Dorn did everything for that team, third baseman, veteran leader, Owner, GM, pinch hitter, anything they needed from him. His wife was even a popular cheerleader.
Uecker was a backup catcher when he played, but a horrible hitter. He actually hit a homer off of sandy Koufax. He said something like he feared that homer would keep Koufax out of the hall of fame.
I always thought it was a rule in MLB that each bat is designated for a specific player. And that the players had to have multiple bats ready to go in case the bat broke on a foul tip. Had the umpires saw that it was Dorn’s bat he potentially could have been fined. Could be wrong there tho.
@@notiitans They have multiple bats for each player because each player likes a different type bat length, weight, weight distribution, type of wood, and brand. A player can use someone else's bat.
@@jdneely9939 Dorn probably had his own bats in the dugout but they just didn't bother to make sure he got the right bat since his only job was to lean into a pitch. They didn't want him to actually swing the bat.
“And Taylor is sending up……………Roger Dorn!!!??? Dorn is 0 for the century against this guy!!!! But has several foul tips!!!” One of my favorite lines from Bob Uecker aka Harry Doyle!!!! 😂 Gets me every time!!! 🤣
@@ctaduran whelp seems like the best time to ask what’s the roles of the two? I only watch football and coach is play calling and gm is like purely personnel. Is it the same in baseball
When I played baseball in high school I got hit like this in a practice scrimmage game with the JV team. I turned and went "Ohh gyahhdd" like that lol. Team laughed.
Tony Romo made a funny reference to this scene in Hard Knocks. Coach pulled him out after the first drive in a preseason game. Tony then said to himself "Great game, Dorn!" LOL
Nothing gets me more fired up for a season of baseball like watching a movie marathon the night before with "Major League" one and two followed by "the Natural".
I miss the times where the dugout was completely open and there was no fence. The great plays that you could see with the catcher, first or third basement were awesome.
@@lordslongo1775 this isn't a 'good' film but it isn't supposed to be, its supposed to be funny. Comedies always get reviewed poorly because from a critical perspective they aren't 'good films'. A good film draws strong emotion or says something profound. Movies like this are fun fluff you can turn your brain off to, and I think that's a wonderful thing.
@@kingamity1985 First, you're replying to someone who immediately took the "people who disagree with me are inherently all wrong" path so I wish you luck there. Second I would say your assessment is fairly accurate but there have always been notable exceptions .siskel and Ebert back in the day rose to the position they held in part because they could rise above that mentality old critics had. They could appreciate films for how well made they were without a lot of the restraint of the boundaries you rightly detailed. I'd argue that they also influenced everyone who came after then and that the modern critic is a shitload more likely to be able to view something for it's ability to deliver on its promises with quality. That definitely wasn't really true when this movie came out though. On the flip side, the person you replied to clearly meant modern critics.
When my brother and I played street hockey, we even quoted this when we got pegged by the ball "ops, he took one for the team" or "(enter name) is pulling a Dorn", we would even go as far as making the sally sound he made when he got beaned too and over played it like he got shot from the grassy knoll.
They should have referenced this in Psych with Henry (played by Corbin Bernsen) relating Dorn (played by Corbin Bernsen) "taking one for the team" as some life lesson for Shawn.
Part that always gets me is how after all the hussing and fussing, Dorn desperately wants to finish out the inning. Gave the dugout the double wave-off lol. Nice character growth for the guy who wouldn’t even field a fly ball in camp
Cerrano dropped a bomb to put the Indians up and Vaughn struck out Parkman after he intentionally walked Beck to face him. Interesting strategy by Taylor but it worked
@@philrivera1163 It wasn’t Taylor’s strategy to walk him. It was his strategy to let Vaughn do it because he knew it was firing him up and bringing out the old flame
There is something to be said about this. Rizzo (Cubs) is constantly known to crowd the plate and lean in to get intentionally hit by pitch. Other players will do this as well. It's definitely a strategy but you have to be good to make it look subtle. Kiiiiiind of similar to framing pitches by the catcher.
Dorn did everything for that team, third baseman, veteran leader, Owner, GM, pinch hitter, anything they needed from him. His wife was even a popular cheerleader.
Dorn mvp of this team for sure
He pranked wild thing...that's doing everything? Lol
That’s why he called on him
"Well dorn finally leaves after putting on a very impressive exhibition of stretching." Priceless, just pure priceless 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Bob Uecker is full of one liners. He made a lot of bad Brewers seasons tolerable because he's that hilarious.
@@pauljohnson3340 He was always great on Johnny Carson too.
@@Dr.Frankensteen he once appeared on Leno and was his usual self. Denis Leary was next to him and couldn't stop laughing.
Uecker was a backup catcher when he played, but a horrible hitter. He actually hit a homer off of sandy Koufax. He said something like he feared that homer would keep Koufax out of the hall of fame.
"come on take one for the team, DORN!" is a phrase my friends and I still goad each other with
Taylor may have to call on someone here.- Major League Movie
“It’s not my bat.”
That line always kills me.
I always thought it was a rule in MLB that each bat is designated for a specific player. And that the players had to have multiple bats ready to go in case the bat broke on a foul tip. Had the umpires saw that it was Dorn’s bat he potentially could have been fined. Could be wrong there tho.
@@notiitans They have multiple bats for each player because each player likes a different type bat length, weight, weight distribution, type of wood, and brand. A player can use someone else's bat.
@@allbrosdjay And in the odd chance a pitcher who never bats has to bat he would obviously have to borrow someone elses bat.
Ya obviously never played baseball. Although its not a rule much st batters have their own bat (usually 3 to 4) in case one breaks.
@@jdneely9939
Dorn probably had his own bats in the dugout but they just didn't bother to make sure he got the right bat since his only job was to lean into a pitch. They didn't want him to actually swing the bat.
“And Taylor is sending up……………Roger Dorn!!!???
Dorn is 0 for the century against this guy!!!! But has several foul tips!!!”
One of my favorite lines from Bob Uecker aka Harry Doyle!!!! 😂 Gets me every time!!! 🤣
Agreed always loved this commentary you can tell how much he dislikes Dorn here
“Dorn gets his first hit of the season” bruh
Fr i got that to
It’s a pun. Bob Euker knows that’s not a hit.
Dorns reaction to getting hit is hilarious
I laugh out loud every, single time.
@@7bootzy it’s the “oh god” that gets me 🤣😂
At least he didn't take it in the eye 🧐
@@dnasty312 by the way he rubbed too much the part hit 😂😂😂😂😂😂 he broke unwritten rule!!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂
LOL I always remembered that about this movie. And when he says "It's not my bat..." LOL because he's not really even going to use it.
I love how the coach just grabbed a helmet and bat for him lol
Its not my bat! 🤣🤣
The manager, not the coach lol. Gotta love baseball.
I wasn't loling at you, it was about baseball and all its unwritten rules.
😆😂
@@jamesteegardner2273 Well technically, a coach grabbed the helmet. Jake Taylor, the manager, grabbed the bat.
@@ctaduran whelp seems like the best time to ask what’s the roles of the two? I only watch football and coach is play calling and gm is like purely personnel. Is it the same in baseball
Roger Dorn?! Dorn’s 0 for the century against this guy! But has several foul tips...
My favorite line The announcer had some great one liners
When I played baseball in high school I got hit like this in a practice scrimmage game with the JV team. I turned and went "Ohh gyahhdd" like that lol. Team laughed.
well i didnt
@@gabesapiga5904 Very good. You have made your ancestors proud.
I would have lost it seeing that not gonna lie
@@alpha4072 It was pretty funny. We were all fans of the movies. That and Bull Durham👍
Sooo good 😂😂🤣
I absolutely loved these movies and Bob Uecker was a comedy genius!!
He was in the game for less than 2 minutes and Taylor tells him nice game. 😂
Hey, say what you will, but he did his part!
So funny- I believe he was also suggesting to Dorn, that it's likely you will not return to the game LOL!
Tony Romo made a funny reference to this scene in Hard Knocks. Coach pulled him out after the first drive in a preseason game. Tony then said to himself "Great game, Dorn!" LOL
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@@nolemarine thanks! Been trying to find that episode
"its not my bat."
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Dorn is 0 for the century against this guy...but does have several foul tips
His unenthusiastic look as he steps up to bat gets me every time lol
This may be the funniest 2 mins I’ve ever seen. I was dyin the entire time 😂🤣😂
Me too
Well, it's amusing, but the funniest 2 minutes ever? That's a stretch isn't it?
"It's not my bat"
“Dorn is 0 for the century against this guy, but has several foul tips.”
Gets me every time. One of the funniest lines of the movie.
Funniest scene in the movie! "Ohh gaaadd!""
Nothing gets me more fired up for a season of baseball like watching a movie marathon the night before with "Major League" one and two followed by "the Natural".
Roy Hobbs has nothing on Roger Dorn! :)
Throw in Mr. Baseball, Mr. 3000, Bull Durham, and Field of Dreams
I like how Uecker says the Indians will have the bottom of the order in the 9th and the next guy up after Dorn is Cerrano lol
Yeah I wondered about that too. I guess Cerrano was struggling all season due to having well.. No marbles. LOL
I miss the times where the dugout was completely open and there was no fence. The great plays that you could see with the catcher, first or third basement were awesome.
I miss the time when there were no masks
Considering how often the catcher or Umpire ends up eating the ball or the bat, the mask is a must.
"Taylor may have to call the cops out here."
-Bob Uecker
Dorn!!!!!! 🚔🚔🚔🚔
"Every joke fails" was a real review about this movie.
How
Critics don’t know anything
Critics only like crap. That is why no one that enjoys movies watch the Oscars.
@@lordslongo1775 this isn't a 'good' film but it isn't supposed to be, its supposed to be funny. Comedies always get reviewed poorly because from a critical perspective they aren't 'good films'. A good film draws strong emotion or says something profound. Movies like this are fun fluff you can turn your brain off to, and I think that's a wonderful thing.
@@kingamity1985 First, you're replying to someone who immediately took the "people who disagree with me are inherently all wrong" path so I wish you luck there.
Second I would say your assessment is fairly accurate but there have always been notable exceptions .siskel and Ebert back in the day rose to the position they held in part because they could rise above that mentality old critics had. They could appreciate films for how well made they were without a lot of the restraint of the boundaries you rightly detailed.
I'd argue that they also influenced everyone who came after then and that the modern critic is a shitload more likely to be able to view something for it's ability to deliver on its promises with quality.
That definitely wasn't really true when this movie came out though. On the flip side, the person you replied to clearly meant modern critics.
Conforto is taking notes 📝
Hahahaha good one
Just spit my coffee out!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
🤣🤣🤣. Nice.
We all know this is where conforto gets his hitting advice from.
When my brother and I played street hockey, we even quoted this when we got pegged by the ball "ops, he took one for the team" or "(enter name) is pulling a Dorn", we would even go as far as making the sally sound he made when he got beaned too and over played it like he got shot from the grassy knoll.
I'm in tears right now 🤣
Now who remember that Corbin Bernsen was a big part of the MTV Rock N Jock sports specials in both 1990 and 1994
those things ruled! a fucking rim 400 feet in the air worth like 25 points, i think john salley actually hit one
And he grew up to become a cop and Shawn’s dad
A young Chase Utley saw this scene and based his entire career off it.
This is my go to feel good movie. 👍
"Come on, Roger. Take one for the team."
The old dorm ( first film) would’ve love to bring on the pinch-runner
Dorn: OH GOD!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Poor Dorn! 🤣😂🤣🤣
That is the only way your getting in the game. - Major League Movie
“Nice Game”😂😂😂
dorns sound effects are hilarious
Parkman just watching Dorn get up is hilarious.
I love the way he shimmies after being drilled. Great acting coach.
Is April too soon for Roger Dorn Night?
1:08
That wincy "ohhhh god" is the best hahahahaha.
For you pop!! R.I.P.⚘
Hits him in the arm. "Hits him in the back hilarious".
I smiled ear to ear watching this, Thank You!
“That’s not my bat” 😂😂
"Go on get in there!"
Dorm is a legend. in the mlb people would love him
Sh*t, I never noticed the look on his face at the plate... HILARIOUS!
They should have referenced this in Psych with Henry (played by Corbin Bernsen) relating Dorn (played by Corbin Bernsen) "taking one for the team" as some life lesson for Shawn.
Oh, that face at 1:08!!! 😂😂😂
Shit hurts
When you sneeze and throw out your back😂😂😂
classic scene
Lmao. That oh god is priceless.
Roger dorn reminds me of frank burns from mash.
Dorn & Vaughn somehow put on 50lbs each during the offseason.
These two Major League movies are the best/funniest baseball movies there are
Enjoy them while you still can.
I miss that shit in these 90s movies. that somber ass guitar when shit is going bad lmfao 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Part that always gets me is how after all the hussing and fussing, Dorn desperately wants to finish out the inning. Gave the dugout the double wave-off lol. Nice character growth for the guy who wouldn’t even field a fly ball in camp
“Oh god”!! 😂😂😂
come on rodger take one for the team
TH-cam I getting scary. I was just thinking about this scene a few days ago and it's in my recommendations 👀
He got hit in the back clearly hits his arm
His teammates slapping his back.lol
The way he gets up and falls has me dying.
Jeez I didn't know Henry Spencer played ball!? Thought he was the best detective in SBPD!?
Major league 2 definitely wasn’t the best, but there are still some really good moments like this that go back to the original’s roots
compared to major league 3 it's citizen kane
"Dorn is 0 - for the century against this guy....and has several foul tips" i miss movies like this.
Always been one of my favorite scenes in ML 2
That's how I felt after getting my covid shot...
That's how I felt as well.
“Get a bat and step in to one” 😂
Comforto must have watched Major League that morning
Dude i came here thinking the same thing lol
I don’t care what anyone says. I enjoyed this movie.
Goodbye Cleveland Indians...you will never be forgotten.
As a White Sox fan, I am saddened. The Cleveland Indians were great rivals. But they are no more.
“0 for the Century”
0:57 me when going up to bat after 11 innings at 10 pm
Shits almost as funny as the scene in terminator 2 when dude gets shot in the back with the tear gas canister.
What a name. Dorn!
I love how at 1:25 he literally has to hold onto the first base coach for a second😂😂😂😂
Genius movie
Being a TTS fan, I read this and thought it was _Rogal_ Dorn and thought it was gonna be a meme with Dorn voice lines.
"It's the only way you're going to get in the game..."
“Taylor may have to call the cops” 👮🏼♀️
terry Pluto is a patient genuis !!!!
How'd the game end? Looked for it on baseball reference and couldn't find anything.
Vaughn struck out Parkman.
Cerrano dropped a bomb to put the Indians up and Vaughn struck out Parkman after he intentionally walked Beck to face him. Interesting strategy by Taylor but it worked
@@philrivera1163 It wasn’t Taylor’s strategy to walk him. It was his strategy to let Vaughn do it because he knew it was firing him up and bringing out the old flame
oohhh god !!! lol
"Get hit by pitch. Here's a helmet with no earflap"
Dorn! Nice game!
“Dorn...Dorn...DOOOOORN”!
He really sold that!!!
Dorn, Dorn, DOOOORRRRNNN 🤣🤣🤣🤣
There is something to be said about this. Rizzo (Cubs) is constantly known to crowd the plate and lean in to get intentionally hit by pitch. Other players will do this as well. It's definitely a strategy but you have to be good to make it look subtle. Kiiiiiind of similar to framing pitches by the catcher.
Dorn was hilarious.
Almost felt bad for Dorn. He really wanted to play.
I don't understand how these movies became so bad. Simplicity is gold.
video quality is perfect
This is me everyday at work
Him rubbing his back even though he got hit in the arm
Rudy Stein didn't complain this much to Buttermaker
Lmfao Luis Rojas to Michael conforto: I need you to step into one
Dorn OBP: 1.00
Nice game!!!
I wish we had Dorn on the Seattle Mariners....we need base runners.
No they don’t
There pitching is the problem
Their
@@DavidMossMGS
Pitching has been a problem for the Ms for years.