The RISE And FALL Of Christian Yelich
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- The RISE And FALL Of Christian Yelich.
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Him and belli were supposed to be the next generation superstars. Now they both are below average. I miss 2018 and 2019
Bellinger has a world series ring I'll take his career over Yelich. Plus Belli still plays elite center field defense
@@nowtheworld138 uh I’d rather be yelich, he’s better currently
And Atleast yelich has gon longer into his career before his decline
Belli is like 25 and his career (atleast the meaningfull part) is over.
@@nowtheworld138 Bellinger might have good defense, but he is one of the absolute worst hitters in MLB.
@@yankmyass well going off this video alone. Bellinger all day
They were both flukes imo
Still can't believe the Marlins had an outfield composed of Stanton, Yelich and Ozuna. Insane.
Right??
And it all amounted to mediocrity. Funny how that works.
Realmuto, prime Dee Gordon & Justin Bour & Derek Dietrich, Brian Anderson. And one of the worst pitching staffs assembled to solidify being an under .500 ball club
@@jmorales6539 or they just couldn't afford them.
@@SerialGrunt had they signed/traded for pitchers such as Verlander or Gerrit Cole along with Jose Fernandez not dying in the accident. They would of been competitive
Similar to Bellinger with his shoulder surgery, when Yellich started having back issues it zapped his abilities. I hope both can get healthy and perform the way we know they can. Too often injuries derail careers
Once the back starts going, they it never gets fully better
@Music Neegus lmfao Cody is definitely hurting himself to some extent. You can’t be getting high all the time and continue being a good baseball player
@Music Neegus you’re so unique and different!! Look at you!!
@@seplays2280 search his little league world series interview. Even as a 12 year old he looked and talked that way. It's just how he is
@@Thatillegal mad stoner spotted lmao
I think his back bothers him more than we know. He used to generate a lot of torque with his body. He just doesn't seem able to now. Those fly balls used to go out. Now they are just harmless outs. If he had 20 more homers this year his stats would look more like 2018 or 2019. The contact is there, the power is not. Too bad.
Thats an interesting take...see i wish ballplayers would be more honest about it and not worry too much about their money,they are already multimillionaires. They are hindering the team if that is the case, and thats not fair for the fanbase who pays their salaries to see a winner.
or maybe it was the juiced baseballs
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TAKE THE MONEY THEY START TO BREAKDOWN
That may be the case, but having been a batter myself and an instructor later, I can honestly say it's his right leg. Ever since he took that ball to the knee he has yet to put full weight on it in an at bat. And ever since he has gone downhill. If he can learn to trust that leg again he will be good to go as he has all the tools still to be a great hitter
Remember when we thought Yelich and Bellinger were the two best players behind Mike Trout? It feels like an eternity now.
Juiced balls will do that. But, it’s hard to believe that both players (especially Bellinger) relied that much on it. Yelich was probably more of a natural decline while Bellinger I just have no answer for. Mind boggling how someone could fall off that quickly at such an age.
Remember when trout had a fully healthy season? Yea me neither…
@@johnyy09 Fully healthy? Almost everyone has an IL stint at some point and he’s playing a taxing position. He has consistently been the best hitter in baseball.
@@grega490 It started when he dislocated his shoulder in the 20 world series celebrating a hr. He even says it during the game.
Mike Trout is now on the path of a downfall with that spinal injury he was diagnosed with. He's stuck with it the rest of his career. All he can do is manage it now. The injuries just keep coming up on him. I guess trying to carry the Angels on his back all these years gave him that. Oh yeah and the Angels are going to be paying him a lot of money for years to come.
His injury is what basically started the biggest decline
Well it can be traced back to Darvish calling him out
He was cheating in some way. Once Yu Darvish called him out he got insanely defensive.
I distinctly remember when he got injured off that foul ball. The news was all over Facebook. And after seeing him crush the Cardinals the previous few years, I wasn't too sad about it tbh. I remember leaving a comment on one of MLB's posts about it saying, "He will be fine. He's young, he's a great athlete, he's paid big bucks and the Brewers would do anything to make sure he got healthy again, and they would wait as long as it takes. I figured he'd be slow to start after the injury and would need some time to get back to his old self. Well some time has passed, and as much as I hated seeing him give the Cardinals trouble, I feel pretty bad for the guy. Just something I had to get off my chest lol
@@MrGageHarrison Lol I guess Bellinger and Rendon are cheating as well. Ever heard of something called injuries? Also, Yelich actually chase less bad pitches than his prime years.
@@MrGageHarrison so he had crazy personal success by "cheating" was never caught so decided to stop cheating himself? If he was still on peds he wouldn't keep getting hurt so much and would probably have gotten caught. Just cause ur team constantly get caught cheating doesn't mean all teams do. Use ur brain before you type.
He's actually looked really good since becoming a leadoff hitter.
.301 Batting Average
.412 On Base Percentage
.831 OPS
in 47 games as leadoff hitter this season. That's really good.
Hope it continues.
This is one of my favorite players man. It sucks to see his career go down the tube the way it has. Hopefully he can turn this around and start playing the way I know he can.
I mean he’s not the mvp caliber power threat , but he’s top 5 in NL runs scored , top 5 in walks , batting .260’with 93 hits . He’s still a valuable player , insane base runner and solid fielder (besides his arm) as a brewer fan , I will always love and support him , but he really isn’t a bad player these days, just not top 5 in the leauge like 18/19
@@benpietrzykowski9216 I agree, he's still an all star caliber player as far as I'm concerned. He seems to be making good contact again and I think he'll get his rhythm back for power, eventually.
Injuries and juiced baseballs can do a lot to a players career
Because all injuries are created equal.
“This is Dumb” indeed.
Lol, yeah. I remember Brett Gardner hitting all those home runs had me scratching my head. xD
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@@mikes7446 those would be Juiced players, not juiced baseballs lol 😂
@@elijahcason1 for real this boy got off the gear and fell off
all i can say is im rooting for the guy.
Man I miss the 2019 season, I’ve never been more invested in a season than that one, everyone was going off and it was such a fun season to watch
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He needs to go see whoever Carpenter went to
Facts
He’s doing pretty well since he started hitting lead off in early June
@@mariolunar9813 The power of the mustache.
The guy is still at the top of hard hit rate. He's been pretty solid lately. If he elevates the ball more he's a superstar again instantly.
Yep. 4.5 degree avg launch angle.....
@@blueshockey7501 Check the stats bud
@@blueshockey7501 Hard hit rate. Those stats are not tell all be all.
@@blueshockey7501 Your best players can't even play tonight loooooool. Second place
@@blueshockey7501 weird considering they have a top rotation that costs nothing. Almost as if money doesn't equal strength of team. Cards are getting beat out year after year by a small market team. Pathetic.
He kind of reminds me of Grady Sizemore. Outstanding for a brief period, but quickly fading out of greatness. Like lighting, he was incredible and caused fear in opponents, but now is just kind of the afterglow: a memory of what was, and what should have been, were it not for a cruel twist of fate.
Really good comparison, though I hope we're wrong about that, and Yelich can return to form.
yep. ..great call...Grady was gracing the cover of mags etc....really quick decline
Exactly who I was thinking of! I will always wonder just how awesome Grady could have been. Injuries suck! Hoping that Yellich gets at least one more crack at a healthy 140 games.
U compare them because their both mixed race
Man I forgot about Grady Sizemore. Great comparison!
The body of these athletes are very balanced machines. That kneecap changed his body just enough to impact the back to impact the shoulders to...it's just hard to arrest the breakdown. A Ferrari can have one small thing go and then it all starts to leak. Bellinger being a likely other case. I hope he can fully return. Even if you hate the Brewers, baseball needs all its stars to shine.
Definitely a little hindsight at work here, but that Marlins outfield of Yelich/Ozuna/Stanton was crazy.
Really like your videos a lot, thanks for making all of them. Would be nice if you could move the infomercial to either the beginning or end of the video. Just sharing my opinion, keep making great vids!
Bellinger and Yelich just fell off the map after both fighting for MVP. There’s something about left handed hitters that they just happen to disappear as quick as they ascend. As an Orioles fan, I watched it happen to Chris Davis.
Well Chris Davis stopped juicing so that’s why that happened. And he was never a good hitter to begin with.
@@axe2grind244 he wasn’t juicing he was prescribed Adderall to help him keep focused. At least know what you’re talking about before you just say stuff
@@MorrisChestbutt Chris Davis was the poster child for juice in MLB. If you believe he was clean then by definition you believe Barry Bonds was too. Just an absurd notion.
Great video and good points. I’ve been wondering about him too. It’s wild how once these players get the contract their motivation drops off. It’s like they aren’t hungry anymore because they have already made their money.
So I have been watching yelich for awhile now. And one thing I can guarantee is the knee Injury started it. Before he had no issues putting alot of weight on the right leg, where in turn he could literally snap his wrist through with the bat, making his signature swing and how he became the player we knew. Since? He seems to be treating his right leg alot more gingerly. He isnt getting the stride he once did. Its clear his mechanics are still there tho. If he can get over that right leg and actually plant that right foot the way he used to? I believe he could come back and fast. But that's just my two cents
ever since yelich said 'no one needs to cheat to hit off you' (something like that) to yu darvish, he tanked
Or it was his knee cap exploding and his back being in the same condition as an 60 yr old
Tanked like the Cubs world series hopes after the fluke in 2016.
2018-2019
80 Home Runs
x1 MVP
x2 All Star
207 Runs batted in
And two batting titles.
His groundball rate is insane, I think he's 2nd this year only behind Hosmer, their swing path is so wonky looking ..its crazy watching how much he loses his barrel now in a era where everyone is trying to lift the ball
Yep this is really the reason he has declined so much along with the shift. Pounds the ball into the ground every time
I was thinking that same exact thing. During his best yrs, he swing path was more through the ball. Now it looks like he swings across it, slicing the ball.
Yelich definitely has a downward trajectory on his swing. You have to hit the ball perfectly just below the equator to generate good lift and spin. That style swing is simply not conducive to a high fly ball rate. When it works, he'll hit the best HRs anyone's ever seen. When it doesn't work he'll pop up or roll over everything all day. "Cutting" the ball doesn't work if your swing isn't at 100%.
He put up those 2019 numbers having missed the last month….which directly led to the Nats winning the World Series. If he’s healthy Grisham isn’t in left to miss that Juan Soto liner
Yeah uh that's what he said in the video.
I was rooting for the Brewers. I was at American Family Field that year and it has been my favorite ballpark. After their loss, I rooted for the Nationals - they were a really fun team to watch that post season.
When you get hurt. Your body changes. Your movements aren't the same because of the pain.
If you're would have told me at the end of the 2019 season that both Cody Bellinger and Christian Yelich would be certified broken players in less than 3 years I would've called you an ambulance. Those guys weren't just having a great MVP race in 2019. They were poised to be dominate baseball for a long time. Yelich is still at least a decent player. His one time hometown discount contract for Milwaukee is now an anchor around the Brewers' necks but at least he doesn't straight up suck. Bellinger just sucks. He didn't get a huge contract before he lost his talent like Charles Barkley in Space Jam, though.
Yelich’s power decline falls right in line with Bregman’s power decline. The same timeframe where Manfred was manipulating the dead balls.
Makes you think
Does Yelich play golf? Like Bellinger did? Ya see what it did to Bellinger? If you start playing golf which is a downward swing that is kinda similar to baseball but just swinging toward the ground, you are going to tell your brain to rewire itself. To be a big leaguer it takes total and I mean total focus on that one thing. You put golf into the mix and you are asking for trouble. Just my thought.
Very true. Something in his swing changed. He needs to hire a person trainer to work on his swing.
@@nerychristian I know right? Might not be golf but actually could be. Guys like Yelli and Belli would put too much for focus on golf wanting to get really good. Even wanting to be the best probably. Baseball demands your priority if you are wanting to play at top of the top.
My high school baseball coach used to yell at the kids for playing softball, said it messes up your swing
I wondered the same, but for Dylan Cease who is an avid disc golfer. I wonder how the team feels him playing that on the side.
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The Irony that Yelich was MVP runner up to Cody Bellinger who now also has fallen into mediocracy.
they both have
@@abigaildurannn That's what I said. See that little word "Also"?
@@timotmon Better stick with words about that size then. I think you meant mediocrity.
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I can't imagine the pain of fracturing your kneecap.. I've been watching the Brewers and this guy is always on base or scoring. He'll slowly get back right. Wish him well
Been following baseball since 1986. I can't recall anyone as talented as Yelich and Bellinger tanking so drastically at their ages from MVP to complete dud. And both players are going through it at the same time. It's just another one of those crazy baseball anomalies.
His swing isn't the same as it was then. The work Bonds did with him to make him better at the plate it looks like he forgot all of it.
I saw him play at Cincinnati this year and he killed it. His 3rd career cycle.
That's just crazy. Cycles are rare enough; most people never do it once. He did it THREE times, all against the same team!
*“But I come back stronger than a 90s trend…”*
As a brewers fan, I want him to come back to form
Good video great content
His knee injury cased his stance to change, which as a result lead to a lot more ground balls. He led the league this season in gb%. Regardless of what fans say, he improved a lot this season. This is the best we've seen from him since 2019. He just needs to adjust his mechanics and bring up his launch angle. 5°.
He had a good off-season he was angry about being treated after doing everything that they asked him to do and never really complaining about the money he was just traded away without much said to him as he left he wanted to show him that they fucked up and he did
Injuries can really derail things for baseball players. It’s a very technical sport and one small change in the way you swing or see the ball and suddenly you can’t hit anymore. Consistency in baseball is incredibly difficult to maintain
I’m really rooting for yeli to come back strong
Most shocking to me is that he has not adjusted to the league’s pitchers adjusting to him. He crushed, they adapted, he sucks. But if he’d take the same approach and retool his swing He could bounce back. But once a superstar….many get in thier own heads and believe they know it all and the approach that got them there is still correct in spite of years of evidence to the contrary.
Yelich, Rendon, bellinger, Corbin, Strasburg (even though he hasn’t played but like six games since then. 2019 the the last year this group and many other players were showing signs of greatness, they should all be in thier prime. But injuries man, sitting out for half a season can completely derail the rest of a career.
once a player gets a back problem it never goes away and they are never the same, especially their swing
I checked the stats. He got hurt after his last 2nd place MVP year, so he was limited the season after. The numbers are down, but he still has a .360 OBP the last couple of seasons, which is Scott Hatteberg sabre metrics level. So he's still a good and useful player.
Although you aren’t wrong, Hatteberg never got paid what Yelich is making, even with adjusted inflation 😂 Not that it has anything to do w this, but just pointing out that’s a large price tag for a hatteberg-esq player. Not that it’s his issue, but more so the upper management of the Brewers. Lol
His injury is definitely a factor but we gotta remember the scouting reports these teams have. I played in the minor leagues and the detail the teams have on the players is crazy.
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I agree the knee injury still plagues him.
Don't wanna start controversy, but isn't 2019/2020 that the sign stealing scandal came out ? After they scared the shit out of every team , a lot of " good players " all of a sudden became average if not below average. See Bellinger , Altuve , Yelich.
You mean 2017 my friend 😄
@@tylerv8138 The cheating occurred in 2017 but they found out In 2019
@@Zodiac1102 oh whoops my bad should of checked first
If that was the case every brewers hitter would have fallen off a cliff. Yelich s decline was his injuries, his swing is different and he still hits the ball hard, just not for hrs
Yelich, Bellinger, and Bregman all thrived and struggled at the same time. Each got banged up and then the balls died too. Of the three I'd take Bregman. He's also starting to heat up and will continue if nothing else to get on base and play solid defense.
Like Jim Palmer(HOF) said of today’s modern free agent market. “You pay more to get less.”
I honestly forgot about this guy for two years until this video came up.
I've been wondering this for a while but the title hurt my feelings
There was rumors of the Brewers cheating in some way that players spoke out about a little after the Astros stuff came out. There's a chance that played some part.
Funny how NO ONE ever points this out, but Yelich turned into a singles hitter at the exact point that the Astros got busted and they had to start playing in empty stadiums. It's 100% this, it's much easier to hit for power when you know which pitches are coming.
I'm a brewers fan n been saying this..
Idk if he's fallen off that much. He's still like a .270 or so hitter just not an MVP player anymore. Bellinger on the other hand went from like .300 to .190
Can you do a video on the Rise and Fall Of Patrick Corbin
He should hire Bonds for hitting lessons. Maybe he can help him again
step 1 take steroids
As a fish fan. It doesn’t matter what he produces for the rest of his career. I love this man. Loved him and Stanton together and then right around the time of the 2017 WBC, that’s when people started noticing him on the big stage. I think he’s gonna deliver a big hit again somewhere down the line getting the brewers into the NLCS or World Series and prove the deal worth it. He’s clutch. Just gotta be patient. Good baseball is still ahead of him. Maybe not those MVP caliber years but good quality contact numbers
Yeah but not $26M value 😆
I'm a Brewers fan and we were foolish to give him that extension when he was still out hurt. Anyone smart would have waited to extend him until after he was back from injury. Couldn't believe the Brewers made that move. But then again they also traded Josh Hader when they didn't need to and lost all their momentum afterwards. I seriously wonder what the hell their front office is thinking sometimes.
when they are young, players can get away with a swing that has hitches, holes, and less than ideal mechanics but as they age those issues have a tendency to progress into coping mechanisms that expand. watch his swing as the video goes along the last couple yrs it has become loopier, less fluid and less compact.
You can also get away with less than ideal mechanics if your team is cheating and you know which pitches are coming. Which is exactly what happened.
I just noticed the background music is the republic commando theme
i think that was right around the time the juiced ball controversy was unfolding, probably had alot to do with those 30 and 40 +HR seasons coupled with a more hitter friendly park
He grew up in the city next to me. He grew up in Thousand Oaks and I grew up in Moorpark.
I don't follow baseball as much as I should, so I was curious what happened to him. He was all you heard about, you'd see highlights of him constantly and now he's become a ghost. Hopefully he can get healthy and become an all star again
It is soooo weird the both Yelich and Belly seemed to lose their mojo at the same time. Must be that damn commercial they were in together. There really is no other explanation... none. ☺
I feel like the marlins are the bridge from minors to stardom like ozuna and Stanton and probably more I’m forgetting about
Amazing what happens to players after they get that bag or when they are in a contract year
I knew once you made a video on Bellinger, you'd make one on Yelich.
Him, Bellinger, and Bregman all seem to be in the same boat as all three were putting up solid #'s in 2018 - 2019. But then fell completely apart after that.
We can theorize, but something to consider is the metrics now employed in the game. What happened to .300 hitters ? They are rare now. The shifts are particularly tough on the LH hitters. Do you remember when hard hit balls up the middle were hits ? Now they just fall prey to the shift. I was watching the Brewers tonite and Yelich led off with a 499’ yard ball. Granted at Coors Field. But that is a poke. Can someone who knows baseball mechanics better than I refute that perhaps he has a top hand dominate swing that keeps him from getting lift on the ball ?
This is why i don't 'collect' cards, cause in a few years most if not all will be worthless! Instead, I sell high when the time is right! Keep the $ coming in and on to the next project!
So this might come as a shock, but really good hitters get studied by rooms full of analysts for every team. They figure out their strengths and how to exploit their weaknesses, notice the pitch placement earlier in the video vs later, pitchers are placing it so he gets on top of the ball forcing ground balls which are way easier to play.
Shocking how his numbers fell off after they stopped using bouncey balls
Great point that nobody's said.
I wonder what percentage of these big contracts work out to benefit the team over the long haul. Seems like so many become like am anchor around the club's neck.
Playing at a star-level in major league baseball is hard to do once you have a serious injury as Yelich had. Knee problems are bad enough, but add a back injury, and things become much more difficult.
Until you have had serious back injuries, you never realize what a big part your back plays in everything you do...sometimes even turning a doorknob can be difficult.
It's his swing - his swing has been totally different since the back problems. Back problems has ruined many a players chances at a Hall of Fame career, most notably in my mind, Don Mattingly and David Wright. It just zaps the strength from their swing and actually changes their stroke. Look at the difference between Yelich's swing during his MVP season and the year after - then look at his swing now - it's a bit different. It used to be so effortless, now it's like he's overcompensating. It's sad - I honestly thought he was the next Robin Yount for Milwaukee.
Mike Trout is now having back problems. He was diagnosed with some spinal injury he has to deal with for the rest of his career. I don't think he's had full season since 2018 I believe.
The back and the knee.
As a dyed in the wool Brewers fan it has been painful to watch what has happened with #22! There are those who say he got his money, and that's that. Idt he's that type of guy. I would like to see a little more fire out of him, but I think that's just more about his personality. What's so painful as a Brewer fan is we have a history of players like Yelich who look to be world super stars and then nothing. Prince Fielder, Ryan Braun, Ben Sheets, and sadly Paul Militor who was a HOF player who won a WS... For Toronto! I'm still hoping he can find his way back to the top.
Sounds like he was on the juice. P.E.D.’s. When performance drops off the cliff like that- it’s a good indication that he WAS using them and stopped. Very similar to Lenny Dykstra.
Do a video like this on Anthony Rendon I’m a depressed Angels fan but I still love Rendon
Dude makes Anthony Rendon look like a steal with an AL OPS of 800….
Wasn't there rumors of the Brewers doing sketchy stuff along with the astros, yankees, red Sox, and twins?
Still amazes me that he almost won the National League triple crown in 2018. No one has done that since Joe Medwick in 1937 for the Cardinals.
It was the injury this year I feel like he’s what he was with Marlins a little… I sure miss his 18, 19 self saw him in person in 2019
What do they use, natural flavors for flavoring? I watch what I consume. If it says natural/artificial flavoring, I’m not consuming that.
Funny how he turned into Lou Gehrig as soon as he got to the Brewers, then turned into a singles hitter after the Astros cheating scandal happened (the Brewers and Rangers were named in reports as the other big sign stealing cheaters). No one bothers to point this out.
Can you tell me who was in the energy drink ad. The guy is really cool 😎
Who does the voiceovers for these videos, the squeaky voiced teen from The Simpsons?
Seeing Christian Yelich with 8 Home Runs is very bad. It’s very unfortunate on how he is doing!.. he truly deserves a World Series ring!.. As a Brewers fan myself.. It’s sad he hasn’t gone too a team that he can truly do that with.. Love the video man!…
Yelitch is a little difficult to figure out but people are overlooking as it stands right now he’s actually the number two ranked leftfielder as his on-base percentage is still tremendous and for the last three weeks he’s getting about two hits per game
I'm wondering how much good it does for you if you say that I can just get a sponsored product you showcase in your video at my local retailer.
As someone with a bad back I can’t imagine trying to play baseball sucks to see him fall so hard
Yelich's back problems and big contract is the same problem we're seeing in Trout.
Have you made one of these on Cody b?
Damn every comment is about Cody B😂😂😂 fucking losing
he did one on Belli about a month ago
Hard to watch as a brewers fan. Leading off has helped lately.
Sad times right now as a Marlins fan 🤦♂️. What could of been
Nothing serious enough to take him out of the game, but definitely enough to take away all his power from his swing which he generates from his legs, hips, and back. I feel bad for the guy.
Bruh that republic commando lofi music
It's elite
This reminds me of Teddy Higuera who basically hurt himself signing a huge contract for the Brewers in the late 80's. Brewers just don't have a good record of spending money!
As a Cardinals fan, I'm glad he's not tearing us up as much anymore. As a decent human though, I'm sad to see him like this. He seems like a pretty upstanding guy too.
Yeah as a brewer fan it’s really sad to watch now he had it all going for him got the bag top 10 player in the league and just a multitude of things happened but it’s truly painful watching him bat