The book, “Ty Cobb A Terrible Beauty” by Charles Leerhsen, is an absolute must read. The book sets the record straight after he was and still is slandered by other authors and the general public. It also gives great insight to the game during that era. Fascinating book.
We have another video we are working on with a ton of pictures we colorized and they really turned out fantastic. A lot of them are with charities and children, reunions and other situations they breaks down some of the tropes about him as well.
Much of the negative manner in which history has treated Ty Cobb is due to the false and defamatory biography written by Al Stump. It is the book on which the movie "Cobb" is based. If you're interested in reading about how Stump maliciously defamed Cobb the whole story is out there to read. Stump was a dishonest and despicable man.
My grandfather used to hunt quail with Ty Cobb at Magruder. He said Ty was the meanest man he ever knew. My grandfather got along with him fine but he said Ty didn't put up with anything he didn't like from anyone. They hunted in the winters when Cobb was still playing and after. He said Cobb wore heavy boots and ankle weights almost every day to make his legs stronger so he would be faster on the field.
Al Stump’s “biography” was one of the worst contributors to the lies perpetrated about Cobb. Many of the outright fabrications of his book has been refuted, but the public typically ignores fact, in favor of drama. Tragic. Edit: And I’m not even discussing the idiotic movie “Cobb”.
Goes to show just how long journalism has been a cesspool of shameless, pigs…. The part that has me scratching a hole in my head is…is how people listen to these corrupt, dishonest, shameless, trash to this very day. Ken Burns’ documentaries are being shown to this day. I’d like to think that people are finally learning to do their research, and learning to think for themselves, but you can never underestimate the jaw-dropping stupidity of human beings.
Say what you want about Cobb. You cannot dispute his batting average that no one ever surpassed. I’d want him on my side in a ball game, in a fight, in any situation that was a must win, because you knew he would never back down from a fight and would always find a way to win. Yes he was a badass and badasses offend many people and make many enemies, but I can’t help but admire his fighting spirit, a spirit that reminds me of another man. Ty Cobb was to baseball what George S. Patton was to war - a brilliant and controversial warrior.
I think it's there as a bed to smooth out the dropouts in the audio. So that it doesn't feel like the voice is skipping or the video is stopping. I could be wrong though.
A really misunderstood man. Been reading of some of his off-the-field exploits for many years. I wonder how many, if any are true? Tommy Lee Jones didn't help matters any.
I would think he’d still be a tough out, even today. He was a career .366 hitter, over 24 years. 4191 hits. And he faced some of the greatest pitchers ever, including Cy Young. Ichiro with an attitude.
Cobb hit .366 against Walter Johnson, who was considered the fastest pitcher of his era and probably threw around 95 mph. He'd have no trouble adjusting to another 5 mph. The one issue he would have is that pitchers would have much more advanced scouting reports and any tiny weaknesses in his swing would be exploited. I agree with the Break Brothers, he'd put up Ichiro-esque numbers.
How much of the hatred directed at this man has been due to all the retconning of his life by woke sportswriters who needed to boil all the injustice they wanted to portray and write and talk about into the actions of one whipping boy for their sermons? On the field, he was a take no prisoners hardass and easy to hate if you weren't a Detroit Tigers fan. Off the field, he was no saint, but he was a product of his time like everyone else. I despise presentism. Isn't it funny how everybody suddenly wants to turn it off on D-Day?
Is there a link to this without the horrible music playing? I noticed the source video has no annoying music playing in the background. Thanks in advance!
Even better than buying stock, he appeared in advertisements for the company when they were first starting to get big and took stock in lieu of money for appearing in the ads. Pretty smart.
His dog loved him. Ty Cobb might have even fed it. Ty Cobb allowed the dog hairs to get on his nice suit. Why the Laurel and Hardy assinine music in the background? Ty Cobb was a nasty man. Base running, if he was going to be tagged out, he would run hard into the defender and knock the defender down.
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The book, “Ty Cobb A Terrible Beauty” by Charles Leerhsen, is an absolute must read. The book sets the record straight after he was and still is slandered by other authors and the general public. It also gives great insight to the game during that era. Fascinating book.
We have another video we are working on with a ton of pictures we colorized and they really turned out fantastic. A lot of them are with charities and children, reunions and other situations they breaks down some of the tropes about him as well.
I know it's just one interview but Cobb doesn't seem like the monster that the media has long portrayed him as...
Much of the negative manner in which history has treated Ty Cobb is due to the false and defamatory biography written by Al Stump. It is the book on which the movie "Cobb" is based. If you're interested in reading about how Stump maliciously defamed Cobb the whole story is out there to read. Stump was a dishonest and despicable man.
The book written about him by Stump was essentially fiction. Complex man to be sure but no more a product of his time than any other man.
His dog certainly loves him.
Dogs detect good people and they can also detect bad ones too.
Looks hungry
@@Playsinvainnot even a little. That is an obviously well fed hound
@ his ribs are showing. Maybe that means nothing for the breed
My grandfather used to hunt quail with Ty Cobb at Magruder. He said Ty was the meanest man he ever knew. My grandfather got along with him fine but he said Ty didn't put up with anything he didn't like from anyone. They hunted in the winters when Cobb was still playing and after. He said Cobb wore heavy boots and ankle weights almost every day to make his legs stronger so he would be faster on the field.
I've read that boot comment somewhere before. Awesome how ballplayers trained back then
This man has been nothing but slandered in modern times. Damn shame.
Yeah all the leftists call anybody "racist" if they don't go along with communism
Al Stump’s “biography” was one of the worst contributors to the lies perpetrated about Cobb. Many of the outright fabrications of his book has been refuted, but the public typically ignores fact, in favor of drama. Tragic. Edit: And I’m not even discussing the idiotic movie “Cobb”.
He was a fuckin racist
what Al Stump and Ken Burns did to this man's reputation is unforgivable
just straight up lied about him
Goes to show just how long journalism has been a cesspool of shameless, pigs…. The part that has me scratching a hole in my head is…is how people listen to these corrupt, dishonest, shameless, trash to this very day. Ken Burns’ documentaries are being shown to this day. I’d like to think that people are finally learning to do their research, and learning to think for themselves, but you can never underestimate the jaw-dropping stupidity of human beings.
Say what you want about Cobb. You cannot dispute his batting average that no one ever surpassed. I’d want him on my side in a ball game, in a fight, in any situation that was a must win, because you knew he would never back down from a fight and would always find a way to win. Yes he was a badass and badasses offend many people and make many enemies, but I can’t help but admire his fighting spirit, a spirit that reminds me of another man. Ty Cobb was to baseball what George S. Patton was to war - a brilliant and controversial warrior.
Ty Cobb was the greatest player of all time.
@@scottf5110 Hard to argue with that.
Country as buttermilk!!😁😁😁😁😂⚾⚾⚾⚾⚾🍻🍻🍻
Consider doing away with the background music. It is distracting and unnecessary
I think it's there as a bed to smooth out the dropouts in the audio. So that it doesn't feel like the voice is skipping or the video is stopping. I could be wrong though.
Very interesting and nuanced reveal of this enigma.
A really misunderstood man.
Been reading of some of his off-the-field exploits for many years. I wonder how many, if any are true?
Tommy Lee Jones didn't help matters any.
You think nearly 100 years later, that this guy could hold his own against modern day pitchers?
I would think he’d still be a tough out, even today. He was a career .366 hitter, over 24 years. 4191 hits. And he faced some of the greatest pitchers ever, including Cy Young. Ichiro with an attitude.
Cobb hit .366 against Walter Johnson, who was considered the fastest pitcher of his era and probably threw around 95 mph. He'd have no trouble adjusting to another 5 mph. The one issue he would have is that pitchers would have much more advanced scouting reports and any tiny weaknesses in his swing would be exploited. I agree with the Break Brothers, he'd put up Ichiro-esque numbers.
most of the old greats would have, WITH the addition of the professional training and nutrition that athletes receive nowadays.
ruth would have been a pitcher
If modern players went back to the parks back then and used that equipment for the pay at the time the modern players would run off the field crying!
How much of the hatred directed at this man has been due to all the retconning of his life by woke sportswriters who needed to boil all the injustice they wanted to portray and write and talk about into the actions of one whipping boy for their sermons? On the field, he was a take no prisoners hardass and easy to hate if you weren't a Detroit Tigers fan. Off the field, he was no saint, but he was a product of his time like everyone else. I despise presentism. Isn't it funny how everybody suddenly wants to turn it off on D-Day?
Much of Al Stump’s “biography” of Cobb has been shown to be an outright fabrication. And the movie, “Cobb” is likewise.
He could have fed the dog more than once a week.
It was part black around the eye, that’s why
I bet mr cobb never dreamed quail hunting would suck as much as it does today
Is there a link to this without the horrible music playing? I noticed the source video has no annoying music playing in the background. Thanks in advance!
my Uncle was his caddy when he was in the SF Bay Area....he said he was grouchy
My grandfather was his neighbor said he was a wonderfully human beinh.
Your uncle was a putz.
You're a putz.
Cute dog! I hope it's doing well today.
Something tells me, he's not around! Just a funny feeling, I have.
I’m sure it’s fine..
He's doing well! (In another place)
That dog didn't understand a word...lol
Ty wisely invested and bought stock in the Coca-Cola company. It made him rich.
Even better than buying stock, he appeared in advertisements for the company when they were first starting to get big and took stock in lieu of money for appearing in the ads. Pretty smart.
@@RRaquello Say what you want to about Cobb. But the one thing you can't say is that he was stupid.
I like his doggy 🐕
MLB Dooms Day device...unreal history...great player...nasty as they come
That dog probably died soon after this was filmed.😢
you might be right!..
Why the distracting background noise?
i don't know but they should stop it.
Weirdly reminds me of this scene in Best in Show th-cam.com/video/xf-oitGkGEw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=dAvPTjzbLAMgHQoe
Soundgarden brought me here…..
What song?
@@TheBreakBrothers lol really? Take a guess…. I’ll give you hint, it’s called Ty Cobb
@@Malama_Ki I like soundgarden but admitting don’t know deeper cuts. I’m doing a reverse, I’m going to go check out the Soundgarden now!
does that dog realize that's Ty Cobb?
Ty was a mean mofo!
Don't bad mouth my Granddaddy.......😃
@@t.j.h2810
I'll do what I want to your granddaddy.
He owned a shitload of Coca Cola stock
I had heard, and forgotten, about that! 24,000 shares worth $112M in today’s dollars!
Better if not colorized.
You can just see an outline of a healthy animal's ribs, but this dog looks starved.
You know nothing about hounds or hunting dogs
Of course he has a white dog.
His dog loved him. Ty Cobb might have even fed it. Ty Cobb allowed the dog hairs to get on his nice suit. Why the Laurel and Hardy assinine music in the background? Ty Cobb was a nasty man. Base running, if he was going to be tagged out, he would run hard into the defender and knock the defender down.