The Most Absurd No Hitter
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ต.ค. 2024
- Edwin Jackson threw a very unlikely, unusual No Hitter on June 25, 2010. Not only was it unexpected given his career up to that point, but it was also a No Hitter that had more in common with 1980s baseball than 2010s and certainly modern baseball. In this video, I dig into why it was so weird - and why it will never happen again.
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I get alllll the credit, allll the blame, and alllll the shame for the music and art.
I feel called out. This video was literally background noise while I worked and I stopped what I was doing to comment about why the video should have been longer.
Haha! We all do it!
hell yeah bro i mess with your content. everyones done dock ellis and abbot but ive never seen a video on edwin jackons no hitter
Hey, dude, I remember you from DRB. Didn't realize you made videos. This was really good, and I hope you do more. Peace.
"I don't know of any conclusive evidence-based reviews or studies that suggest pitch counts and pitch limits prevent pitcher injuries."
I believe that former Major League pitcher Tom House (who is most famous for catching Hank Aaron's 715th home run in the Braves' bullpen) wrote a book that detailed his studies about the correlation between the overwork of pitchers and injury.
House looked at innings pitched, not pitch counts. He established that a pitcher who pitches more than a certain number of innings in a season before age 25 is much more likely to have his career shortened by injuries. If I remember correctly, the only exception to that trend was Tom Seaver.
House wrote a few books; I think this one was called "The Diamond Appraised", but I could be wrong.
I'm here because of the fish on first interview as a marlins fan really learn a lot had to sub to your channel all the best
Thank you so much!
i've watched almost every tigers game this year and I thought the season was over after we traded flaherty and olson got hurt and we basically had one starter for the rest of the season. I definitely miss the days of sending a different cy young caliber pitcher to the mound every day like in the early 2010s. But damn the past few months have been fun to watch. Sometimes using so many pitchers makes me a bit worried because it feels like there's a good chance one guy just doesn't have his best stuff on any given day. but I think it's a cool strategy. It worked beautifully today, they had a rhp open the game so cleveland stacked their lineup with left handed hitters and then they brought out left handed reliever in the second inning so cleveland burnt through most of their bench early in the game.
As a Guardians fan I wish it was over😂😂😂. Good luck today. If yall win we’re done.
Really fantastic content dude. I love your videos and hope you keep making them
Great video. You earned at least 1 subscriber from it!
Great video hasn’t started for me but I rember the tigers trading Jackson then him throwing that no hitter
The strangest no-hitter is one that (unjustly) no longer counts: the game pitched by the Yankees' Andy Hawkins against the White Sox in 1990. He lost the game 4-0.
27 minute video is not nearly too long my guy. If a longer video tells a better story go for it!
love your videos, Bradley!
“The most absurd no hitter” not me thinking the vid’s either about Dock Ellis or Jim Abbott… “Samsonsite… I was WAYY off”
Personally think dock Ellis no hitter on LSD is more absurd
Nice
149 pitches for a no hitter is a big nope from me
Why not?
Personally for me, after about 30 pitches I'd have hit ≈15 batters, so eventually I imagine I'd get arrested for assault.
Pitchers need to learn how to throw 150 pitches again. What good stamina
@@BradleyWoodrumhaha. This cracked me up! Facts.
Back when baseball was great, before the new commissioner did his best ruining the game with stupid rules and managers let their guy pitch. Seen people pulled from no hitters after less than 100 pitches. Injuries happen and if you throw alot of pitches one game, let them sit out the next start. They are getting millions of dollars a year. Go tell the fisherman to just quit because it's dangerous. Sick of today's pampered jocks.
Nobody has to risk unnecessary injury because they are well paid ... Pitching is demanding on arms !! Not like qb s because replacements are not a big dropoff !!
show the outs rapidfire for a longer video !!
If Ohtani gets subbed after 2 times through the order, does he become ineligible to hit? If so he should learn to pitch with his left hand third time through the order 😂
Haha! I wouldn't put it past Ohtani to be able to throw left-handed, but he shouldn't need to! MLB instituted a rule specifically for Ohtani when they made the DH universal. Starting pitchers who are also the DH can remain in the game even after being replaced by a reliever.