Manny doesn't get enough credit for the hitter he was.. he batted .312 with 555 home runs and 2574 hits. Manny made the postseason 11 times, with 4 world series appearances, 2 world series rings, and a world series MVP. He's a 12x allstar, 9x silver slugger, 2x hank aaron award recipient. Manny Ramirez also holds the mlb record for most postseason home runs with 29 in just 111 games vs playoff pitching rotations. Never seen a right handed batter with a smoother swing and such effortless power. Steroids or not this man should be in the HOF, what a phenom.
Agreed. Certainly the purest right-handed swing of his generation. Haters gonna hate. He was a scatterbrained airhead with the mind of a child. Maybe he was faking it, but I think he probably didn't even know what PEDs were until he was pushing 40. Look at his build when he was on the Indians and Red Sox. That was a normal build for a man in his 20s and 30s.
Manny caught the ball, ran to the warning track, jumped, gave a Red Sox fan a high five, threw the ball to the second baseman, then the second baseman threw it to the first baseman to get the out.... god that runner is slow as fuck
Manny didn't need to juice. Sure maybe it enhanced some of those moon-shots, but he was still one of the most talented hitters ever. He could go with any pitch and get a hit out of it, and despite his reputation of Manny being Manny, he was a hard worker.
Levi Lively Juniors is smooth by default just because he’s a lefty and for some reason lefties make everything look smooth, you never really see a right handed swing as smooth as Mannys
Wow, I had never ever seen that first video! Classic Manny! Holy crap, some of these home runs..... Included the moment when he high-fived the fan in Baltimore and then doubled the dude off! My favorite Manny moment of all time.
I always loved him as a player. His antics were...charming, and never cost his team a game (that I can think of?) He had the most brilliant right-handed swing the game has ever seen, and he was a surprisingly good fielder when he had to be. The time he high-fived a fan in Baltimore will go down as one of the funniest things I've ever seen, and the fact that he threw out the runner tagging at first makes it that much better. It was actually a spectacular over-the-back catch too (which nobody ever remembers), and his momentum legitimately carried him to the wall. (Not Mays-ian, but spectacular in its own right.) The fact that, while making the athletic, instinctive, heads-up double play, his goofy personality came through as he high-fived that fan, and didn't get in the way of him completing the double play. Just awesome. His athleticism was at the level where it looked so effortless that it gave the perception that he wasn't trying... but you don't hit 500 home runs in a career without trying. Then he failed a PED test there at the end and it was never quite the same. Oh well. I say he still deserves to be in the Hall of Fame. But that's another discussion for another day!
At 1:01, the home run he hits was officially listed as 501 feet. However, a lot of guys on the red sox speculate that the ball went further than that, but the red sox management didn't want Manny to break Ted Williams' long standing record of 502 feet. That home run also came the pitch after Manny swung and missed at a curveball in the dirt, after which he showed frustration intentionally to try and get the pitcher to throw another one. Truly a great hitter.
When he was at Boston I would watch him bat and he had a talent for selecting which pitch to swing at and let go. He could tell if the ball would be a strike or not. His ability at read a pitch was off the charts. Fun to watch the pitcher and catcher try to figure out ways to stoke him out.
Can you imagine being a pitcher battling Manny in a close game, and looking at the on-deck circle only to see David Ortiz? That, IMO, was the toughest 3-4 batters in MLB history.
Easily the sweetest right handed swing I've ever seen. Especially that early Manny swing when he was still rail thin. These highlights are all home runs, but Manny would normally maintain a strong batting average as well - he even won the batting title once.
Pure hitter, was born to hit a baseball. That first career hit was such a Manny moment, what a great laugh! I think the three defensive highlights shown there were probably the only three defensive highlights of his career ; ) I miss his goofiness.
Manny really flew under the radar during his years in Cleveland. We let him do his mashing, commit the occasional blunder and otherwise let him be. It wasn’t until his Boston days that the Manny being Manny image really exploded onto the scene.
Crazy!!! manny ramirez a very humble player who made the game of baseball look easy💪🏼 It brings back memories when the Red Sox had the most feared lineup in the MLB.
Being a Sox fan I will forever be a Manny fan. I swear he was the most exciting hitter I have ever seen in Fenway. That park fit his hitting style like a kid glove. Papi hit the boomers and the walk-offs, and has so many memorable moments, but Manny was just a pure swinger. It was effortless for him.
parami el mejor derecho de todos los tiempos e increíble que esté tipo en un conteo 0-2 los pinches estaban por debajo la naturalidad qué tenía para batiar la única en toda la Historia MLB
Cuando manny dio positivo fue la primera vez que sentí decepcion pero aún así para mí seguirá siendo el mejor bateador que vi jugar. Los mejores turnos y los más oportunos.
Just Manny being Manny! Best and most enjoyable player in Red Sox history, in my opinion. There won't be another like him for a long time. From what I hear, the Japanese were excited to welcome him into their organization and country. The Sox just aren't what they used to be.
From his first hit in the league him doing the home run trot on a ground rule double, it’s always been Manny being Manny 🤷🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️ favorite player of all time
0:27 as a kid we had a Cleveland Indians highlight tape called "wahoo what a finish". I remember watching this Homerun over and over and over. I thought it was so cool
Bro every time I think of manny I think that he would always come to bat with the game on the line and delievered!! It legit felt like every single time the Red Sox we’re down he would hit a home Run
+Klei Lee what? His best days were as a Red Sox player. Manny won 2 rings with Boston and played 2 years with Los Angeles. My all time favorite player on the Sox
Had some great Seasons in Cleveland as well including one season with Amazing 165 RBIS averaging more than 1 RBI per game and also his last season in Cleveland his highest OPS season of his career (1.154). Video should be 55 percent Red Soxs, 40 percent Indians and 5 percent end of career teams.
Manny was the only player who really got me to watch the game and even though i don't like what he did as far shooting up or whatever he was still a master when it came to blasting the ball.
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Makes the catch, slaps five with a fan, throws the relay for the out... Manny, Greatness
Lol! That was Cold Blooded!!!
How about finding a Red Sox in an opposing park
I saw this play live. Manny was an all-time great.
Time stamp?
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Manny doesn't get enough credit for the hitter he was.. he batted .312 with 555 home runs and 2574 hits. Manny made the postseason 11 times, with 4 world series appearances, 2 world series rings, and a world series MVP. He's a 12x allstar, 9x silver slugger, 2x hank aaron award recipient. Manny Ramirez also holds the mlb record for most postseason home runs with 29 in just 111 games vs playoff pitching rotations. Never seen a right handed batter with a smoother swing and such effortless power. Steroids or not this man should be in the HOF, what a phenom.
One of the best hitters of all time. .996 career ops is absurd
@@ldaws-3912 also 2nd all time in grand slams
Manny being goofy since his first mlb hit haha. Man I miss him.
Manny Ramirez one of the best hitter in the history of MLB.
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he was on that shit since triple a
Agreed. Certainly the purest right-handed swing of his generation. Haters gonna hate. He was a scatterbrained airhead with the mind of a child. Maybe he was faking it, but I think he probably didn't even know what PEDs were until he was pushing 40. Look at his build when he was on the Indians and Red Sox. That was a normal build for a man in his 20s and 30s.
Banjo Spence he did steroids. He failed 2 drug tests. Do you not read?
No fucking way.Roids do not make one great.
Big papi and Manny was the scariest 3, 4 combo any lineup has ever seen.
I'm a Mets fan and I agree those two together was powerful
No doubt about it!!!
Babe Ruth Lou Gehrig want a word. So do Miguel Cabrera n Vmart brotha. Probably still Manny n Papi tho id have to say!
@@slimmyhendrix94 bro…Miggy and Vmart lol…
No doubt they were good, But…Come on…. They dont hold a candle to Ortiz/Manny
Bonds and whoever was in front or after him depending if he hit 3 or 4
Manny caught the ball, ran to the warning track, jumped, gave a Red Sox fan a high five, threw the ball to the second baseman, then the second baseman threw it to the first baseman to get the out.... god that runner is slow as fuck
i haven't laughed that hard at a play before. That was awesome
Manny was awesome.!
aubrey huff wasnt that slow i thought
Yeah that oriole runner at first completely misread the play regardless of speed. Prob slow runner too
@@EggClimDumbo1282 He's a dickhead though
should be in Hall of Fame cuz of swag alone lol
Never seen a swing like his
No way.Never happen.
Never.Ever.
MO$$GANG no hes a cheater
Lol
Manny didn't need to juice. Sure maybe it enhanced some of those moon-shots, but he was still one of the most talented hitters ever. He could go with any pitch and get a hit out of it, and despite his reputation of Manny being Manny, he was a hard worker.
Agreed, but he did juice sadly. I enjoyed just watching his swing, the best swing I ever saw.
***** They said he did in 2003-2004, but he was a fantastic hitter in Cleveland though. With or Without the roids, Manny was always a great hitter.
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CD Highlights the best of the best...
Ben C it certainly did enhance the power
One of the best Swings in baseball history
Tommy Sg would you say him or A rod?...always thought Manny had the best looking swing I'd ever seen but Arod isn't far
3 favorite righty swings are manny, Sheffield, and miggy
Yes!!! Agreed. I know most people think griffey jrs was the best but Mannys was pretty and effortless. I mirrored his stance growing up
Levi Lively Juniors is smooth by default just because he’s a lefty and for some reason lefties make everything look smooth, you never really see a right handed swing as smooth as Mannys
Ken Griffey JR guys come on
Manny's arm is overlooked by his power. He had a CANNON and it was an accurate cannon.
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BEAST MODE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The prettiest right handed swing in baseball history.
***** Yes, I like ARod but Manny's follow through
is beautiful.
Yes for Griffey. I loved Reggie Jackson's swing too. Also Will Clark from SF Giants
***** I'm an old Blue Jay fan so I remember Delgado. He was BEAST too.
Probably was. That was the "cork bat/steroid era" Like 50 dudes would hit 50 homers. Delgado was among them.
Mannys was fantastic but the best right handed swing was edgar Martinez
Manny was fun to watch. Thanks for all the good times bro.
Manny and Griffey made my childhood. Wish we could have some more players like them today
Harper and trout aren't cutting it for me. I understand what you mean
soonermagic24 i feel like the late 90s and early 2000s had more star powered players than today
2000-2010 >>>>>> 2010-2017
soonermagic24 Manny was on steroids yea a real hero lmao..trout doesn't need steroids.guess you like guys on steroids.
That’s going to be me
Dude just raked!
They need to name a rake after Manny. Next fall when the leaves fall I need a Manny Rake.
Wow It is funny being one of your subscriber and also finding you here.
@@raulbatista4614 I’m everywhere!
Like a mofo 312 avg almost 1900 RBIs is indane!
Wow, I had never ever seen that first video! Classic Manny!
Holy crap, some of these home runs.....
Included the moment when he high-fived the fan in Baltimore and then doubled the dude off! My favorite Manny moment of all time.
One of the greatest hitters of alltime, future HOF'er for sure, easily of the best I've ever seen.
Failed PED test, they ain’t letting him in now.
I always loved him as a player. His antics were...charming, and never cost his team a game (that I can think of?) He had the most brilliant right-handed swing the game has ever seen, and he was a surprisingly good fielder when he had to be. The time he high-fived a fan in Baltimore will go down as one of the funniest things I've ever seen, and the fact that he threw out the runner tagging at first makes it that much better. It was actually a spectacular over-the-back catch too (which nobody ever remembers), and his momentum legitimately carried him to the wall. (Not Mays-ian, but spectacular in its own right.) The fact that, while making the athletic, instinctive, heads-up double play, his goofy personality came through as he high-fived that fan, and didn't get in the way of him completing the double play. Just awesome. His athleticism was at the level where it looked so effortless that it gave the perception that he wasn't trying... but you don't hit 500 home runs in a career without trying. Then he failed a PED test there at the end and it was never quite the same. Oh well. I say he still deserves to be in the Hall of Fame. But that's another discussion for another day!
manny will always be my favorite athlete all time. too many childhood memories.
At 1:01, the home run he hits was officially listed as 501 feet. However, a lot of guys on the red sox speculate that the ball went further than that, but the red sox management didn't want Manny to break Ted Williams' long standing record of 502 feet. That home run also came the pitch after Manny swung and missed at a curveball in the dirt, after which he showed frustration intentionally to try and get the pitcher to throw another one. Truly a great hitter.
Probably the best righty hitter I've ever seen. And I'm a 61 year old Yankees fan.
This is why I loved Manny. He played the game like a kid, the way it's supposed to be played! It's a shame he won't ever see his name in Cooperstown.
One of the All-time Great hitters,and even better in post season.
Qué peloteraso y con qué emoción jugabas manny Ramírez mucha salud y bendiciones para a ti y tu familia , campeón 🔥💪🙏
Manny was one of the most fun players to watch, legit such a fun and positive energy all the time
What a great talent...sorta sad about how it ended, but he was one of the most naturally gifted hitters of his generation :)
Why was it sad how it ended? Didn't he just decide to retire since he was goin on 40?
@@Son-Of-David1990 steroids
I love Manny Ramirez he has to get induced into Cooperstown he is the best hitter ever I love Manny Ramirez he will always be remembered as a Red Sox
Love the high five after catching the ball. Marvelous
El mejor bateador dominicano 🔥🔥🔥
Baseball player with the most swag EVER 🔥 And King of Batflips 4EVER 🔥🇩🇴💪
When he was at Boston I would watch him bat and he had a talent for selecting which pitch to swing at and let go. He could tell if the ball would be a strike or not. His ability at read a pitch was off the charts. Fun to watch the pitcher and catcher try to figure out ways to stoke him out.
I love Manny Ramirez he will go down as one of the greatest hitters ever
My favorite player ever god i miss watching him play
Good news! Hes going to start playing for a league in Taiwan this year! Look it up
I don't ever see a player getting close to how much I liked Manny, dude was one of a kind on a baseball field
The bat swings of manny, griffey, and bonds are just unparalleled...... goodness!
Manny was just so good man and so good for so long
Man Ram, A Rod and pujols in their primes were just animals. Not just their career stats but how clutch they were in playoffs
The Boston Red Sox was the best years of his career!
Can you imagine being a pitcher battling Manny in a close game, and looking at the on-deck circle only to see David Ortiz? That, IMO, was the toughest 3-4 batters in MLB history.
@@GB-ez6ge tuff
idk 1999 and 2000 with cleveland look pretty good on their own
.341/.449/.678/1.127
82 hr's/287 rbi's
Easily the sweetest right handed swing I've ever seen. Especially that early Manny swing when he was still rail thin. These highlights are all home runs, but Manny would normally maintain a strong batting average as well - he even won the batting title once.
Manny Ramirez. Greatest ball player of his era.
Manny had the most beautiful swing I've ever seen.
Pure hitter, was born to hit a baseball. That first career hit was such a Manny moment, what a great laugh! I think the three defensive highlights shown there were probably the only three defensive highlights of his career ; ) I miss his goofiness.
Manny being manny lol
one of the best with the bat in all the baseball history....
Yes but steroids help no offence manny is one of my fav player ever
A pure swinger. No effort to it for him.
You neee skill. Steroids don’t just make you magically good.
Manny really flew under the radar during his years in Cleveland. We let him do his mashing, commit the occasional blunder and otherwise let him be. It wasn’t until his Boston days that the Manny being Manny image really exploded onto the scene.
yep. who the F is trout? baseball blows....
One of the purest hitters of all time.
My favorite MLB player of all time
Sin lugar a dudas manny Ramírez fue Puro Poder para sacar pelotas OmG mi idolo viva Rep.Dom
2:00 probably the purest swing right-handed swing I've seen
Peter Fisher if I had that swing all I would do is hit all day
I jizzed my pants that day!!
Greatest right handed hitter I ever saw
Mi idolo , viva mi país República Dominicana somos los mas duros para el baseball
Crazy!!! manny ramirez a very humble player who made the game of baseball look easy💪🏼 It brings back memories when the Red Sox had the most feared lineup in the MLB.
the combo of Manny and Ortiz is probably the deadliest combo in the history of baseball
it doesn't matter if manny never makes it to the HOF ... we all know which players were the best of his generation, manny being top 5
him and griffey -- the sweetest swings
Being a Sox fan I will forever be a Manny fan. I swear he was the most exciting hitter I have ever seen in Fenway. That park fit his hitting style like a kid glove. Papi hit the boomers and the walk-offs, and has so many memorable moments, but Manny was just a pure swinger. It was effortless for him.
one of the greatest right handed hitters ever....
Happy 45th Birthday Manny Ramirez
parami el mejor derecho de todos los tiempos e increíble que esté tipo en un conteo 0-2 los pinches estaban por debajo la naturalidad qué tenía para batiar la única en toda la Historia MLB
The BEAST Manny
De los buenos manny Ramírez, Ken Giffey jr , David Ortiz
manny ramirez que peloteraso
Cuando manny dio positivo fue la primera vez que sentí decepcion pero aún así para mí seguirá siendo el mejor bateador que vi jugar. Los mejores turnos y los más oportunos.
This dude was like the Micheal Jordan of baseball. I've never seen a player as clutch as him. He had one of the highest late game HR% of all time.
SSA INVINCIBLEx David Ortiz was more clutch
@@rfmriot4075 NOT
Jordan was way over-rated. Gimme a break!
El mas bacano d todos los tiempos/ the most stylish player of all times!
Just Manny being Manny! Best and most enjoyable player in Red Sox history, in my opinion. There won't be another like him for a long time. From what I hear, the Japanese were excited to welcome him into their organization and country. The Sox just aren't what they used to be.
I love that he put he hands up after every home run he hit, so much so that they included it in the animation of the 2k series video games lolol
From his first hit in the league him doing the home run trot on a ground rule double, it’s always been Manny being Manny 🤷🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️ favorite player of all time
Love his swing because of how compact it was... The guy is a pure hitter.
Best right handed hitter in the past 35 years.
I think Manny's Cleveland's all-time slugging percentage leader.
Im a yankee fan and the batter i feared most was manny ramirez, definitely the most clutch and best hitter i have ever seen in my lifetime
Whenever we are hitting bad, my baseball coach always makes us study manny
Bateador temible. Buen balance, tiene un swing parejo cuando gira sus brazos al batear. El mejor swing que he visto, en la LMB. Excelente jugador
0:27 as a kid we had a Cleveland Indians highlight tape called "wahoo what a finish". I remember watching this Homerun over and over and over. I thought it was so cool
1:50 my god thats so effortless yet so fast and accurate. Manny's the best
Bro every time I think of manny I think that he would always come to bat with the game on the line and delievered!! It legit felt like every single time the Red Sox we’re down he would hit a home Run
And that my friends is Manny being Manny. What an era
Love Eck's reaction at 0:38. "Wow."
Pedro watching Manny hit a jack when they're opponents is extremely eerie lol
Great job!!!!!
Best no doubt home-run swing ever
WTF?? Why are his Dodger highlights making up like the entire video? He will always be a Red Sox.
Why do all of you want him to be in the Red Sox. He will always be a Dodger!
+Klei Lee what? His best days were as a Red Sox player. Manny won 2 rings with Boston and played 2 years with Los Angeles. My all time favorite player on the Sox
Had some great Seasons in Cleveland as well including one season with Amazing 165 RBIS averaging more than 1 RBI per game and also his last season in Cleveland his highest OPS season of his career (1.154). Video should be 55 percent Red Soxs, 40 percent Indians and 5 percent end of career teams.
Because its more recent probably
Rhody he will always be an Indian.
I never understood how MLB destroyed Many Ramirez Basseball Career. He was a such nice dude.
In my opinion best swing of any right handed hitter ever. Dude also holds the record with 21 grand slams.
Doesn’t hold the record, A-Rod does
Second prettiest swing after Ken griffy Jr. Love Manny !
Manny Ramirez is the 2nd best right handed hitter in MLB history to Stan "The Man" Musial.
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Greatest right handed hitter of all time
Best free agent signing ever!! He was so solid for Boston worth every penny.
Manny Gump. We need more highlights while in a tribe uni.
Such a powerful hitter manny, my brother in Christ 💪🙏
Your brother in drugs,idiot!
best right handed swing ever
and the best right-handed hitter ever r too...
I never liked the teams that he was on but I loved Manny so much.
Manny Ramirez the Best! 💪🏼❤️🔥
Cuanto talento Dominicano
Insane player.. INSANE.. he had the most natural swing EVER in baseball. P.E.D or no P.E.D he is the best.
Man I miss this guy 2019
He was so consistent. He good in both the regular season and post season.
THE BEST!
love this guy
Dude gave fan high 5, then threw infield for double play!?! Clowing!! Manny was great! Forgot he wore Dodgers Blue 🙂
Manny was the only player who really got me to watch the game and even though i don't like what he did as far shooting up or whatever he was still a master when it came to blasting the ball.