Yadier Molina Throwing Out Extremely Fast Runners
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I still love when Kolten Wong managed to get a steal off Yadi and literally took the bag home as a trophy
Yadi also signed the bag for him after the game
A new trophy in the MLB. 😂😂😂
Taking that bag home means a sign of respect and recognition.
The cardinals had by far the fewest stolen base attempts against during yadis reign. He was truly feared, and anyone who says he’s not a HOFer is ignorant.
He was a straight thug behind the dish.. Ran the diamond from the point, a true HOF'er and in my eyes the greatest catcher of all time... Perfection...
He was a total ass hole as a person....anyone who says he wasn't is ignorant!
He played 19 years and was top5 or better at c for those years. He's a hof.
Very few catchers get this respect. Molina and Pudge are 2 that come to mind right off top. Their presence behind the plate could literally change and teams game plan. Some tough shoes for anyone to fill.
I'm willing to bet the absence of Yadi has directly contributed to this season's failure b
@@ilearnedsomethingnewtoday6193I like to compare him to Peyton Manning, they may have each lost a little bit in their final seasons physically, but the way they saw their fields, was unreal.
Among players who aren't pitchers, Yadi is probably the most skilled baseball thrower of them all
That's true but his awareness and game knowledge also contributed.
I grew up in St Louis during Yadi’s tenure and thought that stealing just never worked and hardly ever was attempted because of it never working. Little did I know that Yadi was just that good
He no doubt deserves to be a first ballot hall of famer
Statistically the best defender ever by DRS. Yadi Forever. 💪🏻
Lifelong Cardinal and Yadi fan, but not sure you're correct.
Being a Cubs fan got me an up-close look at Yadi throughout his career, dude really was something else. Just unreal, Yadi could've thrown out a motorcycle if it got a slow jump towards second
Bob Feller vs. motorcycle vs. Molina's pickoff
I miss yadi I think he helped the cardinals pitchers too, we were definitely better than this year, I think he was basically a pitching coach the cardinals should bring him back as a coach.
I really hope he comes back to the league in a coaching position. He's a natural leader, he's just got that it factor. The game is lesser without him.
I think he's enjoying retirement well In WBC he was coaching
I thought he was coaching in Venezuela
@@trevorschelling6804 Puerto rico
Gonna steal....Yadier mind. Was a pleasure watching him thru his career as a Cardinal. Didn't even make it to the post season this year. Feels weird not season baseball in Oct. in STL.
Stealing against Yadi was ill-advised, it just wasn't something a smart player did unless they were exceedingly fast.
And all of these dudes were exceedingly fast, and they still got gunned out! He really was something else
Nobody stole on yadi for almost a decade go look at the attempted steals with yadi behind the dish it’s staggering
It was still damn near impossible with exceedingly fast
@@madethecut2f Yadi isn't behind homplate they're going for it without hesitation, simple as that. If he is behind the plate though, 9 times out of 10 *"You have chosen death."*
one of the greatest that ever did it.
I will always be impressed by a catcher throwing from his knees to 2nd 😅 That shit is hard man lol
Watching Yadi throw from behind second base makes it seem like it’s half the distance it actually is. The ball just gets to second so fast.
That's the best catcher I have ever seen
Brilliant. As sad as it is, he's vastly underrated.
Yadier Molina, Hall of Fame catcher!
Yadi had amazing baseball instincts, meaning he inherently seemed to know just what to do due to quick thinking analysis of the situation.
The way he consciously allows for the tail on his throw, ie throwing 3ft left of 2nd base so it would tail to 1ft right of 2nd base
Gotta love Bob Davidson's 'sarcastic' out call at 0:28.
Molina puts so much spin on his throws they have more movement than many MLB pitches.
Yeah, what?
Who tf told you this?
Can't wait to see a video on Posey.
I swear DeLong had a hot dog and a beer waiting for the baserunner in a couple of those throws
Of course you had to wait until the very end before finally talking about Billy Hamilton!
Find me a pitcher that can throw a strike across the diamond like Yadi.
Cardinals fan going back to the sixties. Yadi was a pleasure to watch. With apologies to Ted Simmons, who was better offensively, Yadi is greatest Cardinals catcher.
Love the video, but you didnt spend nearly enough time talking about the siri/yadi taunting exchange.
PUDGE#1
If Yadi's impact isn't obvious to anybody, look at how drastically the Cardinals fell off the season after he retired.
I'm rooting for them to bounce back this season or next, but it's a tough learning curve when you lose an all-time talent and mind like Yadi
May be camera angle but his throws appear to be curve balls ending up on the first base side of the bag (if the short stop/second base player was positioned right. Regardless, what an arm!
Billy Hamilton had his number
Runner: So, coach, I'm going right?
Coach: is Yadi still behind home?
Runner: Yeah...
Coach: Then no.
Who else can be as good as him in MLB today...
Realmuto's pretty good, admittedly.
Sean murphy
Some of Yadi’s best throws were gunning down people taking too big a lead off first. Often making those laser throws from his knees
Yeah, repeat this but with Billy Hamilton
Heck of an arm, but would like to see some slow motion on some of those
Hall. Of. Fame.
Probably the only catcher to almost have Tommy John surgery !!!!!
The throws from the knees is just stupid. Wow
Yadis picture should be beside “the wrong one” in urban dictionary.
Im sure its happened a few times accidentally with the pitchers radar but I always wanted to put a radar gun on him. For the ball to travel that far in that timeframe he had to be throwing 100+
Can we get a speed check on the ball when Yadi throws it?
i guess it is from 80-95 each time
@@24kwaxxvy The other day someone threw 105mph from the outfield to get a guy out at home plate.
@@americandissident9062 105 is some devious work, massive props to that guy
Those laser beams to 3rd....
When I see Cal Raleigh throw out runners I think of Yadi
Happy birthday to the G.O.A.T Yadi!
All I can see is how ridiculous umpires look when they make the call
Imagine if you have Mookie, Puig and Cespedes as your catcher.
Puig and Céspedes aren’t accurate
@@DubCmusicTV most of the time.
I bet Molina could throw out Acuña
Bruh was the fucking goat
As a Reds fan, I have always hated Yadier Molina. I always loved watching Billy Hamilton steal bases on him. Sucks that Billy was never able to figure out how to get on base. Be nice if the Reds had a catcher like Yadi these days because Stephenson and Maile cannot stop any steals. opposing hitters are gonna be stealing bases all over the Reds this year and there is nothing they can do about it because their catchers suck.
Billy Hamilton was 24-26 against Yadi. Where are those highlights 🤣 Billy owned Yadi
Stealing is an art. As soon as the pitcher lifts his leg you go. Molina could never throw me out. By the time the ball got to second I'd already be running him over at home plate. Rip molina.
I am not a baseball fan I don't be need to be to recognize evil when I see it. Stealing is stealing, whether a bag or your mother's knickers. TAKE WHAT YOU EARN. Nothing more nothing less!
Bro, what?? 🤣
lmao wtf. Go take your meds
I need to steal you some grammar books holy hell 😂
Hilarious!
The guy was a talent but a horrible human being....
WTF are you talking about? He started a charity to serve childhood cancer patients in Puerto Rico called Foundation 4. He also helped with hurricane Maria relief efforts. Hes also a supportive teammate. I have never heard a negative word spoken of him.
@@halcyonacoustic7366 Charities are usually the agent telling the client/player to start it as a PR move. I doubt he even knows what the name of "his" charity is!
I have seen countless interviews where he is pompous and arrogant, talks about how everyone has to respect him, even umps. He's full of himself. Bengie was 100X the man this clown is
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I miss Yadi so much. He was our Michael Jordan
So... since we got a Yadi video, any chance of getting a full format version and an Ivan video to boot? 🥹🥹