As an O’s fan, he didn’t have a chance for the Cy Young no matter what. If Zack Britton went a whole season without blowing a save and posting a .054 ERA and doesn’t win it, no way Felix was going to 😔
@@negativeiqpoints396Eric Gagne is laughing at you right now lol must not be old enough to remember him and his epic battle between him and Barry bonds in 2004 when he was the CY young and Barry was the MVP and they faced each other with Barry smacking a bomb off him but they had a agreement on how things would go when they faced each other but Eric still won Cy young with a amazing 84 save season. The phrase “Game over” is what the dodgers and announcers would say when he come I got he game. And I’m a Giants fan so it is possible.
4:04 That jump in his ERA should just tell you why a relief pitcher should never be considered for Cy Young. A low ERA looks great, but it doesn’t encompass anywhere near the innings a starter would throw.
I wouldn't say never. I think a good closer is well warranted for a Cy Young considering they blow the breaks off teams constantly. Felix is a good example. HOWEVER, middle relief guys I might agree with you because normally they lack the depth/endurance to go the distance to start, usually only reliable for once through the order at most.
@@InsertUsernameBrandHere Mariano Rivera’s 2004-05 seasons were his best. 53 Saves, 43 Saves. ERA: 1.94, 1.38. Innings pitched: 78.2, 78.1. CY finish: 3rd and 2nd. You might be right, though. If starting pitchers continue to drop in performance, a modern day Rivera might take the prize.
I was at this game. The thought of losing going into the 9th up 3 with Bautista never even crossed my mind. The whole stadium was in shock when it happened.
As a teenage Astros fan... I won’t forget that moment 'till the day I die. (Also as a sidenote, that was my friend’s first ever baseball game... she's been spoiled rotten lol)
And here’s a video idea: you could talk about how the Yankees went from one of the best teams in the mlb (99 wins,) to the worst team in the al east. And how the orioles went from a good team (83 wins,) to 85 wins with about a month of season left. And a bunch of orioles players stepped up their game, Both happened in the same season and it’s wild.
Kyle tucker breaks people man. Seeing him go against the angels and winning the game with a crazy right field catch definitely cements the point, you can never count the ‘stros out!
Imma count them out this season. Losing to what’s supposed to be their little kid the Yankees when they could’ve took first place in the west looks like the franchise built on cheating is crashing down.
I watched Tucker's AB live. After Tucker hitting off those foul balls and Bautista's count was in the high 20's that's when I knew the domination went from Bautista to Tucker and right after that was the seal of the deal. Awesome video!
@@LeoKinhgTuck fouled off a bunch of pitches up in the zone so I’m sure Bautista thought he could sneak one low at 100, but unfortunately for him, that is Tuck’s wheelhouse. His swing is such a long sweeping swing that high is typically the best way to go, but Bautista threw so many up that he must have felt he had to do something different. Really just a great at bat by Tuck to battle till he got what he wanted.
I’m an O’s fan so I gotta defend my boy real quick. Bad video title, you act as if the pitch was the reason for the grand slam yet speak nothing about it. Instead you mention the swing multiple times. This is baseball. Things happen that you can’t help. It’s never about one pitch. Season ain’t over yet, let’s see what happens
This is why I think we need the Reliever of the Year award to be treated like the Cy Young for relief pitchers. We have the Mariano Rivera/Trevor Hoffman Awards but nobody seems to care about it. Especially in this era where closers are much more the face of the pitching staff than even the starters at times and starters go all of 5 innings nowadays. Relievers could very well still win the Cy Young and walk away with both awards but that would just go to prove how absolutely lights out they were all season long. Let's give these guys like Bautista the recognition they deserve!
It’s like the Norris Trophy in the NHL. There should be two different awards for offensive defensemen and defensive defensemen, as they serve totally different roles despite technically being the same position.
@@crimsoneagle8755 exactly, I look at Baseball Reference which is the main site used to view baseball player stats, and to the side it lists all MVPs, Cy Youngs, All Star appearances, Silver Sluggers, Gold Gloves, and Rookie of the Year awarde a player has won. It has zero mention of the Reliever award which was created in 2014, none of the winners have this award even listed on their page except for in the tiniest print that not a single person would notice unless they’re looking for it
It’s not the awards fault that nobody cares about it… people just don’t care.. you can’t turn reliever if the year award into the cy young for relievers .. when it already Fucking is that … dumb āss
You could just tell he was out if it this game. His location was off, he wasn't feeling his splitter. It happens to him every once in a while and you always know it isn't going to end well. Sucks his season is basically over now
And is also one of the most boring people on the planet Awesome ball players, but unless you’re a fan of the Astros it’s hard to be enthusiastic about him
Yet those same people who freak out at the idea of a reliever having a shot at Cy Young award think that Ohtani should just be handed every award possible. That's so boring. I love baseball but i hate most baseball fans (especially anyone under 30 or so). Baseball has the dumbest, most anal retentive young fan base of any sport.
@@tractorcannon8487Do you mean the guy with 50 games but 46.1 innings pitched. How about a reliever being able to manage to average 2 innings a game and maybe we could talk about it.
@unkledoda420 Agreed. And most baseball "fans" under 30 think that Mike Trout should've won 10 straight MVPs despite his team mostly being nowhere near playoff contention.
@@TheRealGoldenGamer trout shouldnt win every mvp but i find it odd to judge a player off the skill of his teammates, if a pitcher on his team pitches a shutout he wasnt the reason, and hes not the reason if they give up 8 runs in 3 innings
kyle tucker had my heart racing that whole at bat. as soon as he hit the ball, i jumped up with my hands clenched in fists and cheered hysterically as the ball cleared the wall
Who do you think will win the NL CY young. The options should be clear. Josh Hader or Blake Snell. Not even a padres fan but I mean cmon just look at their stats this season.
Steele absolutely deserves consideration in the NL, it’s delusional to think otherwise. Just behind Snell in ERA, more Ws, higher WHIP, 1/3rd the walks, and a higher era+. Snell is having a phenomenal season. But Steele is right there and if he continues to pitch the cubs into contention for the Central, he could easily take it.
Sorry-this is just a silly take. A season of dominance isn't going to be sidetracked by one swing, and it isn't like Tucker isn't a budding superstar himself. The award is given for a whole season, not for one blown save. How about approaching this from the angle that the Orioles would not be where they are without having Bautista to close out games?
@@StupendousSportit hasn’t really tainted the season tho. If Bautista didn’t bounce back then sure you could say that moment tainted the season, but Bautista has gone back to form since Tucker’s GS. One bad outing in the middle of the season can be quickly forgotten
Baseball is a game that will humble any player.. its only a matter of time before you fail in baseball.. how you adjust to those failures is what defines you as a player.. baseball is a game that imitates real life in that regard
He loaded the bases on 4 batters and threw 9 pitches to a single batter that wore him down causing him to throw a cookie down the middle to get jacked. Forgive me, but all that took a lot more than one pitch. This would would be like saying “the straw that broke the camels back,” while ignoring all the rest of the weight the camel was carrying.
Well, you're wrong. His success is because he has 100+ mph speed and then a sinker that drops off the table at 95. And he is so big that he's not throwing from 60'6" but closer to 50'. Batters can't tell the difference, so they have to gear up to hit the 102mph heater down the center, and instead it's 95. They've already started to swing and 1) the pitch is that much slower and 2) it just drops. Look for the sinker, and he'll hit you with the fastball in the zone. I've seen him get a guy by pumping 3 fastballs across the plate, getting faster each time, and I've seen him throw 3 sinkers that dart out of the heart of the plate and have gotten swings, and some that dart down and still stay in the zone. A good deal of this is pitch selection - largely Rutschman. Every once in awhile, the batter guesses right and makes solid contact.
You're right, it's a splitter not a sinker. Still comes in at 90mph and drops. It's enough action and a big enough change in velocity that a lot of batters flail against it. He can drop it in for a called strike and he can get batters to chase it as it falls out of the zone. At the same time, he can pump a 100+ down the heart of the plate, or low, or high. The difference between the two means hitters have a hard time figuring out how to approach it, and they often have to guess. The assertion that he "barely throws any strikes" and if hitters just laid off they'd walk is ludicrous. He does throw strikes - and some of those are because they are guessing fastball and start their swing, and then the ball drops out of the zone, making it look like they didn't lay off. I've also seen it where they were clearly guessing splitter and the ball goes center center and they never get the bat off their shoulder.
@@NoelSchively Yeah imagine writing an entire paragraph, starting off by telling someone else they're wrong, just to be wrong about the pitch, which is what holds your argument together. Your entire "analysis" of this player is wrong, nothing you say holds any merit. Take a seat, like Felix will be doing for the remainder of the season, and the beginning of next season.
What sucks is that Gerrit Cole will win it, despite his team having their worst season since the early 90s, and Bautista will miss out, even if he helps the Orioles win the East by 1 or 2 games over TB. Even if it isn’t Bautista, it shouldn’t be Cole. He gets massacred by the Red Sox every time he pitches against them. The awards outside of a historic season should go to the player who helped their team win the most, not an out of contention team
nice take, delete the comment cause he’s out for the season. Oh and yeah they should change the cy young award to look exclusively at outings vs Red Sox, those are most important
@@chuckyboy1217 what...? Lmfao...1. How is that coping... 2. That's literally what you said, i just pointed out how ridiculous it was to read. 3. Im an O's fan
Eckersly and Gagne the only to RP to ever win it.. very hard for a closer or RP to win the cy young. Especially when you look at all the starting pitchers this year who are in the race for it. Doubtful he would have even been considered in the top 5 for the award this year. Amazing closer but very hard to do.
@@asidck that’s the point. Coming in for (maybe) 1 inning is every other day with full stamina is nowhere near the level of skill it takes to throw possibly 90+ pitches every 5 days
But not everyone has the mental fortitude to come into a close game and assure the victory. And if they have a bad outing, forget about it and do it the next day.
As an O’s fan, he didn’t have a chance for the Cy Young no matter what. If Zack Britton went a whole season without blowing a save and posting a .054 ERA and doesn’t win it, no way Felix was going to 😔
yup. It always goes to the starters
That’s how it should go they have the Mo and Hoffman award
@@negativeiqpoints396not always. Since 1972, 9 relievers have won it
@@negativeiqpoints396Eric Gagne is laughing at you right now lol must not be old enough to remember him and his epic battle between him and Barry bonds in 2004 when he was the CY young and Barry was the MVP and they faced each other with Barry smacking a bomb off him but they had a agreement on how things would go when they faced each other but Eric still won Cy young with a amazing 84 save season. The phrase “Game over” is what the dodgers and announcers would say when he come I got he game. And I’m a Giants fan so it is possible.
@@bboyrobotic6696gagne didnt have an 84 save season lol
4:04 That jump in his ERA should just tell you why a relief pitcher should never be considered for Cy Young. A low ERA looks great, but it doesn’t encompass anywhere near the innings a starter would throw.
I wouldn't say never. I think a good closer is well warranted for a Cy Young considering they blow the breaks off teams constantly. Felix is a good example.
HOWEVER, middle relief guys I might agree with you because normally they lack the depth/endurance to go the distance to start, usually only reliable for once through the order at most.
@@InsertUsernameBrandHere Mariano Rivera’s 2004-05 seasons were his best. 53 Saves, 43 Saves. ERA: 1.94, 1.38. Innings pitched: 78.2, 78.1. CY finish: 3rd and 2nd.
You might be right, though. If starting pitchers continue to drop in performance, a modern day Rivera might take the prize.
I was at this game. The thought of losing going into the 9th up 3 with Bautista never even crossed my mind. The whole stadium was in shock when it happened.
No you weren’t
@@Tylerrrrrbweird hill to die on
good
@@Tylerrrrrb why would I lie?
As a teenage Astros fan... I won’t forget that moment 'till the day I die. (Also as a sidenote, that was my friend’s first ever baseball game... she's been spoiled rotten lol)
The king returned when we needed him most 💯
Kyle Tucker?
The king retired in 2021.
@@chrisripley226 glazing?
@@ShootaForFunThat's literally his nickname. Stop misusing lingo.
@@vaudou_what are you talking about😭
And here’s a video idea: you could talk about how the Yankees went from one of the best teams in the mlb (99 wins,) to the worst team in the al east. And how the orioles went from a good team (83 wins,) to 85 wins with about a month of season left. And a bunch of orioles players stepped up their game, Both happened in the same season and it’s wild.
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The O's wasn't the worst in the season at start
only if you mention that the HOUSTON ASTROS BROKE THE YANKEES!!!
Mets and padres both were good teams Mets winning 101 games and only getting better. Yet to be even worse this year is wild.
To be fair, i feel like the orioles have continually improved through 5 years and i see them only getting better
Kyle tucker breaks people man. Seeing him go against the angels and winning the game with a crazy right field catch definitely cements the point, you can never count the ‘stros out!
2019
Imma count them out this season. Losing to what’s supposed to be their little kid the Yankees when they could’ve took first place in the west looks like the franchise built on cheating is crashing down.
I watched Tucker's AB live. After Tucker hitting off those foul balls and Bautista's count was in the high 20's that's when I knew the domination went from Bautista to Tucker and right after that was the seal of the deal. Awesome video!
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Honestly, he should have pitched up in the zone for a swing and miss. Even with bases loaded.
@@LeoKinhgTuck fouled off a bunch of pitches up in the zone so I’m sure Bautista thought he could sneak one low at 100, but unfortunately for him, that is Tuck’s wheelhouse. His swing is such a long sweeping swing that high is typically the best way to go, but Bautista threw so many up that he must have felt he had to do something different. Really just a great at bat by Tuck to battle till he got what he wanted.
I’m an O’s fan so I gotta defend my boy real quick. Bad video title, you act as if the pitch was the reason for the grand slam yet speak nothing about it. Instead you mention the swing multiple times. This is baseball. Things happen that you can’t help. It’s never about one pitch. Season ain’t over yet, let’s see what happens
He’s getting tommy John
This is why I think we need the Reliever of the Year award to be treated like the Cy Young for relief pitchers. We have the Mariano Rivera/Trevor Hoffman Awards but nobody seems to care about it. Especially in this era where closers are much more the face of the pitching staff than even the starters at times and starters go all of 5 innings nowadays. Relievers could very well still win the Cy Young and walk away with both awards but that would just go to prove how absolutely lights out they were all season long. Let's give these guys like Bautista the recognition they deserve!
It’s like the Norris Trophy in the NHL. There should be two different awards for offensive defensemen and defensive defensemen, as they serve totally different roles despite technically being the same position.
@@crimsoneagle8755 exactly, I look at Baseball Reference which is the main site used to view baseball player stats, and to the side it lists all MVPs, Cy Youngs, All Star appearances, Silver Sluggers, Gold Gloves, and Rookie of the Year awarde a player has won. It has zero mention of the Reliever award which was created in 2014, none of the winners have this award even listed on their page except for in the tiniest print that not a single person would notice unless they’re looking for it
I’ve always thought the Rolaids relief man of the year award was so cool
It’s not the awards fault that nobody cares about it… people just don’t care.. you can’t turn reliever if the year award into the cy young for relievers .. when it already Fucking is that … dumb āss
They should have two and rename them the Starting Pitcher Cy Young Award and the Reliefe Pitcher Cy Young Award
You could just tell he was out if it this game. His location was off, he wasn't feeling his splitter. It happens to him every once in a while and you always know it isn't going to end well. Sucks his season is basically over now
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The Cy young should be for starters. I thought that’s why they had the Rawlings Relief Man of the Year?
He also had an inning on the last game of that series where he gave up a run on two hits and two walks to the Astros. The Orioles still won 5-4.
What about the game 2 days before that
How can you not love King Tuck? He is a 2X All Star, a Gold Glover, and a World Series Champion
And is also one of the most boring people on the planet
Awesome ball players, but unless you’re a fan of the Astros it’s hard to be enthusiastic about him
@mx4159 sounds like youre just a hater
@@GoozeEggz I love his game I just think he’s hella boring lol
@@mx4159to be fare that fight was pretty entertaining
@@mx4159 I understand, but you can’t deny that he is a beast
I don’t think this is true at all. It’s simply a blown save.
unless a reliever has a 0.00 era i doubt theyll win another cy young
Yet those same people who freak out at the idea of a reliever having a shot at Cy Young award think that Ohtani should just be handed every award possible. That's so boring. I love baseball but i hate most baseball fans (especially anyone under 30 or so). Baseball has the dumbest, most anal retentive young fan base of any sport.
Well Josh Hader has a .81 era is that good enough?
@@tractorcannon8487Do you mean the guy with 50 games but 46.1 innings pitched. How about a reliever being able to manage to average 2 innings a game and maybe we could talk about it.
@unkledoda420 Agreed. And most baseball "fans" under 30 think that Mike Trout should've won 10 straight MVPs despite his team mostly being nowhere near playoff contention.
@@TheRealGoldenGamer trout shouldnt win every mvp but i find it odd to judge a player off the skill of his teammates, if a pitcher on his team pitches a shutout he wasnt the reason, and hes not the reason if they give up 8 runs in 3 innings
An alternate video title would be, “How to prove game by game that you are going to unanimously win the Reliever of the Year award. 🥰
McCann sort of ruined it by not catching the third strike on Tucker too
kyle tucker had my heart racing that whole at bat. as soon as he hit the ball, i jumped up with my hands clenched in fists and cheered hysterically as the ball cleared the wall
In 4.2 career IP against the astros, Bautista has a 17.36 ERA with a .391/.500/.652 slashline against
Who do you think will win the NL CY young. The options should be clear. Josh Hader or Blake Snell. Not even a padres fan but I mean cmon just look at their stats this season.
Steele absolutely deserves consideration in the NL, it’s delusional to think otherwise. Just behind Snell in ERA, more Ws, higher WHIP, 1/3rd the walks, and a higher era+. Snell is having a phenomenal season. But Steele is right there and if he continues to pitch the cubs into contention for the Central, he could easily take it.
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Man here gots such a smooth voice
Sorry-this is just a silly take. A season of dominance isn't going to be sidetracked by one swing, and it isn't like Tucker isn't a budding superstar himself. The award is given for a whole season, not for one blown save. How about approaching this from the angle that the Orioles would not be where they are without having Bautista to close out games?
A ucl injury will sidetrack it tho
He still is damn near dominant yo.
no question about it, dude is disgusting. Just goes to show how one bad outing can taint an otherwise pheunominal season.
@@StupendousSportit hasn’t really tainted the season tho. If Bautista didn’t bounce back then sure you could say that moment tainted the season, but Bautista has gone back to form since Tucker’s GS. One bad outing in the middle of the season can be quickly forgotten
@@StupendousSportyou a clown
@@StupendousSportspeaking of taint , ya mom licked mine
@@mx4159BAHAHHAHA rip Felix
well, he left the game with an injury last night. Seems like he might have thrown his arm out. hope its nothing too severe.
The kyle tucker grand slam hurt ,i was at that game
That june 24th game was great
And now the chance is completely gone with the UCL injury :(
It still baffles me that Britton never won that year. He was the best pitcher in the American League that year, and it wasn’t remotely close.
thought this would be a UCL video
It was the first game I went to this season and I was fucking crushed after hearing so much about our star reliever
Baseball is a game that will humble any player.. its only a matter of time before you fail in baseball.. how you adjust to those failures is what defines you as a player.. baseball is a game that imitates real life in that regard
How’s life as an Astros fan post-2017?
Fantastic, barring '19. We don't talk about 2019.
Zack Britton should have won the cy young
No, he shouldn’t of. Verlander should of
Bautista wasn’t winning. He’s a reliever
So can we that "if voters vote against him because of this one pitch", then the voting itself is useless anyway?
AUSTIN BARNES THE GOAT😎😎😎😎 (he’s gotten 1 hit out of 700,000,000 plate appearance but still ma boi)
And now he's going on the IL with a UCL injury that will most likely require surgery.
Tucker just tucked Bautista's Cy Young away.
I think I saw a 100 mph breaking ball.
nah if Britton and Treinen got no where close Bautista's name should not be anywhere near the cy young discussion lol
Also, as a Reds fan, that is not how you pronounce Eugenio. it’s A-yo-enio and not E-yo-enio Suarez.
Do reds fans have a different pronunciation or am I missing something ? Why even tell us you’re a reds fan
Well this aged about as good as room temperature milk.
Yep rip his season
And now he’s out for a while. Most likely the year with a ucl injury. Tommy John surgery soon.
Bahaha
look I ride Bautista meat as much as the next guy but genuinely believing he was ever in consideration for a Cy Young is absurd
KING TUCK!!!!
Man the circumstances should be a factor. The kid closed his eyes n swung! Foh.
Wasn't so much the pitch as it was the batter.
He loaded the bases on 4 batters and threw 9 pitches to a single batter that wore him down causing him to throw a cookie down the middle to get jacked. Forgive me, but all that took a lot more than one pitch. This would would be like saying “the straw that broke the camels back,” while ignoring all the rest of the weight the camel was carrying.
The straw that broke the camels back literally implies there’s a huge amount of weight on the camels back sped
And that's why he can't be a Cy Young contender because he can't go the distance. The guy can barely last an inning
@@frankbandera6591 or this whole season, am I right ?
oof, this did not age well, or you could say this aged too well. On the IL now..
I knew he was a monster of a man but 6'8"???? Jeez! I want what he ate 😂
He's a beast and has had an amazing season, but he was nowhere near winning the Cy Young.
He reminds me of Armando Benitez
He's not even the best closer in the mlb? What are you talking about by young?
Armando all over again 😅
THERE IS ONLY ONE KING FELIX 👑.
Respect the one was 👑, who pitched a Perfect game.
Nice UCL
This dude barely throws any strikes and gets batters to swing at bad pitches. If batters knew how to lay off he'd walk 10 batters a game.
Well, you're wrong.
His success is because he has 100+ mph speed and then a sinker that drops off the table at 95. And he is so big that he's not throwing from 60'6" but closer to 50'.
Batters can't tell the difference, so they have to gear up to hit the 102mph heater down the center, and instead it's 95. They've already started to swing and 1) the pitch is that much slower and 2) it just drops.
Look for the sinker, and he'll hit you with the fastball in the zone.
I've seen him get a guy by pumping 3 fastballs across the plate, getting faster each time, and I've seen him throw 3 sinkers that dart out of the heart of the plate and have gotten swings, and some that dart down and still stay in the zone.
A good deal of this is pitch selection - largely Rutschman.
Every once in awhile, the batter guesses right and makes solid contact.
@@NoelSchivelyyou’re wrong .. lmao I’m 95% sure he doesn’t throw a sinker.. yep “I’ve seen him throw 3 sinkers” yep.. dude threw 0 sinkers this year
You're right, it's a splitter not a sinker. Still comes in at 90mph and drops. It's enough action and a big enough change in velocity that a lot of batters flail against it. He can drop it in for a called strike and he can get batters to chase it as it falls out of the zone.
At the same time, he can pump a 100+ down the heart of the plate, or low, or high. The difference between the two means hitters have a hard time figuring out how to approach it, and they often have to guess.
The assertion that he "barely throws any strikes" and if hitters just laid off they'd walk is ludicrous. He does throw strikes - and some of those are because they are guessing fastball and start their swing, and then the ball drops out of the zone, making it look like they didn't lay off. I've also seen it where they were clearly guessing splitter and the ball goes center center and they never get the bat off their shoulder.
@@NoelSchively Yeah imagine writing an entire paragraph, starting off by telling someone else they're wrong, just to be wrong about the pitch, which is what holds your argument together. Your entire "analysis" of this player is wrong, nothing you say holds any merit. Take a seat, like Felix will be doing for the remainder of the season, and the beginning of next season.
Lonely under that bridge, huh, Tyler?
Best way to lose the cy young award is to throw out your arm...
What sucks is that Gerrit Cole will win it, despite his team having their worst season since the early 90s, and Bautista will miss out, even if he helps the Orioles win the East by 1 or 2 games over TB. Even if it isn’t Bautista, it shouldn’t be Cole. He gets massacred by the Red Sox every time he pitches against them. The awards outside of a historic season should go to the player who helped their team win the most, not an out of contention team
nice take, delete the comment cause he’s out for the season. Oh and yeah they should change the cy young award to look exclusively at outings vs Red Sox, those are most important
@@Tylerrrrrb cope Yankee fan
@@chuckyboy1217 what...? Lmfao...1. How is that coping... 2. That's literally what you said, i just pointed out how ridiculous it was to read. 3. Im an O's fan
@@Tylerrrrrb let it go buddy
@@chuckyboy1217 like Felix is letting go of his “cy young” season?
Gagne IN THE HEART OF THE STEROID ERA...who also did steroids.
Eckersly and Gagne the only to RP to ever win it.. very hard for a closer or RP to win the cy young. Especially when you look at all the starting pitchers this year who are in the race for it. Doubtful he would have even been considered in the top 5 for the award this year. Amazing closer but very hard to do.
How to rip off iTalk Studios thumbnail style, one video at a time.
Lame argument, even more so now that he's injured. Maybe even shameful.
Sucks for bautista
He was never going to win the Cy Young.
he was never in the running for the cy young lmao watchu talkin about
A reliever should never win a Cy young. If they were truly skilled enough to win it, they would be a starter
@@asidck that’s the point. Coming in for (maybe) 1 inning is every other day with full stamina is nowhere near the level of skill it takes to throw possibly 90+ pitches every 5 days
But not everyone has the mental fortitude to come into a close game and assure the victory. And if they have a bad outing, forget about it and do it the next day.
@@NoelSchively that is true, but I think getting many more innings is more valuable overall
I think making sure the opposing team doesn't get more runs than your team in a close game is most important.
@@NoelSchively same thing for a starter, you think they don’t have to limit runs?
if one pitch is enough to knock a relief pitcher out of the cy young conversation then relief pitchers should never even be considered for a cy young
cy youngs arent decided by singular pitches. one pitch doesnt ruin anyones award chances. period
Cleveland closer has 34 saves now but with their record,that number will be overlooked….
WOAH 34 SAVES WOWWW THATS ALL THAT MATTERS
He was never going to win it anyway. The day of a RP winning Cy Young is over.
Never say Never. Who would've thought we wouldve seen a reincarnated Babe Ruth
He was never going to get the Cy Young. If Zach Britton didn’t win it than he wouldn’t ever