Lacking everywhere. Sportsmanship is just respect at the end of the day and there is little to none anywhere. This video is a welcome reminder of what used to be
Only cuz yellow yelich wanted to be a part of that moment and so if he grows to be an average MLBplayer he can Bragg to his kids about this! If he felt he could hit it he should have swung! Wouldn't you just not swing for the legacy? It's not about respect,,,
Should have swung for the fences baby. That's how you do it baby. There is no off time baby now give me one of those confetti cookies baby. Oh my God I love those cookies. Those cookies make me want a nut god damn
For those that don’t realize the context. This was a record breaking 325 starts with this pitcher and this catcher. They had a total of 328 starts together by the time that Yadi retired in 2022.
Zzzzzzzz L A M E baseball is so boring . Wow good thing he rolled the ball off like a total douchebag so he can sit at home on his toilet holding his ball
Yes it is As a Reds fan we had to learn that the hard way!! Cards killed us for years, but they earned it and Yadi is the best of the best. Gotta give respect where it’s due.
@Mason Hernandez I never understood why people who earn these great achievements are so comfortable on letting it given to them like this. I would be so upset I didn't have to try to earn it.
I was at this game live , and the whole vibe was amazing. I actually sat behind yelich in his outfield position and the fans were thanking him for doing this. He was a pros pro that day for sure.
@@yitzifredman1450 life is too short for fabricating stories on TH-cam. Maybe instead of being so cynical, you should enjoy life a little more. Maybe go to a baseball game.
He's been the epitome of a pro. Never a bad word said about him and its incredible the longevity he's had at that position. A real athlete kids could look up to
“This is a record setting pitch marking the 325th start of this duo at pitcher and catcher, two man who’ve battled together for years and there’s a line drive out to left field it’s Castellanos and it’s GONE.”
What doesn't get talked about much is how many more first class guys there are in sports, than the knuckleheads there are in sports, especially in baseball.
Respect and disrespect are part of the unwritten rules of baseball. Respect given to 2 legends. Disrespect given when you're extra and don't just play the game like throwing behind someone
As someone who’s family has been baseball fans and my moms side is from Milwaukee and my dads side is from St. Louis this was amazing. I personally am a huge baseball fan and Yadi is my favorite player and this happening on my birthday made me so happy ❤
Bro he is doing better than last season at least. If we are stuck with him might as well support him while he is doing decent , of course he isn't mvp level anymore but he isn't like strikeout k8ng anymore.
Dead ass, it’s like running a marathon only to get a ride for the last few miles… Yeah he got his record, but the very last pitch was flat out handed to him. I could t feel good about that in the long run.
As a rangers fan, I am supposed to hate the cards, but as a true baseball fan these two legends have been great for the game of baseball. Loyalty and longevity you don’t always see that
Being a st louis native and going to their games since I was born 38 years ago. I was at their last game when yadi, pujols , and waino all retired. It's true when I say I seen tears in the crowd.
@Nick Wilson Bowling.. I dont see how anybody could even like that guy.. For some weird reason kids like to run over to him and get his autograph 😂😂😂.. Hes the worst kind of person you can find at a ballpark
Freaking AMAZING! Made me get all misty eyed! Absolutely LOVE these displays... ultimately when it all come down to it it's just a game! When history is in the line all true athletes should be so great!
Baseball is just different when it comes to sportsmanship it’s a historic game that has changed with the times and has built up a legacy that other sports will never be able to replicate or achieve
The baseball record most likely to never be broken is the back to back no hitters by Johnny Vander Meer of the Cincinnati Reds in 1938. To break it, a pitcher would have to pitch three no hitters in a row - virtually impossible.
I'm as big if a competitor as anyone but pretty cool move by Yelich. Respect for the game and respect for what it took to break that record and wasn't detrimental to the team's success
I’m sad we won’t get to see this duo ever again. It’s also heartbreaking knowing that Yadi ended off with a great season and Wainwright ended off with a horrible season
I agree wholeheartedly. I always thought Cal Ripken should've stopped a game before tying Lou GEHRIG'S record for consecutive games played. Iron Horse Gehrig was stopped by something beyond his control. Could've become serious baseball lore had Ripken took a day off.
What? You wanted a guy who hasn’t missed a game in almost 13 years to fall 1 game short of breaking what many consider to be the most unbreakable records in sports to make Lou Gehrig who is already a legend to what, be more famous? Even Lou Gehrig would disagree
@@nicholasm3949 But what does the record mean? I remember there were plenty of days Ripken could've/should've taken off but only played to keep the streak intact when a healthier, more rested player could've helped the team more. Again, it would've been total baseball monumental lore had he paused for a day. He would've been remembered more for that bit of class than a record that was probably extended by a few DH days here and there. It's a game of more than just numbers.
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Sportsmanship is often times lacking in sports anymore. This was awesome.
Especially in NBA. Everyone got “beef” and normalizing disrespectful name calling throughout the entire game
Lacking everywhere. Sportsmanship is just respect at the end of the day and there is little to none anywhere. This video is a welcome reminder of what used to be
Only cuz yellow yelich wanted to be a part of that moment and so if he grows to be an average MLBplayer he can Bragg to his kids about this! If he felt he could hit it he should have swung! Wouldn't you just not swing for the legacy? It's not about respect,,,
Yeah right he just wanted to get it over with and not be on a swing n miss for the history books
Gay
He looked up at him and gave him the nod. I love this.
Should have swung for the fences baby. That's how you do it baby. There is no off time baby now give me one of those confetti cookies baby. Oh my God I love those cookies. Those cookies make me want a nut god damn
That's Yadi for ya. A StL treasure fur sure.
@MeridithQueenOfSpades he will always be my favorite
@@MeridithQueenOfSpades Yes he is! Very interesting name btw! 😏😁
@@coryCuc If you know, you know. 😈😜
For those that don’t realize the context. This was a record breaking 325 starts with this pitcher and this catcher. They had a total of 328 starts together by the time that Yadi retired in 2022.
Zzzzzzzz L A M E baseball is so boring . Wow good thing he rolled the ball off like a total douchebag so he can sit at home on his toilet holding his ball
Why wouldnt you swing at it though?
@@hypeflexington7081 pretty sure to preserve the condition of the ball so they could case it and keep it and have it forever afterwards
@@hypeflexington7081 probably to avoid the accidental home run scuffing their world record? Idk
Because BASEBALL ⚾️ is bigger than 1 pitch. This in particular was history of 2 mens career. AWESOME JOB
A nod from Yadier Molina is the ultimate show of respect
Yes it is
As a Reds fan we had to learn that the hard way!!
Cards killed us for years, but they earned it and Yadi is the best of the best. Gotta give respect where it’s due.
he's a real baseball player he knows how to play the game right got to be part of History
Real player takes that deep
@@masonhernandez6225 exactly no free handouts
Acuna would’ve hit a lead off hr
a real baseball player who plays the game right is smacking that 450 feet dead center
@Mason Hernandez I never understood why people who earn these great achievements are so comfortable on letting it given to them like this. I would be so upset I didn't have to try to earn it.
I was at this game live , and the whole vibe was amazing. I actually sat behind yelich in his outfield position and the fans were thanking him for doing this. He was a pros pro that day for sure.
Cap
@@apapz3245 for what purpose?
For calling out bs
@@yitzifredman1450 life is too short for fabricating stories on TH-cam. Maybe instead of being so cynical, you should enjoy life a little more. Maybe go to a baseball game.
Na he’s being fr I sat next to him
Yelich, by all accounts, seems like a class act. Also, congratulations to Yadi and Wainwright on their long term success as battery mates
Gonna miss yadi man, what a player
He's been the epitome of a pro. Never a bad word said about him and its incredible the longevity he's had at that position. A real athlete kids could look up to
Total punk.
Reds fan gives this man some respect. I've remembered him since I was a teenager, love the competition between us.
“OOHHHH AND HE SENDS IT FLYING TO RIGHT FIELD ITS BACK ITS BACK ITS GONE”😂
450 dead center
OVER THE GREEN MONSTER AND ITS OUT OF HERE
😂😂
“This is a record setting pitch marking the 325th start of this duo at pitcher and catcher, two man who’ve battled together for years and there’s a line drive out to left field it’s Castellanos and it’s GONE.”
Imagine in like Pittsburgh Cincinnati or San Francisco into the river or bay depending on which.
We will all miss them both
I didn't know they died
@@jonathanvega5350 they didn’t but they are about to retire and this might be their last season.
@@jonathanvega5350 bro 💀🤡
christian yelich is so young😂
@@jonathanvega5350 “😂😂😂”…🥴🤤
Yelich is a class act!
What doesn't get talked about much is how many more first class guys there are in sports, than the knuckleheads there are in sports, especially in baseball.
He will forever be a part of that record. Much respect!
bullshit, nobody cares about who he batter was
More people like Yelich are needed in our world .. -class act
Respect and disrespect are part of the unwritten rules of baseball. Respect given to 2 legends. Disrespect given when you're extra and don't just play the game like throwing behind someone
would've been if he swung and missed just to make it look like he's trying...make the legends look good
There are lots of people like this it’s just the media doesn’t report it because good news doesn’t sell
Also loves hitting cycles for some reason
more underperformers that stunk up the joint after signing a huge contract?
Watched that game the other day, and I knew that it meant a lot to Yadi and Adam, that's why i love baseball
Beautiful. No words are said but all 3 know the respect given for a great accomplishment is priceless
As someone who’s family has been baseball fans and my moms side is from Milwaukee and my dads side is from St. Louis this was amazing. I personally am a huge baseball fan and Yadi is my favorite player and this happening on my birthday made me so happy ❤
Yelich hasnt swung to this day because he doesnt want to break up anyones game of catch.. so inspirational
Yelich will now be setting his own record of most strike outs. And all the pitchers he helped will thank him, by helping him achieve that record
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Brutal
Bro he is doing better than last season at least. If we are stuck with him might as well support him while he is doing decent , of course he isn't mvp level anymore but he isn't like strikeout k8ng anymore.
Dead ass, it’s like running a marathon only to get a ride for the last few miles…
Yeah he got his record, but the very last pitch was flat out handed to him. I could t feel good about that in the long run.
Yelich is an outstanding player and person. Have to respect him. Need more like him.
What was the record?
@Trick Nolte most starts as a pitcher-catcher duo
Christian Yelich is one of my favorite mlb players to see him do that makes me like him even more GO BREW CREW
it almost looks like Yadi’s about to cry in the video. warms my heart fr
As a rangers fan, I am supposed to hate the cards, but as a true baseball fan these two legends have been great for the game of baseball. Loyalty and longevity you don’t always see that
don't hate the cards. the rangers manager in that series was schooled by Don Tony
I too am a Rangers fan and I don’t hate the Cards. Them damn BlueJays tho…
Don’t hate them hate Nelson Cruz
Only ones that should hate us is the cubbies 😂
Baseball lends itself to this. Awesome gesture. The sport may be the best parable for what is, and can be, the best of the USA.😊
Best Duo in Baseball! I'm a huge Brewers fan, but I love those guys just awesome!
I L⚾️❤E Yadi!!! Miss him too!! I know that entire team misses him and boy did that show this season!! His presence is MUCH NEEDED!!!
All I seen during this video was respect among brothers! Different team same love!
That is awesome. Every teams and every player should respect each other.
Yadi. I love that guy so much. Such an inspirational person
Long life Cards fan. Watched that game. Electric moment. Will always respect Yelli for that!!
Total Professional and Class by Christian , Baseball and humanity at its best. Congrats to Waino and Yadi.
I’m a fan of all 3 now I don’t even watch baseball but will be keeping up with these dudes
Being a st louis native and going to their games since I was born 38 years ago. I was at their last game when yadi, pujols , and waino all retired. It's true when I say I seen tears in the crowd.
Waino hasnt retired
@@BloodspitsMusiche did but decided he was coming back for one more year.
I'm hoping shohei leaves angels and comes to St Louis this coming season.
Fantastic battery and the likes of which were will not see again. Congratulations to them both. Yelich is also a class guy.
This is why J love the cardinals yadier molina was my favorite player I am literally crying right now this just got me emotional.
One of the greatest catcher's to ever do it. You dont steal bases on this man hell gun you down every time. Watch his highlight reel
Sportsmanship is a rare thing to come across in sports these days so it’s a great thing to see this!
Sportsmanship is miles better today than any other time period in sports history, gtfo
@@pigs6486 why did you say gtfo
Burying the lead… This was the 325th time they started a game together. That’s unbelievable!
Lede
@@lucascarman2578 I also came here to correct this. Carry on.
I like what he did he showed respect to pitcher Catcher that was awesome
Very proud to have been a Cardinal fan for this amazing stretch of time. Both Yadi and Waino are fantastic players and Men.
And Waino can sing as well
Surprised Zach Hample didn’t somehow get this ball
Begging while changing his hat to the appropriate team and cutting in front of kids. Haha. That dude drives me crazy.
@@nickwilsonbowling he's such a clown
@Nick Wilson Bowling.. I dont see how anybody could even like that guy.. For some weird reason kids like to run over to him and get his autograph 😂😂😂.. Hes the worst kind of person you can find at a ballpark
It’s moments like this that makes baseball shine. This sport’s ethos needs to stay despite the powers that be trying like heck to destroy it.
I will miss that combination so much we love you guys
Freaking AMAZING! Made me get all misty eyed! Absolutely LOVE these displays... ultimately when it all come down to it it's just a game! When history is in the line all true athletes should be so great!
That guy just made sports history😢
Mr. YELICH is a true professional! And he can play the game, too!
If he was a professional he would have swung
I will miss them and Aldert
Tio albert
Albert Poo Holes?
Yeli is just that guy
Baseball is just different when it comes to sportsmanship it’s a historic game that has changed with the times and has built up a legacy that other sports will never be able to replicate or achieve
Yel is one of my most favorite players True ball player a lot like Brandon Nemo👍👍
The baseball record most likely to never be broken is the back to back no hitters by Johnny Vander Meer of the Cincinnati Reds in 1938. To break it, a pitcher would have to pitch three no hitters in a row - virtually impossible.
Im sure the same was said about 2 back to back no hitters...only time will tell
How about Fernando Tatis hitting 2 grand slams in one inning? I can't imagine 3 in an inning - or even 3 in a game, for that matter.
I feel sorry for those who shit on baseball, calling it boring. It's fucking great. ❤
Walter Johnson 110 shutouts and Nolan Ryan 7 no-hitters will not be broken
@@jamesconsiglio2709nobody’s really ever come close to the Joe DiMaggio hit streak….or the all time hit record set by Pete Rose neither.
Class act our country could use a lot more of this
This record will never be broken
He's old school. Respect
Imagine he went like “SIKEEEEE” and just nukes that thing to right 💀💀
And do bat flip after dat lol 😂😂😂😂😂
That's good sportsmanship he's a true player they're my favorite players on the team congratulations to both
Respect for Yelich❤this was a special and historic moment for Waino and Yady, the longest Pitcher & Catcher's match ever
Being a true man is giving to others.
That nod hit me in the feels
Real sportsmanship right there!!!
Respect. Sportsmanship. Honor.
These qualities are important for young men to learn and it’s our responsibility to teach them.
Awesome. Love seeing stuff like this. Wish it happened more often.
WOW!! Acts like this reminds me, the love I have for baseball.
Very cool thing to do. Classy
Class act. Sportsmanship at its best. If the game is not on the line, let goodness play out.
Giving a record to someone is the most disrespectful thing you could do in sports , its a slap in the face to everyone who had the record before him 👎
Christian is a great ball player and human
Yelich, what a cool thing to do!
If the battery knew that he was going to take, they shouldn't have thrown a strike.
We'll never see this record get touched again and Yelich knew it. Great job.
Brew crew is my 2nd favorite baseball team. Love them
The real respect should of been for him to throw a ball in that situation.
Should have. Should of is not English.
@@carsondenny1986 could have*?
@@danielhoward8354 ?
@@carsondenny1986 could have. Could have imo fits better then should
@@danielhoward8354 I mean, either way is fine, just not “of.” Also, than* Jesus Christ.
I love yelich when he was in the marlins still do I’m a Miami marlins and Brewers only he’s 💯 good guy
Great moment my son needs yall
Cmon, make him earn it
I love the respect among players
Some people do it right. Beautiful.
I'm as big if a competitor as anyone but pretty cool move by Yelich. Respect for the game and respect for what it took to break that record and wasn't detrimental to the team's success
Thanks for the memories boys and enjoy your retirement!
#goodorbad #allin
I'm a Brewer fan. Yeli shoulda taken that ball deep and give those 2 an even bigger memory to remember with that pitch.
Much Respect Christian Yelich for that
True Legends, Yelich deserves to have his best season!
Ay do something from the chargers game when it’s over
When you're a student of a game .you learn everything about it. Yeli is a student of the game and knew what the situation was
He has started the game regardless of what the batter does....
it's nice to see all these young multi-millionaires getting along so peacefully.
Miss you already Yadi💪🏽
two of the greats in baseball right here.
Bro respect for Yelich. Such a great moment. He knew the situation and did a really nice thing. 😊
I’m so petty I would’ve swing for the houses and just hit it out the park 😂
I would have swung and got a foul ball. It would have landed on some fat ladies crotch only to be never touched again by human hands.
That ball would've been worth 6 figures.
The pitch clock would have ruined this
I like Yadis nod at the end. A nod from that man means something.
Baseball has had so many great stories. This is right up there
There’s just NOTHING like baseball bro. Nothing.
The nod from Yadi says it all. Was an amazing record to be a part off even for Yelichs part.
I haven't heard from Yelich in a while. He should juice up again I think it's almost contract time
He bas like 8 years left on his contract
He wasn't juiced the guy hurt his back bad and like so many hasn't returned to form.
“Most career saaarrrrrtts”
I had to google what the hell he was saying.
Respect. At its finest......
I’m sad we won’t get to see this duo ever again. It’s also heartbreaking knowing that Yadi ended off with a great season and Wainwright ended off with a horrible season
Sometimes we lose sight of what really matters.. legends
I agree wholeheartedly.
I always thought Cal Ripken should've stopped a game before tying Lou GEHRIG'S record for consecutive games played.
Iron Horse Gehrig was stopped by something beyond his control. Could've become serious baseball lore had Ripken took a day off.
You dont always have to have the record to be recognized for it. This would have been an epic moment.
What?
You wanted a guy who hasn’t missed a game in almost 13 years to fall 1 game short of breaking what many consider to be the most unbreakable records in sports to make Lou Gehrig who is already a legend to what, be more famous?
Even Lou Gehrig would disagree
@@nicholasm3949
But what does the record mean? I remember there were plenty of days Ripken could've/should've taken off but only played to keep the streak intact when a healthier, more rested player could've helped the team more.
Again, it would've been total baseball monumental lore had he paused for a day. He would've been remembered more for that bit of class than a record that was probably extended by a few DH days here and there. It's a game of more than just numbers.
Yelich is a great guy. Wish he was still in Miami 😢
That's amazing sportsmanship you don't see players that do that anymore
No more moments with that pitch clock.😢