David Ortiz against the St. Louis Cardinals in the 2013 World Series: 6 games, 16 AB, 7 R, 11 H, 2 2B, 2 HR, 6 RBI, 8 BB, 1 K, .688 BA, .760 OBP, 1.188 SLB, 1.948 OPS
More like mid or high 300s only place past 400 is that triangle in center field that separates the green monster and the regular seating (there is a term for that area seating, but I don't remember). Also mid 400s in that area would be gone like mid seating.
I was all, but born there and if possible put in there after dead since I'll be cremated. So yeah also not to bad for what I thought I also just came back to this after a while and 403 sounds about right. As for the chill guy like the guy said after we're stat junkies there's 162 games a full year 30 teams so 4860 or 2430 games in reg season. Plus spring training, all star game, and October or postseason. Plus minor league games. It's why I'm bored cause once March rolls I'm getting ready for baseball once April may is in then it's all sports, but June July to November or mid late November all baseball I don't care about NFL offseason and preseason let alone NHL and NBA offseason and preseason. Plus in MLB offseason I check out stats of a lot of players.
Wainwright dumbass the guy hit .730 or something in the World Series the other Boston guys were barely .200 make someone else beat you Wainwright dumbass & his manager a bigger dumbass.
Nobody in my family likes baseball. Nobody watched it. This was the first World series I watched, out of curiosity. And this monstrous dominant performance delivered by David Ortiz convinced me to start watching and liking baseball. 8 years later here I am, it also made me a die hard Red Sox fan here in Guatemala!
Dude, He's the Greatest Clutch hitter of all time. I'd say he outstrips Reggie Jackson and Babe Ruth in the Clutch category. Don't take it the wrong way, Reggie had big hits in big games, but Ortiz seems to have game changing or winning hits in every series he played in. His 2004 ALCS was equally impressive, as was his 2007 and 2004 WS. He was MVP of multiple playoff series and hit about .300 for his post season Career. His Home Run Rate, his batting average, and his RBI rate all increased in the playoffs, and it seems the ALCS and WS in particular, his Batting AVG was far higher than his regular season numbers.
paysonfox88 Jon Lester should have gotten the World Series MVP in 2013, he was 2-0. Ortiz had a lot of hits but how many of them produced runs in that series
As a Cardinals fan, watching Ortiz control this series by destroying our pitching was tough, but awe inspiring. Could not get dude out. Absolutely in a zone. Congrats on the Hall of Fame. Well done.
As a Royals fan I feel the same about Bumgarner. Just a master class in baseball in 2014. The reason I clicked on this video is the same reason. What did Papi hit in this series? Like .716 or something right?
I broke my laptop from flipping my desk watching the goat Ortiz in 2004 and 2007, then broke my laptop and cried like a baby with his performance in 2013 playoff/World Series performance!!!!!!!!!!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
@@pokesmot3174 The Tigers have had players on the MLB roster suspended 3 times for PEDs (Jhonny Peralta ring a bell? in fact Jhonny got suspended in 2013, the year of these highlights). The Red Sox have had: 0. Steroids are everywhere in MLB, on every team. To say that one team won because of steroids is silly because there were 29 other teams with people juicing too. And why are you trying to commiserate with a Yankees fan about steroids, have you ever heard of Arod?
@MANCHESTER UNITED Except not in America for two reasons: 1. We have basketball courts everywhere randomly in this country. So the sport that you can play to escape poverty is basketball instead of soccer like ever other country. So none of our best athletes play soccer. 2. We don't like watching Superstars flopping like little bitches. Get the fuck up play the game properly.
@MANCHESTER UNITED You can enjoy your sport and I'll enjoy mine. Why you feel the need to come to a post about baseball and talk about soccer I do not understand.
MANCHESTER UNITED only reason why soccer is the most popular sport is Bc it’s a poor mans sport lol. In developing countries it is easy to get a ball to kick around in comparison to baseball which is expensive.
I find myself rewatching WS highlights from 2004, 07, 13, and 18 every now and then. Ortiz still stands out as the best player the franchise has ever had.
I mean I wouldn't say that its "not even close." There are a couple of players that give him a run for his money. Reggie Jackson, Derek Jeter, Albert Pujols, Kirk Gibson, and Joe Carter just to name a few.
GOAT Red Sox player. No offense to all the other Sox greats but this guy was hugely responsible for the championships in 2004, 2007 and obviously 2013!
For nearly 30 years Carl Yaztremski was my all time favorite Red Sox player... Big Papa replaced him and then some. Thanks for helping to make the Red Sox a Championship organization again!!!
Still amazed that he didn't continue playing since he had probably the greatest final season in the history of the game. But still much respect for going out on top.
I don't think people fully appreciate how special this guy truly was. Good hitter with power; think about how rare that is today. The new .300 seems to be .250 with 200 SOs. He was pretty fast for a big guy too. First ballot Hall of Famer.
@@avigdorbenhaim2551 @Avigdor Benhaim Not at all and it's not particularly close. Martinez was remarkable at DH and their stats are kind of similar in some ways - like .933 OPS for Martinez vs .931 for Ortiz. But Ortiz produced more over a longer period of time, which is why he has 500 more RBIs, 200 more runs and 200 more homers. So while some average stats go for Martinez (ex. OBP), Ortiz produced a significantly more over their respective careers. When the averages are close, quantity really matters and that alone makes Papi a far better DH over the course of their careers. If two guys have OPS's of 140+ over course of their careers, the guy who maintains that significantly longer is simply the better player. Then there's the postseason and this is where Martinez doesn't just take a back seat, he's not even allowed on the bus. Martinez shrunk in the postseason, hitting .266 and a OPS .873 and winning nothing over 36 postseason games. In fact, he was truly dreadful when his team lost their postseason series, hitting .087, .150, .238 and .188. He was a large reason his teams never made it to the World Series. Ortiz .289 with a .947 OPS against the best pitchers and the best teams out there over 85 games, winning 3 World Series and delivering some of the most clutch baseball ever seen. It's rare for a hitter to post BETTER statistics during the postseason when the pitching tends to dominate but Ortiz did and in truly spectacular fashion. This isn't a knock against Edgar. He was great. But Ortiz clearly had the better career and thus is the best DH of all time.
it really blows my mind how his stat line is so insane that series even WITHOUT the grand slam that got robbed! can you imagine what it would look like if that had landed?!? One more hit, home run and 4 RBI! plus the addition to the OPS, Unbelievable series
This series hurt me as a Cards fan. But I must say no matter how deep rivalries run or how tense the game gets, the sportsmanship show by many players of this wonderful game is extremely admirable. These were the two best teams in baseball that season, but it seems without Pujols in his prime holding down the 3 spot my cards just didn't have the firepower to keep up with this legend. Long live Big Papi, who did his absolute best to make the game better every time he played.
Ortiz was a monster but there definitely should have been a co-MVP for Jon Lester in that series. 1 run on 9 hits in 15.1 innings. Won the pivotal Game 5 over Wainwright on the road. Dude was lights out.
Man, I miss watching Ortiz stand in the box. Ortiz and Brady for all those years, absolutely spoiled. Two of the most clutch athletes of all time in their respective sports.
Idc about your nostalgia for older players and shit, David Ortiz is the most clutch hitter in playoffs history. Taking nothing away from the older guys but Ortiz is ice fucking cold in big moments.
"The rookie can bring it, mid 90's."
...and Papi can return it, mid 400s.
More like mid or high 300s only place past 400 is that triangle in center field that separates the green monster and the regular seating (there is a term for that area seating, but I don't remember). Also mid 400s in that area would be gone like mid seating.
@@samjohnson4626 you need to relax some. it's a joke.
@@oldbittercraig3513 It's baseball man. We're stats junkies. It can't be helped.
@@samjohnson4626 that ball went about 403 feet. You can measure it on google earth. So a little further than mid/high 300s
I was all, but born there and if possible put in there after dead since I'll be cremated. So yeah also not to bad for what I thought I also just came back to this after a while and 403 sounds about right. As for the chill guy like the guy said after we're stat junkies there's 162 games a full year 30 teams so 4860 or 2430 games in reg season. Plus spring training, all star game, and October or postseason. Plus minor league games. It's why I'm bored cause once March rolls I'm getting ready for baseball once April may is in then it's all sports, but June July to November or mid late November all baseball I don't care about NFL offseason and preseason let alone NHL and NBA offseason and preseason. Plus in MLB offseason I check out stats of a lot of players.
Ortiz was a beast in this series. Oh wait. Ortiz was a beast his entire career
R J not with the twins lol
FaZe Booce He just needed to fake being bad to go to a real team
He was solid with the twins, just couldn’t hit lefties.
He needed to take steroids after getting released by the twins. He was on performance enhancers during this series just like 2004 & 2007.
mst3k54 He was? Show me any link that says this. And I dont mean in the title to get you to click bait.....aaaaaaand go
One of the greatest individual performances in world series history.
THE greatest
Defunct na ortiz on the offensive side, Bumgarner on the pitching side
@@inoh558 you're probably right. Both where incredible
Defunct na David Freese basically won the cardinals their WS.
Wainwright dumbass the guy hit .730 or something in the World Series the other Boston guys were barely .200 make someone else beat you Wainwright dumbass & his manager a bigger dumbass.
Nobody in my family likes baseball. Nobody watched it.
This was the first World series I watched, out of curiosity. And this monstrous dominant performance delivered by David Ortiz convinced me to start watching and liking baseball.
8 years later here I am, it also made me a die hard Red Sox fan here in Guatemala!
David Ortiz - the most important player in the history of Red Sox
What abt mike trout
Without David Ortiz Boston Wouldn't Have Won 3 Titles
Postseason 100% in making Boston what it is either Carl Yastrzemski or Ted Williams
easily
David Ortiz: The Greatest Postseason hitter of all time.
Hands down.
Derek jeter but carry on
@@dta57 Lol.
Manny Ramirez?
Reggie Jackson is Mr October
@@KevinGomez-dc7hr Fuck Reggie Jackson, and everyone that looks like him.
If there was ever an MVP of any series in history -- it was Ortiz in this one!!!!
when you get 40% of your team's hits in a series - you're MVP
paysonfox88 he was batting over .700 that's insane
Dude, He's the Greatest Clutch hitter of all time. I'd say he outstrips Reggie Jackson and Babe Ruth in the Clutch category. Don't take it the wrong way, Reggie had big hits in big games, but Ortiz seems to have game changing or winning hits in every series he played in.
His 2004 ALCS was equally impressive, as was his 2007 and 2004 WS. He was MVP of multiple playoff series and hit about .300 for his post season Career.
His Home Run Rate, his batting average, and his RBI rate all increased in the playoffs, and it seems the ALCS and WS in particular, his Batting AVG was far higher than his regular season numbers.
paysonfox88 Jon Lester should have gotten the World Series MVP in 2013, he was 2-0. Ortiz had a lot of hits but how many of them produced runs in that series
thiefswiller when you batting over .700 you deserve to win MVP
Carlos Rodriguez he didn’t bat over .700 he bat .688 it’s kind of an arguable case but I’ll always say it should’ve gone to Lester
As a Cardinals fan, watching Ortiz control this series by destroying our pitching was tough, but awe inspiring. Could not get dude out. Absolutely in a zone. Congrats on the Hall of Fame. Well done.
As a Royals fan I feel the same about Bumgarner. Just a master class in baseball in 2014. The reason I clicked on this video is the same reason. What did Papi hit in this series? Like .716 or something right?
@@TheDaveyLately .688, absolutely insane.. 11 hits and 8 walks.. OPS almost 2.000.. Was like video game stats when playing on rookie or something lol.
I broke my laptop from flipping my desk watching the goat Ortiz in 2004 and 2007, then broke my laptop and cried like a baby with his performance in 2013 playoff/World Series performance!!!!!!!!!!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
From a Yankee fan: You've got to be an amazing player to be intentionally walked 3 times in a WS game
Andres Guillermo steroids?!?!
Andres Guillermo Wish they let Detroit cheat thier ways to titles too
Andres Guillermo They would never let the tigers be on this many roids
@@pokesmot3174 The Tigers have had players on the MLB roster suspended 3 times for PEDs (Jhonny Peralta ring a bell? in fact Jhonny got suspended in 2013, the year of these highlights). The Red Sox have had: 0. Steroids are everywhere in MLB, on every team. To say that one team won because of steroids is silly because there were 29 other teams with people juicing too. And why are you trying to commiserate with a Yankees fan about steroids, have you ever heard of Arod?
Yea
There will never be another Papi.
His character, his power, his smile, his swagger, his humor, his heart..
Never see that entire package again..
Those stats are disgusting, and even more so when you remember he had a grand slam robbed.
@MANCHESTER UNITED Except not in America for two reasons:
1. We have basketball courts everywhere randomly in this country. So the sport that you can play to escape poverty is basketball instead of soccer like ever other country. So none of our best athletes play soccer.
2. We don't like watching Superstars flopping like little bitches. Get the fuck up play the game properly.
@MANCHESTER UNITED Are you gatekeeping sports right now?
@MANCHESTER UNITED You can enjoy your sport and I'll enjoy mine. Why you feel the need to come to a post about baseball and talk about soccer I do not understand.
@MANCHESTER UNITED Basketball is becoming more and more global, guarantee everyone knows who Lebron is.
MANCHESTER UNITED only reason why soccer is the most popular sport is Bc it’s a poor mans sport lol. In developing countries it is easy to get a ball to kick around in comparison to baseball which is expensive.
I find myself rewatching WS highlights from 2004, 07, 13, and 18 every now and then. Ortiz still stands out as the best player the franchise has ever had.
The reason I fell in love with baseball was big Papi. Will never forget the grand slam he hit against the tigers.
Most clutch hitter in MLB history and it's not even close.
Facts
Next closest has to be David Freese. At least for the post season.
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I mean I wouldn't say that its "not even close." There are a couple of players that give him a run for his money. Reggie Jackson, Derek Jeter, Albert Pujols, Kirk Gibson, and Joe Carter just to name a few.
@@Jacobthekid28
NOT
EVEN
CLOSE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
GOAT Red Sox player. No offense to all the other Sox greats but this guy was hugely responsible for the championships in 2004, 2007 and obviously 2013!
@Lighthouse in the Storm he’s a myth
@Lighthouse in the Storm Big Papi is better and I respect Williams as a player in fact I have him second all time in Redsox history
Ortiz is a legend. His middle name is clutch.
James Williams FUCKING RIGHT!!
Jephte orthodox Nah Clutch is his first name David Ortiz is just the definition
The best postseason hitter of all time. The best DH of all time. Top 8 hitter of all time
I think my favorite thing about Ortiz was that he was a lefty. Representing for us 10% out here!
The 3-5 greatest hitters of all time were all lefties, Babe Ruth, Barry Bonds, Griffey Jr, Ichiro Suzuki
Only exception was Hank Aaron
Giants fan and I love watching David Ortiz highlights!
One of the best hitters ever and the Yankee Killer.
Literally in the entire world series you can tell they never wanted to pitch to him
Dude became Barry Bonds for an entire series.
Maybe the best World Series performance ever. He was a terror
For nearly 30 years Carl Yaztremski was my all time favorite Red Sox player... Big Papa replaced him and then some. Thanks for helping to make the Red Sox a Championship organization again!!!
The ball must have looked like a SOFTBALL to him in this series, UNREAL
More like a beach
Greatest performance in World Series history. Most important player in Red Sox history
BEAST Greatest Clutch Hitter of all time
TheDieHardWWEAddict ur 100% right!! There maybe a few others tht r better, but Ortiz is ONE of the best clutch hitters EVER!!
im a yankees fan but i love this guy, funny asf and an outstanding player. Activated the jets at 4:44
"Activated the jets" 😂😂😂😂
Lmaoooo he was definitely chugging 😂 he somehow essentially had 2 infield hits in this series also lol
jets were activated 5:45
I miss the old days of Sox vs Yankees. Jeter and Ortiz were both great to watch.
I have to say I may be biased as a red sox fan but this is still one of the most impressive stretches in professional sports I've ever seen
Who else watching this while praying big papi all good 🙏🏼 WE LOVE YOU PAPI!!!!!
This is the greatest showing of what David Ortiz could do with a bat in his entire career
Still amazed that he didn't continue playing since he had probably the greatest final season in the history of the game. But still much respect for going out on top.
Better going out on top
I don't think people fully appreciate how special this guy truly was. Good hitter with power; think about how rare that is today. The new .300 seems to be .250 with 200 SOs. He was pretty fast for a big guy too. First ballot Hall of Famer.
David Ortiz el mejor de República Dominicana
Grasia :dios mio por deborberle la bida adabi ortiz
@@wilsonboniyaperez3566 Nunca la perdió...
Wilson boniya perez coño hay que empezar comprando un libro nacho para usted
Albely Ramos serénate men, muchas veces son niños detrás de un teclado, trátalo suave
Manny machado would like a word
Even as a yankee fan, I love all this Man did for the game. Truly there will never be another papi
He was absolutely unbelievable during that series.
11 Hits in 16 AB's, this dude was simply amazing! Had to watch this to get into the WS feels again, Go Sox!!
Greatest clutch hitter and DH of ALL TIME
DH. couldn't run or field. DH
Edgar Martinez is the best DH of all time
@@josephhale9198 that's why I said DH...
@@avigdorbenhaim2551 how? Big Papi has way better stats
@@avigdorbenhaim2551 @Avigdor Benhaim Not at all and it's not particularly close. Martinez was remarkable at DH and their stats are kind of similar in some ways - like .933 OPS for Martinez vs .931 for Ortiz. But Ortiz produced more over a longer period of time, which is why he has 500 more RBIs, 200 more runs and 200 more homers. So while some average stats go for Martinez (ex. OBP), Ortiz produced a significantly more over their respective careers. When the averages are close, quantity really matters and that alone makes Papi a far better DH over the course of their careers. If two guys have OPS's of 140+ over course of their careers, the guy who maintains that significantly longer is simply the better player.
Then there's the postseason and this is where Martinez doesn't just take a back seat, he's not even allowed on the bus. Martinez shrunk in the postseason, hitting .266 and a OPS .873 and winning nothing over 36 postseason games. In fact, he was truly dreadful when his team lost their postseason series, hitting .087, .150, .238 and .188. He was a large reason his teams never made it to the World Series. Ortiz .289 with a .947 OPS against the best pitchers and the best teams out there over 85 games, winning 3 World Series and delivering some of the most clutch baseball ever seen. It's rare for a hitter to post BETTER statistics during the postseason when the pitching tends to dominate but Ortiz did and in truly spectacular fashion.
This isn't a knock against Edgar. He was great. But Ortiz clearly had the better career and thus is the best DH of all time.
The best part in this World Series is when Molina looked back at the umpire and said this guy is incredible, that’s when you know your a great hitter
I'm a Braves fan but how can you not like David Ortiz? Great personality and player!
I love at the end when they just give up and intentionally walk him every time he gets up.
it really blows my mind how his stat line is so insane that series even WITHOUT the grand slam that got robbed! can you imagine what it would look like if that had landed?!? One more hit, home run and 4 RBI! plus the addition to the OPS, Unbelievable series
Only 3 more RBIs
@@mjf2891 why would that only be 3 RBIs
Chris Tran it would only be 3 more because he already got one with the sacrifice fly
@@mjf2891 a grand slam results in a batter being credited with 4 RBIs.
Chris Tran do you not know what the word “more” means? He was already credited with 1 rbi, so he would only get 3 more with a grand slam.
Entres todos los mejores peloteros del mundo hay una gran suma de dominicanos, y entres los mejores está David Ortiz, que viva RD
He is the clutchest player in MLB history in my opinion.
The most clutch hitter ever.
He had the biggest impact on boston
Eli Arsenault
Just an unbelievable WS performance. Absolute beast.
This guy was so good I miss seeing him on the team. Like batting 700 in the World Series is amazing
I’m here to watch greatness again. Big Papi. One of the best players in these times. Hoping to watch the current day Red Sox there this year.
One of the best postseason performances that year. Dude could not be denied
i'll never forget this performance in my life.
This series hurt me as a Cards fan. But I must say no matter how deep rivalries run or how tense the game gets, the sportsmanship show by many players of this wonderful game is extremely admirable. These were the two best teams in baseball that season, but it seems without Pujols in his prime holding down the 3 spot my cards just didn't have the firepower to keep up with this legend. Long live Big Papi, who did his absolute best to make the game better every time he played.
El mejor bateador designado en la historia de las grandes ligas!! Thanks Big Papi
Arriba República Dominicana! David Ortiz really made us proud. Excellent on the field and very positive role model off the field
He had an amazing career deserves to be in the hall of fame first ballot he’s on
got what he deserved :)
@@nxxdle_ this made me happy
Nunca he visto una actuación tan magistral para un bateador, como la que tuvo el gran Big papi, en esta serie mundial del 2013. Leyenda!!
04 and 07 were great teams full of super stars. 2013 Was Ortiz' team. He willed them to greatness.
Best clutch hitter in baseball history
🇩🇴GOD bless you David ortiz 🇩🇴
David Ortiz is in fire in world series 2013 . This is GREAT MEMORIES.
unreal video thanks for editing this together, not sure how i stumbled upon it but ortiz is a fucking legend
Spliff Brule
One of the best performances in the history of this great game ⚾️ 6 years later and I still get goosebumps watching this.
I'd say he was seeing the ball pretty well...
You think?
This dude was a monster in big games
No doubt he is one of the five greatest red Sox's player !!
GO Red Sox!!!! 2018 World Series Champs!!!!! Team of the century
Dominican power 🇩🇴🇩🇴
Ortiz always walked up to the plate like he knew what was bout to happen but was keeping it a secret 😂😂😂😂 dude has the smoothest swing
Este señor no parecía humano , bateaba demasiado , muy fino David
David is one of the best in history
This is the most unbelievable world series performance ever
Had to come back here today. Welcome to the HOF Big Papi.
He is so clutch. What a postseason player he was. I’m a Braves fan but really appreciate what he brought to his team every game
0:35 he hit the catcher on the head with the bat😂😂😂
Nick Lupoli hilarious 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅the way the Molina stays and sounds the helmet
Lmfao!
Nick Lupoli 0:38
Nick Lupoli
Nick Lupoli nice good eye there
Un futuro salón de la fama de Cooper tawn david Ortiz sin lugar a dudas
Esperemos que así sea
Ya lo es que emoción 🥲
This is a hot streak that will never be replicated.
En mi vida , yo avía visto un hombre dar tantas galletas en una serie santo Dios
lol 1.948 OPS. Dude wasn't fkn around.
Best single person performance I’ve ever seen
Que orgulloso me siento del Big Papi grande entre los grandes
I'm not gonna lie, i never thought I'd see David Ortiz hit an opposite field homerun especially over the green monster
Ortiz was a monster but there definitely should have been a co-MVP for Jon Lester in that series. 1 run on 9 hits in 15.1 innings. Won the pivotal Game 5 over Wainwright on the road. Dude was lights out.
Agree 100%. Both Ortiz and Lester were equally important that Series.
sox shoulda never let him go
Ortiz Was more important 15 -11 at bat he Was a monster in that series
Other people played well but I mean Papi put the cape on
Wow He’s the best 💫
Man, I miss watching Ortiz stand in the box. Ortiz and Brady for all those years, absolutely spoiled. Two of the most clutch athletes of all time in their respective sports.
Just here dropping by... Boston 2018 World Series Champions #BostonStrong
#TitleTown
Soy aguilucho pero amo el deporte en general que vivan los deportistas
Idc about your nostalgia for older players and shit, David Ortiz is the most clutch hitter in playoffs history. Taking nothing away from the older guys but Ortiz is ice fucking cold in big moments.
I like how even with the outs omitted you still see David bat three or four times per game.
What a legend!!
3 intentional walks and a regular walk in one game 😂
Big Papi the Clutch Ortiz he was superb
El mejor coñazoooooo 🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴
Legendary
God Bless you David Ortiz 🙏😇
Ortiz was in the zone that hole postseason
since 2020 and I still have the joy of a great game
6:09 just look at his Batting Avg...that's unheard of
Orgullo Dominicano
Ortiz was so clutch this series he was untouchable
2004 he put the team in his back after the Yankess were leading 3-0 the series. Big Papi was clutch.
will always be loved by boston fans...
Paul Oller ABSOLUTELY!!
Except when Fenway Faithful booed and ridiculed him