The really slow pitch around 3:16 is also Dee Strange-Gordon pitching, he is a fielder so he doesn't usually pitch and is only doing so because the game is out of hand and they don't want to use up a pitcher in a game they know they won't win.
@3:32 the game was 14-2 so they basically knew the game was over and brought in and outfielder to pitch. It happens quite a bit during the middle of the season
That was an intentional eephus pitch that softly hit the batter. They were goofing around because the game was basically over. When you're losing by too many runs late in the game, the losing team will use a position player, instead of a relief pitcher, to pitch until the game is over so they can rest their bullpen in a blowout.
3:17 is one of the best at base hit reacts I've seen... he didn't lean into it.. just took it and then took to a no-need-to-clear-the-dugouts level. love this
I dont think anyone's gonna clear the benches on that no matter what happened lol. It was a blowout so a position player was pitching just trying to lob it in the zone and its only 50mph
You've got to check out the 1920s baseball comedy routine "Who's on First?" by Abbott and Costello. There's probably a dozen versions on TH-cam, it's legendary.
Back in the 1970s and 1980s, there was a well-known weekly show called "This Week in Baseball". It had a memorable host and gave a fun review of the previous week in major league baseball with highlights and bloopers. Many of episodes can easily be found. You will also see many of the gags that the players did in your video.
Love that you watched this, but there’s another series of videos called “not so Serious Baseball” that’s great. It shows what happens in the dugout with these guys. It’s so funny
Love your vids! If you want more football reactions, react to the many NFL top 10 videos, they go into all sorts of categories, such as elusive runners, QB's, but also things like worst teams, curses, and bad weather games Edit: some of the videos are a little dated, being made as far back as the late 2000s, but they are all very good watches
I’ve been requesting those. One of my favorites is James Harrison’s Super Bowl interception for a TD. Love me some NFL Network Top 10. They’ve reacted to some of the 100 Greatest Players of All Time on Patreon, and I’m still waiting for them to get to No. 1. Daz guessed Tom Brady, and he’s wrong.
@@areguapiri Yeah probably, I'm just letting them know if they do watch some, some of the lists would be different today (ex: top 10 head coaches that belonged in college)
Not only is Adrián Beltré absolutely hilarious, he’s also 1 of the greatest 3rd basemen to ever play the game
3:30 it was a position player pitching because it was a blowout
thats dee gordon pitching, hes not a pitcher hes not trying to throw hard. hes just trying to save the bullpen in a blow out loss.
Yeah.. I remember that. Dee Gordon used to be a Dodger.. Damn bums Dodgers. Used to be my team.
The really slow pitch around 3:16 is also Dee Strange-Gordon pitching, he is a fielder so he doesn't usually pitch and is only doing so because the game is out of hand and they don't want to use up a pitcher in a game they know they won't win.
@3:32 the game was 14-2 so they basically knew the game was over and brought in and outfielder to pitch. It happens quite a bit during the middle of the season
Adrian Beltre was one of my favorite Ranger's, he was a pleasure to watch on field and in the dugout. You never know what he was up to next.
That was an intentional eephus pitch that softly hit the batter. They were goofing around because the game was basically over. When you're losing by too many runs late in the game, the losing team will use a position player, instead of a relief pitcher, to pitch until the game is over so they can rest their bullpen in a blowout.
Just dont throw out Jose Conseco.
Just dont throw out Jose Conseco.
a rare technical difficulty lol props for keepin it in
3:17 is one of the best at base hit reacts I've seen... he didn't lean into it.. just took it and then took to a no-need-to-clear-the-dugouts level. love this
I dont think anyone's gonna clear the benches on that no matter what happened lol. It was a blowout so a position player was pitching just trying to lob it in the zone and its only 50mph
I like the intermission! haha
You've got to check out the 1920s baseball comedy routine "Who's on First?" by Abbott and Costello. There's probably a dozen versions on TH-cam, it's legendary.
I just love how Adrian Beltré is roughly 50% of all "not so serious" baseball moments. LOL
RIP General!
Bob Knight
Lol dave edited this video and showed the entire low battery part😂
Back in the 1970s and 1980s, there was a well-known weekly show called "This Week in Baseball". It had a memorable host and gave a fun review of the previous week in major league baseball with highlights and bloopers. Many of episodes can easily be found. You will also see many of the gags that the players did in your video.
Doesn't Beltre's son have some offers from high level schools
We had a not so serious camera failure in the middle of a not so serious MLB video. Perfection
Love your videos @ Love from Pennsylvania.
Love that you watched this, but there’s another series of videos called “not so Serious Baseball” that’s great. It shows what happens in the dugout with these guys. It’s so funny
A hundred and sixty two games in a regular season you gotta have some fun
The most Joey Votto thing to ever happen was Joey being tossed out of the game in his final game of his career lmao.
Do we know for certain he’s played his last game? If so, thanks for the memories, future Famer, Joseph Votto.
Love your vids!
If you want more football reactions, react to the many NFL top 10 videos, they go into all sorts of categories, such as elusive runners, QB's, but also things like worst teams, curses, and bad weather games
Edit: some of the videos are a little dated, being made as far back as the late 2000s, but they are all very good watches
I’ve been requesting those. One of my favorites is James Harrison’s Super Bowl interception for a TD. Love me some NFL Network Top 10. They’ve reacted to some of the 100 Greatest Players of All Time on Patreon, and I’m still waiting for them to get to No. 1. Daz guessed Tom Brady, and he’s wrong.
The late 2000s is recent. The 70s and 80s is where you need to look.
@@areguapiri Yeah probably, I'm just letting them know if they do watch some, some of the lists would be different today (ex: top 10 head coaches that belonged in college)
Very professional, very Dave. 😀
baseball is the only sport thats serious and silly at the same time.
Ohio state is 9-0 go buckeyes