Was watching the game last night and I was like WTF?? That came out of nowhere. You don’t see a pitchers charging towards the batter unless you’re ready to fight. That was super odd. It almost seem personal too. Yeah, I don’t know what’s going on there.
What it may have been about as much as anything is that the Astros, having as close to a must win game as there had been this season, had been playing throughout September as though they'd been on NyQuill. Lighting a fire, keeping a fire going, very very beisbol.
These guys are good friends in the offseason, I’d assume it was just a heat-of-the-moment thing and kind of went off the rails a bit. Don’t think it was personal any more than wanting to beat your sibling or friend in a backyard game
@@bobbleheadbob Apparently J Rod is taking it personally enough to not want to speak to him again. Coming from an Astros fan, Neris always gets over the top fired up, but this felt way over the line. Fire up your team, but don't start talking trash at the other team's players.
its not those slurs, you have to remember. they are both Dominican and are cursing each other out in Spanish, in a Dominican dialect. Suarez (who told seattle media it was allegedly homophobic) is Venezuelan, what he hears means something different to him rather than what a Dominican hears.
Julio didnt respond in every video I saw, he just looked confused. So there was no "yelling back and forth", it was just neris making a fool of himself.
I mean homophobia is def. a thing, but calling someone “gay” does not make you a homophobe. Thanks to the rainbow alliance we not conflate the two as the same.
From what I’ve read, whatever Neris called Julio has different meanings amongst different Latin speaking countries. Ex. It may have a different meaning in the Dominican vs. Colombia. Not sure if it was homophobic or just an insult. Regardless, this was super bizarre.
The term doesn't have a literal meaning, it's a nonsense word that is a different curse word in different Hispanic cultures. In some, it roughly is the equivalent of "f****t". In the DR, it means "MFer". It's all about context. But Neris can expect a suspension.
What if Julio is gay? And he invited Neris over for a romantic dinner. And Neris was NOT down for that, and now he’s all “butt hurt” about the idea that Julio thought he could possibly be gay. Caribbean culture is not exactly tolerant of homosexual activities. So maybe Neris just thought they were friends and Julio made a move and Neris now doesn’t like him. Would explain the homophobic slur.
As a Seattle Mariners fan it's disappointing to see this story running without any actual breakdown or accuracy. It shows a lack of journalistic integrity while reaching to paint it as more of a f*cked up incident than it already was (it was disrespectful to the game as much as it was to Julio). A fitting frontline story in a game where Rapinoe threw out the first pitch. And no, disliking Rapinoe is not homophobic
@@dannymayhem3349it's such an embarrassment And it's way too fitting as well that Megan just happened to be there at the same time the Seattle media blew something out of nothing And what's worse is that Julio is still allowing the attention to happen
If anybody actually cares to know what he said it was “batae, batae, batae. Coño Va’ de ahí” which means “ hit, hit, hit fucker get the hell out of here” so yeah kind of a big nothing here
I don’t if he’s trying to cancel Neris but it does seem like click bait. Lol I do feel that slang in Latin American countries mean different in every country
I think it's either 2 reasons... 1. The frustration was actually towards Caballero and just happened to come out at Rodriguez in the heat of the moment. 2. Neris was so overjoyed at the strike out and realized at the last minute that he had done to much celebratory aggression and by the time he realized it he just decided to kind of go along with it to save himself some embarrassment.
@@JustMeELC No one even knows what he really said. Take it easy. It's funny how language offends people more than a crowd of people cheering a guy who gets physically hurt because he wears the wrong colors on a baseball field. I'm a sensitive guy myself but this moral preening people get off to based on what people are ALLEGED to have said is a bit childish and asinine at a certain level.
@@Icecreamforcrowtoo also, one can be upset about people cheering a player getting hurt and still be upset by a player using a slur at another player, not sure why youre mentioning that.
@@AREALLYBIGSPOON- coño = it's like "fucker" or "mother fucker" in most Latin American dialects. If he called him "maricon " then yeah, that would be the slur. But the media already ran with it like Beltran's "niece" tweeting about buzzers so here we go.
@@JustMeELC Everywhere claims to be "alleged". Everybody familiar with the situation, including Neris himself, have already stated it wasn't so. You're pulling at imaginary straws here
@@youknowwhaaat329so you will believe the guy who can lie and defend is image? Compared to Julio who literally said he was saying something homophobic and his teammates agreed. You are saying the words of one person are more believable then multiple people who were part of the situation. Goddamn there are so many homophobic trashtros fans that love defending.
Then you would be a moron. Because first of all he’s a public figure, public figures can’t sue for defamation. Second hes reporting on what another person said. So sue Suarez while your at it
Neris and Julio were having a moment. The strikeout was payback for the homerun. Maybe he gloated a bit. Friendly competition. Its because neris walked towards julio. When the benches cleared in previous games, its been in the back of everyones mind. Benches cleared because the dugouts are primed in case of another altercation. They may not have realized how the two personally fratenized before, and benches just reacted just in case. Imo
Bro stop the cap lmao why is everyone on here defending a guy being homophobic? Lmaoo even Julio said he was being homophobic like wtf is wrong with people.
@@Cpro969It's baseball, baseball generally has very conservative fans meaning they don't care about homophobia because they're likely homophobic themselves.
@@DaveH8905 there was a video on twitter clarifying the whole situation he clearly said coño, stop jumping to conclusions from a fanbase full of softies
The literal recording of the incident you can hear him say, “Batea! Batea! Batea, coño!” Which translates to “Hit it! Hit it! Hit it pussy!” Then he tells him to get out of here. So it’s a REALLLLL stretch to say calling someone a pussy is homophobic
Dominicans, Cubans, and Puerto Ricans don’t use coño to refer to someone as a pussy. Coño is just a common curse word. In this context he’s saying “Hit it, hit it, damn it”. Its such a mild word in caribbean spanish that the fact we’re having this talk is ridiculous.
Sports world is going soft af if this is worth fighting over. Don't let any of these people anywhere near South America, they'd die from being offended.
dude why are you spreading misinformation? stop blaming neris for something he didn't even say let alone do, yall really pushing the narrative from a seattle fanbase to spread like hotcakes smh
@@evangreen2455 suarez is not dominican hes Venezuelan and doesn’t understand the dominican lingo yall always find ways to hate on a player that didn’t EVEN say a homophonic slur
@@Rigoro-1 that player also is Venezuelan and doesn’t know dominican lingo he clearly said coño stop blaming/bashing neris for something he didn’t even say
@@civil_leuthie I am very well versed in sportsmanship sir. I always say good game and respect the other team. But during the game, getting amped up and getting at each other's throats is competitive nature. After the game, it's all good. But especially if I'm against my friends, I'm going after them during the game. My cousin and I have gone to blows with each other...afterwards we are closer than brothers. There's a big difference in that and actual hatred. Some people just don't get it.
@@nich558 I really don't have any anger issues. Competition and testosterone brother. Believe it or not, baseball guys used to walk over to the other dugout during games and fight with people. After the game they would shake hands and leave the field. Competition at the highest level really amplifies your emotions and can get you really fired up and ready to go. I'm not advocating for fights every game, that really is too much. But competitive nature among the worlds best in a big game like this one can really really get somebody fired up. He didn't go after him throwing punches. Just trying to get into his head after a huge strikeout. That's all...
Homophobic? I'm Dominican and I read Hector's lips, he said:"Batea, Batea, batea coño. Va' de ahí" which means "hit, hit, hit fucker, get the hell out of here
We don’t even know what he said.. Eugenio Suarez, prolly took it out of context. Homophonic slur could have been maricon, which is generally just a work used in casual conversation, not to be serious, but I guess we will never know. Weird to post it in all caps like if you actually know what he said tho.. Given the landscape, that could really affect this guy negatively, even if he didn’t say something that serious…
Yeah, everyone knows that friends NEVER bust eachother's balls in a competitive setting. This definitely isn't a good look for Neris, but ultimately it's a whole lotta nothing.
Ya I watched this game last night and was really confused when he started walking up to Julio. And it looked like everyone else was confused too, no one knew what he said or why he said it
As a Spanish speaker, that word is not a homophobic slur. Should he have said it? No he shouldn’t have. Does it warrant an investigation? Absolutely not. Worse has happened for a lot less
These players remember things. You don’t think neris didn’t remember Julio chest pumping the entire way around the bases after his hr. In a game that didn’t matter, and then in a game that does matter neris struck him out and let him know it. You can’t praise a batter for celebrating and showing up a pitcher and then a pitcher doing it back. Julio and the mariners had it coming. This is good baseball and what the game needs
Oh, and don't forget Game 1 of last year's ALDS. Julio was totally overcelebrating every hits and every run he got, up until he got humbled by Yordan's HR😂
@@dannymayhem3349 Oh, please. It goes both ways. If hot dogging and grandstanding is the norm now (which I'm fine with), there are going to be receipts. "Disrespecting the game"? What does that even mean in a world where hot dogging and jiving and wearing clown costumes in the dugout after you homer is all acceptable? Baseball is a business. Not a sacred pageant or a religion. Hurting someone's feelings or showing someone up in a direct way (as opposed to an indirect way with a clown costume) is not the sin you want to make it out to be. I personally find it more 'disrespectful' as a fan when competitors are overly nice to each other and all fist bumping each other before "big" games. It tells me that winning is not all that important to them and that my investment (financial and emotional) in their success is frivolous. For what it's worth, you know someone like Neris cares about winning and losing at least as much as the fans buying into the product. It's not like he threw a shattered bat near someone the way Clemens did in the 2000 World Series (and I think too much was even made of that). He trash talked Rodriguez. Big deal. Do you have any idea how much trash Jordan and Magic and Bird threw at each other and others in their day? And basketball back then was all the better for it. Hardly "disrespecting" the game. It MADE the game!
@@Icecreamforcrowtoo Celebrating and getting in someone's face are two very different things. I for one really appreciate the changes in the game where celebrating has become accepted. The losing end stings a little harder and believe me I know the feeling well. This was different and I stand by what I said. It was not sporting behavior, and it soured the game. It was disrespectul to Julio, both teams, the fans, and the game itself. But I'd be lying if I said there wasn't a part of me that thought Julio had it coming for having such a stinky September. You never know what might happen at a baseball game, which is why you drag your @ss down to the stadium, pay exhorbitant amounts of money and cheer for your team. There's seriously nothing to cheer about here it's a spirit of the game problem, and if you think this is ok I hope you never coach kids
@@dannymayhem3349 He didn't "get in his face." Nor did he "charge" Rodriguez like some of these other delusional people are claiming. And even if he did, you trying to moralize it as severely as you are doing while acting like a clown show isn't "showing up" anyone is just asinine.
Mariners act like they're the Yankees yet they are the only franchise to not play in a World Series wasted talent like Edgar Martinez Ken Griffey Jr Randy Johnson Adrian Beltre and Ichiro
Hector’s first name should have a J for Jector Neris, or N, for Nector Heris. P.S. Julio, don’t let somebody into your house who likes to yell random slurs.
Literally anybody can do split footage, it's not shoutout worthy. I'm pretty sure I've shouted Jomboy out before for something more that he was deserving of it
That’s how we play, we talk shiet and punk each other, etc. Neris just went a bit too far and Jrod had to save face by stepping up at home. They both still cool, everyone else, lot of emotions obviously. The End.
What you failed to show in this video is how many times the Mariners have hit Astros batters over the last year and a bit... and twice just in this series!
Understand this, my English speaking friends: us Spanish speaking people can use a word in many, many ways, particularly foul words. We use "coño" almost the same way Americans use "fuck." In some countries, "coño" means "pussy;" but in other countries (and Dominican Republic. . . and almost every other Caribbean) "coño" is used the same way as you use "fuck." When we admire something, we may say "coño" as a interjection, if we hit our little toe with a door, we will DEFINITELY say "coño." If we get angry, we, many times, say: "COÑO!" In other words, is a very versatile word to express our feelings.
Was there and really confused as the previous strike out was on a bad call, and there’d been some other bad strikes against the Mariners, but Julio swung. Didn’t even realize it was Neris causing him to be mad until other players started running in
Sounds like you know how to be a good friend lol You’re right. He seems like a little bit of an abusive dude. A deep seeded anger. There are levels you don’t wanna let yourself go to. And things you have to be careful not to say. Without it truly seeming like you wanted to deeply hurt someone
@@rosscoradio8555 I said the dude obviously has anger issues. To spout off some shit like that. I said you have to be careful what you say because you will lose friends. Why do you need to make a grade school comment like that when it’s pretty clear what I meant. You’re smarter than that
Actually, Cabby didn't call time. Pitcher didn't make eye contact. He tried to call time. The ump did allow it, ignoring the pitcher violating the rules.
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I think you are reaching on this one tbh. To me it seems like Neris used a slur in the heat of the moment (unacceptable under any circumstance) and Eugenio was mad moreso that Neris was speaking that way in front of all of the people at the game.
Julio should worry about holding back his own teammates. Also your title and the fact that you did nothing to analyze the word he said and how it may have different meanings in different Latin American countries as most slang does in Latin American countries is highly irresponsible. Wth 🤦♂️
What would be cool is if it was like Hockey, where they allow them to settle differences without interference, until someone hits the ground...then separate them.
Another Asstros player saying/acting something homophobic/racial towards another player from a different team?! Wow! It’s like they didn’t learn anything about their “culture.” Their culture must be damn good, huh?
Last year Julio took Hector yard and was pumping his chest around the bases, Crawford also pimped tf out of his lead off homer, tension was high this game, glad the stros could get the W
@@jeffbezos1079 He was pumped about the homer, but he didn't disrespect Neris. He didn't look at him or at the Astros dugout. Just ran around the bases. Players do that all the time.
As an Astros fan I didn’t like that I can understand yelling cheating pounding etc. walking off the pound but walking towards the batter and yelling. That looks bad
Well this is the weirdest bench clearing incident I've ever seen lmao
Right?? Haha
Lots of bear hugs during these bench clearing meetings between Astros and Mariners 😂
Seattle scored in the first inning then after Julio got walked he was celebrating hard. Safe to say it irked Neris
@@syl-x9uHow hard?
@@alyssatran7620 it’s a bit sus if you ask me 👀😂
Neris said “coño” dominican slang but NOT a homophobic slur
That is not specifically Dominican, it's Spanish 101.
I only know Mexican slang. That’s “cunt” right?
@@TyrannoJoris_Rex That's the literal meaning, but you never use it to describe a person. So it's more like "f***“.
@@polaristrans Fuck? Or the F-slur?
@@polaristrans like faggot/fag or fuck? You’re explaining a definition you’re not calling someone or saying a bad word.
Was watching the game last night and I was like WTF?? That came out of nowhere. You don’t see a pitchers charging towards the batter unless you’re ready to fight. That was super odd. It almost seem personal too. Yeah, I don’t know what’s going on there.
Guess he didn't like what was for dinner
Soylent green
Julio celebrated after being walked in the first inning like the Mariners won the game, it ticked off Neris
fr like who did bro think he was
@@hawaiianwater1913 read my comment before jumping to conclusions
What it may have been about as much as anything is that the Astros, having as close to a must win game as there had been this season, had been playing throughout September as though they'd been on NyQuill. Lighting a fire, keeping a fire going, very very beisbol.
I can agree w that, why’d he have to call J-Rod a slur?
These guys are good friends in the offseason, I’d assume it was just a heat-of-the-moment thing and kind of went off the rails a bit. Don’t think it was personal any more than wanting to beat your sibling or friend in a backyard game
@@bobbleheadbob🙄 never an excuse for stooping to ignorant slurs Period, Full Stop
@@bobbleheadbob Apparently J Rod is taking it personally enough to not want to speak to him again. Coming from an Astros fan, Neris always gets over the top fired up, but this felt way over the line. Fire up your team, but don't start talking trash at the other team's players.
he released a statement he never said a slur
its not those slurs, you have to remember. they are both Dominican and are cursing each other out in Spanish, in a Dominican dialect. Suarez (who told seattle media it was allegedly homophobic) is Venezuelan, what he hears means something different to him rather than what a Dominican hears.
Who cares either way. It's just a word and "homophobia" is not really a thing.
@@FinrodFelagund5Lowkey you right
Julio didnt respond in every video I saw, he just looked confused. So there was no "yelling back and forth", it was just neris making a fool of himself.
I mean homophobia is def. a thing, but calling someone “gay” does not make you a homophobe. Thanks to the rainbow alliance we not conflate the two as the same.
Yooooo
Coño ain’t no homophobic slur 💀💀💀
is that what he said? What does it mean ?
@@cymaddux3131basically means p#ssy
@@cymaddux3131 in this context, "coño" means "fuck."
Liberals
@@MRios1128lmaooo stfu and stop the cap. Julio literally said it was homophobic?? Why are there so many homophobic trashtros fans defending?
Not really homophobic, just a regular dominican curse word
What was the word exactly? Joto? Puto?
F**got was once a regular American curse word. Now it's a step too far.
Probably called him a maricon or something
Maybe a firm puñeta lol
@@civil_leuthieLouis CK dispelled that BS. If I use that word it has zero for being gay. A f@ggot to me is an irritating person.
From what I’ve read, whatever Neris called Julio has different meanings amongst different Latin speaking countries. Ex. It may have a different meaning in the Dominican vs. Colombia. Not sure if it was homophobic or just an insult. Regardless, this was super bizarre.
They are both Dominican tho
@@nessa2879 but the person who said it was a homphobic term is not Dominican.
Julio was celebrating after being walked in the first inning, it ticked off Neris
The term doesn't have a literal meaning, it's a nonsense word that is a different curse word in different Hispanic cultures. In some, it roughly is the equivalent of "f****t". In the DR, it means "MFer". It's all about context. But Neris can expect a suspension.
Eugenio Suarez heard it and he speaks Spanish.. he was actually there.. he said it was a homophobic slur..
What if Julio is gay? And he invited Neris over for a romantic dinner. And Neris was NOT down for that, and now he’s all “butt hurt” about the idea that Julio thought he could possibly be gay. Caribbean culture is not exactly tolerant of homosexual activities. So maybe Neris just thought they were friends and Julio made a move and Neris now doesn’t like him. Would explain the homophobic slur.
Now THAT would be a story
If Julio is gay, I think he could do wayy better than Neres tbh.
Homie came straight from Wattpad.
Hmm, which one would explain the grabbing of the 2 guys from behind 😂 Just kidding 😅
😂
People also fail to mention Andres Muñoz hitting Chas McCormick in the kidney with a 99 mph ball in this same series. That was why it was chippy
Pitch before he spiked in the opposing batter box. Def wasn’t intentionally trying to hit chas in a key moment of the game.
That wasn't intentional tho
Aww poor widdle baby bitch got hit w a ball? I feel so bad for him 😂😂😂🤡🤡🤡
Oh no, a competitor talking trash to an opposing player in a huge spot. How will the sports world ever recover from this?
FR
People are so …. These days
By crying about it lmao
no lmfao you would only talk trash this severe if the player provoked you you dont see batters charging at pithcer without reason at all lmfao
This guy has never heard of sportsmanship
Lol I would swing and miss letting the bat go to the pitcher or do a backswing to hit the catcher lmao
That Cole finger wag had me dying laughing. 😂
The seattle media really just clutching at straws for the “homophobic” title.
@@flyfoxzone0394 beware the cancel people will say you’re bigoted for pointing out the obvious
As a Seattle Mariners fan it's disappointing to see this story running without any actual breakdown or accuracy. It shows a lack of journalistic integrity while reaching to paint it as more of a f*cked up incident than it already was (it was disrespectful to the game as much as it was to Julio). A fitting frontline story in a game where Rapinoe threw out the first pitch. And no, disliking Rapinoe is not homophobic
@@dannymayhem3349 journalistic integrity died a long time ago
After watching this makes kind of sense since Julio was the peacemaker fight avoider everytime, so a pussy for the brainless ones
@@dannymayhem3349it's such an embarrassment
And it's way too fitting as well that Megan just happened to be there at the same time the Seattle media blew something out of nothing
And what's worse is that Julio is still allowing the attention to happen
If anybody actually cares to know what he said it was “batae, batae, batae. Coño Va’ de ahí” which means “ hit, hit, hit fucker get the hell out of here” so yeah kind of a big nothing here
Also maybe do a little bit more research before you falsely try to cancel a guy with that clickbait title
I don’t if he’s trying to cancel Neris but it does seem like click bait. Lol I do feel that slang in Latin American countries mean different in every country
seems to be the bread and butter of this channel lately...@@isacsanchez9857
I think it's either 2 reasons...
1. The frustration was actually towards Caballero and just happened to come out at Rodriguez in the heat of the moment.
2. Neris was so overjoyed at the strike out and realized at the last minute that he had done to much celebratory aggression and by the time he realized it he just decided to kind of go along with it to save himself some embarrassment.
Either way you NEVER throw around slurs 🙄
@@JustMeELC
No one even knows what he really said. Take it easy.
It's funny how language offends people more than a crowd of people cheering a guy who gets physically hurt because he wears the wrong colors on a baseball field. I'm a sensitive guy myself but this moral preening people get off to based on what people are ALLEGED to have said is a bit childish and asinine at a certain level.
Exactly my thought process for all of this
it was enough to upset the guy in the on deck circle @@Icecreamforcrowtoo
@@Icecreamforcrowtoo also, one can be upset about people cheering a player getting hurt and still be upset by a player using a slur at another player, not sure why youre mentioning that.
it’s not a homophobic slur
what was it
@@AREALLYBIGSPOON- coño = it's like "fucker" or "mother fucker" in most Latin American dialects. If he called him "maricon " then yeah, that would be the slur. But the media already ran with it like Beltran's "niece" tweeting about buzzers so here we go.
Heard it was Joto, not cono
"Coño" doesn't describe a person, is just like "fuck". "Maricon" means like "pussy" but is a common insult between friends no matter if gay or not
Pitcher strikes out hitter and talks some trash. What's the story here. Neris wasn't nice enough? Lol.
I was confused about Neris’s charging too, but it’s pretty well documented already online that it wasn’t a DR slur he said
No not 'documented' 🙄 Anyone who is honest & understands spanish knows exactly what slur maricón is ffs
@@JustMeELC Everywhere claims to be "alleged". Everybody familiar with the situation, including Neris himself, have already stated it wasn't so. You're pulling at imaginary straws here
@@youknowwhaaat329so you will believe the guy who can lie and defend is image? Compared to Julio who literally said he was saying something homophobic and his teammates agreed. You are saying the words of one person are more believable then multiple people who were part of the situation. Goddamn there are so many homophobic trashtros fans that love defending.
It’s called the heat of competition. Stuff happens even amongst friends. The on deck hall monitor is making more of it than it is.
Astros trying to get everyone to hate them
No, just you
They thrive off hate
They don’t need to try. Fucking hate them
Everyone already hates the trashtros.
W Hector Neris J rod a baby
If i was Neris I would serve you a defamation lawsuit for that title
Then you would be a moron. Because first of all he’s a public figure, public figures can’t sue for defamation. Second hes reporting on what another person said. So sue Suarez while your at it
It’s a good thing you’re not a lawyer lol
That's not how that works at all..
Neris and Julio were having a moment. The strikeout was payback for the homerun. Maybe he gloated a bit. Friendly competition. Its because neris walked towards julio. When the benches cleared in previous games, its been in the back of everyones mind. Benches cleared because the dugouts are primed in case of another altercation. They may not have realized how the two personally fratenized before, and benches just reacted just in case. Imo
Bro stop the cap lmao why is everyone on here defending a guy being homophobic? Lmaoo even Julio said he was being homophobic like wtf is wrong with people.
@@Cpro969It's baseball, baseball generally has very conservative fans meaning they don't care about homophobia because they're likely homophobic themselves.
It looked like Julio wanted to cry lmaooo
dude he said cono that is NOT a homophobic slur
Did you hear it in person?
@@DaveH8905 there was a video on twitter clarifying the whole situation he clearly said coño, stop jumping to conclusions from a fanbase full of softies
@@jvwrld08 what conclusion did i jump to?
@@DaveH8905 thinking that he said that “homophobic slur” yall are really stubborn 😭
@@DaveH8905Did you?
I went to the game on July 23 when Adolis Garcia hit a grand slam on top of the train tracks and benches cleared
If you don’t smack talk your friends during competition, then it’s probably because you don’t have any friends
A generation so bereft of testosterone that when they see men behaving like men it scares and confuses them. 😆
The literal recording of the incident you can hear him say, “Batea! Batea! Batea, coño!” Which translates to “Hit it! Hit it! Hit it pussy!” Then he tells him to get out of here. So it’s a REALLLLL stretch to say calling someone a pussy is homophobic
Unless the person saying it is homophobic. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Dominicans, Cubans, and Puerto Ricans don’t use coño to refer to someone as a pussy. Coño is just a common curse word. In this context he’s saying “Hit it, hit it, damn it”. Its such a mild word in caribbean spanish that the fact we’re having this talk is ridiculous.
All bets are off when it's game time. Suarez seems to be stirring the pot telling the media that.
Sports world is going soft af if this is worth fighting over. Don't let any of these people anywhere near South America, they'd die from being offended.
dude why are you spreading misinformation? stop blaming neris for something he didn't even say let alone do, yall really pushing the narrative from a seattle fanbase to spread like hotcakes smh
How is he spreading misinformation? He’s literally just telling the story that Suarez told from his perspective, and what he heard….
It aint even from their fanbase its from a literal player that witnessed it 😂
@@evangreen2455 suarez is not dominican hes Venezuelan and doesn’t understand the dominican lingo yall always find ways to hate on a player that didn’t EVEN say a homophonic slur
@@Rigoro-1 that player also is Venezuelan and doesn’t know dominican lingo he clearly said coño stop blaming/bashing neris for something he didn’t even say
@@evangreen2455he never called him a “homophobic slur” Major disinformation and defamation
Click bait? You got me. I’m here. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Umpire looks like a miniature Eric Gagne
My new favorite player
Dude, real talk, your baseball videos are freaking awesome. So glad I discovered this channel.
He definitely fired up the Astros squad
Sounds like competitiveness...
Look up the word "sportsmanship". We don't just accept behavior because competition exists.
@@civil_leuthie sportsmanship is a thing loser’s invented so they can feel good about themselves.
@@civil_leuthie I am very well versed in sportsmanship sir.
I always say good game and respect the other team. But during the game, getting amped up and getting at each other's throats is competitive nature. After the game, it's all good.
But especially if I'm against my friends, I'm going after them during the game. My cousin and I have gone to blows with each other...afterwards we are closer than brothers. There's a big difference in that and actual hatred. Some people just don't get it.
@@g-manjamssounds like you’re the one that doesn’t get it. You have anger issues or something and take it out during games. That’s not normal 🤷♂️
@@nich558 I really don't have any anger issues. Competition and testosterone brother.
Believe it or not, baseball guys used to walk over to the other dugout during games and fight with people. After the game they would shake hands and leave the field.
Competition at the highest level really amplifies your emotions and can get you really fired up and ready to go.
I'm not advocating for fights every game, that really is too much. But competitive nature among the worlds best in a big game like this one can really really get somebody fired up.
He didn't go after him throwing punches. Just trying to get into his head after a huge strikeout. That's all...
It’s hilarious watching people (mostly whites) getting upset about what Dominicans are saying between each other.
This**!!!!
Homophobic? I'm Dominican and I read Hector's lips, he said:"Batea, Batea, batea coño. Va' de ahí" which means "hit, hit, hit fucker, get the hell out of here
Eugenio Suarez is not Dominican, he has no clue about our slam.
What the MLB needs to get rid of is the bullpen jogging out to the “hold me back” contest.
Was really some hold me back shit 😂
Julio Rodriguez is the live version of Tyrone from ownage pranks "I just wanna embrace yo ass dawg!"
Only in baseball does an unarmed man openly taunt a man with a bat.
Seattle scored in the first inning then after Julio got walked he was celebrating hard. Safe to say it irked Neris
You left out a lot of details.
Chas being beaned in the back
Altuve being beaned and being jeered by the M’s fans. Push the narrative though
So... where was the slur? One guy said he thought he heard one and that's what we're running with now?
yes. its insane.
It was not homophobic lol….
We don’t even know what he said.. Eugenio Suarez, prolly took it out of context. Homophonic slur could have been maricon, which is generally just a work used in casual conversation, not to be serious, but I guess we will never know. Weird to post it in all caps like if you actually know what he said tho.. Given the landscape, that could really affect this guy negatively, even if he didn’t say something that serious…
I was at the game, the pitcher didn't say it but someone in the dugout did by morse code while banging on trash cans. 😂
Astros own the mariners
Yeah, everyone knows that friends NEVER bust eachother's balls in a competitive setting. This definitely isn't a good look for Neris, but ultimately it's a whole lotta nothing.
Hi love your videos
Gerrit Cole is becoming Roger Clemens 😂
Neris did that and the mariners didn’t kick his butt? Man they’re either lying or they’re soft as charmin in the PNW
Honestly, thought the altercation was out of nowhere and weird. But, I honestly don't care 😅
The exact homophonic slur wasn’t said in the video…..
Well, because there wasn't one uttered.
Ya I watched this game last night and was really confused when he started walking up to Julio. And it looked like everyone else was confused too, no one knew what he said or why he said it
cant wait to see your video about the Cubs announcers and how they were so disrespectful about Ronald Acuna's 40/70 accomplishment
Me and my friends talk mad trash to each other when we play against each other. This is stupid.
That was so bizarre. Like a Roger Clemens roid rage moment without the bat 😂
As a Spanish speaker, that word is not a homophobic slur. Should he have said it? No he shouldn’t have. Does it warrant an investigation? Absolutely not. Worse has happened for a lot less
These players remember things. You don’t think neris didn’t remember Julio chest pumping the entire way around the bases after his hr. In a game that didn’t matter, and then in a game that does matter neris struck him out and let him know it. You can’t praise a batter for celebrating and showing up a pitcher and then a pitcher doing it back. Julio and the mariners had it coming. This is good baseball and what the game needs
Oh, and don't forget Game 1 of last year's ALDS. Julio was totally overcelebrating every hits and every run he got, up until he got humbled by Yordan's HR😂
Baseball's come a long way and now celebrations are generally accepted practice. What Neris did disrespected Julio and the game imo.
@@dannymayhem3349
Oh, please. It goes both ways. If hot dogging and grandstanding is the norm now (which I'm fine with), there are going to be receipts. "Disrespecting the game"? What does that even mean in a world where hot dogging and jiving and wearing clown costumes in the dugout after you homer is all acceptable? Baseball is a business. Not a sacred pageant or a religion.
Hurting someone's feelings or showing someone up in a direct way (as opposed to an indirect way with a clown costume) is not the sin you want to make it out to be.
I personally find it more 'disrespectful' as a fan when competitors are overly nice to each other and all fist bumping each other before "big" games. It tells me that winning is not all that important to them and that my investment (financial and emotional) in their success is frivolous. For what it's worth, you know someone like Neris cares about winning and losing at least as much as the fans buying into the product.
It's not like he threw a shattered bat near someone the way Clemens did in the 2000 World Series (and I think too much was even made of that). He trash talked Rodriguez. Big deal. Do you have any idea how much trash Jordan and Magic and Bird threw at each other and others in their day? And basketball back then was all the better for it. Hardly "disrespecting" the game. It MADE the game!
@@Icecreamforcrowtoo Celebrating and getting in someone's face are two very different things. I for one really appreciate the changes in the game where celebrating has become accepted. The losing end stings a little harder and believe me I know the feeling well. This was different and I stand by what I said. It was not sporting behavior, and it soured the game. It was disrespectul to Julio, both teams, the fans, and the game itself. But I'd be lying if I said there wasn't a part of me that thought Julio had it coming for having such a stinky September. You never know what might happen at a baseball game, which is why you drag your @ss down to the stadium, pay exhorbitant amounts of money and cheer for your team. There's seriously nothing to cheer about here it's a spirit of the game problem, and if you think this is ok I hope you never coach kids
@@dannymayhem3349
He didn't "get in his face." Nor did he "charge" Rodriguez like some of these other delusional people are claiming. And even if he did, you trying to moralize it as severely as you are doing while acting like a clown show isn't "showing up" anyone is just asinine.
i think we should all leave it be and let the two friends work it out
These guys know each other is just how we compete in the Caribbean.
Great content. Ty for the hard work
Horrible!
@@freezy8593 my guy you are just as offended as a liberal.
@@darryberrymemes5739Offensive. And both sides have their crazies. No one has the high ground.
Mariners act like they're the Yankees yet they are the only franchise to not play in a World Series wasted talent like Edgar Martinez Ken Griffey Jr Randy Johnson Adrian Beltre and Ichiro
Hector’s first name should have a J for Jector Neris, or N, for Nector Heris. P.S. Julio, don’t let somebody into your house who likes to yell random slurs.
no jomboy shoutout for the split footage? (am subbed btw)
Literally anybody can do split footage, it's not shoutout worthy. I'm pretty sure I've shouted Jomboy out before for something more that he was deserving of it
Good stuff duder
That’s how we play, we talk shiet and punk each other, etc. Neris just went a bit too far and Jrod had to save face by stepping up at home. They both still cool, everyone else, lot of emotions obviously. The End.
thought you covered actual baseball stories?
What you failed to show in this video is how many times the Mariners have hit Astros batters over the last year and a bit... and twice just in this series!
No one cares. Fuck the trashtros 🤡🤡🤡
Strange, I don't recall "swing pussy, get over there, get over there" ever being a homophobic slur.
They were probably talking trash to each other during diner
It's weird how we have to say he used a homophobic slur nowadays instead of just saying he called him a "homo."
Understand this, my English speaking friends: us Spanish speaking people can use a word in many, many ways, particularly foul words. We use "coño" almost the same way Americans use "fuck." In some countries, "coño" means "pussy;" but in other countries (and Dominican Republic. . . and almost every other Caribbean) "coño" is used the same way as you use "fuck." When we admire something, we may say "coño" as a interjection, if we hit our little toe with a door, we will DEFINITELY say "coño." If we get angry, we, many times, say: "COÑO!" In other words, is a very versatile word to express our feelings.
Was there and really confused as the previous strike out was on a bad call, and there’d been some other bad strikes against the Mariners, but Julio swung. Didn’t even realize it was Neris causing him to be mad until other players started running in
1:45 sweet bat twirl…I have seen a bat twirl that sweet since Mickey Rivers
Heated competition, but they're friends.
He probably yelled out “Mamaguevo, coño!!!”
Could this… could this be a secret lover’s quarrel? It couldnt be… could it?
Just like the old vine says: "And they were roomates..."
Sounds like you know how to be a good friend lol
You’re right. He seems like a little bit of an abusive dude. A deep seeded anger.
There are levels you don’t wanna let yourself go to. And things you have to be careful not to say.
Without it truly seeming like you wanted to deeply hurt someone
What are you talking about lol
@@rosscoradio8555 I said the dude obviously has anger issues. To spout off some shit like that. I said you have to be careful what you say because you will lose friends.
Why do you need to make a grade school comment like that when it’s pretty clear what I meant. You’re smarter than that
Actually, Cabby didn't call time. Pitcher didn't make eye contact. He tried to call time. The ump did allow it, ignoring the pitcher violating the rules.
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You can never trust a Astro player at all.
You can trust them to always eliminate the mariners
I think you are reaching on this one tbh. To me it seems like Neris used a slur in the heat of the moment (unacceptable under any circumstance) and Eugenio was mad moreso that Neris was speaking that way in front of all of the people at the game.
Julio should worry about holding back his own teammates.
Also your title and the fact that you did nothing to analyze the word he said and how it may have different meanings in different Latin American countries as most slang does in Latin American countries is highly irresponsible. Wth 🤦♂️
i was so confused when i saw the video this morning
What would be cool is if it was like Hockey, where they allow them to settle differences without interference, until someone hits the ground...then separate them.
Another Asstros player saying/acting something homophobic/racial towards another player from a different team?! Wow! It’s like they didn’t learn anything about their “culture.”
Their culture must be damn good, huh?
I don’t get why Neris did that. I get the Astros and mariners hate each other, but still. Why?
Last year Julio took Hector yard and was pumping his chest around the bases, Crawford also pimped tf out of his lead off homer, tension was high this game, glad the stros could get the W
@@jeffbezos1079 He was pumped about the homer, but he didn't disrespect Neris. He didn't look at him or at the Astros dugout. Just ran around the bases. Players do that all the time.
Hector Neris is julio's Daddy!!!!!!!
@@PeterLindstrom-x4w I know, but like I said this was a big game, emotions were at an all time night
Much ado about nothing.
The alphabet mafia are annoying.
Lots of people have said by lip reading this was not a slur in Dominican slang.
Absolutely no proof of what he said, so putting this out there with no proof is irresponsible and stupid.
Homophobic...??
It's not real. Stop saying it.
As an Astros fan I didn’t like that
I can understand yelling cheating pounding etc. walking off the pound but walking towards the batter and yelling. That looks bad
Yeah, not a homophobic slur, its a Spanish slang term. I think he was just upset and lashed out
Either really competitive or there's a love triangle going on...HAHA!
And what the fuck does homophobic mean anyway? This world is so lame.
Oh no, a ballplayer said a naughty word and acted like an irrational jerk! Lol
Title is clickbait and slanderous. Typical mlb fan tryna generate clicks off hating the Astros