Meet The MLB Player Who DIED On The Field
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I had a friend who was born in 1889. (I was a young boy in the early 1970s). His brother was catching for Ohio State or at Ohio State and a pitcher threw so hard, it hit the batter in the chest and killed him instantly. That pitcher never played another game of baseball again.
A number of Little League pitchers died that way.
Your friend was 100 years older than you?
@@mastermeams4320 anything can happen friend.
@@lordkiza8838what can also happen is he could be lying
Good start My Guy
You’re going to be really very good at this once you hit your stride .
You speak well but you can & will still get even better
Your editing will grow
Keep up The Good Work YoungFella 👍
This is such a sad story, I remember Tony C from the Red Sox getting hit in the head. He didn’t die but his life was not what it could have been either.
Carl Mays wasn't really the issue, the issue was the ball. They would often use the same ball much of the game. Foul balls would be thrown back on the field and used. The balls got scuffed up and dirty and became hard to see and this incident changed a few rules including using several balls in a game. Now they use dozens in a game
The main point you ENTIRELY MISSED was the fact that spit balls and other doctoring of the baseballs was still legal! Pitchers used chew juice, dirt and spit to give them an edge! The balls in play were often very dark and stained. They were very hard to to see.
After Chapman's death, the spit ball and other alterations were made illegal. Umpires were directed to check the condition of the balls frequently and remove any suspect ball. It helped bring on the development of helments.
R.I.P. Ray Chapman. R.I.P. Carl Mays.
R.I.P James Charles
R.I.P Your mom
@@surerollins5179wtf
I'm just curious to know are they inducted into the Hall of Fame and if so okay if not how come that was a freak accident anybody knows that do passed away because of what happened and no one forgave
I think Chapman should be in the HOF because he died while playing. He's the only person ever.
💀💀
technically he didn’t die on the field he died a few hours after being taken to the hospital
I well remember when Mays died -- on his death bed he swore that he did not mean to hit Chapman. From what I have read over the years, commentators agreed that it was just a bad pitch. Not an intentional hit to the head.
Next time please consider re-recording the parts where you stumbled in the story. I'm not trying to be mean or rude but from a listeners point of view it's kind of hard to listen to.
Yeah no. Its TH-cam, not television. If you want professional videos, go to TV n watch history. Other than that, hes a human being and not a single human being is perfect. Never has been, never will be. I think his stumbling actually makes his videos unique. Shows that hes human and it's not the same scripted bullshit over n over. Totally understandable you like it a certain way, but it's his videos. He can do them however he wants.
@@cptsparklfingerz9210 Amen
so you’re saying if you don’t do it right the first time don’t try again? Whenever possible don’t fix your mistakes? Does practice make losers too.
The op wasn’t trying to hurt the guys feelings but your advice is the opposite of advice. What’s wrong with getting something right? Take advice from a guy who uses n instead of adding the two extra letters to spell the word correctly
When captfingerz gets a job I’d love for him to say I’m not going to make that hamburger over again because it’s unique even if it’s raw
I don’t mind the stumbling but it sounds like he presenting in school
sorry for the inconvenience 🥂
So then he didn't die on the field
He literally died from playing baseball what more do u want 🤨🤔
@@cammoseley3226 it was not "on the field". Chuck Hughes of the Detroit Lions died on the field, they just didn't tell the Lions and Bears players until after the game, but some of them knew (it was near the end of the game).
Bro, clean the audio up. Also, maybe playing a trap beat on your video describing the passing of a player on the field isn’t the way to go.
You clearly have the ability to edit videos, it’s easy to take multiple takes of your commentary. Write a script and go from there.
Just shut up ok
@@ganjadee8949 he’s giving constructive criticism
You said died on the field not the hospital but rip to him❤️
Chapman never moved. He could not see the ball. It was so stained he could not see it for the background in the stands.
Carl Mays was infamous as a headhunter before this incident and he was a mean, surly and unpopular player.
An accident for sure but just adds to the Yankees and Cleveland's rivalry through the years. Hell may have even started it idk
I feel You ,
Had He not killed a player He would have still pitched more relentless and no doubt been an even better player had that not ever happened
Its inevitable that something like that would affect Your psyche
and even in the slightest makes a large difference when you’re at the very top of any profession.
You stated this player died on the field. Yet later you said he died in the hospital. You should said in your headline that a player injured in a game and later died that night in a hospital.
Idk how Guys didn’t on the field in it’s inception seasons
When they didn’t have any helmets or protective gear
Including for the catchers 👀
I read about this, what a sad story
Ik :(
@@SportsHuddle bro you stutterd so many times but still is sad
@@SportsHuddleseems like Cleveland is cursed doesn’t it?
technically he didn’t die on the field
ikr
He literally died from playing baseball what more do u want 🤔🤨
Did u ever read the baseball card time traveling series? That’s the only reason I’ve ever heard of chapman
Yeah I did
ah I forgot about that, what was it called again?
This must have been where Clevelands run of bad luck started.
August 16th, 1920? Sounds like when this audio was recorded.
He didn't die on the field.
True the ball did kill him though
It did tho
Search it up online :)
Bro he was not dead on field he died at the hospital
i honestly don't think Chapman would have made the HOF, he was well liked, but he was not a Hall of Fame caliber player. average hitter with little power and his RBI's were pretty non existent. The player that took his place, Joe Sewell was a dear friend of mine. He did make the HOF, He is pictured in the 1921 Team photo that you displayed, he is 2nd row, last player on the right. I'm glad no one took any photo's of Chappy laying on the field
No one cares what you think
At least compared to me
@@zachgordon99 that's because you're a dick...bravo
Chapman was very possibly on his way to the Hall of Fame
Ok so he died at the hospital NOT ON THE FIELD.
Dying at the hospital is not dying on the field.
NormCash played for the tigers in the 60s into the mid 70s he never wore a helmet
Chapman did not die on the field. He was still alive when they rushed him to the hospital. His last words: "Tell Mays I'm okay."
There is a video of Carl Yastrzemski hitting a home run off Tom Seaver in the 1975 All-Star Game. He wasn't wearing a helmet. The last player allowed to bat without a helmet was Red Sox catcher Bob Montgomery, in 1979.
he got grandfathered in and was allowed to choose to bat with or without a helmet. even if the odds of getting fatally beaned in the head were remote batting without a helmet was a foolish risk for him to take and it didn't add a single inch to his pecker. the old timers love the machismo act, which is what it is, an act. if Cash had gotten nailed in the head it would have killed him just like it'd kill you or me. we are all human and fragile.
@@larsfinlay7325 Norm Cash's life ended kind of kind of bizzare he fell on a dock I believe in Boyne City or Boyne Falls Michigan it knock him unconscious and he drown
@@phillipgarrow2297 I still weep that we lost Jose Fernandez that night. All baseball players should avoid boats.
Incidentally this was the same year the Indians won the world series. Ig in his honor.
The purchase of a Telepromter might be a good idea.
Be kind. The narrator is a stutterer...
You can tell me about him doesn’t sound like I’ll ever meet him
If if if you can project out anything but the reality is they didn't invent batting helmets way back then probably because they either didn't feel the need to do it or they just didn't have the technology or both.
He died in a hospital, not on the field. The title of your video is incorrect.
🔥🔥 video bro
Thanks bro!
such a sad sad story. But there is NO way Chapman would have ended up in the Hall of Fame. He was a good player but was NEVER a great one. Let's not make overstatements....the story is interesting enough.
Carl Mays career ERA was 2.92 with 15 seasons in the dead ball era . Carl is more than worthy to be in the Hall of Fame.
Click bait, technically not true but that was a century ago, who's gonna argue now ??? 😊
FYI - He didn’t die on the field.
this kind of thing is why I don't begrudge pro athletes the money they make there is a very big risk with this kind of thing
One fatality in 100 years of baseball?
@@ianbutler1983 that's true but you look at guys like dennis byrd from the jets mike utley from the lions and of course darryl stingley. they were all paralyzed on the field then you have ryan shazier and kevin everitt both of whom were almost paralyzed but had their careers ended. besides if someone offered me millions of dollars for a job I wouldn't say no and i'm sure you wouldn't either
NO HE DID NOT!!!!!!!!!! He died 13 hours later in a HOSPITAL!!!!! Learn your MLB history!!!!!!!!!!⚾️⚾️⚾️⚾️⚾️⚾️⚾️⚾️
Okay, so he was fatally injured. That doesn't really change a lot.
Could have been a 30 second video.
Died at the hospital.
But this guy needs a practice talking he’s like He’s breathing I could hear him breathing like Lil loaded
Be kind. The narrator is a stutterer...
How do we meet him if he died on the field
He didn’t die on the field. Why “white lie” about that. I hate click bait.
Dam
Ikr and great vid!
It’s actually Ben Chapman do your research before you post a video like this
Misleading title for clicks.
yep
It’s part of the yt game
@@rocketfire6440 its still bad
@@clockgod1151 blame the human brain and TH-cam idk lmao
@4-3 Forever Sports yeah I mean if someone died on the battlefield that might not mean they weren’t taken somewhere to get healed
Meet a dead person
Sad,
:(
Jesus and God loves you guys!
God's judgment is coming (Psalm 9:17).
They are still the Indians as far as I'm concerned.
rip man thats terrible
Please make a script before you record
That is polo grounds
oops that's a bump, not a bunt im not rt plus please slow down brother; stumblin and bumblin tryin to talk too fast don't you edit before you upload?
Bruh my last name is Mays
Are you The ‚Say Hey Kid?????!!!!!‘
Willie, I am sooooo honored!!!!!
And there was a batter who's last name was Maddux. Who hit a pitcher with a line drijve
OOF DUDE, OOF
Chipper jones
Chipper Jones Is still alive.
@@mcsyoungpro0594 oh thought he died when he was 106
@Monkey D Luffy You must be joking with me dude.
@Monkey D Luffy That isn’t Chipper Jones dude.
Bro clean up your damn talking. You don’t have to do everything on the first damn take
Ong 😭. Good video tho such a sad story
I thought the same thing- but now I think it was his 30th take.
Y’all ain’t gotta be toxic abt that. He could have a stutter or just be nervous. Or even just having a hard time speaking then
Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
First lets go
Ayyyyyy
Sad
Amateurish production
Sdft
Oof im third
All good!