I hate how Smith didn't take his ejection like a man. He gets caught, so he cusses out at the Braves dugout. Hey, ding-dong, how about you don't cheat next time?
I remember watching it on TV and my first thought was "I don't believe it!!!! Why would you get caught with foreign substance on your arm if you're a pitcher?!" And then the newspaper came out reporting the same thing and I still couldn't believe it, but hey, a Braves win means that I can't complain
+AeroRanger100 true ik but still what wouldve happend to the umpire if he wasnt protected lmao it wouldnt be worth it considering they replayed the game lmao
Pine tar can be argued in the pros because a lot of pitchers during their careers have used it many times and it is solely to get a better grip on the ball, in an interview most hitters in the MLB prefer it because it’s better to know where the ball is going at 100mph than not having a good grip and risking safety.
pyros r us yeah you got that blown over wall that he promised Mexico would build. And the billions cut to social security will ensure that we will take care of our grandparents
Pygmalion - there’s a moment in the clip where they show the dugout and one of the coaches, by lip reading, can be seen yelling at the bat boy (who has it written on his jersey) that he was supposed to go get the bat and bring it back to the dugout with a pause, as most bat boys are supposed to do. Instead, he got intimidate by Billy Martin, who was a prick in my opinion, and gave up the bat too easily.
@@raymond59371 I love that the Red Sox fans ate this up. They ain't stupid baseball fans over there. Even sweeter that they caught a Yankees pitcher, too
Under brim of hat, underside of belt, back pocket, in rosin-bag but on your arm? Could you be any more blatant? The neck is a step up but still obvious.
He's hitting the ball on his HIP, but he's right behind the guy in front of him it looks like he's hitting a cup XD It's funny though, what it looks like.
They were only winning by 2 runs in the 2nd inning. If you actually know anything about baseball, the game can flip around very very easily. And why wouldn't you complain if your biggest rival was cheating on your own field?
In the Pine Tar game, one thing the announcers got wrong: The rule had nothing to do with pine tar hitting the trademark. The rule was (and is) that you can have pine tar a maximum of 18 inches from the knob of the bat. When they laid the bat across home plate, they were doing so because home plate is 17 inches across, so they could see if the pine tar exceeded that by an inch. The rule still exists--you cannot use a bat with more than 18 inches of pine tar. Now, though, the penalty is only that the batter has to get a new bat. He is not out for using an illegal bat.
Even then the batter was not out. The umpires screwed up the ruling which resulted in the game being protested, overturned, and replayed from immediately after the home run was hit.
ProTip: Give your catcher the pine tar. When he tosses back a pitch, he'll have a lil' bit of the ol' grip grease prepped for you! That'll fool the umps!
Baseball bat used by George Brett in the Pine Tar Incident on July 24, 1983 On July 24, 1983, with the Royals playing against the Yankees at Yankee Stadium, in the top of the ninth inning with two out, Brett hit a go-ahead two-run homer off of Goose Gossage to put the Royals up 5-4. After the home run, Yankees manager Billy Martin cited to the umpires a rule, stating that any foreign substance on a bat could extend no further than 18 inches from the knob. The umpires measured the amount of pine tar, a legal substance used by hitters to improve their grip, on Brett's bat; the pine tar extended about 24 inches. The home plate umpire, Tim McClelland, signaled Brett out, ending the game as a Yankees win. Brett charged out of the dugout directly toward McClelland, and had to be physically restrained by two umpires and Royals manager Dick Howser. The Royals protested the game, and American League president Lee MacPhail upheld the protest, reasoning that the bat should have been excluded from future use, but the home run should not have been nullified. Amid much controversy, the game was resumed on August 18, 1983, from the point of Brett's home run, and ended with a Royals win.
I remember watching the George brett pine tar incident live when i was a kid. To this day I never saw a man loose his mind like brett did that day. Good stuff.
Part of that is because the mythical effect of using some sort of grip enhancer for a pitcher and the actual effect are two very different things. Not that it should be legal, but it is minimal and mostly tied to accuracy not added movement.
@@ImJustTen While I was just being goofy that is a crazy part people miss. He did break the rule but it was overturned because there wasn't really an advantage. They cited it waa a rule as to not ruin baseballs. I never knew that until I was older.
Amazing how Smith is cussing and yelling, because he got caught cheating. It doesn't matter if pine tar is less of an issue than a greaseball or spitter. The rule is there, he would presumably know the rule, he decided it didn't apply to him, he got caught. That means that it's on no-one but him. But he decided to throw a temper-tantrum like a whiny kid. Don't want to get thrown out of the game and humiliated? Don't deliberately cheat.
@preston ryan Which is meaningless. That "everyone"(something which I contest is nonsense, but that doesn't matter) breaks the rules doesn't mean you didn't break the rules.
@@mooneyes2k478 What sense is a "rule" when everyone who plays does not accept it. Rules can be changed, especially to fit the way people actually play a game.
@@Quasar0406 Then, they really shouldn't play, should they? Yes, rules can be changed. Until they are, you follow the rules set out, you don't make your own, unless you want to play Calvin-ball.
@@mooneyes2k478 then you are putting yourself behind other pitchers in the league. With your take on this I hope you have no favorite players as I’m 99% sure in their career they have used some illegal substance and I’m not even talking peds or any other serious form of cheating
@@BallIsLife353332 So, call the other "pictures" out for cheating. Why would that be an argument. "Oh, they cheat so I must cheat too." And get caught.
I’ll never forget when, in 1996, getting a bat removed backfired on Davy Johnson. He was manager of the orioles at the time. They were in Seattle facing the Mariners, my hometown team, and Alex Rodriguez stepped to the plate. In an effort to get back at Lou Pinella for getting one of his pitchers tossed in a previous series, Johnson had the home plate umpire confiscate Rodriguez’s bat, which looked very similar to Griffey’s. A-Rod gave it up without a fuss, grabbed another identical bat and smashed a 3 run homer, much to the dismay of Davy Johnson.
I love it when cheaters get all defensive and start cussing out the people who just caught them cheating like scumbags. Stop cheating. It's that simple.
that George Brett getting caught with the pine tar was later determined to be not against the rules, and they ended up replaying that game. it was a huge mistake on the umpire's part.
No, it was against the rules. Lee MacPhail decided that Brett didn't break the 'spirit' of the rule and gained no advantage for his home run. Tim McClelland made the right call, you can clearly see when he measured it against home plate the bat was illegal.
+Charlene Vickers According to MacPhail the rule was intended to keep from marking balls to lower the cost of replacing them so often for the home team, and the fact that it didn't give him an advantage at bat. Doesn't mean it wasn't an illegal bat, or that McClelland made a bad call.
These announcers would defend the Yankees for murdering the entire opposing team midway through the game. "What you have to realize is -- LOTS of teams kill their opponents!"
the announcer was an EX pitcher (the great Al Leiter) who would know more than you that yes, ALL pitchers use some substance to grip the ball better. It isn’t about throwing a spit ball, it’s about getting a better grip. Any young pitcher coming up is taught to use a grip substance. Rosin is a joke. If you are going to make it against the rules then you need to just not have anything used for better grip. Get rid of the rosin then because what’s the point? And of course it happens to one Yankee pitcher (who was traded for by the way so he always probably did the same thing even when he came up through the Mariners system), but he’s a Yankee at the moment so attack the Yankees as usual. As said, you continue to use what works best for you growing up and becoming a pro pitcher.
The pine tar home run called out was eventually reversed and counted as a home run and the royals won the game 5 to 3. But, that call should have never happened. I'm from New York City and a die hard Yankee fan. I don't think they should have called that stupid call. Brett (now a hall of famer) didn't deserve that. He should have enjoyed that moment and victory.
It's because the Royals protested the call. Protests are common in baseball but they are rarely upheld. The league office upheld the process on the grounds that the rule was basically obsolete -- the rule dated back to the early days of baseball when pinetar could stain the ball and necessitate a replacement -- or to save money, in other words. The A.L. president felt this was no longer an issue, with the number of balls used in a game, and should not be a reason for cancelling a home run. They ended up having to finish the game again later in the season.
Well in the original game, there was no bottom of the 9th because the Yankees were leading. Brett being called out ended the game. When the appeal was upheld, they resumed the game with the Royals leading 5-3 with 2 outs in the top of the 9th. They played that, then the bottom of the 9th, then it was over.
I remember seeing the Brett freakout on a Sports Illustrated Bloopers tape from the late 80s. "Such a simple task. Strike a leather bound ball of twine with a sturdy stick of wood."
That announcer with the Yankee pitcher who has pine tar on his neck says he doesn't know why it's bad or illeagel to get a better grip. How about a better grip=more spin= more ball movement. How does he not know this, jeez....
The Goat not by it itself, but gives you the ability to put more spin on the ball by gripping it better. In your opinion why do they do it if not for grip?
Any sport with a ball, golf, pool, bowling, baseball, spin is what makes a ball move. Anything that helps you grip a ball better is going to help you create spin/ more spin. Why do you think pitchers are allowed to go to their mouths in the cold? That little bit of moisture helps them get a better grip on the ball. I.e. more control, more spin.
Why would you cuss your creator and the only one they can get you off this Earth alive we're all going to be dead in less than a hundred years and we're going to be dead a really long time
@kevin wall says who? If you are walking through the woods and you walked up on a painting hanging on the tree and you have to answer where the painting come from but you can't use man as the answer that's what you guys dude with science and creation look at all of the amazing evidences of God cells in our body just amazing evidence that you deny open your eyes and see because we are all going to be dead a really long time are you sure that there is no God what if there is a God you're going to stand before him one day and be a judged
You know what makes Me Laugh, the commentators, when it's their team cheating, they rationalise, they state "oh its a cold night, he needed that pine tar for better grip, he wasn't cheating", but when its an opposing Team, oh the commentators are going off the wall, they state, and ive seen this first hand in my life, "he has a foreign substance in his glove", or "he has something in his back pocket, he's cheating", i just laugh at that shit all the time.
Why don't they hide it better? You don't need a mound of it inside of your glove, on your neck or wherever. Just a tiny little bit. Don't use it but maybe once in an inning. If you're messing with your pocket, adjusting your glove constantly, touching your face or neck constantly, etc...yes, you're going to be called out.
@@SarahDigsHockey Thanks, Karen. And it was replayed, because all of the game from Brett's homer onward was cancelled, deleted; and then replayed. Happy?
Everyone constantly argues pine tar not being an issue since it only increases grip, but that's not the point. The problem with pine tar, in my opinion, is that... It's against the rules. Meaning, both sides aren't able to freely use it. I'm all for allowing it as long as both sides can freely use it -- just like the rosin bag. But hiding its use, getting caught, and then trying to justify it simply doesn't make sense. If it's not allowed, it's not allowed. During the game, while you're using it against the rules is not the time to advocate for it. Get the rule changed and use it legally in the game.
@@chillinchum I wouldnt think it'd be all or even most of them, its on a person to person basis so maybe half, maybe more or maybe less. Nobody will ever really know.
If everyone is going to use Pine Tar anyway just make it legal and give it to every pitcher. Especially when it is humid, a slippery ball makes less interesting games if nobody can pitch or hit
The George Brett Pine Tar Incident bat was seen at the American League Office and the MLB Office and the distance from the trademark to the pine tar was 6 inches, it's not allowed to be closer than 8 inches
Look how long it took for the MLB to actually do something about this. They’ve obviously known about it, and since they got exposed they’re trying to save face😓😓
The one where the W Nationals just blatantly called out their ex pitcher for something they probably taught him was such a cold and calculated move, the Rays literally made the umps check their own pitchers glove as to say "He learned that over there" and before that the tip of the cap by the pitcher saying "smart call" is just mafia type shit.
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The legendary Gaylord Perry once said "I've never used any foreign substance. I only used American"
Is that his actualy name
@@williambrennan1658 yes
Dude I laughed my ass off
@@williambrennan1658 still not better a better name than Gaylord Focker
@@williambrennan1658 use to mean “HappyLord” when gay meant Happy, not homosexual as it became in modern terms.
Remind me never to eat pancakes before a baseball game
lol
yes. sticky
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ToasterToastsToast ha ha ha ha !!!!!!! So funny!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Gotta love the Yank's announcers, "I dunno why you gotta follow the rules, man, especially when it involves a dirtbag on our team."
They wheren't suggesting that at all you biased dimwit. They just said they didn't know why it was a rule.
@@MrJdiddy328 it's the sort of question that never would've been asked if the opposing teams pitcher got caught with it
It’s against the rules. Argument closed. You don’t have to like it.
@@yeetsmith1105 You can't really say that, unless you possess an uncanny ability to read their minds through a post game clip.
@@HOLY_FRIJOLES Freedom of speech. Argument closed. Everyone is entitled to an opinion and has the right to voice it.
I hate how Smith didn't take his ejection like a man. He gets caught, so he cusses out at the Braves dugout. Hey, ding-dong, how about you don't cheat next time?
Thank you
I remember watching it on TV and my first thought was "I don't believe it!!!! Why would you get caught with foreign substance on your arm if you're a pitcher?!" And then the newspaper came out reporting the same thing and I still couldn't believe it, but hey, a Braves win means that I can't complain
geogre brett lol
ariel arguello George Brett is a different story...
+AeroRanger100 true ik but still what wouldve happend to the umpire if he wasnt protected lmao it wouldnt be worth it considering they replayed the game lmao
13:31 *upbeat organ plays while player is furious*
Imagine getting caught cheating and then getting mad after 😂
Pine tar can be argued in the pros because a lot of pitchers during their careers have used it many times and it is solely to get a better grip on the ball, in an interview most hitters in the MLB prefer it because it’s better to know where the ball is going at 100mph than not having a good grip and risking safety.
Just says a lot about those kinds of people. Thats just how they are, selfish and ridiculous
Donald Trump
Best president so far
pyros r us yeah you got that blown over wall that he promised Mexico would build. And the billions cut to social security will ensure that we will take care of our grandparents
I love how the YES network defends Pineda saying everyone does it yet if it were a Sox player they'd say he was a disgrace to the game
I felt bad for the bat boy of the Royals. They were yelling at him to get the bat cause they knew the bat had too much pine tar.
Tony Complex Were you at that game or something? I didn’t see anyone yell at him, was it the Yankees yelling at him or the Royals?
Pygmalion - there’s a moment in the clip where they show the dugout and one of the coaches, by lip reading, can be seen yelling at the bat boy (who has it written on his jersey) that he was supposed to go get the bat and bring it back to the dugout with a pause, as most bat boys are supposed to do. Instead, he got intimidate by Billy Martin, who was a prick in my opinion, and gave up the bat too easily.
Nate Ward Thank you! It’s a pretty quick moment if you’re not really looking for it.
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the bat was legal. the umps made a mistake. the home run counted and they resumed the game later that year. the royals won 5-3
8:18
Is that guy just smacking his ...cup
I thought I was the only one who saw that... but I think it was the guy next to him hitting his leg🙂
Afu Kneename yes yes he would be
Cup checking himself
0:06 lady yells “he’s got that pine tar” 😂
Didn't notice, good catch
0:22 the guy on the phone "his neck haha"
@@raymond59371 I love that the Red Sox fans ate this up. They ain't stupid baseball fans over there. Even sweeter that they caught a Yankees pitcher, too
Under brim of hat, underside of belt, back pocket, in rosin-bag but on your arm? Could you be any more blatant? The neck is a step up but still obvious.
cross off brim of hat. there was a game where a pitcher was thrown out for having an illegal substance on his hat.
Ballsack?
What about eye lids
junior D. Gaylord Perry Did it there.
@@krispynachos9980 yeah just dig into your underpants as soon as you're about to pitch
The ump goes out to the mound and sees orange cheeto dust all over his fingers...."you're outta here!"
8:19 look at the guy on the side. Wtf is he doing?
Zeplinex45 OH MAH GAH
Zeplinex45 i dont no
Cup check
Bangin his box with da bois
He's hitting the ball on his HIP, but he's right behind the guy in front of him it looks like he's hitting a cup XD It's funny though, what it looks like.
You don’t realize how relevant this has become again
I like how most of these instances the winning team pointed it out
sore winning
Carlos M. Pizarro how is it "sore winning"? the opposing player is literally cheating the fucking game
Ice Pack Only sore losers complain. To win and complain you have no respect for yourself. And your opponent. Oh it's Boston go figure .
They were only winning by 2 runs in the 2nd inning. If you actually know anything about baseball, the game can flip around very very easily. And why wouldn't you complain if your biggest rival was cheating on your own field?
Ice Pack Oh in the bottom half of the inning. Lol.😂 Special baseball fan you are.
I like how this video is sponsored by a bunch of pine tar companies 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
got to get the stuff for cheap you know .
“We want to give this channel some content so ya know, try our pine tar and get caught.😎”
Ain't illegal to use it in local league, schools, and friendly games hehehe >:)
It's so funny hearing the announcers pretending like they don't know about the pine tar😂😂
In the Pine Tar game, one thing the announcers got wrong: The rule had nothing to do with pine tar hitting the trademark. The rule was (and is) that you can have pine tar a maximum of 18 inches from the knob of the bat. When they laid the bat across home plate, they were doing so because home plate is 17 inches across, so they could see if the pine tar exceeded that by an inch.
The rule still exists--you cannot use a bat with more than 18 inches of pine tar. Now, though, the penalty is only that the batter has to get a new bat. He is not out for using an illegal bat.
Even then the batter was not out. The umpires screwed up the ruling which resulted in the game being protested, overturned, and replayed from immediately after the home run was hit.
The only reason the rule exists is they didn’t want the balls to get to dirty so they wouldn’t have to buy more
Qwilliams no the last inning was played weeks later on an off day for both teams.
Posh Walrus yeah 70 years ago they use dozens a game now
@@PoshWalrus Yep, outdated rule.
the Yankees announcers are so biased they're trying to justify a cheater
lol he literally said and I quote " well those are the rules" ....drink some more haterade
Be quiet guys. I know the yankees announcers are unfair sometimes, but they are funny and WAY MORE ETHUSIASTIC than most of the announcers in the MLB
+AnthonyTheGamer Collazo yea but when alls they do is suck a teams dick it's hard to deal with them
+XcelGaming lmao true.
Martin Macias Craig Kimbrel puts pine tar on his bill when he pitches, it isn't cheating moron.
"If the umps are watching me close, I rub a little jalapeno in my nose and get it running."
~ Ed Harris, Pitcher, Cleveland Indians
"You trying to say Jesus Christ can't hit a curve ball?"
So it looks like he's on coke? I don't get it...
@@amistry605 Snot is slippery
@@mikehomeslice what?
You rub snot...on the ball? Lol
ProTip: Give your catcher the pine tar. When he tosses back a pitch, he'll have a lil' bit of the ol' grip grease prepped for you! That'll fool the umps!
or don’t cheat..
That would be good but just don’t cheat boom good baseball
Looking at you Molina
Smart 😏
Or put it on your back pocket
Baseball bat used by George Brett in the Pine Tar Incident on July 24, 1983
On July 24, 1983, with the Royals playing against the Yankees at Yankee Stadium, in the top of the ninth inning with two out, Brett hit a go-ahead two-run homer off of Goose Gossage to put the Royals up 5-4. After the home run, Yankees manager Billy Martin cited to the umpires a rule, stating that any foreign substance on a bat could extend no further than 18 inches from the knob.
The umpires measured the amount of pine tar, a legal substance used by hitters to improve their grip, on Brett's bat; the pine tar extended about 24 inches. The home plate umpire, Tim McClelland, signaled Brett out, ending the game as a Yankees win. Brett charged out of the dugout directly toward McClelland, and had to be physically restrained by two umpires and Royals manager Dick Howser.
The Royals protested the game, and American League president Lee MacPhail upheld the protest, reasoning that the bat should have been excluded from future use, but the home run should not have been nullified. Amid much controversy, the game was resumed on August 18, 1983, from the point of Brett's home run, and ended with a Royals win.
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What did they end up doing with the bat? Were they able to retrieve it?
I remember watching the George brett pine tar incident live when i was a kid. To this day I never saw a man loose his mind like brett did that day. Good stuff.
6:32 this dude knew he was caught he shaken like a mf
That one guy's arm was glistening with oily gel...lol!
I love how Pineda is using a substance and they're still losing
Part of that is because the mythical effect of using some sort of grip enhancer for a pitcher and the actual effect are two very different things. Not that it should be legal, but it is minimal and mostly tied to accuracy not added movement.
It was only the second inning
Pine-da
He tried to blend it in ha Brady is like c'mon man didn't you read my book.)
What makes it even safer is that it was only the 2nd inning and it was 2-0
Love the spirit fingers at 6:54 🤣
This video should be called "I DID SOMETHING WRONG INTENTIONALLY.....I SHOULD PLAY THE VICTIM "
C Burkens George Brett didn’t do anything wrong
Peralta handled it well also
@@Alsebra you realize they later ruled that the call was incorrect and they replayed the game lmao
@@ImJustTen
While I was just being goofy that is a crazy part people miss. He did break the rule but it was overturned because there wasn't really an advantage. They cited it waa a rule as to not ruin baseballs. I never knew that until I was older.
@@ImJustTen they didn't replay the game. They just restarted it from that point.
One of the greatest rivalries in MLB history. Deep in enemy territory. Pineda getting caught cheating and walking away like a boss. lol
My favorite was the jack off trying to run away with a bat at the end lmao.
“He’s got pine tar all over him. He’s got it all over his neck right now.” 0:12
Amazing how Smith is cussing and yelling, because he got caught cheating. It doesn't matter if pine tar is less of an issue than a greaseball or spitter. The rule is there, he would presumably know the rule, he decided it didn't apply to him, he got caught. That means that it's on no-one but him. But he decided to throw a temper-tantrum like a whiny kid.
Don't want to get thrown out of the game and humiliated? Don't deliberately cheat.
@preston ryan Which is meaningless. That "everyone"(something which I contest is nonsense, but that doesn't matter) breaks the rules doesn't mean you didn't break the rules.
@@mooneyes2k478 What sense is a "rule" when everyone who plays does not accept it. Rules can be changed, especially to fit the way people actually play a game.
@@Quasar0406 Then, they really shouldn't play, should they? Yes, rules can be changed. Until they are, you follow the rules set out, you don't make your own, unless you want to play Calvin-ball.
@@mooneyes2k478 then you are putting yourself behind other pitchers in the league. With your take on this I hope you have no favorite players as I’m 99% sure in their career they have used some illegal substance and I’m not even talking peds or any other serious form of cheating
@@BallIsLife353332 So, call the other "pictures" out for cheating. Why would that be an argument. "Oh, they cheat so I must cheat too." And get caught.
I’ll never forget when, in 1996, getting a bat removed backfired on Davy Johnson. He was manager of the orioles at the time. They were in Seattle facing the Mariners, my hometown team, and Alex Rodriguez stepped to the plate. In an effort to get back at Lou Pinella for getting one of his pitchers tossed in a previous series, Johnson had the home plate umpire confiscate Rodriguez’s bat, which looked very similar to Griffey’s. A-Rod gave it up without a fuss, grabbed another identical bat and smashed a 3 run homer, much to the dismay of Davy Johnson.
i mean, it was a rod to begin with.
I love it when cheaters get all defensive and start cussing out the people who just caught them cheating like scumbags.
Stop cheating. It's that simple.
That's the first time I've ever seen the umpires restrain someone like that. These days they normally don't do anything.
The best part is watching the pitcher try to stay nonchalant while while the Umpire walks up
that George Brett getting caught with the pine tar was later determined to be not against the rules, and they ended up replaying that game. it was a huge mistake on the umpire's part.
No, it was against the rules. Lee MacPhail decided that Brett didn't break the 'spirit' of the rule and gained no advantage for his home run. Tim McClelland made the right call, you can clearly see when he measured it against home plate the bat was illegal.
No, it was that the rule had nothing to do with fair play.
+Charlene Vickers According to MacPhail the rule was intended to keep from marking balls to lower the cost of replacing them so often for the home team, and the fact that it didn't give him an advantage at bat. Doesn't mean it wasn't an illegal bat, or that McClelland made a bad call.
+KrypticHD You would know all about people not caring...
+KrypticHD 'Enjoy the content!' 😂
The George Brett one is such an absolute classic
These announcers would defend the Yankees for murdering the entire opposing team midway through the game. "What you have to realize is -- LOTS of teams kill their opponents!"
They really weren't that defensive. That's a reach.
Pat it’s called making a hyperbolic joke
the announcer was an EX pitcher (the great Al Leiter) who would know more than you that yes, ALL pitchers use some substance to grip the ball better. It isn’t about throwing a spit ball, it’s about getting a better grip. Any young pitcher coming up is taught to use a grip substance. Rosin is a joke. If you are going to make it against the rules then you need to just not have anything used for better grip. Get rid of the rosin then because what’s the point? And of course it happens to one Yankee pitcher (who was traded for by the way so he always probably did the same thing even when he came up through the Mariners system), but he’s a Yankee at the moment so attack the Yankees as usual. As said, you continue to use what works best for you growing up and becoming a pro pitcher.
I love Jim Joyce's nonchalant ejection of Smith.
I love how Smith was all pissed off because he got caught
The pine tar home run called out was eventually reversed and counted as a home run and the royals won the game 5 to 3. But, that call should have never happened. I'm from New York City and a die hard Yankee fan. I don't think they should have called that stupid call. Brett (now a hall of famer) didn't deserve that. He should have enjoyed that moment and victory.
ExclusiveLM That's interesting. I don't watch MLB. My thing is the NHL. NO call ever gets reversed after the game in the NHL.
What's that supposed to mean
It's because the Royals protested the call. Protests are common in baseball but they are rarely upheld. The league office upheld the process on the grounds that the rule was basically obsolete -- the rule dated back to the early days of baseball when pinetar could stain the ball and necessitate a replacement -- or to save money, in other words. The A.L. president felt this was no longer an issue, with the number of balls used in a game, and should not be a reason for cancelling a home run. They ended up having to finish the game again later in the season.
Didn’t they replay the bottom of the 9th?
Well in the original game, there was no bottom of the 9th because the Yankees were leading. Brett being called out ended the game. When the appeal was upheld, they resumed the game with the Royals leading 5-3 with 2 outs in the top of the 9th. They played that, then the bottom of the 9th, then it was over.
I remember seeing the Brett freakout on a Sports Illustrated Bloopers tape from the late 80s. "Such a simple task. Strike a leather bound ball of twine with a sturdy stick of wood."
8:18 Hitting the ball against his cup. Lmao
Wow lol, what a freak
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Great eye mate!
That announcer with the Yankee pitcher who has pine tar on his neck says he doesn't know why it's bad or illeagel to get a better grip. How about a better grip=more spin= more ball movement. How does he not know this, jeez....
Brandon K pine tar doesnt give your ball more spin or rotation.
The Goat not by it itself, but gives you the ability to put more spin on the ball by gripping it better. In your opinion why do they do it if not for grip?
it is actually prooven that pine tar doesnt give for movement
TyliteTony I know pine tar doesn't give movement. Spin is what gives movement, the only thing. Pine tar helps create spin. There is no denying that.
Any sport with a ball, golf, pool, bowling, baseball, spin is what makes a ball move. Anything that helps you grip a ball better is going to help you create spin/ more spin. Why do you think pitchers are allowed to go to their mouths in the cold? That little bit of moisture helps them get a better grip on the ball. I.e. more control, more spin.
5:25 "Will Smith has been ejected"
God damn Will Smith, he turned white and started playing baseball. Go back to your movies and such.
underrated comment
Done a Sammy Sosa
Krispynachos 99 and Michael Jackson
Why would you cuss your creator and the only one they can get you off this Earth alive we're all going to be dead in less than a hundred years and we're going to be dead a really long time
@kevin wall says who? If you are walking through the woods and you walked up on a painting hanging on the tree and you have to answer where the painting come from but you can't use man as the answer that's what you guys dude with science and creation look at all of the amazing evidences of God cells in our body just amazing evidence that you deny open your eyes and see because we are all going to be dead a really long time are you sure that there is no God what if there is a God you're going to stand before him one day and be a judged
6:09 "but c'mon I shaved my arm for this!"
Ahhhh! George Brett's "Pine Tar Incident" is such a classic. I love seeing it in these kinds of videos :)
We need a mic’d up foreign substances compilation.
Peralta, banging the ball against his cup/crotch @ 8:19.
😂
Wtf, dude?
There are better ways to alleviate boredom 🤣
pineda had given up 2 runs and already thrown 40 pitches through 1 2/3. the pine tar obviously wasn’t helping much.
Travis Kong dirty
you shouldn't need to use a foreign substance if your good enough to play
@James Tisdale Why are you even here dumbass
i mean you shouldnt cheat but if you are dont make it so obvious
Joey Peterson no u
Shrek no u
@@lashaundawatson6977: no u
@@alemarion no u
dyson burt no u
You know what makes Me Laugh, the commentators, when it's their team cheating, they rationalise, they state "oh its a cold night, he needed that pine tar for better grip, he wasn't cheating", but when its an opposing Team, oh the commentators are going off the wall, they state, and ive seen this first hand in my life, "he has a foreign substance in his glove", or "he has something in his back pocket, he's cheating", i just laugh at that shit all the time.
This was ahead of its time 🤧
The umps who wait until they can get the manager of the team out to check are the nice ones.
I love when they get mad at the umpires for kicking them out. They’re mad they got caught
I would've love to hear what George Brett said, probably was some gibberish, he went ballistic on the umps.
First dude could not have been more obvious 😭😭
Never tell that pitcher a secret - THAT was the best hiding spot you could think of?!🤣🤣🤣🤣
I was at the Sox/Yanks game when he got tossed. Checked his hat, glove, then touched his neck and......ADIOS! Pine Tar Pineda 🤣🤣🤣
I love how they’re like haha I’ll just hide the bat. That whole interaction was amazing
Perfect timing for this video right now lmao
How about everyone gets pine tar and steroids.
tiggfigg also LOL
tiggfigg Lol start their own league call it "mlb extreme"
Ray Scott - make it like mlb slugfest where the batters can charge the after getting bean I'll be fucking down to watch
Ray Scott i like that lol
also they can use metal bats that would be insane LMAO
Clicks on 27 consecutive "Roid Rage" videos...
*every one of them is just 2 minutes of George Brett's "pine tar tantrum."*
2:50 bruh, Look at the score at the bottom left. I’d be bored as hell in this game. I won’t even care if they have a foreign substance.
Why don't they hide it better? You don't need a mound of it inside of your glove, on your neck or wherever. Just a tiny little bit. Don't use it but maybe once in an inning. If you're messing with your pocket, adjusting your glove constantly, touching your face or neck constantly, etc...yes, you're going to be called out.
I love the batman theme during the discussion about the bat.
I love how the Yankees broadcasters where defending him for cheating.
"Those are the rules" Yeah what a defense
@@GinkgoPete and then goes on to explain that he should be allowed anyway
@@GinkgoPete listening is hard
I love the walk of shame
George Brett was exonerated, got the homer and the Royals won the replayed game.
The game wasn't replayed. It was simply restarted from that point.
@@SarahDigsHockey Thanks, Karen. And it was replayed, because all of the game from Brett's homer onward was cancelled, deleted; and then replayed. Happy?
should make a compilation of every Houston home game from 2017-2019
Still won game 6 and 7 on the Road in the World Series. 🤷♂️
‘Foreign Substances’
*Ichiro jogging out onto the field*
Comment thief.
Well played
@@nomobjustice who are you, the comment police? Go to reddit
Lmaoo
You are a foreign substance
First guy didn't get away with it. I suppose you got to be a "Wesley Snipes" black to go unnoticed.
Or vantablack
I've always found it interesting how the ump pointed at Brett with the bat - something that usually isn't taken kindly in baseball.
The way how Brett got up & ran out @ 13:21 mark.
Pineda really thought he was black enough to hide that pine tar.
This video is what Red Sox and Astros watch to get ready for the World Series.
8:20 dude beating his cup over and over
hahahahah thank you
funny shit is that mike fiers was “regripping” pine tar on his glove and arm and wasn’t caught acople days ago LOL
8:22 wtf is the dude on the right doing 😂😂😂
Everyone constantly argues pine tar not being an issue since it only increases grip, but that's not the point. The problem with pine tar, in my opinion, is that... It's against the rules. Meaning, both sides aren't able to freely use it. I'm all for allowing it as long as both sides can freely use it -- just like the rosin bag. But hiding its use, getting caught, and then trying to justify it simply doesn't make sense. If it's not allowed, it's not allowed. During the game, while you're using it against the rules is not the time to advocate for it. Get the rule changed and use it legally in the game.
"I'm not saying every pitcher, I'm not saying every time"
Some people think cheating is okay is how that translates
Remember it like it was yesterday, great to see it again just to see how f~ing mad George Brett got. 😤🤣
Do the coaches usually know when the players are doing this or no?
PinkCottonCandy half of the time no, that's why they get so disappointed
iEvenZZ Ohh okay, I see, thanks.
How about almost always, yes. Billy Martin was known for teaching his players to cheat.
+erik gonzales Can you demonstrate or explain your reasoning for how you know, that they know?
@@chillinchum
I wouldnt think it'd be all or even most of them, its on a person to person basis so maybe half, maybe more or maybe less. Nobody will ever really know.
I've never seen a human become so unglued as much as George Brett after he was called out.
0:21 that fan on the right side, pointing the neck that he knew where LOL
One of the umpires that ejected Peralta also ejected Joe Niekro in the infamous emery board incident.
He almost got away with it on the 1rst clip😂
It's so funny how he was using pine tar and there down by 2
5:12 you know your fucked when all the umpires are looking at you
If everyone is going to use Pine Tar anyway just make it legal and give it to every pitcher. Especially when it is humid, a slippery ball makes less interesting games if nobody can pitch or hit
The George Brett Pine Tar Incident bat was seen at the American League Office and the MLB Office and the distance from the trademark to the pine tar was 6 inches, it's not allowed to be closer than 8 inches
Look how long it took for the MLB to actually do something about this. They’ve obviously known about it, and since they got exposed they’re trying to save face😓😓
By now the big players have moved on to clear colourless substances
Crazy seeing Yelich with a 500 OPS. lol
When the whole infield tries to block the cameras, you know they know lmao
The one where the W Nationals just blatantly called out their ex pitcher for something they probably taught him was such a cold and calculated move, the Rays literally made the umps check their own pitchers glove as to say "He learned that over there" and before that the tip of the cap by the pitcher saying "smart call" is just mafia type shit.
2:39 Looks like Zach Hample
lol it does
+EXE-Edits I love that logo rofl
Lol!😂😂
he does live in new York lol
Brycita lol it does!!!
6:32 glove hand shaking hella bad cuz he knows he's caught.
George Brett going full nuclear over the bat. Awesome.
The fact that the Royals ran away with the bat is HILLARIOUS
Guilty as charged your honor!
3:24 forgot the cheating part that game was a 12 inning with no scores