scherzer and Grenke makes me extremely regret not paying more attention to baseball when I was growing up in the 2010’s
YESS......FUCKING MY EXACT THOUGHTS.....I watch some of this shit their talking about from those two and im like.....hell yeah man i would have considered/done that too! hahahahaha
I stopped following baseball back in the early 2000s when I quit to play lacrosse right before my teens. Now my son plays 8u and since the two of us have horrible ADHD we’ve been obsessed with it again. I’m so sad I missed the Harper era of baseball. We’ve been watching nothing but baseball since May.
He just shows up and rips the entire ceremony. Insisting they all go outside and play so he can dominate. Anyone who challenges him in any way he has a bat, ball and glove ready to go. Those aren't necessarily for playing...
I've always hated baseball, my entire life refused to have anything to do with it. One day one of your vids popped onto my reccomended and I watched it then all the rest. Since then I have been to 6 mlb games. Thank you so much for what you do man
@Vincent Daly I didn't hate baseball or hockey I just didn't watch it often, but since I'm Mediterranean I've always liked soccer, and football was always big in my family too. I think something that stopped me from getting into baseball originally was that people kept saying that it's the most boring sport so I never watched, but when you actually watch a full game it's entertaining (at least for me)
The fact that he was so emotionally destroyed after his brother committed suicide is proof he's not a true psychopath. The man just has insane drive and work ethic.
Many psychopaths still feel deep love for their parents, siblings, spouse, kids etc… I’d argue the fact he was back playing the next day actually supports the idea that he’s a psychopath.
I'm 4 minutes into this video and I'm not watching anymore. This is just made up stuff by this youtuber for views. He may have mental health issues but the claim he's a psychopath based on this is ridiculous
Scherzer will be a no doubt 1st ballot. Greinke might take a couple years before he gets in. So we'd need Scherzer's career to go at least 1-2 years longer than Greinke to get that to work I think. Would be great to see!
As a nats fan I’ve watched Max for years. He’s literally the nicest, silliest dude in the world off the mound. The argument he had with Strasburg is the only time I’ve seen him in conflict with anybody. He’s definitely crazy but he’s no psychopath.
That's why he is so well respected, everyone understands his outburst are purely a result of his competitiveness, that it's nothing personal and any feud is over as soon as the ballgame, or training session, is over
As someone who has seen Max in game many times, you can literally hear him snarl and growl on the mound within like 15 rows of the field. He’s my favorite player ever to watch.
Max is an absolute savage. And for anybody still entertaining the "psychopath" question, just take a few minutes searching up how much charity work this guy does for his community outside the sport. That should answer any lingering questions. Considering psychopaths lack the ability to feel empathy, they aren't very keen on donating a bunch of their time and/or money toward helping those who are less fortunate. Although, I suppose one could possibly do this if they felt it benefitted them in some way... but I highly doubt it.
He’s kinda the human version of a rodeo bull when they’re working they’re completely nutz but alot of them the rest the time are pretty much a 1700lb golden retriever
I agree. Considering how he rolls on the team, he sure doesn't seem to care too much about perception of himself or getting ahead for brown-noser reasons.
Nats fan here with a little story about Max: In December 2019, two months after he won the World Series, I ran into Max and his wife at the mall in Tyson’s Corner. I approached him and said “hey max” and he acknowledged me but started to turn around. I get it. He’s with his wife and doesn’t want to be bothered. But I was with my family, too, and told him: “you’ve got two massive fans over there who would love to congratulate you.” My two sons - who still wear his jersey - were standing a couple feet away. He walked up to them, asked their names, and shook their hands. He is still my oldest son’s favorite player. I’ll always appreciate that moment.
He and his wife seem like genuinely awesome people. Advocating for the LGBTQ community, rescuing shelter animals and she is an ambassador for a nonprofit to stop human trafficking. Definitely good people to look up to for sure.
Some athletes would just ignore fans out in public when they're with family cause they want to spend time with their loved one. Especially if they're a big name celebrity who has cameras on them every where they go
awesome story. These guys don't owe us their time off the field, and I totally understand wanting to be left alone and treated like anyone else while they're out in public, but it's really cool when these guys take the time to interact with the younger fans. That is something they will remember for the rest of their life, and will keep the true spirit of baseball alive, to hopefully be passed on to their kids one day.
Scherzers the kind of guy that we should all be thankful he is great at baseball. If he wasn’t an incredible pitcher, we would all be watching a documentary about his dozens of victims in 45 years
Can we please talk about how well the catcher knew Scherzer when he offered the unfair trade? That right there is knowing your pitcher and knowing exactly how to fire them up 😂😂😂
11:04 that moment about him getting mad at his teammate then later aplogizing saying he was "in the zone" tells me max is a pretty nice guy, and not a pschopath. When it comes to these extremely competitive athletic superstars its like they become a different person during game time. Truly fascinating to watch.
He’s kinda the human version of a rodeo bull when they’re working they’re completely nutz but alot of them the rest the time are pretty much a 1700lb golden retriever
I was wounded in combat and didn't realize it until one of my guys said "Sergeant, you're bleeding!" Focus is an amazing thing, and Scherzer has the ability to get into a zen-like state.
@@donairsauce2496 In little league, my son playing short stop took a hard drive bad hop to the nose. Moms were crying at the sight of all the blood while my boy was pissed.
I did some googling on Scherzer the other day, he apparently does tons of charity work. He hosts and participates in multiple charitavle events every year, so even though he's a psycho on the mound it sounds like he's got a heart of gold
Psychopaths always participate in this kind of thing. Plenty of serial killers were volunteers and such. Obviously not every psychopath is a serial killer.
@@michaelmccomb4045 psychopaths don’t experience genuine emotions tho this doesn’t display a psychopath it j shows someone that needs a lot of anger management
On the job, no. As a family, yes. Your job’s in those two field’s are to not care if you die, and make sure you do your job, while making sure your co-worker’s don’t die.
@@mockingslur6945 Can someone on TH-cam for once, just take a joke as the joke that it is and not act like it's some dissertation that is up for being refuted?
@@seymourglass26 Black draws in more sun rays than any other color. So even without moving they would be very hot. Especially in states like Texas and Arizona.
He’s just a gamer, Kobe Bryant said he had listened to the micheal Myers theme for hours straight before games to induce his “killer instinct” they are historically both just insanely competitive
Omg! I'm a Huge Bryant fan, So I was 27 when Kobe 1st came to the Lakers. He threw those 3, 3pt shots that were short , air balls against Utah and they lost, but when Shaq told him "you see all these people that are laughing? soon they will fear you." Kobe's response was Huh? cause he was just thinking about getting his legs stronger, cause he knew that's why he missed those shots. He didnt care about the people watching. lol I heard many other stories ,but never the Halloween song, lol
As a Nationals fan, I always found myself to be extremely lucky to get to see him pitch every 5 days. I even got to see his 20k game in person. So many epic memories that I'll never forget. I also loved when Scherzer's wife went into labor, and rather than go be with his wife he pitched that day and threw a complete game, and then went to the hospital right after.
@@mikehunthurst6953 The husband being in the birthing room with his wife is only a recent phenomenon in the last 40 years or so. All through human history men weren't there.
First MLB game I ever went to, he happened to be pitching. I noticed his velocity went up throughout the game instead of down. In the 9th inning he was sitting 98-99 after throwing like 100 pitches.
I love how you got through this whole video without directly mentioning his two different eye colors, which are absolutely the icing on the cake for his insanity.
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I gotta be honest …… everything you said about him here only makes me love this guy. There is a huge difference between aggression and passion/intensity. It is why he is so successful.
Dude just does what he needs to do. He has embraced any and every way to keep his head in the game, and has completely abandoned any concept of maintaining a "normal" façade to do it. Thanks for the video. As usual, I loved it.
Hey I'm European and I've never watched a real baseball game in my life, but I do enjoy these videos: proof again that enthusiasm and knowledge can make anything interesting thanks for the content!
I urge everyone to read ESPN's article on how Max and his family dealt with Alex Scherzer taking his own life. They're surprisingly open and candid about the situation and it may help someone who has a family member dealing with severe depression.
Welp, he’ll just have to stay pissed off on that one because he is a first ballot hall of famer guaranteed! And he’s going into Cooperstown and baseball immortality WHETHER HE LIKES IT OR NOT! On the real though. I love Mad Max.
I watched him come up thru the Tigers org. I always told my buddies losing him was a bigger mistake than letting Verlander go. Not just the age difference, Max was crazy then and pitched like it too.
I’m a Cardinals fan. Max Scherzer is the modern Bob Gibson. Hyper competitive, a mean slider to go with an awesome fastball, ferocity on the mound, but a gentleman off it.
Gibson was one of my favorite players as a kid. Batters feared for their life when he was on the mound. He didnt mind giving a player a close shave if they crowded the plate.
@@allenburns3177 When Dusty Baker came up with the Braves, Hank Aaron told him, "'Don't dig in against Bob Gibson; he'll knock you down. He'd knock down his own grandmother if she dared to challenge him. Don't stare at him, don't smile at him, don't talk to him. He doesn't like it. If you happen to hit a home run, don't run too slow, don't run too fast."
Psychopaths express zero genuine emotions. Max Scherzer clearly experiences pure anger. So, he’s not a psychopath. He’s just a straight up rage monster.
Anger is actually like the one emotion that sociopaths and psychopaths do occasionally show, read a medical textbook sometime instead of getting your mental illness info from movies and TV
I didn't know about his brother taking his own life so sad hope hes resting in peace now and Max is a beast and is one of my favorite pitchers of all time
You have the perfect way to tell a story! First of all, your intro really grabs everybody’s attention in the most interesting way. These stories are so informative and i listen to this while i’m walking my dog! You definitely deserve more subs!
@@kyleadam6728 It's "Shepherd", like the dog or the Bible. As for the Dodgers, you'd think with all the money they've spent and have the highest payroll (174 Million) in MLB, that they wouldn't be chasing the Giants (108 Million payroll) for the last 5 months and are still chasing them going into September. We'll see how the season ends and who's in the post-season as the division winner or the wild card. Either way, it should be a great post season!
This man is a literal anime protagonist, different colored eyes, the determination for practicing and serious about it every time he ever does it, continued his job after almost dying, and even has self monologues when he's up to pitch.
I think he's just really hard on himself and (overly)competitive. I like this guy. And there's no way he's using sticky stuff because HE wants the glory.
A true psychopath doesnt care about winning wth their own talents. They don't even care about winning itself they just care about getting ahead. If he's not using the sticky stuff that's proof he isn't a psycho.
@@1313tennisman Plenty of psychopaths most definitely care about “winning”, even if it’s by any means necessary. Claiming that not cheating, or getting caught cheating, is proof enough that someone’s not a “true” psychopath is kind of absurd. Nobody’s 100% psychopathic, or 100% “normal”, because psychopathic traits manifest differently in different people.
He’s not a psychopath. Just super competitive. You don’t break down in tears over your brother if your a psychopath. Psychopaths don’t care about anyone, but themselves.
Trust me when you pay tens of millions to someone to throw a ball you make sure there's plenty of tools and tricks on standby to keep them going they even said it took 5 cortisol shots to keep him going when his shoulder was injured right before they won the world series, they also give them epinephrine shots (adrenaline) numbing agents and painkillers prescribed by the team doctor, they don't let injuries stop them from making millions in revenue for their organization and their city especially when they have control over who goes into their facility they can just bring medication that's illegal right to him or have the team doctor who's paid to prescribe medication to the players to give it to him which is what usually happens
I was lucky enough to do a clinic with Max in 2017, he was the nicest player I’ve ever met. Such a sweet person, he fixed my windup and I’ve been a much better person since. He’s definitely a different person on the mound. He may seem absolutely insane while pitching, off the field he’s seriously the best guy you could meet
That's cool to hear. He seems like he's just a dude out of uniform when he's not pitching. I never said anything to him but I've seen him around Miami when he's pitched down here (I have been working bars, hotels, and restaurants for years) and if he were an asshole I would have heard it from my coworkers. He always seemed pretty friendly and focused on who he was with.
Imagine if Scherzer and Nolan Ryan had played at the same time and faced each other? Arguably The toughest pitcher in baseball history vs the most psychotic in baseball currently? That would be awesome!
Idk how long he will stay playing but hopefully he does as a National. It only makes sense. Detroit doesn’t and idk how long he will be with the Dodgers but I doubt enough titles or accolades to surpass everything he did in Washington. Even if he were to win 2 championships with them idk how you overtake the body of work in a Nats uni.
Still a weird dick move: as good an at-bat it had been up to that point - the kind that inevitably ends with a history-fucking hit - I was almost relieved by the HBP until I realized that the Crosby leaned into it.
It's a very simple and very complicated game. There's no clock and the defence has the ball. If you watch a season on tv you'll start to figure it out. And the more you know about it the more you'll enjoy it.
Hi I'm more of a hockey, football guy. Even with me being closely related to a former Major Leaguer. (Although his time in the Majors was short lived but still). I kinda view Bryce Harper as a crazy mad-temperered Psycho more than Max
I'll never forget watching him start an All-Star game. The camera is moving around to all of the different players, all smiling, laughing, having a good time, and then it got to Scherzer as he stepped on the rubber to throw the first pitch, looking furious, and from reading his lips, said something something "fucking ball."
One of my all time favorite pitchers and had the pleasure of seeing him pitch a 2-0 shutout. One of the best changeups in baseball so deceptive. So fun to watch.
He obviously wasn’t making a medical diagnosis. I think we all know what he meant. Like when someone talks about a “psycho ex boyfriend“, it’s readily excepted that a psychiatrist was not consulted before using that term🤦🏼♂️
No hes a leave me alone when im in the zone. i am the same way. dont talk to me unless i talk to you first. if i had a bad inning ill go away from everyone for a few minutes to refocus my craft. its pretty normal really when i have high expectations for myself than you do.
@@littlefreestylers Never. Urban folklore will always win. People think singlehood encourages criminal behavior. Yet, alot of our prominent career criminals are married with children. People think listening to classical music will magically make your kids smarter. Yet alot of our gifted students listen to punk music.
Dodgers are loaded with players I like: Mookie, Turner, Bellinger, Kelly, Kershaw and Scherzer. I'm still a Sox fan but if it comes down to us I wont even care if the Sox lose. These Dodgers have been to 3 WS in the last 4 years. They've just killed it recently.
I love how in the 3 weeks after this video was posted he has been on an absolute tear. Pitched another immaculate inning, took a perfect game late into a game and is being talked about as the greatest deadline acquisition of all time
I was at the black eye game. It was truly incredible seeing Max throw 7 shutout innings with 10 strikeouts while he had a broken nose and a massive shiner. This man is truly a legend, psychopath or not
I’ve been a Scherzer fan since he got drafted by D-Backs. Being a Nats fan I was ecstatic when he came to DC, and let me tell you… NO ONE IN DC DOES ANYTHING BUT FULL HEARTEDLY LOVE THIS MAN!
In this era of perfectly manicured athletes who have social media teams and care more about being seen than winning players like Max are such a breath of fresh air. He’s a throwback to when winning was more important than ANYTHING ELSE! I wish more baseball and basketball players would act like him instead of these boring media darlings who have no substance.
Scherzer isn't a psychopath. He's just a very competitive, talented, intense guy. I worry about him though. After he retires, all of those injuries he's sustained over the years and "played through" could eventually impact his mobility and quality of life.
Playing with intense emotion gives you a high you'll never get with anything else, its hard on you family, friendships and even your mental health but for people like him its the extra edge you need to be the best.
Some people become what they do. In a way, there was no choice in the matter. In the world of science, this level of intensity is shown by Isaac Netwon, and look how far it is gotten humanity.
Being from DC all I can say when I see Mad Max is thank you so much! Brought the intensity our previous teams were missing even when the talent was there to get to the promised land Never met him but forever in doubt to him for making my baseball fandom complete
Love Max. I was roommates with one of his cousins and I don't know what exactly it is but there's some kind of gene on the Scherzer side of the family that is just balls insane. But yet also pretty captivating at the same time. He's a kitten tho in real life outside of competition. 🤫
@6:23 i can fully understand what he did and was going through. In 1997 my father took his life on my birthday, the day of his funeral i was dragged off the baseball field to go say my goodbye to him with my family. I didn't want to leave, i didn't want to leave my team without their first baseman. And Honestly you get pissed when a family member takes their own life and leaves you hanging, so i fully understand what he was going through in all ways !!!
@M W yeah its was on my birthday but Honestly we didn't find out until valentine's day when police and fire were called in to check his trailer he was living in... so his note was dated on my birthday and the corner dated him on the same day for death. So January 31st has been a bi-polar birthday day for me and also on February 14th..
Holy shit, I am sorry for your loss but that was an extremely shitty thing for your father to do. I wouldn’t blame you for wanting to just block the whole thing out. I would’ve done the same. I hope you’ve healed from that trauma.
Plus, he has one brown eye and 1 blue eye. I was a groundskeeper when he first came to the tigers, and was the No.2 picture behind Verlander. It was almost impossible to look him in the eye(s) while talking to him. In real life, he's just a great guy.
Scherzer's crazy eyes are so scary bc he looks like he's actively restraining himself from physically attacking you.
He has an Angel in one eye. And a Devil in the other.
@@belongda6032 the angel in question was beaten up by the devil
Hes the GG Allin of baseball
@@iambumbo7534 no the devil just bunted 😂
Absolutely loved having him in detroit. What a player
the idea of Max Scherzer screaming "JUICE" as loud as he can while pitching is actually the funniest thing ever
Wonder what kind of juice he likes, possibly nails and glass shards.
That’s funny because when I used to golf with NIKE JUICE balls, I would yell “juice” before I slammed my drive. So this makes total sense to me.
the fact that it really made him throw 5 mph faster is the funniest part holy shit its like hes casting a spell on the ball
LOL
certified juicer
It’s a complete shame that MLB is so absurdly incompetent at marketing their players, cause Max is truly one of the great enigmas in the history of American sports and yet so few really know about it.
He is un marketable.
He throws tantrums and comes across as a huge jerk - not much is marketable about that in my opinion. He’s clearly a talented pitcher but I don’t know if that’s enough to outweigh how very unlikeable he is.
@@mdurham2137 are you kidding me? One of the most enjoyable aspects in all of baseball history has been its ability to go from a calm dignified sport to a complete shitshow. The fact that the MLB isn’t utilizing someone like Scherzer who’s so performatively both calm and insane shows poor knowledge of their fan base and it’s desires
he is a straight white male in the "current year"
Seriously. The casual viewer thought Strasburg was the hottest shit.
Hearing these crazy stories about Scherzer and Grenke makes me extremely regret not paying more attention to baseball when I was growing up in the 2010’s
YESS......FUCKING MY EXACT THOUGHTS.....I watch some of this shit their talking about from those two and im like.....hell yeah man i would have considered/done that too! hahahahaha
I stopped following baseball back in the early 2000s when I quit to play lacrosse right before my teens. Now my son plays 8u and since the two of us have horrible ADHD we’ve been obsessed with it again. I’m so sad I missed the Harper era of baseball. We’ve been watching nothing but baseball since May.
Bro for real
His catcher stopping the game to give him an unfair fantasy football trade is just downright hilarious
Ik i told my grandpa and he laughed for a bit lol
proving he's not a psychopath, he just has small genitals and anger issues
Modern problems require modern solutions
Those piss me off too.
Lmfao! That’s amazing! 😂
Max is gonna be pissed at his HOF induction cause it means he’s not starting that day.
Lmfaoooo 😭
He just shows up and rips the entire ceremony. Insisting they all go outside and play so he can dominate. Anyone who challenges him in any way he has a bat, ball and glove ready to go. Those aren't necessarily for playing...
Hall of what, hall of psychos wll be. No HOF for this psycho.
LOL
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I've always hated baseball, my entire life refused to have anything to do with it. One day one of your vids popped onto my reccomended and I watched it then all the rest. Since then I have been to 6 mlb games. Thank you so much for what you do man
@Michael C same, this happened to me with hockey and baseball. I used to just watch soccer and NFL before
That's what it's all about.
@Vincent Daly I didn't hate baseball or hockey I just didn't watch it often, but since I'm Mediterranean I've always liked soccer, and football was always big in my family too. I think something that stopped me from getting into baseball originally was that people kept saying that it's the most boring sport so I never watched, but when you actually watch a full game it's entertaining (at least for me)
Baseball is awesome.
Same thing happened to me with anyone with balls.
The fact that he was so emotionally destroyed after his brother committed suicide is proof he's not a true psychopath. The man just has insane drive and work ethic.
Many psychopaths still feel deep love for their parents, siblings, spouse, kids etc… I’d argue the fact he was back playing the next day actually supports the idea that he’s a psychopath.
@@robertmurphy1974 exactly lol
I'm 4 minutes into this video and I'm not watching anymore. This is just made up stuff by this youtuber for views. He may have mental health issues but the claim he's a psychopath based on this is ridiculous
@@robertmurphy1974 isnt that sociopaths
@@justyoureverydayskater3110 yeah I guess so, the terms are somewhat interchangeable but sociopath is probably more accurate
I'd love to see Scherzer and Zack Greinke inducted to the Hall of Fame at the same time. Those back to back speeches would be insane.
probably Psychology professors might put it on lectures for case study lol
Scherzer will be a no doubt 1st ballot. Greinke might take a couple years before he gets in. So we'd need Scherzer's career to go at least 1-2 years longer than Greinke to get that to work I think. Would be great to see!
Bro🤣🤣
Imagine both of them Staying in Arizona. You'd have 2 aces and not be in a perpetual seller dweller position. Sucks being a dbacks fan sometimes.
@@garrydhintz8017 The next Johnson and Schilling??🤔
As a nats fan I’ve watched Max for years. He’s literally the nicest, silliest dude in the world off the mound. The argument he had with Strasburg is the only time I’ve seen him in conflict with anybody. He’s definitely crazy but he’s no psychopath.
He's one of my all time favorite players if not favorite. As a Nats fan Im upset he's a Dodger, but hell of a career as a Nat.
That's why he is so well respected, everyone understands his outburst are purely a result of his competitiveness, that it's nothing personal and any feud is over as soon as the ballgame, or training session, is over
Nothing was better than days max started
Did anyone ever find out what the fight was over?
@@ToxicAvengerCleanYourMind then there is me a tigers fan being depressed that we lost all of our pitchers
As someone who has seen Max in game many times, you can literally hear him snarl and growl on the mound within like 15 rows of the field. He’s my favorite player ever to watch.
We get it. You go to baseball games
True story
@@stephenadams2354 you’re “that” guy aren’t you?
@@jeremiahhowe2956 absolutely
@@stephenadams2354 buford 😂😂
Max is an absolute savage. And for anybody still entertaining the "psychopath" question, just take a few minutes searching up how much charity work this guy does for his community outside the sport. That should answer any lingering questions. Considering psychopaths lack the ability to feel empathy, they aren't very keen on donating a bunch of their time and/or money toward helping those who are less fortunate. Although, I suppose one could possibly do this if they felt it benefitted them in some way... but I highly doubt it.
He’s kinda the human version of a rodeo bull when they’re working they’re completely nutz but alot of them the rest the time are pretty much a 1700lb golden retriever
I agree. Considering how he rolls on the team, he sure doesn't seem to care too much about perception of himself or getting ahead for brown-noser reasons.
Dude, come on, man. You're seriously aren't falling for the "community + charity = empathy" play are you?
@@54raceman he's the MLB's version of Brian Dawkins. Great guy off the field, but an absolute maniac when its game time
Psychos are also very manipulative. Who's to say that he doesn't do that specifically to throw people off his trail?
Nats fan here with a little story about Max: In December 2019, two months after he won the World Series, I ran into Max and his wife at the mall in Tyson’s Corner. I approached him and said “hey max” and he acknowledged me but started to turn around. I get it. He’s with his wife and doesn’t want to be bothered. But I was with my family, too, and told him: “you’ve got two massive fans over there who would love to congratulate you.” My two sons - who still wear his jersey - were standing a couple feet away. He walked up to them, asked their names, and shook their hands. He is still my oldest son’s favorite player.
I’ll always appreciate that moment.
He and his wife seem like genuinely awesome people. Advocating for the LGBTQ community, rescuing shelter animals and she is an ambassador for a nonprofit to stop human trafficking. Definitely good people to look up to for sure.
That’s awesome!!!!
Some athletes would just ignore fans out in public when they're with family cause they want to spend time with their loved one.
Especially if they're a big name celebrity who has cameras on them every where they go
@@darkghastful wow so he's only a crazy person when he's competing against people, that's good to hear
awesome story. These guys don't owe us their time off the field, and I totally understand wanting to be left alone and treated like anyone else while they're out in public, but it's really cool when these guys take the time to interact with the younger fans. That is something they will remember for the rest of their life, and will keep the true spirit of baseball alive, to hopefully be passed on to their kids one day.
Scherzers the kind of guy that we should all be thankful he is great at baseball. If he wasn’t an incredible pitcher, we would all be watching a documentary about his dozens of victims in 45 years
Haha 😂
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Can we please talk about how well the catcher knew Scherzer when he offered the unfair trade? That right there is knowing your pitcher and knowing exactly how to fire them up 😂😂😂
It kinda pulls apart the whole "he's crazy and no one likes him" narrative, so we don't talk about that lol
@@bruhayy3331 how you feelin about obj now lol
That’s an attribute of a good catcher: knowing what will get your pitcher going on his off days
Right, I thought that was genius. Lmao
His managers too. I think they know exactly what they're doing when they "try" to pull him in big situations.
11:04 that moment about him getting mad at his teammate then later aplogizing saying he was "in the zone" tells me max is a pretty nice guy, and not a pschopath. When it comes to these extremely competitive athletic superstars its like they become a different person during game time. Truly fascinating to watch.
Lmao those are psychopaths lol the ones who yell at you then act like nothing happened like bro the hell out of my face
Except guys like that win consistently and guys that thinks hes crazy do not
@@erickiyoshiphillips2323he apologized? how is that acting like nothing happened.
He’s kinda the human version of a rodeo bull when they’re working they’re completely nutz but alot of them the rest the time are pretty much a 1700lb golden retriever
@@erickiyoshiphillips2323 someones incapable of accepting an apology
I’d buy a ticket to hear the conversations he has to himself on the mound.
Me too lol haha
Mic him up!
That's why we have Jomboy.
Same
😂
My favorite clip of the whole video is where he has a black eye and a busted nose and he said, "I felt zero pain tonight". True Psycho Stuff.
I was wounded in combat and didn't realize it until one of my guys said "Sergeant, you're bleeding!" Focus is an amazing thing, and Scherzer has the ability to get into a zen-like state.
Adrenaline
i broke my nose from a baseball and I can confirm adrenaline takes away the pain, until you get to the hospital
JUICE!
@@donairsauce2496
In little league, my son playing short stop took a hard drive bad hop to the nose.
Moms were crying at the sight of all the blood while my boy was pissed.
I did some googling on Scherzer the other day, he apparently does tons of charity work. He hosts and participates in multiple charitavle events every year, so even though he's a psycho on the mound it sounds like he's got a heart of gold
Psychopaths always participate in this kind of thing. Plenty of serial killers were volunteers and such. Obviously not every psychopath is a serial killer.
@@michaelmccomb4045 SPOOPY 😱
Jimmy Savile did a lot of charity work, but he was a kiddie fiddler, morgue rat, accomplice of the Yorkshire Ripper and spymaster.
@@michaelmccomb4045 psychopaths don’t experience genuine emotions tho this doesn’t display a psychopath it j shows someone that needs a lot of anger management
Alot of rich people do this for tax reasons instead of out of the goodness of their hearts.
He used his anger obviously as fuel. He knew it. Love this guy
Max could easily have been that Navy SEAL or Green Beret who is just literally too angry to die.
Maybe not green beret, you can get kicked out by peer review during q course.
Never would have passed the psych evaluation. :)
On the job, no. As a family, yes. Your job’s in those two field’s are to not care if you die, and make sure you do your job, while making sure your co-worker’s don’t die.
@@mockingslur6945 Can someone on TH-cam for once, just take a joke as the joke that it is and not act like it's some dissertation that is up for being refuted?
@@TR-zx1lc I just think it should be a choice. Where are you going with this?
“Scherzer was pissed cause he had to wear dark jerseys on a hot day”
Umpires: HI GUYS WATS UOP
Yes, the umpires are required to so so much athletic movement during a game.
thats what the blue unis are for.
@@seymourglass26 Black draws in more sun rays than any other color. So even without moving they would be very hot. Especially in states like Texas and Arizona.
Umps wear light blue on hot days in the summer and at night or in the fall they wear the black ones
Any team with a choice should wear white on hot, sunny days.
Make your visitors suffer. 😃
As a Nationals fan. This guy is a hall of famer and one of my favorite pitchers of all time. Thanks, Max.
As a Tigers fan I am so glad to have witnessed his rise to dominance
As a Mets fan he isn’t my favorite pitcher but he is definitely a hof
@@spppon26 I feel the same as a Yankees fan
@@RSndlrCBG yeah if he has not played on your team you probably don’t love him cause he is filthy against literally everyone especially the mets
@@Karmy. how can you not cry when saying "as a tigers fan"
Max is just a bulldog competitor!! He's a throwback. He's passionate, and he cares! He's like a football player playing baseball!
He’s just a gamer, Kobe Bryant said he had listened to the micheal Myers theme for hours straight before games to induce his “killer instinct” they are historically both just insanely competitive
LeBubble doing Tik Toks
He's crazy
He lives in a society
Omg! I'm a Huge Bryant fan, So I was 27 when Kobe 1st came to the Lakers. He threw those 3, 3pt shots that were short , air balls against Utah and they lost, but when Shaq told him "you see all these people that are laughing? soon they will fear you." Kobe's response was Huh? cause he was just thinking about getting his legs stronger, cause he knew that's why he missed those shots. He didnt care about the people watching. lol I heard many other stories ,but never the Halloween song, lol
Well Kobe is a rapist so bad example.
As a Nationals fan, I always found myself to be extremely lucky to get to see him pitch every 5 days. I even got to see his 20k game in person. So many epic memories that I'll never forget. I also loved when Scherzer's wife went into labor, and rather than go be with his wife he pitched that day and threw a complete game, and then went to the hospital right after.
I went to that game too, he's my favorite to watch
So instead of being with his wife he chose to pitch first. Yeah sounds like a real classy guy and not a psychopath. NOT!!!
@@mikehunthurst6953 The average MLB game takes over 3 hours, he got it done in 2:37 and left right after, still in uniform I believe.
I was there too also for his near perfect game I was sitting right behind are teams dugout best experience
@@mikehunthurst6953 The husband being in the birthing room with his wife is only a recent phenomenon in the last 40 years or so. All through human history men weren't there.
First MLB game I ever went to, he happened to be pitching. I noticed his velocity went up throughout the game instead of down. In the 9th inning he was sitting 98-99 after throwing like 100 pitches.
Sounds like not happy JV
@@gbarrows04 what
@@stephenadams2354 not happy JV, Justin verlander going mad.
th-cam.com/video/QZUFjumWgO0/w-d-xo.html
Lol @@lt_johnmcclane
@@lt_johnmcclane click on the video, not happy JV is a video where Justin Verlander pitched a inning of all 100+ pitches
Scherzer is the living embodiment of an Australian Shepherd, even down to the eyes.
I love how you got through this whole video without directly mentioning his two different eye colors, which are absolutely the icing on the cake for his insanity.
I mean, it’s not like he had control over that. So, not really a correlation between that and sanity
I just noticed his eyes are different colors absolutely legendary psycho
@@assmane999 Re: icing on the cake, I do not think it means what you think it means.
@@patrickhall6627 I’d like to put some icing on your cake
Heterochromia is a very groovy mutation.
Georgetown university: *has graduation at Nationals Park*
Max: "I don't care about what you nerds are doing, I'm going to play catch in right field"
I would have been damn glad to have Max throwing in the background when I graduated.
What a self centered a hole
Hoya nerd here. Would have LOVED to have had him out there during my graduation.
Absolutely a narcissistic a hole.
Good, graduation ceremonys are lame anyway.
Max is a beast. He'd have excelled in 2000's MLB, when pitchers tried to pitch the CG every night.
uh maybe steroid era wouldn’t be the best for any good pitcher now
@@thunder7433 Is that how people view the 2000s? I've never really thought about it before. I'm gonna have to give it some thought.
I remember when he didn’t average 6 innings a game lol (first to win a cy young without averaging 6 innings
Facts man
IMO, you need to go further than 00s for CGs being a big part of the game...80s, or 70s.....
He's not a psychopath he's just a barbarian using rage to boost his stats
His voice just makes me interested in everything he posts. I've caught up on every video he posted. The Greinke one was the first.
It’s the music too. The intro music just sets the mood so well.
The Greinke one was the first for me too.
I thought you were talking about Scherzer at first..
Max is a lunatic and he’s an amazing character in baseball. Players like him keep me interested in the game, legendary talent and a hall of famer
no, he's just a man who's in the zone, when he's busy don't mess with him because whatever you want or need isn't being done
Max playing catch during Georgetown’s graduation is the single greatest anecdote I’ve ever heard.
The different colour eyes definitely add to the crazy vibe
It's characters like this guy who get people invested in this sport. What an absolute unit of a human. Imagine if the dude had gotten into boxing.
would be like a feral juiced up gollum
Yeah , he probably would have got his head knocked off .
If he had gotten into boxing, he would likely get kicked out after one match.
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YaH is The Heavenly Father
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YaH was Who they Crucified for our sins
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- Ancient Semitic Cuniform of Moshe (Moses)
- Isa Scroll (The Original Isaiah)
Isaiah 42:8
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I gotta be honest …… everything you said about him here only makes me love this guy. There is a huge difference between aggression and passion/intensity. It is why he is so successful.
Dude just does what he needs to do. He has embraced any and every way to keep his head in the game, and has completely abandoned any concept of maintaining a "normal" façade to do it. Thanks for the video. As usual, I loved it.
This is why normal people cap out at some point.
I still can't believe that in the first 20 seconds of this video, it said he was throwing 3 mph fast balls 😂
@@RamesesBolton 3mph faster
Goats gonna Goat 🐐
Hey
I'm European and I've never watched a real baseball game in my life, but I do enjoy these videos: proof again that enthusiasm and knowledge can make anything interesting
thanks for the content!
I urge everyone to read ESPN's article on how Max and his family dealt with Alex Scherzer taking his own life. They're surprisingly open and candid about the situation and it may help someone who has a family member dealing with severe depression.
I couldn’t find the article, do you have the link still by chance? All good if not it’s just interesting to me and I have some friends with depression
Sanchez, Robert. “Max Scherzer: A Brother's Passage.” ESPN, 6 Apr. 2013.
thank you for this
Max is going to be the only pitcher ever who will be PISSED OFF when he's inducted into Cooperstown
Lmaoo for real
Welp, he’ll just have to stay pissed off on that one because he is a first ballot hall of famer guaranteed! And he’s going into Cooperstown and baseball immortality WHETHER HE LIKES IT OR NOT! On the real though. I love Mad Max.
Lol
😂😂😂 Gold
I watched him come up thru the Tigers org. I always told my buddies losing him was a bigger mistake than letting Verlander go. Not just the age difference, Max was crazy then and pitched like it too.
It was the true downfall of the Tigers. They haven't been the same since
@@erics246 we will have our day. Someday. Not anytime soon. But someday
@@scoobydoo7275 LMAO - I hope you are right my man
It's a damn shame Detroit didn't get a ring for Miggy. One of the best players ever. Same with Barry Sanders.
@@brentj.peterson6070 He didn't help the cause in Game 4 vs the SF Giants in 2012.
Mad Max for life bro!! Thank you Max for helping the Rangers win our first World Series....
amen!!! Hope he gets healthy along with deGrom which could lead to a sick 2nd half of the season
I’m a Cardinals fan. Max Scherzer is the modern Bob Gibson. Hyper competitive, a mean slider to go with an awesome fastball, ferocity on the mound, but a gentleman off it.
I can agree with that comparison.
Gibson was one of my favorite players as a kid. Batters feared for their life when he was on the mound. He didnt mind giving a player a close shave if they crowded the plate.
The difference is that Gibson was an act. He put on a show to intimidate opponents. Max is just like that.
@@allenburns3177 When Dusty Baker came up with the Braves, Hank Aaron told him, "'Don't dig in against Bob Gibson; he'll knock you down. He'd knock down his own grandmother if she dared to challenge him. Don't stare at him, don't smile at him, don't talk to him. He doesn't like it. If you happen to hit a home run, don't run too slow, don't run too fast."
The great part is he seems like a fun guy to be around when he's not pitching. So glad to have him on the Dodgers
Unlike when we had Manny Machado, who is an _actual_ psychopath.
Same here. Just don't touch his backside as Roberts once did and Max told him not to do that again
Psychopaths express zero genuine emotions. Max Scherzer clearly experiences pure anger. So, he’s not a psychopath. He’s just a straight up rage monster.
It's dumb people trying to use clickbait
What? Psychopaths definitely feel certain emotions, especially rage and anger. They are incapable of empathy and remorse.
Anger is actually like the one emotion that sociopaths and psychopaths do occasionally show, read a medical textbook sometime instead of getting your mental illness info from movies and TV
@@Big_Hogger Omg, he showed anger!? That proves a person is a psychopath. Case closed!
Meanwhile there were actual psycho's like Ty Cobb. I mean who goes into the stands and beats up handicapped people.
Him having an "extra fastball" where he just screams "juice!" is some of the most wacky shit i've ever heard i love it.
You and Foolish are my IDOLS. Absolutely flawless video 👏🏻
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I didn't know about his brother taking his own life so sad hope hes resting in peace now and Max is a beast and is one of my favorite pitchers of all time
You have the perfect way to tell a story! First of all, your intro really grabs everybody’s attention in the most interesting way. These stories are so informative and i listen to this while i’m walking my dog! You definitely deserve more subs!
It’s normal for me to eat 2 burritos from chipotle when I go, and I’m pretty competitive. The resemblance is uncanny really, I’m basically Max
My condolences to your toilet.
@@itheuserfirst3186 That was hilarious. Much respect.
@@itheuserfirst3186 His underwear is safe with Chipotlaway
But can you pitch like this Psycho?
But can you paint the entire inside of your toilet feeling zero pain?
As a Giants fan, when Psycho Scherzer was traded to the Dodgers I was like, "fuuuuuuuck!"
Same here
Sm i wanted him and gausman to be the new duo
He's gonna be fun to watch partying during the parade.
@Carlos Shepard SF should be afraid, very afraid.
@@kyleadam6728 It's "Shepherd", like the dog or the Bible. As for the Dodgers, you'd think with all the money they've spent and have the highest payroll (174 Million) in MLB, that they wouldn't be chasing the Giants (108 Million payroll) for the last 5 months and are still chasing them going into September. We'll see how the season ends and who's in the post-season as the division winner or the wild card. Either way, it should be a great post season!
This man is a literal anime protagonist, different colored eyes, the determination for practicing and serious about it every time he ever does it, continued his job after almost dying, and even has self monologues when he's up to pitch.
@@zacheray you mean Diamond no Ace?
Damn that's got a lot of eps
Not a psychopath just a really competitive guy
I think he's just really hard on himself and (overly)competitive. I like this guy. And there's no way he's using sticky stuff because HE wants the glory.
A true psychopath doesnt care about winning wth their own talents. They don't even care about winning itself they just care about getting ahead. If he's not using the sticky stuff that's proof he isn't a psycho.
@@1313tennisman Plenty of psychopaths most definitely care about “winning”, even if it’s by any means necessary. Claiming that not cheating, or getting caught cheating, is proof enough that someone’s not a “true” psychopath is kind of absurd. Nobody’s 100% psychopathic, or 100% “normal”, because psychopathic traits manifest differently in different people.
@@1313tennisman Hes never cheated. As the first guy stated "Max does it for the Glory."
He’s not a psychopath. Just super competitive. You don’t break down in tears over your brother if your a psychopath. Psychopaths don’t care about anyone, but themselves.
May have forgot to mention, I don’t think he’s a psychopath
One thing for sure I know about him is that he has a great pain tolerance, Jesus Christ.
Trust me when you pay tens of millions to someone to throw a ball you make sure there's plenty of tools and tricks on standby to keep them going they even said it took 5 cortisol shots to keep him going when his shoulder was injured right before they won the world series, they also give them epinephrine shots (adrenaline) numbing agents and painkillers prescribed by the team doctor, they don't let injuries stop them from making millions in revenue for their organization and their city especially when they have control over who goes into their facility they can just bring medication that's illegal right to him or have the team doctor who's paid to prescribe medication to the players to give it to him which is what usually happens
Jesus has nothing to do with his pain tolerance. I would say quite the opposite. He made deal with the devil.
I will always be eternally grateful to him for being on the mound for that Game 7 win in the World Series.
We need guys like max scherzer in our lives
I was lucky enough to do a clinic with Max in 2017, he was the nicest player I’ve ever met. Such a sweet person, he fixed my windup and I’ve been a much better person since. He’s definitely a different person on the mound. He may seem absolutely insane while pitching, off the field he’s seriously the best guy you could meet
That's cool to hear. He seems like he's just a dude out of uniform when he's not pitching. I never said anything to him but I've seen him around Miami when he's pitched down here (I have been working bars, hotels, and restaurants for years) and if he were an asshole I would have heard it from my coworkers. He always seemed pretty friendly and focused on who he was with.
@@LudaChez oh yeah absolutely. Class act off the field, absolute psycho on it
You’re one lucky guy
Shut up
@@christopherlee8797
Lol
Imagine if Scherzer and Nolan Ryan had played at the same time and faced each other? Arguably The toughest pitcher in baseball history vs the most psychotic in baseball currently? That would be awesome!
Throw in Randy Johnson!
@@kfiscal01 good call
The heterochromia definitely adds to the Crazy Eyes!
My kids have a pet rat (yes they make decent pets) who has this too. He has one red eye and one dark, so I named him rat scherzer.
Even with setbacks and tragedy he demonstrated what someone can accomplish if he has the will and determination.
Mad Max is probably my favorite pitcher of all time
tiger fan smh
@@potato8264 why smh?
@@joshua2303 ^
@@Karmy. oh I get it now lol
The Nationals need a statue of him at their stadium and I hope he goes into the HOF as a National
He definitely will I think
Ah yeah he gets into the HOF he will be a National because he won the World Series with them :P
Idk how long he will stay playing but hopefully he does as a National. It only makes sense. Detroit doesn’t and idk how long he will be with the Dodgers but I doubt enough titles or accolades to surpass everything he did in Washington. Even if he were to win 2 championships with them idk how you overtake the body of work in a Nats uni.
jose tabata leaning into that pitch in the ninth with 2 outs to blow a perfect game is absolutely despicable
Still a weird dick move: as good an at-bat it had been up to that point - the kind that inevitably ends with a history-fucking hit - I was almost relieved by the HBP until I realized that the Crosby leaned into it.
Such a douchebag move. But, Umpires should have been all over that
@Tyler Gay That isnt "competing" that's being an absolute coward
Definitely a dick move.
I think if Max pitches until age 42 he will get to 4000 strikeouts. This guy is just a beast
I don’t even like baseball… but your content is not only getting me into it, but makes me want to step my content up as well. Keep doing great things!
It's a very simple and very complicated game.
There's no clock and the defence has the ball.
If you watch a season on tv you'll start to figure it out.
And the more you know about it the more you'll enjoy it.
Hi I'm more of a hockey, football guy. Even with me being closely related to a former Major Leaguer. (Although his time in the Majors was short lived but still). I kinda view Bryce Harper as a crazy mad-temperered Psycho more than Max
Hi Mikerophone love your vids but yeah love his videos as well
Mike!
I don't like baseball either BUT this video was insanely informative and interesting!
I'll never forget watching him start an All-Star game. The camera is moving around to all of the different players, all smiling, laughing, having a good time, and then it got to Scherzer as he stepped on the rubber to throw the first pitch, looking furious, and from reading his lips, said something something "fucking ball."
Scherzer's stare down of Girardi on day one of inspections is one of my favorite moments ever of Max.
One of my all time favorite pitchers and had the pleasure of seeing him pitch a 2-0 shutout. One of the best changeups in baseball so deceptive. So fun to watch.
He doesn't sound like a psychopath, he just sounds like a very focused pitcher who holds grudges.
I'm clueless on ⚾ but I agree
He obviously wasn’t making a medical diagnosis. I think we all know what he meant. Like when someone talks about a “psycho ex boyfriend“, it’s readily excepted that a psychiatrist was not consulted before using that term🤦🏼♂️
No hes a leave me alone when im in the zone. i am the same way. dont talk to me unless i talk to you first. if i had a bad inning ill go away from everyone for a few minutes to refocus my craft. its pretty normal really when i have high expectations for myself than you do.
When are we going to stop acting like “psychopath” is some legit medical disorder and not a word backed by nothing but rhetoric
@@littlefreestylers
Never. Urban folklore will always win.
People think singlehood encourages criminal behavior. Yet, alot of our prominent career criminals are married with children.
People think listening to classical music will magically make your kids smarter. Yet alot of our gifted students listen to punk music.
I absofuckinglutley LOVE Scherzer, him being traded to the Dodgers literally made my week
Dodgers are loaded with players I like: Mookie, Turner, Bellinger, Kelly, Kershaw and Scherzer. I'm still a Sox fan but if it comes down to us I wont even care if the Sox lose. These Dodgers have been to 3 WS in the last 4 years. They've just killed it recently.
@@geordiejones5618 ...
@@geordiejones5618 which turner
@@theredhood028 the overrated one or Justin?
I love how in the 3 weeks after this video was posted he has been on an absolute tear. Pitched another immaculate inning, took a perfect game late into a game and is being talked about as the greatest deadline acquisition of all time
Dude may get as much money per year as Bauer did.
And now he's a Met 😀
@@dannybo1472 And now he'll need Tommy John surgery one month into the season. If you're a Mets fan like me, you know SOMETHING will go wrong.
Nahh he probably watched this video in its entirety and took offence.
So he didn’t throw a perfect game. Cool.
The biggest psychopaths in politics would be a week long special. the world got kidnapped by criminals disguised as honorable people.
Just a driven and committed individual. No one can accuse him of hot dogging it. Love Max!
As a Dodgers fan, I'm glad we got another psycho pitcher. haha
Y’all better win the WS because there’s no excuse with the way he’s playing right now.
@@xJohnny_Ax HOPEFULLY WE QUALIFY FOR THE PLAY OFFS
@@dantheman1534 just now seeing his after that Wildcard W! Well done! Soto was there cheering for his boys!
Don't forget Julio Uria the wife beater
@@xJohnny_Ax yeah dodgers can Close these games early but they are letting them go to game 5 haha
Max is the only person who makes me feel sane. I love this guy!
@KingMastodon I guess you haven't seen the Wolf of Wall Street.
@KingMastodon you're not my pal, friend.
@AkioAkemi
You need help friend
Being pissed at a compliment is goat behavior. "of course i pitch well"
I was at the black eye game. It was truly incredible seeing Max throw 7 shutout innings with 10 strikeouts while he had a broken nose and a massive shiner. This man is truly a legend, psychopath or not
I’ve been a Scherzer fan since he got drafted by D-Backs. Being a Nats fan I was ecstatic when he came to DC, and let me tell you… NO ONE IN DC DOES ANYTHING BUT FULL HEARTEDLY LOVE THIS MAN!
Max just hit 3k strike outs yesterday, so congrats to him! Glad he was able to overcome all the doubters in the beginning
In this era of perfectly manicured athletes who have social media teams and care more about being seen than winning players like Max are such a breath of fresh air. He’s a throwback to when winning was more important than ANYTHING ELSE! I wish more baseball and basketball players would act like him instead of these boring media darlings who have no substance.
Scherzer has that MJ "taking everything personal" , so he can go ultra instinct
Scherzer isn't a psychopath. He's just a very competitive, talented, intense guy. I worry about him though. After he retires, all of those injuries he's sustained over the years and "played through" could eventually impact his mobility and quality of life.
I worry about him finding a purpose in his life when he retires. He lives and breathes baseball. I hope he finds something to replace it.
Playing with intense emotion gives you a high you'll never get with anything else, its hard on you family, friendships and even your mental health but for people like him its the extra edge you need to be the best.
Is that shit really worth it? Throwing the rest of your life away so you can just hold a trophy? I don’t understand how some people think that way.
Some people become what they do. In a way, there was no choice in the matter. In the world of science, this level of intensity is shown by Isaac Netwon, and look how far it is gotten humanity.
He's no psychopath. Just a determined and angry individual.
Jomboy: "You're not skipping my start I'm a psychopath."
If there were more players like Scherzer, I’d be watching and playing a lot more baseball
Lance Lynn and Trevor Bauer (if he didn't turn out to be a sex offender) are equal to Mad Max.
This dude is one of the best “pure pitchers” of all time. Straight BEAST on the mound.
Not the best there are sooooo many ahead of him.
Ty Cobb is the most insane as far as baseball. Scherzer acting like this is fine man
Being from DC all I can say when I see Mad Max is thank you so much! Brought the intensity our previous teams were missing even when the talent was there to get to the promised land
Never met him but forever in doubt to him for making my baseball fandom complete
Not a psycho. Pure intensity and focus to his craft. That Georgetown graduation pitching session was pure gold.
Used to love watching him pitch for the tigers. Always entertaining to watch. Very relatable to see the drive and commitment he has
Talking shit to yourself on the mound is completely relatable lmao 😂
I LOVE Max Scherzer. Sports in general desperately need more competitors like him.
nice deftones avatar
IN attitude, he's very close to Nolan Ryan or Bob Gibson. They were rage monsters and very intense too.
Love Max. I was roommates with one of his cousins and I don't know what exactly it is but there's some kind of gene on the Scherzer side of the family that is just balls insane. But yet also pretty captivating at the same time. He's a kitten tho in real life outside of competition. 🤫
@6:23 i can fully understand what he did and was going through. In 1997 my father took his life on my birthday, the day of his funeral i was dragged off the baseball field to go say my goodbye to him with my family. I didn't want to leave, i didn't want to leave my team without their first baseman. And Honestly you get pissed when a family member takes their own life and leaves you hanging, so i fully understand what he was going through in all ways !!!
@M W yeah its was on my birthday but Honestly we didn't find out until valentine's day when police and fire were called in to check his trailer he was living in... so his note was dated on my birthday and the corner dated him on the same day for death. So January 31st has been a bi-polar birthday day for me and also on February 14th..
@Z BEAR I'm sorry brother . It's not your fault
@@mr.makedonija2627 thank you. I know it's not now but I wish I did the rest of my life.
Holy shit, I am sorry for your loss but that was an extremely shitty thing for your father to do. I wouldn’t blame you for wanting to just block the whole thing out. I would’ve done the same. I hope you’ve healed from that trauma.
Plus, he has one brown eye and 1 blue eye. I was a groundskeeper when he first came to the tigers, and was the No.2 picture behind Verlander. It was almost impossible to look him in the eye(s) while talking to him. In real life, he's just a great guy.
I used to see him weekly while he was in Detroit and he was one of the most down to earth people I ever met.
Except during games while he's pitching.