Alex Gonzalez should be more of a scapegoat to losing that NLCS than a freaking fan who was just reacting to a baseball hit in foul territory pretty much hit right at him. That was a routine inning ending double play hes a professional and blew that. Steve Bartman was merely a paying fan.
It's great that Mark Prior has peace with his career path, that shows a tremendous amount of character. But I still hate Dusty Baker for his part in this.
Without Dusty the Cubs don't make the playoffs that year. They had a terrible bullpen so he needed to ride his starters. Prior and Woods arms just couldn't hold up. I really don't think it was the pitch counts that did them in.
@@williamkoscielniak7871 Their bullpen was middle of the pack actually, not terrible. Dusty is a terrible manager who, with the right decision making, could've used his bullpen strategically especially since this was before the 3 batter minimum. Tony LaRussa invented the use of the modern bullpen strategy in the 2000s which is why he successfully led the Cardinals with sub-par teams to the playoffs every year.
Yeah he seems like a really good guy. As a Braves fan losing 3 straight to the Dodgers in '20 was traumatic but if there is ANY positive that came out of that it's Prior getting a ring. He deserved it.
His mechanics wasn't perfect. He had the inverted W thing, which puts a lot of stress on the pitching arm. He would have lasted much longer in the modern game with how much more they protect pitchers by limiting pitches.
My all time favorite player after Ryne Sandberg. I went to see prior so many times that he knew who I was. I got over 40 autographs by him. 25 of them in person. The guy who used to park the player cars at Wrigley got to know me from going to so many games that he hooked me up with autographs. He would put items I wanted signed in Priors car and Mark would sign them after the game for me.
Having talented pitchers that show promise, make it to the big leagues, and contribute around a core of others to push a team far is rare. Then when all is said and done, the odds are only one if any of them will have a long and successful career. I am a Mariners fan and was devastated that we never got Felix Hernandez into a single playoff game. Now i look at our team in 2023 with a rotation that looks stacked with young talent and looks primed to dominate for years, but you just never know. Emjoy while it lasts i guess.
ts a 100% on Dusty, and the fact that the same thing happened to Wood is proof. Back in Dusty's days guys often threw 130_ pitches, the game has changed big time these guys put so much more torque and strain on their arms. Using him like he did, coming off an arm injury and being in his second MLB season is inexcusable. Dusty Baker is teh worst manager in MLB history and he keeps getting jobs for ready to compete teams is because of one factor, see if you can guess.
😂 pitchers are babied...pitch counts are bullshit...you realize pitchers are so babied you're lucky to get more than 5 innings from a starter...you have no clue what you're talking about
@@aaronsanborn4291 Except Woods and Prior weren't pitching 5 or 6 innings. They were both throwing 7 or 8, many times complete games every start. Over 100 pitches every time they took the mound. Pretty sure it's you that doesn't know what you are talking about. In 2003 alone they both threw over 200 innings.
ts a 100% on Dusty, and the fact that the same thing happened to Wood is proof. Back in Dusty's days guys often threw 130_ pitches, the game has changed big time these guys put so much more torque and strain on their arms. Using him like he did, coming off an arm injury and being in his second MLB season is inexcusable. Dusty Baker is teh worst manager in MLB history and he keeps getting jobs for ready to compete teams is because of one factor, see if you can guess.
125 a game was crazy even back then, idk if u guys ever played the show but it's damn near impossible to keep any pitcher in the game after 70-80 pitches
Heard a national radio interview with Black Jack McDowell in early 2000s. He said he was worried about Prior's reputation because Prior was getting the same injuries as players who used Roids. He was worried people might start thinking Prior was using them too.
Mark Prior, Kerry Wood, Carlos Zambrano and Matt Clement were the 4 Horsemen who should have been World Series Champions in 2003. A blind 3rd base umpire and a lazy Dusty Baker blew the most controversial call in baseball history, suffering Cub fans would have to wait 13 long years to finally get their day.
A blind 3rd base umpire? You are a complete idiot. Alex S. Gonzalez is a choker who booted an easy ball, and opened the flood gates. Do NOT blame Steve Bartman for the Cubs incompetent play and choking deamenor
A great video would be one on all the young pitchers with great stuff and potential, but whose careers were cut short and/or compromised by arm trouble. I remember guys like Frank Tanana, Mario Soto, Wayne Simpson, Gary Nolan, who had superstar stuff, but then lost it due to arm trouble. Some of these guys had long careers, but without a killer heater, not great careers.
This 2003 NLCS really glossed over the TRUE breakout stud of the moment. That was Josh Beckett. In game 5, down 3-1 he took the ball, in what looked like a mere formality. After all, even if Florida wins, they have to beat Prior and Wood who are locked and loaded for games at Wrigley. Beckett calmly dismantled the Cubs with a two hitter that is, to this day, the most dominant performance Ive ever seen by a pitcher outside of Kerry Wood's 20K epic, and well...pretty much any playoff start by Madison Bumgarner.
ts a 100% on Dusty, and the fact that the same thing happened to Wood is proof. Back in Dusty's days guys often threw 130_ pitches, the game has changed big time these guys put so much more torque and strain on their arms. Using him like he did, coming off an arm injury and being in his second MLB season is inexcusable. Dusty Baker is teh worst manager in MLB history and he keeps getting jobs for ready to compete teams is because of one factor, see if you can guess.
I can answer that and his name is Dusty Baker. As a cardinals fan, I was worried after 2003. The Cubs in 2003 had Prior, Kerry Wood, and Carlos Zambrano. And Ole Dusty screwed that up
The collision at second base started the problems. Like Dizzy Dean whose toe was broken from a line drive and his mechanics changed, something happened with Prior. Either there was some slight change in his delivery or there was some sort fear in the very back of his mind. Kerry Wood was very hard on his elbow. Prior was not.
I moved from Chicago to Jackson Tennessee for a minute, and I got to see prior do his babe ruth impersonation for the minor league diamond jaxx, I moved back home in time to get my heart broke in '03
@@vinsel That’s not what caused the injuries 🤦♂️. For one thing Baker overused, which you can’t necessarily blame because prior had lots of talent, but him causing him to get injured. Another thing is that he’s been hit with a line drive which also wasn’t good for him. He was also in a bad collision too. Lots of these things are in. the. video.
Well, as teh video says, his mechanics weren't good at all. HE was so strong with such powerful leg drive, it masked bad mechanics, Dusty abusing him didn't help
@@Chasstful Pitching is an unnatural motion for the body. There is no such thing as perfect mechanics. It is a spectrum from increased injury risk mechanics to minimized injury risk mechanics. No matter what the risk is always there. That is why i am a believer in building around position players. Draft pitchers in bulk in the middle rounds of the draft with the knowledge that most of them won't amount to anything.
The 2002 Giants managed by Dusty Baker also blew game 5 against the Angels in the series when Dusty was trying to hand out game balls to Ortiz up by 5 only for the angels to come back and win the series what an idiot 2003 the Cubs had modern day Drysdale and Koufax and Dusty still found a way to screw that series up against the Marlins just use the worst in-game manager of all time . As far as Mark Pryor same thing that happened to Carrie Wood Dusty had those guys pitching until their arms fell off. Inverted w? After blowing that 2003 series the year before Dusty was desperate he overworked those guys to their arms fell off what a total idiot. And how did you not beat the Atlanta braves last year with the number one defense in offense in the league good God
Not sure why you included the Batman thing. Had nothing to do with anything. He allowed a double to Pierre to start the inning and went from 0-2 on Castillo to 3-2 cause he was tiring. You can't tell me that Batman is the reason he hung a curve ball to Rodriguez.
Had to stop watching it to the point when Mark prior to the pitch and hit toward the foul line I just got rid of the video I can't watch it anymore too much pain
Mark Prior was ORIGINALLY drafted by the NY Yankees in 1998 but didn't sign.That Pirates team for that time was garbage and would strike out trying to hit a bee with the bat. Prior's injury problem was Prior himself. The only people saying he had perfect pitching motion were the Cubs and their announcers. Other teams seen his motion and seen the flaw that Markie ignored when he was told by Billy Cox. Kerry Wood developed the very same problem but too ignored it. They thought they knew more than a very successful major league pitching coach who tried to help. They started planting their left leg, landing leg slightly towards to right-handed hitting box which then caused them to throw back across their bodies to hit the middle of the plate or the LH side of the plate. That really didn't effect curveballs or inside fastballs to righties. What it did do is put all of the stress of throwing sliders and inside pitches to lefties on the right elbows. That leads to Tommy John surgeries and different types of shoulder injuries, torn Labrum to Rotator Cuff repairs. Both Kerry and Markie refereed to by many fans in Chicago as the MASH unit because they were injured but never trierd to listen to what the problem was.....themselves. Kerry got it when he went to Cleveland and became the closer, to late in his career to try and start again. Mark just went on and on in his dream world that he was perfect, even today he refuses to admit it was his own motion that caused all of his serious issues. Mark Prior and Stephen Strasburg had mirror early careers, Stephen got it before he completely killed his arm, until 2010 Stephen started 12 games, 2011 he only started 2 but then it took off in 2012 where he started 20-30 games per year until 2020 and this "pandemic" hit. 21 he started 2 games and 2121 5 games. He got the message and fixed the problem, to bad Prior was so stupid and egotistical, he COULD'VE been great.
actually, Pryor's mechanics were really bad. He was so big and strong with such powerful leg drive, it covered up really suspect mechanics. Dusty made it worse
Mark Priors poor mechanics that he had since his USC days are what happened to him. Dusty did him no favors but he is ultimately not to blame for his problems.
Love your content bro but I can’t stand the way you talk it’s so slow, I watch all your vids in 1.25 to make it sound better no offense just might want to tighten that up.
Napolean Dynamite does a fine job in this doc, never knew he was in to baseball so much?
ok I knew I wasn't the only one thinking that lol
oof
I was thinking it, you thought of it first.
Vote for Pedro
Dude, that's freaking hilarious! Great analogy 🤣
Now he’s turning the Dodgers pitching staff into legends 😎
Alex Gonzalez should be more of a scapegoat to losing that NLCS than a freaking fan who was just reacting to a baseball hit in foul territory pretty much hit right at him. That was a routine inning ending double play hes a professional and blew that. Steve Bartman was merely a paying fan.
Also that he wasn't even the only one reaching for the ball
Actually you're right... I still remember that double play ball. It was an ez grounder.
It's great that Mark Prior has peace with his career path, that shows a tremendous amount of character. But I still hate Dusty Baker for his part in this.
Without Dusty the Cubs don't make the playoffs that year. They had a terrible bullpen so he needed to ride his starters. Prior and Woods arms just couldn't hold up. I really don't think it was the pitch counts that did them in.
@@williamkoscielniak7871 Their bullpen was middle of the pack actually, not terrible. Dusty is a terrible manager who, with the right decision making, could've used his bullpen strategically especially since this was before the 3 batter minimum. Tony LaRussa invented the use of the modern bullpen strategy in the 2000s which is why he successfully led the Cardinals with sub-par teams to the playoffs every year.
Yeah he seems like a really good guy. As a Braves fan losing 3 straight to the Dodgers in '20 was traumatic but if there is ANY positive that came out of that it's Prior getting a ring. He deserved it.
How could you hate Dusty when Mark Prior said he doesn't blame him!? U need to look in the mirror.
Racist bigot
Dusty Baker burned his arm out..look at the amount of innings he pitched end of 03..Dusty was always slow on the hook
Fuk dusty baker he sucked he screwed up prior and kid k! Dusty made bad calls
Mark Prior had his first DL stint before Dusty. And his problems were inevitable regardless of who his manager was.
His mechanics wasn't perfect. He had the inverted W thing, which puts a lot of stress on the pitching arm. He would have lasted much longer in the modern game with how much more they protect pitchers by limiting pitches.
Yeah don’t listen to facts just use a scapegoat… 🙄
Dude. Injury was absolutely the only thing that could stop him. IT IS ALL DUSTY BAKER'S FAULT
No it was without a doubt his mechanics.. He was very upright, got little leg drive which forced him to throw across his body..
This 16 minute video could have been summarized by just commenting "Dusty Baker happened to Mark Prior".
That narrative is false. Priors mechanics made injury inevitable.
got to see him pitch once live vs Mets on a really cold day. MECHANICS, fluidity on the mound
This guy needs to make a documentary on his Uncle Rico’s illustrious football career! Show footage of him throwing a football over the mountains 😂🤣🤣😂
Thought I clicked a "Baseball Doesn't Exist" video lol good content bro keep it up
My all time favorite player after Ryne Sandberg. I went to see prior so many times that he knew who I was. I got over 40 autographs by him. 25 of them in person. The guy who used to park the player cars at Wrigley got to know me from going to so many games that he hooked me up with autographs. He would put items I wanted signed in Priors car and Mark would sign them after the game for me.
Dusty Baker is what Happened to Mark Prior !
Having talented pitchers that show promise, make it to the big leagues, and contribute around a core of others to push a team far is rare.
Then when all is said and done, the odds are only one if any of them will have a long and successful career.
I am a Mariners fan and was devastated that we never got Felix Hernandez into a single playoff game.
Now i look at our team in 2023 with a rotation that looks stacked with young talent and looks primed to dominate for years, but you just never know.
Emjoy while it lasts i guess.
Dusty Baker destroyed Prior and Woods arms. There's no other reason. He used them too much.
ts a 100% on Dusty, and the fact that the same thing happened to Wood is proof. Back in Dusty's days guys often threw 130_ pitches, the game has changed big time these guys put so much more torque and strain on their arms. Using him like he did, coming off an arm injury and being in his second MLB season is inexcusable. Dusty Baker is teh worst manager in MLB history and he keeps getting jobs for ready to compete teams is because of one factor, see if you can guess.
@@Chasstful affirmative action?
@@gremlinfinger5964 Yeah, MLB desperate for black managers. Its cost teams WS titles
😂 pitchers are babied...pitch counts are bullshit...you realize pitchers are so babied you're lucky to get more than 5 innings from a starter...you have no clue what you're talking about
@@aaronsanborn4291 Except Woods and Prior weren't pitching 5 or 6 innings. They were both throwing 7 or 8, many times complete games every start. Over 100 pitches every time they took the mound. Pretty sure it's you that doesn't know what you are talking about. In 2003 alone they both threw over 200 innings.
He’s curveball was amazing
That marlin’s cubs series was one for the record book it was probably the greatest series I ever watched
I remember that year perfectly. The cubs would be up by 8 runs in a game in july and baker would leave him in to throw 125 pitches. FOR NO REASON
ts a 100% on Dusty, and the fact that the same thing happened to Wood is proof. Back in Dusty's days guys often threw 130_ pitches, the game has changed big time these guys put so much more torque and strain on their arms. Using him like he did, coming off an arm injury and being in his second MLB season is inexcusable. Dusty Baker is teh worst manager in MLB history and he keeps getting jobs for ready to compete teams is because of one factor, see if you can guess.
@@Chasstful He got curved up by my Bravos this past October.
125 a game was crazy even back then, idk if u guys ever played the show but it's damn near impossible to keep any pitcher in the game after 70-80 pitches
You did a great job on this video. Prior was my favorite growing up.
Thank you!
Saw him pitch in 2003, had a chance to see him a second time that year, but I had places to be that I didn't think I could get out of. Shame.
I remember this game, and it was very heartbreaking!
Love the content. Miss seeing some of these guys play!
Dusty baker and cubs management deatroyed prior and wood, plus those guys threw to many pitches
How do only have 75 subs you deserve way more
Thanks!
Heard a national radio interview with Black Jack McDowell in early 2000s. He said he was worried about Prior's reputation because Prior was getting the same injuries as players who used Roids. He was worried people might start thinking Prior was using them too.
He was a phenomenal hitter too
6'5'', Mid to upper ninties fastball, filthy breaking ball and great command. Almost a perfect pitching specimen and only lasted 3 seasons.
He pitched for the Cubs for 5 seasons, not 3.
Mark Prior, Kerry Wood, Carlos Zambrano and Matt Clement were the 4 Horsemen who should have been World Series Champions in 2003. A blind 3rd base umpire and a lazy Dusty Baker blew the most controversial call in baseball history, suffering Cub fans would have to wait 13 long years to finally get their day.
A blind 3rd base umpire? You are a complete idiot. Alex S. Gonzalez is a choker who booted an easy ball, and opened the flood gates. Do NOT blame Steve Bartman for the Cubs incompetent play and choking deamenor
Very good video. Keep it up.
I'm subscribed so try to post them more often.
Great job
Dusty Baker & the incompetent front office destroyed the guy’s shoulder.
Kerry Wood and Mark Prior are prime examples of why you do not give young pitchers big contracts, no matter how much potential they might have.
especially not when Dusty Baker is your manager
Cubs fucked up Kerry woods arm
Such a dumb boomer comment
I met Mark during his USC days. I was able to take some great pics and give it to his dad. Really great Trojan
The killer moment was Alex Gonzalez botching that potential double play ball. The Cubs could have escaped with a 3-1 lead.
A great video would be one on all the young pitchers with great stuff and potential, but whose careers were cut short and/or compromised by arm trouble. I remember guys like Frank Tanana, Mario Soto, Wayne Simpson, Gary Nolan, who had superstar stuff, but then lost it due to arm trouble. Some of these guys had long careers, but without a killer heater, not great careers.
This 2003 NLCS really glossed over the TRUE breakout stud of the moment. That was Josh Beckett. In game 5, down 3-1 he took the ball, in what looked like a mere formality. After all, even if Florida wins, they have to beat Prior and Wood who are locked and loaded for games at Wrigley. Beckett calmly dismantled the Cubs with a two hitter that is, to this day, the most dominant performance Ive ever seen by a pitcher outside of Kerry Wood's 20K epic, and well...pretty much any playoff start by Madison Bumgarner.
Plenty of pitchers like this over the years of mlb
Great video! I'll be subscriber #258, keep up the good work
Thank you!
Great video friend. You have a new subscriber
Thank you!
133 pitches against the braves at 22 I blame Dusty for over using him and Wood
ts a 100% on Dusty, and the fact that the same thing happened to Wood is proof. Back in Dusty's days guys often threw 130_ pitches, the game has changed big time these guys put so much more torque and strain on their arms. Using him like he did, coming off an arm injury and being in his second MLB season is inexcusable. Dusty Baker is teh worst manager in MLB history and he keeps getting jobs for ready to compete teams is because of one factor, see if you can guess.
Great video!
I can answer that and his name is Dusty Baker. As a cardinals fan, I was worried after 2003. The Cubs in 2003 had Prior, Kerry Wood, and Carlos Zambrano. And Ole Dusty screwed that up
And they blew a 3-1 lead with all those guys pitching Game 5, 6 and 7. CHOKE
If youre a Cardinals fan you must remember Anthony Reyes right? USC product just like Prior.
No... it's was Mark Prior mechanics
That Gonzales bobble was way worse than the kid touching the foul ball.
12:23 - Baker was the worst at managing pitchers until he came out of retirement.
The collision at second base started the problems.
Like Dizzy Dean whose toe was broken from a line drive and his mechanics changed, something happened with Prior. Either there was some slight change in his delivery or there was some sort fear in the very back of his mind.
Kerry Wood was very hard on his elbow. Prior was not.
Dusty baker ruined Wood and Prior.
13:16 -Maybe the scouts should consider that only one pitcher (Tom Glavine) has survived the inverted W for a long career.
I in my believe had injuries didnt derail his career he could've been something special!
Dusty Baker burn Mark Proir and Kerry Wood
He's Chicago's Mark Fidrych.
Someone at youtube decided to throw you into the algorithm. Take heed, make improvements, keep making videos if you want to do it.
Nice videos!
Great video u got my sub
Glad I found this channel you know baseball loving the other videos. This channel will grow .
Thank you!
Wow! Completely forgot that the cubs passed on Mauer…instead we had to endure Michael Barrett lol
They didn't, Joe went first followed by Mark.
@@HistoryandWhiskey either way, it didn’t work out :/
@@IOWAHAWKEYES2020 hard truth right there.
Inverted W? From where I come from that's called an "M".
"Where did things go wrong?"
The arm and shoulder area mainly.
Napoleon Dynamite killed it. Uncle Rico must have been a star pitcher on top of being the star quarterback
I moved from Chicago to Jackson Tennessee for a minute, and I got to see prior do his babe ruth impersonation for the minor league diamond jaxx, I moved back home in time to get my heart broke in '03
He had a "prior" engagement😅😅😅😅😅😂😂😂😂😂
But media blamed Bartman and did not focus on the Cubs ss who made a key error.
You have to have pitch inning limits and pitch count limits for pitchers under 25 years of age.
Some of the best mechanics I’ve ever seen outta a starter, he had so much potential to be an all time great
His mechanics were trash...hence the injuries
@@vinsel That’s not what caused the injuries 🤦♂️.
For one thing Baker overused, which you can’t necessarily blame because prior had lots of talent, but him causing him to get injured. Another thing is that he’s been hit with a line drive which also wasn’t good for him. He was also in a bad collision too.
Lots of these things are in. the. video.
Well, as teh video says, his mechanics weren't good at all. HE was so strong with such powerful leg drive, it masked bad mechanics, Dusty abusing him didn't help
@@dimensionzvader5453 If his mechanics were so good, why did he flame out so young, doesn't add up
@@Chasstful Pitching is an unnatural motion for the body. There is no such thing as perfect mechanics. It is a spectrum from increased injury risk mechanics to minimized injury risk mechanics. No matter what the risk is always there. That is why i am a believer in building around position players. Draft pitchers in bulk in the middle rounds of the draft with the knowledge that most of them won't amount to anything.
"Thisss is Peeter Mccalleester the faaather. I woould like a hoootel roooom pleaeese credit card? youuu gotttt ittt"
I was at Wrigley Field for the Bartman game. Worst moment in all of sports.
The Cubs happened
Love your contents, great overall just a tiny suggestion your voice is a little.... Sleepy
do a video on Derrek Lee's 05 season!
The 2002 Giants managed by Dusty Baker also blew game 5 against the Angels in the series when Dusty was trying to hand out game balls to Ortiz up by 5 only for the angels to come back and win the series what an idiot 2003 the Cubs had modern day Drysdale and Koufax and Dusty still found a way to screw that series up against the Marlins just use the worst in-game manager of all time . As far as Mark Pryor same thing that happened to Carrie Wood Dusty had those guys pitching until their arms fell off. Inverted w? After blowing that 2003 series the year before Dusty was desperate he overworked those guys to their arms fell off what a total idiot. And how did you not beat the Atlanta braves last year with the number one defense in offense in the league good God
Dusty is the worst manger in MLB history and he keeps getting all teh best jobs with ready to win teams, its no mystery why
Not sure why you included the Batman thing. Had nothing to do with anything. He allowed a double to Pierre to start the inning and went from 0-2 on Castillo to 3-2 cause he was tiring. You can't tell me that Batman is the reason he hung a curve ball to Rodriguez.
Well he's a Cubs fan, so he is an idiot.
Had to stop watching it to the point when Mark prior to the pitch and hit toward the foul line I just got rid of the video I can't watch it anymore too much pain
The "inverted W"? So, an M...
what is this voice?
Mark Prior was ORIGINALLY drafted by the NY Yankees in 1998 but didn't sign.That Pirates team for that time was garbage and would strike out trying to hit a bee with the bat. Prior's injury problem was Prior himself. The only people saying he had perfect pitching motion were the Cubs and their announcers. Other teams seen his motion and seen the flaw that Markie ignored when he was told by Billy Cox. Kerry Wood developed the very same problem but too ignored it. They thought they knew more than a very successful major league pitching coach who tried to help. They started planting their left leg, landing leg slightly towards to right-handed hitting box which then caused them to throw back across their bodies to hit the middle of the plate or the LH side of the plate. That really didn't effect curveballs or inside fastballs to righties. What it did do is put all of the stress of throwing sliders and inside pitches to lefties on the right elbows. That leads to Tommy John surgeries and different types of shoulder injuries, torn Labrum to Rotator Cuff repairs. Both Kerry and Markie refereed to by many fans in Chicago as the MASH unit because they were injured but never trierd to listen to what the problem was.....themselves. Kerry got it when he went to Cleveland and became the closer, to late in his career to try and start again. Mark just went on and on in his dream world that he was perfect, even today he refuses to admit it was his own motion that caused all of his serious issues. Mark Prior and Stephen Strasburg had mirror early careers, Stephen got it before he completely killed his arm, until 2010 Stephen started 12 games, 2011 he only started 2 but then it took off in 2012 where he started 20-30 games per year until 2020 and this "pandemic" hit. 21 he started 2 games and 2121 5 games. He got the message and fixed the problem, to bad Prior was so stupid and egotistical, he COULD'VE been great.
This... Is 110% correct.!
Reminds me of Matt Harvey
Pretty good comparison, Pryor was even more hyped.
@@Chasstful facts Matt Harvey thoracic syndrome messed him up bad
@@mosthatedny2243 Yeah it was pretty sad
He’s the reason why theirs no such thing as “perfect mechanics” sadly
actually, Pryor's mechanics were really bad. He was so big and strong with such powerful leg drive, it covered up really suspect mechanics. Dusty made it worse
Play at 1.25x speed. Thank me later.
There is no way this is this guys regular voice
"The inverted W" so an M?
Theres also the inverted L (practiced by Kerry Wood) and the inverted V.
Inverted W…otherwise known as an M. Jesus, baseball people can be really dumb, sometimes.
His best career is with the dodgers.
Dusty baker, the worst manager of time, ruined Mark Prior.
I woulda taken Mauer over prior too 5 silver sluggers 3 batting titles 3 gold gloves and a league MVP.....yeah definitely
Him or Teixeira
Baker blew game 7. Mismanaged as usual
Dusty is the worst manger in MLB history and he keeps getting all teh best jobs with ready to win teams, its no mystery why
Holy shit why are you reading like this....painful....Hooked on Phonics
2020 Dogers lol
Talk about a flash in the pan this guy was
Mark Priors poor mechanics that he had since his USC days are what happened to him. Dusty did him no favors but he is ultimately not to blame for his problems.
Love your content bro but I can’t stand the way you talk it’s so slow, I watch all your vids in 1.25 to make it sound better no offense just might want to tighten that up.
This voice is like a trans earth Vader, wtf
That voice…. ***cringe but otherwise cool video
Yeah, the little vocal affectation is awful.
I realize you can’t change your voice… But do it anyway.
He always look like he had a pissy attitude
TJ Miller sounds awful in this video. Need to recruit a better team for X-TH-cam Force and keep Josh Brolin employed at Fox/Disney.
it sounds like youre speaking at 0.5x speed
Interesting i guess, but the narrator is awful. It has to be this bad on purpose, right?
Why is the narrator out of breath?????????????????????????????????