has *_be_* rolling? I'm shocked and horrified by pronunciation Nazis Most especially because I was certain I would be the only one who noticed/commented on this
I never understood the love for Morneau. He seemed wildly overrated for years before the concussion. The MVP award really drives home the point, as he wasn't the best player on his team, wasn't the best first baseman, didn't lead the league in anything, etc. I didn't watch many Twins games during the regular season but he would habe had to have been the emperor of narrative to even draw consideration for MVP from me.
what about me im i worth attleas 10 dollars a year could a mlb owner just buy me 10 dollars worth of juice and i will show up for pratice and play if they want me to in games
the Danks extension is *still* the 3rd-largest contract given out in White Sox history. It's Benintendi's 5/75M, Moncada's 5/70M, then Danks. Imagine what that team could do with a real owner.
These videos you do on contracts are so fascinating. You always go the distance to get the math correct. You give us a visual number to see how bad/great a contract is. A little over month till opening day!
What's worse about that Bailey contract was that they had a choice going into the 2013 offseason... extend Homer or extend Johnny Cueto. They extended Homer and then watched Cueto win 20 games in 2014, lead the NL in Ks, and finish 2nd in Cy Young voting, ensuring there was no chance Cueto wasn't leaving in free agency after 2015. So, the Reds had no leverage in subsequent trade talks and the only thing they got back from that deal was... watching Johnny Cueto win a World Series for another team. The Reds are just now recovering from that Bailey extension.
And Cueto was also coming off a fourth place finish in Cy Young voting in 2012. Only defense I can give is maybe Cincy got scared of potential injury issues down the road after losing him in the NLDS, but clearly that didn't hurt him long term.
I think it's the number one pick thing. The Reds had been dreaming on Bailey since he was a high schooler. They hyper focused on the positives because doing so reflected positively on the organization. It's been years but I remember seeing studies about former first round draft picks getting far more undeserved rewards and chances.
Dennis Martínez...we still love El Presidente in Baltimore but yeah he was a big part of the team's collapse in the mid 80s despite "on paper" rosters that were amazing. Scott McGregor's arm blowing up was really bad too.
I started following baseball in 2007. Willis’s coming down with Steve Blass disease is the first time I became aware of how quickly pitchers can disappear.
I think Willis's problem was just that he was unable to repeat his high-leg kick delivery as he aged. As he progressed in his career, the kick became much less exaggerated.
Such a great video, love it. Just a FYI, the LA Angels got rid of the "of Anaheim" in 2015. Just thought you should know since it's been basically a decade. Don't want to get a big league name wrong after 9 years and all.
@lnodlt173 it is dumb, but it's like saying SoFi Stadium isn't in LA. It's in Inglewood. Inglewood is 19 miles away from LA. Anaheim is 25 miles away. It's the LA area, that's just how it works. You don't get Anaheim news, you get LA news.
@lnodlt173 maybe it should be the Inglewood Rams and the Inglewood Chargers. Or maybe the New York Giants and Jets should be the New Jersey Giants and Jets
I'm a Yankees fan and I'll never forget when I saw the ESPN headline about the Hicks' extension. I yelled out in the office, "NO!! WHY!? What are we doing!?". My boss came over and thought something was wrong and then just started busting out laughing. That was an incredibly stupid decision by Brian Cashman.
Preston Wilson did pretty well in those 58 more games with the Cardinals. He even got himself a ring like his pops did 20 years prior. Maybe he got paid too much, but oh well. For the 2006 Cardinals though, he was priceless. Provided solid offense and defense off the bench with some decent starts as well. You can knock the contract but not the player bro!
man poor Rickie weeks loved the guy as a brewer fan he worked hard as hell just couldn't put it all together still had a relatively fruitful career did some good and some bad stuff.
matt kemp was still very productive offensively through most of this contract if the dh had been a thing in nl early in this deal his value would look significantly different
I have heard stories about concussions and how some can have many and still function and some can have one or two and it's like they have to relearn how to be themselves
Bobby Bonilla may not make the list based on your criteria, but his deals with the Mets and Orioles, where his salary was deferred and he was getting paid over a mil per year after he retired. His Mets deferment was meant to go until 2035, though I'm not sure if it's still in effect.
You're mixing up deals. Bonilla signed a free agent deal with the Mets and was traded to the Orioles partway through that, but none of that contract was deferred. He then signed a free agent deal with the Marlins, was traded to the Mets, and the Mets deferred the last year of THAT deal.
@@BaseballsNotDead Well, I just oversimplified. Here's the Mets' deferment "After his subpar 1999 season, the Mets released Bonilla, but still owed him $5.9 million. Bonilla and his agent offered the Mets a deal: Bonilla would defer payment for a decade, and the Mets would pay him an annual paycheck of just over $1.19 million on July 1, starting in 2011 and ending in 2035, adding up to a total payout of $29.8 million". And then the thing with the Orioles "Bonilla also has a second deferred-contract plan with the Mets and Baltimore Orioles that was initiated in 2004 and pays him $500,000 a year for 25 years" You're right, I didnt nail down the deets, but I think it's an interesting situation that should slide in to one of these videos, if it already hasnt.
Admittedly, I am one of those Yankees fans who may have (unfairly??) developed an intense distaste for Aaron Hicks. But, saying that his 2022 was slightly below average seems kinda generous. There! Bitterness unleashed Another killer video from BND!!
Ron davis was my club coach for a couple years and that man is the single most hilarious person on the planet. He also saved a dozen people in a burning apartment during his playing days which you would never guess if you knew him. Too bad ike’s career was cut short by valley fever his son was great for a few years.
I'm surprised about this list. I had no idea about the size of overpayment on Lansing & Bailey. Especially from 2 organizations that are usually trade deadline sellers. I'm surprised Alex Rodriguez's re-up with NYY didn't slot in here. Given his 2nd 10-year-deal [after the opt-out] was basically financially trash after year 6. Two subpar seasons sandwiched around the year-long suspension and released with a year left. How much of that $300 million was wasted $$$... I also take the Aaron Hicks contract as documentation that the Yankees learned absolutely nothing from the Jacoby Ellsbury contract. Paying someone big $$$ for 5+ years because of 1 above-average full season.
You should do a video similar to your one ranking baseball movies on one called the hill Ok, movie baseball scenes are pretty decent, but I think it would be fun watching you tear it to shreds.
Ricky Romero must have just missed the cut $28m contract but he forgot how to pitch after signing it. Hitters started laying off his curve and his circle change, both of which he had a hard time throwing in the zone, and his fastball wasn't good enough to get a lot of swing and miss.
Dontrelle Willis was a sad decline from a brief flash, but he and Lincecum have similar stories with the crazy delivery although Lincecum lasted much longer.
It wasn't, but it wouldn't be close to this list regardless. His first free agent contract with the Mets actually fared OK. It was his second free agent contract with the Marlins where he was eventually traded to the Mets where the last year was deferred. Even with the deferrals, it's nowhere even close to as bad as people make it out to be. All of his deferrals combined is similar to what Stephen Strasburg will make just next year. Accounting for baseball revenue inflation, the deferral might have actually saved the Mets money versus just paying the $5.9 million in 1999. Plus it freed up that $5.9 million so they could acquire Mike Hampton, who was instrumental in the Mets making the 2000 World Series. I even have in the back of my mind to do a video in the future titled "Bobby Bonilla's Deferred Contract was Not That Bad." If you want to look at a bad deferred contract, Bruce Sutter's with the Braves was objectively WAY worse.
Every time i see Bautista throwing the bat down in your opener. I think about the look on his face when he ran up on the pitcher and got punched in the face.
Things I care about when I try a new channel. First off I hate modern day Baseball the game isn't even the same just like the NBA and NFL so as with the other's I prefer the 1990's/2000's days. However this channel has presentation I love, the narrator isn't annoying and I like the sound of his voice and the content is usually not exclusive to the 2020's era so there's relatable content even though I won't watch today's game.
How do you buy out "two free agent years"? Arent you a free agent after a year finishes, then you sign another contract....wouldnt that be one year? Hoping someone can explain?
As a Yankees fan, i never understood why they gave hicks that extension, he showed flashes of being a great player, but not enough for a 7 year deal 🤦♂️I'm so glad they got rid of him
That movie portrays it as some dumpster fire of a team they’re working with. Honestly it kinda ruins it for me. I get it’s about the analytics but pitching analytics exists too
Most Reds fans knew that the Homer Bailey deal was awful. I realize what that Reddit thread said, but we knew. Bob Castellini saw 2 no-hitters and threw money at him.
Vinny Castilla being “induced” into the Mexican Baseball HOF has be rolling over here 😂
It has me kicking and screaming
For reals.
Oopsies.
has *_be_* rolling?
I'm shocked and horrified by pronunciation Nazis
Most especially because I was certain I would be the only one who noticed/commented on this
@@Jose_Hunters_EWF_Remixes
Ssshhh Don’t be a racist Pedro.
Highest quality of statistic analysis on TH-cam combined with entertainment. Baseballs not dead your videos are amazing
Thanks!
Morneau’s concussion changed everything. The most heartbreaking “What If” as a Twins fan. He is still VERY much loved here.
He is loved all over. He always seemed to be a great guy and a great player who never seemed like he was just going through the motions.
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Im a Pirates fan he was awesome here such a good leader for the younger talent coming in
I never understood the love for Morneau. He seemed wildly overrated for years before the concussion. The MVP award really drives home the point, as he wasn't the best player on his team, wasn't the best first baseman, didn't lead the league in anything, etc. I didn't watch many Twins games during the regular season but he would habe had to have been the emperor of narrative to even draw consideration for MVP from me.
“If Howard is worth $25 million/year, Pujols is worth $50 million/year.” I’ll never forget Larussa saying that.
what about me im i worth attleas 10 dollars a year could a mlb owner just buy me 10 dollars worth of juice and i will show up for pratice and play if they want me to in games
the Danks extension is *still* the 3rd-largest contract given out in White Sox history. It's Benintendi's 5/75M, Moncada's 5/70M, then Danks. Imagine what that team could do with a real owner.
Still can’t comprehend the Benintendi one lol
That’s pretty wild 😂😂 and I thought the Red Sox ownership lack of spending was bad
These videos you do on contracts are so fascinating. You always go the distance to get the math correct. You give us a visual number to see how bad/great a contract is. A little over month till opening day!
My pleasure!
What's worse about that Bailey contract was that they had a choice going into the 2013 offseason... extend Homer or extend Johnny Cueto. They extended Homer and then watched Cueto win 20 games in 2014, lead the NL in Ks, and finish 2nd in Cy Young voting, ensuring there was no chance Cueto wasn't leaving in free agency after 2015. So, the Reds had no leverage in subsequent trade talks and the only thing they got back from that deal was... watching Johnny Cueto win a World Series for another team. The Reds are just now recovering from that Bailey extension.
I thank you for Cueto!!!
And Cueto was also coming off a fourth place finish in Cy Young voting in 2012. Only defense I can give is maybe Cincy got scared of potential injury issues down the road after losing him in the NLDS, but clearly that didn't hurt him long term.
I think it's the number one pick thing. The Reds had been dreaming on Bailey since he was a high schooler. They hyper focused on the positives because doing so reflected positively on the organization. It's been years but I remember seeing studies about former first round draft picks getting far more undeserved rewards and chances.
Dennis Martínez...we still love El Presidente in Baltimore but yeah he was a big part of the team's collapse in the mid 80s despite "on paper" rosters that were amazing. Scott McGregor's arm blowing up was really bad too.
Baseball's Not Dead and Jolly Olive both make such superb baseball content, keep up the great work!
Thanks!
Babe wake up, another Baseball’s Not Dead video just dropped
No way! Babe Ruth is at your house?
He'd only know you said this if he existed and was currently looking at the comments on this video
I don't think he cares about worn out, reused yt comments
No babe either way
And mama, it's a doozy
Most underrated baseball TH-cam channel
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I started following baseball in 2007. Willis’s coming down with Steve Blass disease is the first time I became aware of how quickly pitchers can disappear.
At least we got Miggy in the same trade so the Dtrain derailing wasn't that huge of a deal
I think Willis's problem was just that he was unable to repeat his high-leg kick delivery as he aged. As he progressed in his career, the kick became much less exaggerated.
@@SamtheBravesFanwhich wasn't helped by the fact that Jack Mckeon really overused him his first three seasons.
The level of excitement I get with these uploads. Best intro music in all of TH-cam.
you called it with hicks, he is indeed with the angels!! hahah
That Simpsons reference was gold too
I always love these videos
Mostly because I learn about players that I've never heard of before that I figured I should know about
immediately stopped what i was doing to watch this
Same
Such a great video, love it. Just a FYI, the LA Angels got rid of the "of Anaheim" in 2015. Just thought you should know since it's been basically a decade. Don't want to get a big league name wrong after 9 years and all.
Sometimes I still say Florida Marlins
@@lnodlt173
Nah, they should be the Los Angeles, California Angels of Anaheim
@lnodlt173 it is dumb, but it's like saying SoFi Stadium isn't in LA. It's in Inglewood. Inglewood is 19 miles away from LA. Anaheim is 25 miles away. It's the LA area, that's just how it works. You don't get Anaheim news, you get LA news.
@lnodlt173 maybe it should be the Inglewood Rams and the Inglewood Chargers. Or maybe the New York Giants and Jets should be the New Jersey Giants and Jets
I’m a little late to the vid but you genuinely have my favorite intro of any channel on TH-cam
Rickie Weeks is loved in Milwaukee. I think most fans don't remember the K's and errors. He's the associate manager for the team now.
I’m glad when you point out when injuries played a big factor
Good video
I'm a Yankees fan and I'll never forget when I saw the ESPN headline about the Hicks' extension. I yelled out in the office, "NO!! WHY!? What are we doing!?". My boss came over and thought something was wrong and then just started busting out laughing. That was an incredibly stupid decision by Brian Cashman.
I'm glad you had Zito on your FA contracts. There are still Giants fans that think it was great because he had a few good games in the playoffs...
Preston Wilson did pretty well in those 58 more games with the Cardinals. He even got himself a ring like his pops did 20 years prior. Maybe he got paid too much, but oh well. For the 2006 Cardinals though, he was priceless. Provided solid offense and defense off the bench with some decent starts as well. You can knock the contract but not the player bro!
Love your channel bro, i look forward to every vid. Please keep it up!
Thanks! Will do!
I am SHOCKED that Rougned Odor didn't make this list somewhere
Nothing like breakfast and coffee to go with Baseball's Not Dead😊
That fan caught that Baltimore home run against Danks with his chest lol that had to hurt
Lmao hell yeah. Looks like it could potentially of been an April game so you know it’s probably in the 40s or 30s as well. Can’t imagine lol
Nice dunk on Mike Lansing. That drop in power is mind blowing.
As a Yankees fan I felt bad for Hicks. Never wanted him to fail and I’m glad he found it again in Baltimore.
He was a top CF while healthy, he was never the same after the injuries. Smh.
I remember him making that catch in the game against the Twins.
You know it's a great joke when you immediately go "Oh god..." and want to die after saying it lmao
It's weird seeing any "worst of" lists without any Mariners on it.
21:52
It hurt, as a brewers fan, to see one of my favorite players from that era on this list
Would love a video of the worst pitching years in baseball history, maybe mention injured seasons but mostly healthy i think could be interesting
I remember so many of these guys as a kid. Especially those Rockies players.
You have a great voice for doing commentary, great video
Thank you kindly!
Love the video! Pretty sure Hicks signed with the Angels a couple weeks ago. Also very frustrated to see my Tigers a bunch on here
"Pretty sure Hicks signed with the Angels a couple weeks ago."
It was literally the day after I recorded the audio.
@@BaseballsNotDead Ah damn, gotta love how that works out sometimes
man poor Rickie weeks loved the guy as a brewer fan he worked hard as hell just couldn't put it all together still had a relatively fruitful career did some good and some bad stuff.
I’ve been anticipating this topic, eager to watch
always enjoy your content bro keep it coming
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@@BaseballsNotDead you used my comments to make fun of me on another name and video, but I still tend to agree with your current assessment 😂
I fell to my knees in Walmart when I got the video notification
Seeing Morneau on this list is jarring, even as a yankee fan
First basemen get the shaft by WAR despite holding their own in an oft-involved position. Kinda because of the average stats per position.
I will admit that I was surprised to see Bonderman in this list.
Same
Really? That one was infamous back in the day
matt kemp was still very productive offensively through most of this contract if the dh had been a thing in nl early in this deal his value would look significantly different
The funny thing about Kemp is that when he went back to LA in 2018, He looked like his vintage 2011 self.
8:42 that perfect Game is my first memory of watching MLB highlights on ESPN.
Another banger as always, keep up the awesome work!
Thanks! Will do!
Amazing video amazing Channel baseball is back baby
Thanks!
I have heard stories about concussions and how some can have many and still function and some can have one or two and it's like they have to relearn how to be themselves
Finally, a list the AL central dominates
😂😂😂
Bobby Bonilla may not make the list based on your criteria, but his deals with the Mets and Orioles, where his salary was deferred and he was getting paid over a mil per year after he retired. His Mets deferment was meant to go until 2035, though I'm not sure if it's still in effect.
You're mixing up deals. Bonilla signed a free agent deal with the Mets and was traded to the Orioles partway through that, but none of that contract was deferred. He then signed a free agent deal with the Marlins, was traded to the Mets, and the Mets deferred the last year of THAT deal.
@@BaseballsNotDead Well, I just oversimplified. Here's the Mets' deferment
"After his subpar 1999 season, the Mets released Bonilla, but still owed him $5.9 million. Bonilla and his agent offered the Mets a deal: Bonilla would defer payment for a decade, and the Mets would pay him an annual paycheck of just over $1.19 million on July 1, starting in 2011 and ending in 2035, adding up to a total payout of $29.8 million".
And then the thing with the Orioles
"Bonilla also has a second deferred-contract plan with the Mets and Baltimore Orioles that was initiated in 2004 and pays him $500,000 a year for 25 years"
You're right, I didnt nail down the deets, but I think it's an interesting situation that should slide in to one of these videos, if it already hasnt.
Another banger to watch 🔥
Thanks!
woah woah woah, Kemp came back to LA and had an All-Star season. Don't forget to mention that!
Admittedly, I am one of those Yankees fans who may have (unfairly??) developed an intense distaste for Aaron Hicks.
But, saying that his 2022 was slightly below average seems kinda generous.
There! Bitterness unleashed
Another killer video from BND!!
Dan Petry made 6 million playing baseball in the 80's. That's back when 6 million dollars meant you were actually rich.
Aaron Hicks' contract terrorized me while he was on the Yankees but at least he gave us some great moments (especially against the Twins)
Ron davis was my club coach for a couple years and that man is the single most hilarious person on the planet. He also saved a dozen people in a burning apartment during his playing days which you would never guess if you knew him. Too bad ike’s career was cut short by valley fever his son was great for a few years.
As a Braves fan I was never mad at Dan Uggla. Dude played his ass off and always hustled. Class act
Admittedly for Vinny Castilla, showing him striking out to 2000 Pedro Martinez just shows that he's a mortal being.
On the dirty Pedro yo-yo
I'm surprised about this list.
I had no idea about the size of overpayment on Lansing & Bailey. Especially from 2 organizations that are usually trade deadline sellers.
I'm surprised Alex Rodriguez's re-up with NYY didn't slot in here. Given his 2nd 10-year-deal [after the opt-out] was basically financially trash after year 6.
Two subpar seasons sandwiched around the year-long suspension and released with a year left.
How much of that $300 million was wasted $$$...
I also take the Aaron Hicks contract as documentation that the Yankees learned absolutely nothing from the Jacoby Ellsbury contract.
Paying someone big $$$ for 5+ years because of 1 above-average full season.
"I'm surprised Alex Rodriguez's re-up with NYY didn't slot in here."
That's a free agent extension, not an arbitration extension.
@@BaseballsNotDead
Fair enough.
You should do a video similar to your one ranking baseball movies on one called the hill
Ok, movie baseball scenes are pretty decent, but I think it would be fun watching you tear it to shreds.
Ricky Romero must have just missed the cut $28m contract but he forgot how to pitch after signing it. Hitters started laying off his curve and his circle change, both of which he had a hard time throwing in the zone, and his fastball wasn't good enough to get a lot of swing and miss.
Romero came in at -$17.6 million. There was only one free agent deal in the extension, so the damage was limited.
Poor Justin Morneau😔 The most Canadian looking player I've ever seen besides Jason Bay. RIP to both!
What is the name of the track you use in your intro?
It's "Baseball's Not Dead Intro" (I recorded it) but it is based heavily off of Labyrinth by Miracle Musical.
Best intro ever
Dontrelle Willis was a sad decline from a brief flash, but he and Lincecum have similar stories with the crazy delivery although Lincecum lasted much longer.
Bro were you the voiceover for Supersize Me?
The main thing I remember about Dontrel Willis was that I didn’t like how he wore his hat
Was Bonillas' original contract an extension? Before they deferred it?
It wasn't, but it wouldn't be close to this list regardless. His first free agent contract with the Mets actually fared OK. It was his second free agent contract with the Marlins where he was eventually traded to the Mets where the last year was deferred. Even with the deferrals, it's nowhere even close to as bad as people make it out to be. All of his deferrals combined is similar to what Stephen Strasburg will make just next year. Accounting for baseball revenue inflation, the deferral might have actually saved the Mets money versus just paying the $5.9 million in 1999. Plus it freed up that $5.9 million so they could acquire Mike Hampton, who was instrumental in the Mets making the 2000 World Series.
I even have in the back of my mind to do a video in the future titled "Bobby Bonilla's Deferred Contract was Not That Bad." If you want to look at a bad deferred contract, Bruce Sutter's with the Braves was objectively WAY worse.
@BaseballsNotDead I just meant from a dead money stand point. I couldn't remember it was so long ago if it was a free agent deal or not
Every time i see Bautista throwing the bat down in your opener. I think about the look on his face when he ran up on the pitcher and got punched in the face.
You said induced instead of inducted at 10:33 in the video, it makes it sounds like they had to bribe him or convince him, rather than honored.
Things I care about when I try a new channel. First off I hate modern day Baseball the game isn't even the same just like the NBA and NFL so as with the other's I prefer the 1990's/2000's days. However this channel has presentation I love, the narrator isn't annoying and I like the sound of his voice and the content is usually not exclusive to the 2020's era so there's relatable content even though I won't watch today's game.
How do you buy out "two free agent years"? Arent you a free agent after a year finishes, then you sign another contract....wouldnt that be one year? Hoping someone can explain?
If a player has 1 year of team control left and signs a 3 year extension, that buys out two free agent years.
@@BaseballsNotDead Ahh, OK....that makes sense...thanks for the explanation.
@12:10 yes, us “Twims frans” are having a negative reaction.
As a Yankees fan, i never understood why they gave hicks that extension, he showed flashes of being a great player, but not enough for a 7 year deal 🤦♂️I'm so glad they got rid of him
Had to look up Aaron Hicks, he is in fact employed by the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 😂😂😂 nice
Quitting my job to watch this as soon as I saw it
We asked and he delivered!!
I hate to beg, but I would *love* to see you tackle the rise and fall of Brett Lawrie. There's a lot of interesting grist for the mill.
Preston Wilson and Vinny Castilla really benefited playing in Colorado
Not so bad to only get one mention in “Moneyball”, considering Tim Hudson, Mark Mulder, Barry Zito and Miguel Tejada weren’t mentioned once.
That movie portrays it as some dumpster fire of a team they’re working with. Honestly it kinda ruins it for me. I get it’s about the analytics but pitching analytics exists too
@@travisp5747 plus having the AL MVP doesn’t hurt. But yea, it was all Scott Hatteburg.
Most Reds fans knew that the Homer Bailey deal was awful. I realize what that Reddit thread said, but we knew.
Bob Castellini saw 2 no-hitters and threw money at him.
Those 2003 marlins had a crazy roster
Matt Kemp made generational money for one awesome year of baseball.
Was the hicks angels signing edited in or did this dude legit call it?
The Carlos Baerga segment says “Carlos Beltran” on the segment notes
The Carlos Martinez one hurts. He was supposed to be baby Pedro
How did Dye lose the MVP to Morneau in 2006? how did he lose it to 3 others besides? Dude smoked em...
I mean how do you go about doing commentary on wander here in a delicate way. Oh it’s only completed contracts that’s good
Fun thing about Dan Petry being on this list: Detroit hockey fans can complain about his son's contract with the Red Wings now too!
Preller and the Padres say "Hold my beer."
Even as a Blue Jays fan Im shocked u didnt have Vernon Wells' extension on this list
That made the free agent video list. Since he was already done with his arbitration years, his contract is filed under a free agent extension.
I didn’t know Daniel Tosh had a baseball TH-cam channel
Did you accurately predict that Aaron Hicks would sign with the Angels?
Aaron Hicks career high batting average was .275 with the Orioles after the Yankees let him go.
Let's not act like he was 2022 Matt Carpenter 😂
Man, I completely forgot about Carlos Martinez.
Aaron Hicks also guaranteed a 30/30 season. Dude has 71 career steals in 12 seasons
10:40 shouldn’t that be inducted into the hof not induced
Baseball's not dead, isn't dead. Sweet!
I thought Dan Uggla was Austin Riley for a second 😂