One painful comebacker I remember seeing was A's vs. Tigers back in the early to mid 2000's. Jeremy Bonderman took a comebacker off his pitching arm and spun down to the groud screaming in pain.
It can be easy to think these injuries aren't possibly that bad when you see how the players tough it out but you have to realize that ball is fucking solid and its going FAST. I broke many things with hard balls and I can't even throw nor hit anywhere near these players. House siding panels, pots, boxes, rocks, lawnchairs. You can easily imagine what that can do to a human.
One of my last games in 18u I had a line drive come back and hit me in the thigh and fly towards left field. In the same play, the guy that was on 2nd tried for home and slid in and his cleat caught home plate and broke is ankle. Interesting play for sure
@@Daniel-l5b4bno just no who asked for your opinion this guy didn’t ask for you to read his comment or comment on his comment he was sharing a pretty interesting story about his life so STFU
On 7 May, 1957 the Cleveland Indians were playing the New York Yankees in Municipal Stadium in Cleveland. The starting pitcher for Cleveland was Herb Score, a really good starter, who had a 100 mph fastball. In the first inning he threw a low fastball to Gil McDougal, who hit a line drive back through the box striking Herb in the face breaking multiple facial bones and damaging his eye. He was never the same after that event. I was 8 years old, but saw the play on TV.
When I played in High school, took one straight in the middle of the forearm then pitched and took one straight off the ankle. Plus 2 in the left shoulder. Senior night took one straight to the knee and was on the ground for about 10 mins
Yeah these are brutal. I remember back playing in 8th grade, my best friend at the time was the pitcher and took a line drive right off the leg. He hobbled twice, pitched the ball to first and got the out, then dropped. I could hear bone crack from the outfield. If that was bad, I Can’t even imagine one going off the head or face hit by a grown man. Scary stuff
I got hit by a comebacker back in little league, just below my right eye. I remember tasting the metal in the blood, there was so much gushing out my nose.
In Cooperstown our ace was pitching and he was only 3 pitches in the game and got a 80+ mph back at his cheek and got cut and a big purple mark and got sent straight to the hospital but we was good and got to throw the first pitch in the championship game for Cooperstown
Those thigh shots aren't dangerous, but they hurt like crazy! I took a hit from a golf drive to my right thigh many years back, and even to this day, i still remember the nerve hit shooting waves of pain all the way down to my foot and even up my back... It too almost an entire day before i could walk normally again, and i had cramp like pains for nearly a week that would come and go as the bruising and swelling subsided.
Times like this i wish Tony Fergusen took up baseball. He would literally just stand like a statue and let the ball hit anywhere while he stares at the batter emotionless.
I think that MLB,needs to make a rule,if the picture gets hurt from a comeback ball ,or the catcher gets hurt ,when behind the plate ,or the home plate umpire gets hurt behind the plate ,or any umpire in the infield,or at any base gets hit, the ball is dead,and any player that tries to advance to a nother base ,is called out
I think that the rule should be if a pitcher, home plate umpire, or catcher gets hurt by a comebacker, then it’s a dead ball, and the runners advance one base as though it was a hit.
These are prime examples why, if I played baseball I would not want to be a pitcher. If I'm going to be injured, I'd rather be hurt by something I did than by something somebody else did. Also, at 4:23 when the D'back's Robbie Ray got hit in the head, the ball never hit the ground and the third baseman caught it on the fly in foul territory for the out.
If I hit you on the head after hitting the ball . I’ll just be out and lay my find to my team for not running to first . Cause I’ll be running to the mound to check on you .
😮 pretty soon pitchers will be wearing helmets, shoulder pads, elbow pads, hip pads, knee pads and ankle pads. And being as starting pitchers are the biggest piece of the club budget like an NFL quarterback sooner or later they’ll change the rule and make hitting the pitcher an automatic out.
One painful comebacker I remember seeing was A's vs. Tigers back in the early to mid 2000's. Jeremy Bonderman took a comebacker off his pitching arm and spun down to the groud screaming in pain.
It can be easy to think these injuries aren't possibly that bad when you see how the players tough it out but you have to realize that ball is fucking solid and its going FAST. I broke many things with hard balls and I can't even throw nor hit anywhere near these players. House siding panels, pots, boxes, rocks, lawnchairs. You can easily imagine what that can do to a human.
8:19 eXCuSe Me SIRRRRRRRRR
lol I was just going to type that. :)
One of my last games in 18u I had a line drive come back and hit me in the thigh and fly towards left field. In the same play, the guy that was on 2nd tried for home and slid in and his cleat caught home plate and broke is ankle. Interesting play for sure
Who asked?
@@Daniel-l5b4bno just no who asked for your opinion this guy didn’t ask for you to read his comment or comment on his comment he was sharing a pretty interesting story about his life so STFU
On 7 May, 1957 the Cleveland Indians were playing the New York Yankees in Municipal Stadium in Cleveland. The starting pitcher for Cleveland was Herb Score, a really good starter, who had a 100 mph fastball. In the first inning he threw a low fastball to Gil McDougal, who hit a line drive back through the box striking Herb in the face breaking multiple facial bones and damaging his eye. He was never the same after that event. I was 8 years old, but saw the play on TV.
8:18 "Excuse me, sir!"
Charlie Morton just broke his leg and pitched a full inning
That game and the time Alex Cobb was drilled pitching for the Rays are nightmares.
When I played in High school, took one straight in the middle of the forearm then pitched and took one straight off the ankle. Plus 2 in the left shoulder. Senior night took one straight to the knee and was on the ground for about 10 mins
Yeah these are brutal. I remember back playing in 8th grade, my best friend at the time was the pitcher and took a line drive right off the leg. He hobbled twice, pitched the ball to first and got the out, then dropped. I could hear bone crack from the outfield.
If that was bad, I Can’t even imagine one going off the head or face hit by a grown man. Scary stuff
1:52 can’t tell if the fans r clapping that a mil player got on base or if they r clapping if he got hurt
its definitely from a base hit, they would only clap if he was alright getting up
probably a 70-30 split with 30% of fans cheering for the injury.
I got hit by a comebacker back in little league, just below my right eye. I remember tasting the metal in the blood, there was so much gushing out my nose.
Maybe pitchers should also have to wear those hard hats like the batters.
They probably can but choose to sacrifice a small chance of getting decimated by a comebacker over mobility
@@badgerman2229 Its a hat, it doesnt restrict any mobility.
Its not like its Batman's cowl
@@IdealIdeas100 I thought you meant batters helmets. Caps are normal
@@badgerman2229 he does mean that. Hard Hat
Bryce Florie back around 2000 was the worst I’ve ever seen…took it on the cheekbone, blood everywhere
crazy how so many of these are also losing games giving that one extra kick in the teeth to the pitchers
In Cooperstown our ace was pitching and he was only 3 pitches in the game and got a 80+ mph back at his cheek and got cut and a big purple mark and got sent straight to the hospital but we was good and got to throw the first pitch in the championship game for Cooperstown
Great video and you have a new subscriber 👍🏻
Shohei’s face when he hit that comebacker 😮
Unlike most of these other hitters in the video, he knows exactly what that feels like.
I am waiting to see a comebacker to the liver...not a fan of head hunting pitchers.
Those thigh shots aren't dangerous, but they hurt like crazy!
I took a hit from a golf drive to my right thigh many years back, and even to this day, i still remember the nerve hit shooting waves of pain all the way down to my foot and even up my back... It too almost an entire day before i could walk normally again, and i had cramp like pains for nearly a week that would come and go as the bruising and swelling subsided.
Times like this i wish Tony Fergusen took up baseball. He would literally just stand like a statue and let the ball hit anywhere while he stares at the batter emotionless.
Goldschmit said that was the worst he ever felt after his hit pitcher in tye head.
When i was in hardball batting the ball was coming to my face and i got a nose bleed then the impore said im out the game.
Legend has is after Scherzer got hit by the baseball, he requested it and ate it as repercussion.
The only reason I'm reluctant that my son is the best little league pitcher in our town.
I think that MLB,needs to make a rule,if the picture gets hurt from a comeback ball ,or the catcher gets hurt ,when behind the plate ,or the home plate umpire gets hurt behind the plate ,or any umpire in the infield,or at any base gets hit, the ball is dead,and any player that tries to advance to a nother base ,is called out
I think that the rule should be if a pitcher, home plate umpire, or catcher gets hurt by a comebacker, then it’s a dead ball, and the runners advance one base as though it was a hit.
why arent team making strategies to hit players?
I remember when Pujols drilled Chris Young then with the Padres right in the face... should have founf that one
just finished watching an intentional hit video and could not be more satisfied watching pitchers getting BEANED.
oof. getting hit by a baseball is a lot more damaging than people think. itas basically an extremely aerodynamic rock.
I call it Payback for all the Pitchers hitting batters.
I can’t even imagine how bad it must hurt to get a line drive to the fuckin face, fuck that
Happened to my teammate two days ago, he broke his nose and it was bleeding for like 12 hours straight, really bad
This is my favorite thing about baseball 😂😂
These are prime examples why, if I played baseball I would not want to be a pitcher. If I'm going to be injured, I'd rather be hurt by something I did than by something somebody else did. Also, at 4:23 when the D'back's Robbie Ray got hit in the head, the ball never hit the ground and the third baseman caught it on the fly in foul territory for the out.
True but being a pitcher you only have to play a game once in a while instead of every single one
Good video
That hurts!
If I hit you on the head after hitting the ball . I’ll just be out and lay my find to my team for not running to first . Cause I’ll be running to the mound to check on you .
I think I’m first but this looks like it hurts
It does baseballs are hard and can go really fast when hit so when u get hit in the face by that it hurts
大リーガーは痛みに強い
i knew a kid that broke his jaw, looked like a giant purple watermelon in his mouth
Out of focus!
😮 pretty soon pitchers will be wearing helmets, shoulder pads, elbow pads, hip pads, knee pads and ankle pads. And being as starting pitchers are the biggest piece of the club budget like an NFL quarterback sooner or later they’ll change the rule and make hitting the pitcher an automatic out.
i wish batters would do this more, makes this boring sport more exciting
Not a boring sport
Lets see you get hit by one of these first
@@chrys_stone8716 lo unfortunately for u,l I don't play this boring sport so there's no chance of that
You say this like they do it intentionally.