"does a baseball ever hit a fan?" Every game. Every. Single. Game. It's part of what makes it a fun experience. You get to keep the balls hit to you btw.
I think he meant injuring a fan. In which case that does not happen every game and teams have taken more precautions when it comes to fan safety. Once in awhile a kid or old woman gets seriously injured though.
Brendan ODonnell baseball is a game that comes down to a few moments. There are many moments that are not all too exciting to watch but then there are these few movement per game that make your money worth it
Ben J. Riepe I’d disagree with that at least now. Now everyone is hitting homeruns, there’s a lot more offense and more action. Also, where there is a no hitter, it’s exciting and stressful for the entire game until the no hitter gets broken up
I love when the Bautista homer happens and he says "OK this is the maddest one I've seen." Crazy how he notices that cuz all us baseball fans know how that was one of the top craziest moments in baseball in the last decade.
My dad was at that game he has a vid saved on his pc it’s crazy he is a Mets fan like me but he won a ticket so went he said there were things flying everywhere much like when the Mets bood chase utley I was at that game
unfortunately watching that as a rangers fan made me pissed but rewatching it so many channels has made say fuck it and accept that its great. its whatever tho cus our second baseman clobbered his ass in the face the following season :)
@@rileykunath1165 Yea OT game ending goals with the arenas so much smaller n close together is fuckin electric and magic. Nothing compares gone to my share of the bruins n red Sox and bruins take the cake for the crowd feeling.
Basically a mosh pit of jumping up and down, beer being thrown to the sky and raining down, people screaming and celebrating for 2 or 3 minutes straight. Like 30 minutes of adrenaline before you come down off that high, it's unreal.
I Has 3 Cray0ns However it depends on the situation. Take the Boston Red Sox and the Tampa Bay Rays for instance, the Red Sox are 118 years old and the rays are 21 years old. Since the rays are in Florida lots of Red Sox fans will travel down to Florida for vacation and will see their favorite team the Red Sox. Watch highlights from a Red Sox Rays game and I am sure you will see a sea of red unless it is the playoffs. Also St Petersburg Florida is far away from Tampa so that is also another reason why people don’t come. Also for other teams it is due to Geography like the Toronto Blue Jays fans dominating Seattle Mariners games when they are in town because the vancouver people are closer to Seattle than Toronto.
Finally I’ve been waiting for you to make this video. I’ll explain some of your questions: 1)The home and away fans: the crowd is mixed, there is no specific spot for home or away fans, they share the stadium. 2) The rules: when a player hits the ball, he can run to any of the bases, going from first, second, third, and home. Every time a player steps on home, their team gets a point, or a “run” in baseball terms. 3) Home runs: When a player hits the ball into the stands in fair territory, it’s called a home run. This means the hitter and everyone else on base can score. 4) Basic rules: if the batter hits the ball and it’s caught by a fielder before it hits the ground, it’s an out. If he hits the ball on the ground, the fielder can throw the ball to first base. If the ball gets to first base before the batter, he’s out. There are 3 outs per half inning. After 3 outs, the other team has the chance to score. There are 9 innings in a game. If the game is tied after the ninth inning, it goes into extra innings until someone wins. If the home team takes the lead in the ninth inning or on, it’s called a walk-off win. That’s when the crowd goes crazy a lot in the video. 5) Pitchers: the pitcher is the one who throws the ball to the hitter. If he throws the ball inside the “strike zone” it’s a strike. If not, it’s called a ball. The Umpire decides if it’s a strike or ball. If he throws the ball and the hitter swings and misses, it’s a strike too. If the batter hits it, and the ball goes into foul territory, it’s a foul ball and a strike. Three strikes is a strike-out, and four balls is a walk, where the batter goes to first base for free. You can’t strike out on a foul ball. 5) Reaction suggestions: -Nastiest pitches in baseball (some pitchers throw the ball 100+ miles per hour, with a foot of vertical or horizontal movement!) -Longest home runs in MLB history (some have been farther than 500 feet) -Craziest plays in MLB history -most emotional moments in MLB history I hope you see this and find it useful. I hope it helps you understand the game I love.
If you really wanted to get him wondering what the hell is going on, add all manner of craziness: check swings, 2-5-6-3 triple plays, 6-3 double plays, fielder's choice, infield fly rule, balks, AL vs NL, etc etc etc :D But overall, your explanation is exactly right for someone fresh into viewing MLB.
baseball playoffs go like this in this order: AL Wild Card NL Wild Card (win or go home) ALDS NLDS (best of 5) ALCS NLCS (best of 7) World Series (Best of 7) Major Leauge baseball is split between two leagues the (American league and the National league) the winners of the ALDS and NLDS play for the ALCS and NLCS, the winners from those series play for the world series. All of these reactions are late in the game or huge game-changing moments at home teams stadium hence why the crowd goes insane. the build-up from the game and playoff baseball produces some of the most dramatic moments in sports.
I've been bugging him for over a month to do a baseball video but to brits baseball is a fancy version of rounders and rounders is a kids game, so they dont take it very seriously.If hes impressed by the throws and catches in football he will be impressed with baseball.All the things we take for granted in american sports is very impressive to people who are just use to soccer.
Carlos R Gonzalez Weins yes sir baseball is so different in other sports there is no time there is no clock none of that the field is shaped in other ways and it pisses me off when soccer fans come around and say soccer is the best bc it is world wide thank u dude appreciate it
@@ThatsMrTaylor2u it’s not called America’s pastime just because of the amount of people that watch it. Baseball has pretty much played an important role in shaping the country over the years, especially in the 20th century. Many historical moments happened around baseball. An example being Jackie Robinson breaking the color barrier, that was a very huge moment in history.
Yeah, no more ugly concrete & steel donuts called the cookie cutter multipurpose stadiums from the 60s & 70s. The Baltimore Orioles retro modern style Camden Yards built in 1992 forever revolutionized ball park designs in both MLB & the NFL.
Bro I've just done this reaction 🤝 you were completely right man these stadiums are something I've never ever seen in my life, absolutely incredible bro
Lavish Luka glad you enjoyed it bro. American sports have been my entire life and so there are a lot of ideas I’ve suggested just to show you not just some of the greatest players but the culture of American sports bc it’s so different
I mean if you go certain stadiums it will almost always be full the whole year. Yankee Stadium, Busch, Citi Field, Dodger stadium, Wrigley, miller park to name a few
Yes, they did. I’m aa Astros fan. They were not the only team that was “cheating”. They should own it, but there were many more teams cheating. And they are cowards for not owning up to it. Similar to the steroid scandal. Scapegoats get burried
In the US we do not have different sections for visiting teams and home teams. I took a coworker from Germany to a MLB game once and that was one of the biggest things that surprised him. We do not have to keep sitting down. And yes there are times where the ball has been hit completely out of the stadium and lands on the street behind the stadium or into the ocean if it is a coastal team.
Just this year MLB started playing a 2-game series ever year in June at London Olympic stadium. This year it was the Yankees and Red Sox. Next year it will be the Cardinals vs the Cubs.
Nathan Weinstein yeah the MLB now does a 2 game series with big rivals in baseball. In 2019, they did Yankees vs Red Sox. In 2020 they’re gonna do Cardinals vs Cubs and in 2021 they’re gonna do Giants vs Dodgers
@@ronaldmcdonald8125 nah Yankees do. Yankee stadium sounds as loud as that without a roof. And the old stadium was arguably one of the loudest stadiums in the US
I disagree. Go to Arrowhead during a regular season game and you'll have decibels that MLB would never even come close to. Football (American) has surpassed baseball as America's game but, how can you not love this game. Baseball had heart on top of heart
Mr. Grinch football is hard because you have to be strong and dedicated. Baseball is hard because you actually have to have skill. The dedication it takes to go through the minor leagues to even make your debut in the big leagues and that doesn’t even mean you good enough to stay up there they can send you back down. It takes a lot of skill to become good and hown your craft. And to play your heart out 162 games. Football could never
Your comment on people not having their phones out really resonates. I’d give anything to have everyone leave their phones at home for game time. Could be so much fun to just enjoy the moment.
In 2016 the Chicago Cubs won their first championship (World Series) in 108 years and all the cheering and jumping in Chicago literally registered as an earthquake and the celebration in Chicago ranked as the 7th largest gathering of people in human history!
People love to say baseball is boring, but these moments just make it so special, loved seeing someone with fresh eyes take in these incredible moments just such a pure reaction, I wanted to give every backstory to every play for each moment, like Jeter’s final home at bat, Gibson limping around the bases, that’s what makes sports so great, the emotional connection, the stories told, and the ability to make the rest of the world disappear. When these moments happen nothing else matters and being in the moment is the greatest part, so much fun to watch.
Up til 1984 the fans used to storm onto the field after a world series win. Imagine 10's of thousands of people just tearing up the field. I think the longest ball hit was Babe Ruth at over 600 feet out of the stadium and yeah from time to time balls are hit completely out of the stadium. Yes, you can stand up. And the world series is a 4 out of 7 game series that determines who is champions that year. And yes, anyone can come to any game so yes you can go watch your team play in another city. Be careful because sometimes fights can break out due to that. And yes, many people have been injured by balls hitting them. One guy a few years ago reached for a ball and fell from the upper deck and died while his young son watched. Some times it gets really crazy like in 1984 after the Detroit Tigers won the world series people by the thousands were outside of the stadium turning over cars including a police car that I think got set on fire.
In San Francisco, balls hit out over the right field wall land in the water of San Francisco Bay among the kayaks and boats waiting to recover them. Baseballs float.
The second clip was Luis “Gonzo” Gonzales’s Championship-winning base hit in the 2001 World Series for my beloved Arizona Diamondbacks 💜🐍⚾️ Considered one of the most exciting 7-game World Series (Championship series) of all time
Most if not all of these games are in the playoffs. They play 162 games a year which only a handful of teams can fill their stadium all year. In the playoffs the crowd pumps up a lot.
John Harris By your logic anything can be football. Anyways, none of this matters. I live in the US and I’m more American than any other nationality. However, I like to call it football. If you want to call it soccer then go ahead, the only thing that matters is our love of the game.
I really liked this vid, I am glad you were amazed. baseball stadiums aren't always that full but there are always thousands of people there for 162 games per year plus the postseason (playoffs). I am a huge baseball fan and I love seeing peoples initial reactions. I would love to see more baseball videos in the future!
1:00 I was there, they were chanting the pitcher’s name to mock him. That made him drop the ball which made the crowd cheer. Than they started chanting his name again “Cueto” and the batter hit a home rub which scored us a point. The crowd went insane because that was the first playoff game for us in 20 years
Funny thing is, a lot of baseball fans I know would love to see a soccer game in England. Don’t know anyone who would like to see a cricket match though lol
I love your reactions to this! It is enlightening seeing someone not familiar with a sport react to videos of it. I assume I would be the same way if I was watching cricket or rugby, haha. I saw some people answer your questions about home/away fans and all that. Usually, the crowd is probably about 95% home team fans in most games. There are some exceptions for the bigger/more popular teams like the New York Yankees, Boston Red Sox, or Chicago Cubs. They have more of a nation-wide fanbase, so they have a good amount of fans at away games, too. I know you were questioning how to interpret some of the reactions in terms of gravity. The "World Series" is the final series of the year, which crowns the champion. So when you see or hear that, it is the biggest series possible. The World Series is a best-of-7, so the first team to win 4 games in the series, wins the championship. So when you could see in the corner that the series was "Tied 2-2", that means they are playing in game five, and the team that wins is going up 3-2 in the series and needs to win only one more to win the championship. "Game 7" is a very important phrase in American sports lexicon, because baseball, hockey, and basketball are all a best-of-7 championship series, and when there is a "Game 7" it means the series is tied 3-3, and it is a winner-take-all final game, and EVERYONE goes crazy for it! Before the World Series are the ALCS (American League Championship Series) and NLCS (National League Championship Series). Baseball has two different leagues, the American League and National League, and each league has 15 teams in it. So the ALCS is the last two teams remaining from the AL, and the NLCS is the last two teams remaining from the NL. Before the League Championship Series, there's the ALDS (American League Division Series) and NLDS (National League Division Series), which are the final four teams from each league. Four teams from the NLDS and four teams from the ALDS, and the two winning teams in each league advance to the LCS. Before the League Division Series, there's a single-game wildcard game in each league. These are played between the last two teams in each league to make the playoffs. It is a single winner-take-all game, and the winner goes on to play the top team in each league in the ALDS and NLDS. You were also asking if fans stand or sit, and it really is different in each situation. Baseball, for the most part, is a very slow sport. What you're seeing in these clips is not really the norm. These are the top moments of the game, all in the playoffs or for the world series championship. Regular season games, of which each team plays 162, are much less "exciting" for the most part. Baseball is probably the sport where people sit the most often, because it is such a slow-moving game and doesn't have that many exciting moments. People will stand for home runs, but that's about it. In the playoffs, which most of these are from, people will stand a lot of the time, especially late in the games. In football/basketball/hockey, I would say fans stand more often, but there's really no teams or sports where fans are standing the whole time, or even the majority of the time.
What a fun video, man. You did a good job with formulating an understand of what was happening. It's not an overly complicated game at it's base rules and how it's played. You seemed like you enjoyed it. Maybe a new MLB fan? You asked about away teams - Anyone is free to go to any game, there are no limits. The stadiums are not close, though, which is what I'm guessing you're more used to. More teams in a smaller area. You may have one team on the east coast playing a team from the west coast, and because of the distance and travel cost the vast majority (95% plus) of the fans will be of the home team. That is why when the home team wins, which is the case in most of these reaction videos, the whole place is going bat shit crazy, they're all fans of the home team, and the home team just won.
Anyone is allowed to go to the game the way team including sometimes the game is only a couple hrs away from each other teams so there is a good mix of fans
There are soooo many incredible aspects to American sports, but one I've never really heard mentioned (till now) happens to be one of my favorite: TV cameras shaking with the sound of the fans. Love it.
Hey man, Loved this video. Many Americans love multiple sports; but for those of us to whom baseball is our first love... there is no greater sport! Listening to this video did my heart good. If you would like to indulge yourself with more baseball, I would love to point you in some good directions... for example: the home run at 10:30 in this video- find the video that shows that entire 7th inning of the Bluejays vs. the Rangers game: where a pitcher gets into a jam at 100+ pitches because of fielding errors, the lead changes hands, the batting team works bases loaded, a pitching change happens, a controversial play at the plate, and an epic homerun to climax, with the pitching team taking offense at the show-off bat flip (which leads to a fist fight the next season), etc. That one inning is a microcosm of what makes baseball Baseball. Let me know if you want more leads! Peace.
I like watching baseball almost as much as hockey, however I will admit they are on two completely opposite ends of the "excitement" scale. Most of the time during a game, not much is actually happening that is exciting. After all it's impossible for the defense to score. Most of these clips are from the postseason and it is teams coming back to tie or get the lead or something. Also, they play 162 games per regular season, that's not including the postseason. That alone should tell you that there isn't much strenuous or high intensity action going on a lot of the time. However, that is not to say baseball isn't as enjoyable, but I will admit that I can understand why people don't like it. I happen to like it though. A couple of suggestions for MLB. MLB Unbelievable Plays th-cam.com/video/lRTUIBVfLP4/w-d-xo.html MLB Unexpected Tricks th-cam.com/video/Aj9K9NEI5yo/w-d-xo.html MLB Not-So-Serious Baseball th-cam.com/video/3TaPBMRZ9MY/w-d-xo.html MLB Best Sportsmanship Moments th-cam.com/video/Y50ygQF8Cs4/w-d-xo.html
Good post. I've found that a prefer watching football on television to being at the game, but the opposite is true for baseball. I've never lived anywhere close to a place with a hockey team, so I never really got into it.
baseball is definitely far more enjoyable watching live at the stadium rather than on TV. if the game happens to be boring, then the ppl watching at the stadium is quite entertaining and revealing 😏
@@jamesallen5591 I agree. I have only been to one NFL game and I don't think I will go to another. I have been to more hockey games at a minor-league team, and I find them more enjoyable but I would still rather watch on tv. I love going to baseball games. It is so laid back and one of the last games I went to, (another local minor-league team) there was a group of fans nearby where I was sitting that was heckling an opposing player on the field. He was awesome, playing along with them, giving it right back too. I would say it really got started in the fourth inning, and kept going until the end. One time he came out saw the fans and started laughing and said something like "Alright what have you got for me this time, let's hear it." Something like that. It was a really fun and enjoyable few hours.
@@stonewall01 Minor league baseball is probably the best value in sports. I recently relocated, and haven't seen the local team yet. It's cheap, clean Entertainment. Baseball will always be a special sport, no matter how many people try to predict its death. There's just something relaxing and enjoyable about being at the park on a Summer day or evening.
@@-EchoesIntoEternity- All true. It's a slower pace; it gives you time to take in the environment and enjoy yourself. Damn, now I want a hot dog and a beer!
This was such an awesome video, glad you’re actually interested in deciphering the way the game works. For the record, it only counts as a score when the ball stays between those two large yellow poles and goes over the wall. Over the wall outside the poles is out of bounds. You can also score without hitting it out though
the home run (at 16:10) is probably the most famous baseball home run of the lot...just to let you know. the guy who hit it was injured and that was the only part he played in winning that championship. it's legendary here in the states so despite whether or not the fan reaction was commensurate with others you've been watching it's actually a cut above most you've shown here. That being said...coming from a a US citizen...it's fascinating to watch a reaction to something so indelible in our minds here (the USA...that is). It's really enjoyable...good video my friend!
I still remember 6:35 like it was yesterday, even though it was 2006. The Tigers (the team who hit the home run) lost 119 games just three years prior to that, and that home run capped off a magical season in which they got to the World Series for the first time since 1984. It's one of my fondest memories and I'm glad I got to share it with you
Watch: MLB hardest outfield throws, Best plays, or Emotional Moments(very sad), Fastest Players... Please make more MLB videos you can't get any more American than baseball mate.. nice channel bro.
I think a super cool idea would be a live reaction to a baseball game. There's archived games on TH-cam available to watch, and it would be cool to interact with you during it! The intricacies I see people point out in the comments might stand out too. Love your content man!
Just as an FYI The Super bowl is the NFL championship The World Series is the MLB Championship The Stanley Cup is the NHL Championship The Finals is the NBA Championship Also wildcard refers to the first round of the playoffs in all of those sports.
Baseball is absolutely exciting. I follow the University of Florida and we’ve had many exciting games over the 100 plus years we’ve been playing college baseball. Some of the more recent memorable games are the two College World Series wins in 2017, the walkoff homerun by Al Langworthy in extra innings against Auburn in the 2018 NCAA Super Regionals, and the come from behind win in extra innings against top ranked Miami this year.
I know this is an old video but unlike soccer there’s no visitor section for fans all fans are just mixed in with each other, and there’s no limit to how many away fans can attend a game, subbed btw loved the vid
Game 6 of the 1975 World Series is probably the best game in Series history and I'd say 2001 was the best series - obviously debatable but just my opinion
When the balls goes out to the stand is called a Home Run, that means everybody on base and the batter scores. Thats a lot of runs in one hit, usually enough to win the game if it is at the ending innings.
I would love to guide you through baseball. Even I am a new fan of baseball. I pretty much learned all the rules and understood everything within a week. You pretty much got most of it down though! You earned a new subscriber, love your personality man!
I grew up partially in Omaha, Nebraska and my dad was very big into baseball so we’d go every once in a while to a KC Royals baseball game since it was only about 3_4 hours away. I enjoyed going to the games as a young kid but when got older I figured out that I couldn’t stand watching baseball on TV instead of in the stadium. And then I got the football bug and that’s been my favorite since then
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"does a baseball ever hit a fan?"
Every game. Every. Single. Game. It's part of what makes it a fun experience. You get to keep the balls hit to you btw.
I think he meant injuring a fan. In which case that does not happen every game and teams have taken more precautions when it comes to fan safety. Once in awhile a kid or old woman gets seriously injured though.
Eh getting hit by a 95mph baseball is not fun. What’s your idea of a party? Putting your balls in a grinder?
Most stadiums have a lot of netting nowadays, so get a glove and pay attention, you'll get some free baseballs
@@samuelperez5211 I always bring a glove to protect myself and the people around me lol
@@RespectProcess Or when some idiot is on their cell phone.
I still can’t believe people say baseball is boring
Golf is the most boring game ever.
Matt Barker golf is not a sport
Brendan ODonnell baseball is a game that comes down to a few moments. There are many moments that are not all too exciting to watch but then there are these few movement per game that make your money worth it
TideFan01 well I like playing golf as an activity though
Ben J. Riepe I’d disagree with that at least now. Now everyone is hitting homeruns, there’s a lot more offense and more action. Also, where there is a no hitter, it’s exciting and stressful for the entire game until the no hitter gets broken up
I love when the Bautista homer happens and he says "OK this is the maddest one I've seen." Crazy how he notices that cuz all us baseball fans know how that was one of the top craziest moments in baseball in the last decade.
My dad was at that game he has a vid saved on his pc it’s crazy he is a Mets fan like me but he won a ticket so went he said there were things flying everywhere much like when the Mets bood chase utley I was at that game
Honestly, it gives me goosebumps every time I watch it
unfortunately watching that as a rangers fan made me pissed but rewatching it so many channels has made say fuck it and accept that its great. its whatever tho cus our second baseman clobbered his ass in the face the following season :)
@@mcq_edits And we knocked you guys out in the postseason AGAIN that same year
Ryan Keshet but yall still fall short of the WS every time? tough scenes
Ain’t gonna lie, baseball crowds, and walkoffs are the best thing in any sport. The energy is unmatched
Fr tho. Everyone is excited after the long regular season and some stadiums you got beer and other stuff flying everywhere
Or playoff overtime goals in the nhl
Facts
@@rileykunath1165 Yea OT game ending goals with the arenas so much smaller n close together is fuckin electric and magic. Nothing compares gone to my share of the bruins n red Sox and bruins take the cake for the crowd feeling.
Basically a mosh pit of jumping up and down, beer being thrown to the sky and raining down, people screaming and celebrating for 2 or 3 minutes straight. Like 30 minutes of adrenaline before you come down off that high, it's unreal.
All fans are welcome to any game
I Has 3 Cray0ns However it depends on the situation. Take the Boston Red Sox and the Tampa Bay Rays for instance, the Red Sox are 118 years old and the rays are 21 years old. Since the rays are in Florida lots of Red Sox fans will travel down to Florida for vacation and will see their favorite team the Red Sox. Watch highlights from a Red Sox Rays game and I am sure you will see a sea of red unless it is the playoffs. Also St Petersburg Florida is far away from Tampa so that is also another reason why people don’t come. Also for other teams it is due to Geography like the Toronto Blue Jays fans dominating Seattle Mariners games when they are in town because the vancouver people are closer to Seattle than Toronto.
Ryan Gryglewicz All that to make the same point he made in 7 words
Don’t travel to yankee stadium if your wearing any other jersey lol
@I Has 3 Cray0ns if your a mariners fan (me) then almost half the fans are away fans when big market teams come lol
Flore Bulaon I’m a Rays fan so I understand completely lol
Finally I’ve been waiting for you to make this video. I’ll explain some of your questions:
1)The home and away fans: the crowd is mixed, there is no specific spot for home or away fans, they share the stadium.
2) The rules: when a player hits the ball, he can run to any of the bases, going from first, second, third, and home. Every time a player steps on home, their team gets a point, or a “run” in baseball terms.
3) Home runs: When a player hits the ball into the stands in fair territory, it’s called a home run. This means the hitter and everyone else on base can score.
4) Basic rules: if the batter hits the ball and it’s caught by a fielder before it hits the ground, it’s an out. If he hits the ball on the ground, the fielder can throw the ball to first base. If the ball gets to first base before the batter, he’s out. There are 3 outs per half inning. After 3 outs, the other team has the chance to score. There are 9 innings in a game. If the game is tied after the ninth inning, it goes into extra innings until someone wins. If the home team takes the lead in the ninth inning or on, it’s called a walk-off win. That’s when the crowd goes crazy a lot in the video.
5) Pitchers: the pitcher is the one who throws the ball to the hitter. If he throws the ball inside the “strike zone” it’s a strike. If not, it’s called a ball. The Umpire decides if it’s a strike or ball. If he throws the ball and the hitter swings and misses, it’s a strike too. If the batter hits it, and the ball goes into foul territory, it’s a foul ball and a strike. Three strikes is a strike-out, and four balls is a walk, where the batter goes to first base for free. You can’t strike out on a foul ball.
5) Reaction suggestions:
-Nastiest pitches in baseball (some pitchers throw the ball 100+ miles per hour, with a foot of vertical or horizontal movement!)
-Longest home runs in MLB history (some have been farther than 500 feet)
-Craziest plays in MLB history
-most emotional moments in MLB history
I hope you see this and find it useful. I hope it helps you understand the game I love.
If anyone has questions, give em to me
He needs to see this, great explaination
DanD 1014 thanks a lot, I tried my best:)
If you really wanted to get him wondering what the hell is going on, add all manner of craziness: check swings, 2-5-6-3 triple plays, 6-3 double plays, fielder's choice, infield fly rule, balks, AL vs NL, etc etc etc :D
But overall, your explanation is exactly right for someone fresh into viewing MLB.
Noah Pekelo thanks man. And that’s all for his next baseball video lol
Fans can do whatever. In the postseason EVERYONE stands
baseball playoffs go like this in this order:
AL Wild Card NL Wild Card (win or go home)
ALDS NLDS (best of 5)
ALCS NLCS (best of 7)
World Series (Best of 7)
Major Leauge baseball is split between two leagues the (American league and the National league)
the winners of the ALDS and NLDS play for the ALCS and NLCS, the winners from those series play for the world series.
All of these reactions are late in the game or huge game-changing moments at home teams stadium hence why the crowd goes insane. the build-up from the game and playoff baseball produces some of the most dramatic moments in sports.
watching someone discover the sport I’ve loved since age 4 was giving me goosebumps. favorite channel on youtube right now
I've been bugging him for over a month to do a baseball video but to brits baseball is a fancy version of rounders and rounders is a kids game, so they dont take it very seriously.If hes impressed by the throws and catches in football he will be impressed with baseball.All the things we take for granted in american sports is very impressive to people who are just use to soccer.
JaDigg right? it’s awesome seeing someone get into the game we love!
IKR
I have the same feeling when non-Australians get interested in Australian Rules football.
JaDigg where is the 1969 World Series.i mean that shit was crazy
MLB is going to London in the 2020 season with the Chicago Cubs playing the St Louis Cardinals if you want to experience a MLB game
Samantha RIley 3rd best rivalry in the sport behind Red Sox/Yankees, Madison Bumgarner and all of L.A.
@@adamrunge8164 Get it out of the ocean bum!!!!
Samantha RIley don’t forget Clayton Kershaw vs October
Samantha RIley Go Cardinals!
@@mistahswags lmfaooooo i actually LOLd at this
Baseball is Americas's pastime. The game is over 160 years old.
I like baseball but if we're being realistic, basketball is more of America's past time. More people go out and play basketball than baseball
Carlos R Gonzalez Weins yes sir baseball is so different in other sports there is no time there is no clock none of that the field is shaped in other ways and it pisses me off when soccer fans come around and say soccer is the best bc it is world wide thank u dude appreciate it
Kristion Taylor everyday I go to a playground or a park and I see so many people play baseball all the time just having a catch
@@ThatsMrTaylor2u Money
@@ThatsMrTaylor2u it’s not called America’s pastime just because of the amount of people that watch it. Baseball has pretty much played an important role in shaping the country over the years, especially in the 20th century. Many historical moments happened around baseball. An example being Jackie Robinson breaking the color barrier, that was a very huge moment in history.
*him 20 minutes in* - “I’m getting goosebumps”
*me 30 seconds in* - “I just got goosebumps”
You should do mlb stadiums, they’re really unique compared to all other stadiums/arenas, and every stadium is very different from each other too
Yeah, no more ugly concrete & steel donuts called the cookie cutter multipurpose stadiums from the 60s & 70s. The Baltimore Orioles retro modern style Camden Yards built in 1992 forever revolutionized ball park designs in both MLB & the NFL.
Bro I've just done this reaction 🤝 you were completely right man these stadiums are something I've never ever seen in my life, absolutely incredible bro
Lavish Luka glad you enjoyed it bro. American sports have been my entire life and so there are a lot of ideas I’ve suggested just to show you not just some of the greatest players but the culture of American sports bc it’s so different
H P Oracle Park is the nicest
Brendan ODonnell have seen pittsburgh??? beautiful
Stadiums get really loud in American sports because of playoffs which makes everything more intense and dramatic
I think most, or all, of these are championship finals.
What, you don't like nil-nil ties :)
American stadiums also get loud due to ludicrous amounts of beer being sold and consumed during events lol
@@acehigh79 so true bro. Im a yankees fan so i witness it every playoff game lol
@@robertewalt7789 Almost all of these were playoffs, I'd say around half were World Series games
God I wish I was there so could explain everything that’s going on
"Woah the whole stadium is full!"
Well yeah you are almost exclusively watching footage of playoff games lmao
Andrew Pellom he probably doesn’t know that
@@brendanselke9178 You don't say?
I mean if you go certain stadiums it will almost always be full the whole year. Yankee Stadium, Busch, Citi Field, Dodger stadium, Wrigley, miller park to name a few
Marlins park: has left the chat
the majority of them were playoff games, so they were all packed.
Yeah.
Do more baseball reactions - best catches, best defensive plays, team fights, etc.
I second this, please do some more reactions to best baseball plays... best infield plays, longest throws all of it
Nah baseball boring as hell
Everyone loves dingers... But defensive gems have a certain shine.
Alex Riley you’re wack
“They love their flags don’t they?” 😂
8:41 - 9:31 is painful to watch now knowing that the Astros were cheating.
Yeah and we dogged on the dogers
@@willywonka2557 Who's "we"?
Lmfao couldn’t have said it better
Yes, they did. I’m aa Astros fan. They were not the only team that was “cheating”. They should own it, but there were many more teams cheating. And they are cowards for not owning up to it. Similar to the steroid scandal. Scapegoats get burried
@@stephenhouse5129 the Astros and Red Sox were the only teams cheating with technology
fun fact: even in a packed stadium, no matter where you are sitting, you can hear the sound of the bat hitting the ball. And it is a wonderful sound.
TexRay940 the BEST sound!!
Luka: You should look into the physics of baseball. A very interesting topic.
Fucking right. It's what gets me through the winters, just to hear that sound again every spring.
@@dwiz2735 YEs.. and how much you can tell about the hit by that sound.... :)
In the US we do not have different sections for visiting teams and home teams. I took a coworker from Germany to a MLB game once and that was one of the biggest things that surprised him. We do not have to keep sitting down. And yes there are times where the ball has been hit completely out of the stadium and lands on the street behind the stadium or into the ocean if it is a coastal team.
They only do that in college here
Balls out of the stadium happens frequently in Boston. Never (or almost never?) in New York
Or river in a few cases.
Imagine how loud the cubs winning would have been at their home stadium
Eggs ‘n’ Bacon they would have caused Wrigley to collapse under the the shaking.
You’ll find footage of the watch party outside the stadium
I'd recommend bringing earplugs
Wish they got rid of the rule that the all star game winner hosted the WS sooner
The fans “pause” because they didn’t know if it was a homerun or not and then once it was the fans were cheering for their team they’re representing
NFL, MLB, and NBA all play at least 1 game a year over in London now
Nathan Weinstein the NHL also plays games in other European countries every year
Just this year MLB started playing a 2-game series ever year in June at London Olympic stadium. This year it was the Yankees and Red Sox. Next year it will be the Cardinals vs the Cubs.
Nathan Weinstein yeah the MLB now does a 2 game series with big rivals in baseball. In 2019, they did Yankees vs Red Sox. In 2020 they’re gonna do Cardinals vs Cubs and in 2021 they’re gonna do Giants vs Dodgers
@@bensedg04 yeah but Europeans know Hockey pretty well already, they aren't so aware of the other sports.
Getting one of those home run balls is a big deal, especially historic ones that mean a lot to the sport
Part of the experience of attending a baseball game is hoping to get a “souvenir” by catching a ball that was hit into the spectator area.
10:39 “this is the maddest one I’ve seen”
He’s already a Blue Jays fan let’s gooooo
Nah the blue jays have the loudest crowd in the league
@@ronaldmcdonald8125 nah Yankees do. Yankee stadium sounds as loud as that without a roof. And the old stadium was arguably one of the loudest stadiums in the US
@@conpop6924 As a Yankees fan, I am going to have to agree with you
If you’re ever interested in losing a pile of subscribers, react to a couple of innings of a Marlins home game in May.
Steve Dahlen 💀💀💀
eh. late august sees the lowest attendance. kids back in school. they’re at 100 losses already. no point in watching.
Marlins wining the ws in 2021
Sam2 haha nice try idot
@@bradyrhodess teams in baseball always have windows, 2021 - 2022. Could be a window. As simple as that
Any fans are welcome to come to the game, no matter what team they root for but it is mostly always home fans
To add on it's due mostly to logistics more than anything else
There are more Red Sox fans at Tropicana field than there are rays fans almost always.
You should watch “best mlb plays”
David cause the rays have no fans
David what a minute, the Rays have fans??🤣
Look at the pitcher after 21:05. He’s crying on the pitchers mound getting comforted by his teammates. So much emotion in the game it’s beautiful
"Does that compare to a touchdown?" LMAO, no other sport compares.
I disagree. Go to Arrowhead during a regular season game and you'll have decibels that MLB would never even come close to. Football (American) has surpassed baseball as America's game but, how can you not love this game. Baseball had heart on top of heart
You're right...
A homerun is better than a touchdown
@Mr. Grinch
You clearly haven't watched much baseball.
@Mr. Grinch Ok, then watch baseball instead.
Mr. Grinch football is hard because you have to be strong and dedicated. Baseball is hard because you actually have to have skill. The dedication it takes to go through the minor leagues to even make your debut in the big leagues and that doesn’t even mean you good enough to stay up there they can send you back down. It takes a lot of skill to become good and hown your craft. And to play your heart out 162 games. Football could never
Your comment on people not having their phones out really resonates. I’d give anything to have everyone leave their phones at home for game time. Could be so much fun to just enjoy the moment.
In 2016 the Chicago Cubs won their first championship (World Series) in 108 years and all the cheering and jumping in Chicago literally registered as an earthquake and the celebration in Chicago ranked as the 7th largest gathering of people in human history!
Raptors championship parade was over 3.5M, was it bigger than that?
Chicago Cubs championship parade had 5 million. 7th largest gathering ever
@@abisailuna1891 That's insane! Wow. Blue Jays will have to beat it
React to Matt Vasgersian getting excited
Like so Luka sees
Cursed Squidward LINDOR WITH A SWING AND A DRIVE
People love to say baseball is boring, but these moments just make it so special, loved seeing someone with fresh eyes take in these incredible moments just such a pure reaction, I wanted to give every backstory to every play for each moment, like Jeter’s final home at bat, Gibson limping around the bases, that’s what makes sports so great, the emotional connection, the stories told, and the ability to make the rest of the world disappear. When these moments happen nothing else matters and being in the moment is the greatest part, so much fun to watch.
Luka it's obvious to me that you need to make a trip to US to see this in person!
Takes a trip to the USA
Sees the Marlins
Lol *hears the blue jays home run horn* “woaaah what is that, that’s insane”
My thoughts exactly my man 👌🏼
Up til 1984 the fans used to storm onto the field after a world series win. Imagine 10's of thousands of people just tearing up the field. I think the longest ball hit was Babe Ruth at over 600 feet out of the stadium and yeah from time to time balls are hit completely out of the stadium. Yes, you can stand up. And the world series is a 4 out of 7 game series that determines who is champions that year. And yes, anyone can come to any game so yes you can go watch your team play in another city. Be careful because sometimes fights can break out due to that. And yes, many people have been injured by balls hitting them. One guy a few years ago reached for a ball and fell from the upper deck and died while his young son watched. Some times it gets really crazy like in 1984 after the Detroit Tigers won the world series people by the thousands were outside of the stadium turning over cars including a police car that I think got set on fire.
I wish we could go on the field
The longest home run was hit at tiger stadium by mickey mantle
fullhousefrek you still can go on the field, but it’s frowned upon.😉
"Imagine 10's of thousands of people just tearing up the field." Looks like soccer fans to me. ;))
@@ClutchCityFan Actually, it was hit by Mickey Mantle at Griffith Stadium in Washington DC.
Almost started crying at 19:08. I was at that game, a really special moment to see. We lost Roy Halladay way too soon.
Walk off World Series home run
Lavish: That’s probably the equivalent of a touchdown
People have hit it out of the stadium many times
it’s still insane when it happens tho
In San Francisco, balls hit out over the right field wall land in the water of San Francisco Bay among the kayaks and boats waiting to recover them. Baseballs float.
@@scottbilger9294 McCovey Cove
@@samfederman7469 Indeed. But it's part of the Bay. I didn't want anyone thinking it was pond or something.
The second clip was Luis “Gonzo” Gonzales’s Championship-winning base hit in the 2001 World Series for my beloved Arizona Diamondbacks 💜🐍⚾️ Considered one of the most exciting 7-game World Series (Championship series) of all time
Also one of the biggest underdogs moment
Kyle Sekenski
The only other foreign team in the MLB is the Blue Jays wtf
8:49 Well you see the camera is shaking because the cameraman is so happy he stole signs from the other team and didn’t get caught.
If you want to see a packed stadium, check out a 2019 midseason Tigers home game.
Who wants to watch a minor league game tho 😬
Umm wtf comerica park averages like 1000 people a game it’s empty citi field is packed all the time no matter what
Michael Kerr - what you’re missing here is the sarcasm from his post.
I’m a Mets fan, buddy. Citi field is not packed all the time
Most if not all of these games are in the playoffs. They play 162 games a year which only a handful of teams can fill their stadium all year. In the playoffs the crowd pumps up a lot.
I've actually never heard a British person say soccer before lol
Ironicly the word soccer originated in England. But I dont think even the English people realize it.
MICHAEL SMITH
While that might be true, the word “football” is the most appropriate name for the sport.
John Harris
It’s more appropriate than soccer because the sport is played with feet and a ball.
John Harris
By your logic anything can be football. Anyways, none of this matters. I live in the US and I’m more American than any other nationality. However, I like to call it football. If you want to call it soccer then go ahead, the only thing that matters is our love of the game.
John Harris
Ok
I wish I could actually have a conversation with you and explain the different situations because they are all unique
This is so genuine and as a hardcore baseball fan/player it’s awesome
I really liked this vid, I am glad you were amazed. baseball stadiums aren't always that full but there are always thousands of people there for 162 games per year plus the postseason (playoffs). I am a huge baseball fan and I love seeing peoples initial reactions. I would love to see more baseball videos in the future!
Major League Baseball plays a few games in London some time in the summer. It’s called the London Series and in 2020 it will be the Cubs vs Cardinals
bro they had red sox vs yankees in london in 2019, next year they gonna do it again
I don't think he knows that. I was amazed at the crowd's reaction -- sounded just like a game here in the US. (Lotta ex-pats or what?!?)
Muhammad Smith
Not the same teams though.
Cardinals and Cubs this year
The terminology he uses is so funny 😂 “ if it goes out of bounds it a home run”
I think he's trying to map cricket terms to baseball, example: "stump" instead of "base".
just the meanings and impacts these things are doing to the games is why they’re so loud
1:00 I was there, they were chanting the pitcher’s name to mock him. That made him drop the ball which made the crowd cheer. Than they started chanting his name again “Cueto” and the batter hit a home rub which scored us a point. The crowd went insane because that was the first playoff game for us in 20 years
Scored you a point? How long have you been a baseball fan if you don't mind my asking because there aren't points in baseball
Andrew Schroeder I’m explaining it in terms a soccer fan would understand I know it’s called a run
@@bigussmokesus8866 Phew thank God sorry about the insinuation there Christopher
Andrew Schroeder all good
Walkoff down by three grand slam in game 7 of the world series:
"eeeehhhh, that must be like a touchdown"
This year the Yankees and Red Sox played a series in London
Just btw if someone catches the ball they get to keep it and also they can hit it over 110 MPH
Zach DA Yac. It's ''ball''.
john mcdonald it’s “autocorrect” lol
Funny thing is, a lot of baseball fans I know would love to see a soccer game in England. Don’t know anyone who would like to see a cricket match though lol
So glad you showed a clip if my Os, and on the winning side. I was at the game at 7:48 ... it was epic!
Yes there are road fans allowed in the stadium, as long as they buy a ticket they are allowed into the stadium
Playoff baseball is awesome. Probably my favorite of all of the major sports. Way more parity than the nfl.
I was at the game shown at 12:00 and I've never been anywhere so loud. I was screaming at the top of my lungs and couldn't even hear myself.
I love your reactions to this! It is enlightening seeing someone not familiar with a sport react to videos of it. I assume I would be the same way if I was watching cricket or rugby, haha.
I saw some people answer your questions about home/away fans and all that. Usually, the crowd is probably about 95% home team fans in most games. There are some exceptions for the bigger/more popular teams like the New York Yankees, Boston Red Sox, or Chicago Cubs. They have more of a nation-wide fanbase, so they have a good amount of fans at away games, too.
I know you were questioning how to interpret some of the reactions in terms of gravity. The "World Series" is the final series of the year, which crowns the champion. So when you see or hear that, it is the biggest series possible. The World Series is a best-of-7, so the first team to win 4 games in the series, wins the championship. So when you could see in the corner that the series was "Tied 2-2", that means they are playing in game five, and the team that wins is going up 3-2 in the series and needs to win only one more to win the championship. "Game 7" is a very important phrase in American sports lexicon, because baseball, hockey, and basketball are all a best-of-7 championship series, and when there is a "Game 7" it means the series is tied 3-3, and it is a winner-take-all final game, and EVERYONE goes crazy for it!
Before the World Series are the ALCS (American League Championship Series) and NLCS (National League Championship Series). Baseball has two different leagues, the American League and National League, and each league has 15 teams in it. So the ALCS is the last two teams remaining from the AL, and the NLCS is the last two teams remaining from the NL.
Before the League Championship Series, there's the ALDS (American League Division Series) and NLDS (National League Division Series), which are the final four teams from each league. Four teams from the NLDS and four teams from the ALDS, and the two winning teams in each league advance to the LCS.
Before the League Division Series, there's a single-game wildcard game in each league. These are played between the last two teams in each league to make the playoffs. It is a single winner-take-all game, and the winner goes on to play the top team in each league in the ALDS and NLDS.
You were also asking if fans stand or sit, and it really is different in each situation. Baseball, for the most part, is a very slow sport. What you're seeing in these clips is not really the norm. These are the top moments of the game, all in the playoffs or for the world series championship. Regular season games, of which each team plays 162, are much less "exciting" for the most part. Baseball is probably the sport where people sit the most often, because it is such a slow-moving game and doesn't have that many exciting moments. People will stand for home runs, but that's about it. In the playoffs, which most of these are from, people will stand a lot of the time, especially late in the games.
In football/basketball/hockey, I would say fans stand more often, but there's really no teams or sports where fans are standing the whole time, or even the majority of the time.
Playoff baseball is the most intense. It starts at the end of September
Baseball is the best American sport by far my dude. America’s pastime for a reason
Also Canada’s sport as well
@@williamshanks8959 And Japans. The Japanese are FANATIC baseball fans. Have been for decades.
William Shanks nah hockey for Canada
@@williamshanks8959 You just gave Canadians a heart attack. Hockey is Canada's national sport.
Flecha57 I never said that
Cardinals and Cubs r playing in June next year in London
What a fun video, man. You did a good job with formulating an understand of what was happening. It's not an overly complicated game at it's base rules and how it's played. You seemed like you enjoyed it. Maybe a new MLB fan?
You asked about away teams - Anyone is free to go to any game, there are no limits. The stadiums are not close, though, which is what I'm guessing you're more used to. More teams in a smaller area. You may have one team on the east coast playing a team from the west coast, and because of the distance and travel cost the vast majority (95% plus) of the fans will be of the home team. That is why when the home team wins, which is the case in most of these reaction videos, the whole place is going bat shit crazy, they're all fans of the home team, and the home team just won.
Just a disclaimer. Almost all of these games are postseason/playoff games. Normal regular season games are a completly different
You should check out some of the "emotional moments in sports' clips.
I was there for jeters waslkoff at 14:10 it was like electricity was surging through the stadium when the ball got hit for a walk off
I've never heard of having to sit down in any stadium. Standing up is a huge part of watching it
“How many away fans are allowed” 😂😂 as many as you want literally as many as you want
Ya in game 7 of the ws 2016 there was more cubs fans than Indians fans 😂
@@michaelkerr7782 100 years of history, death of the curse. Even as a Mets fan I understood
I love how he’s realizing how crazy we get over sports lol
The St Louis Cardinals play in London next year
They have the Cubs vs. Cardinals in London this year, that’s a huge rivalry and would be a great one to go to!
Why is this so entertaining
Because baseball means nothing to so many people in the world. As opposed from us, who could care less for soccer.
Anyone is allowed to go to the game the way team including sometimes the game is only a couple hrs away from each other teams so there is a good mix of fans
Come to The States, I’ll take you to a Cardinals game. Games during the regular season are very fun, but not as wild.
Till they make a deep playoff run like they did in 2011 you’ll never see something that crazy
@@Yuan-lo3zz 😥
There are soooo many incredible aspects to American sports, but one I've never really heard mentioned (till now) happens to be one of my favorite: TV cameras shaking with the sound of the fans. Love it.
Hey man, Loved this video. Many Americans love multiple sports; but for those of us to whom baseball is our first love... there is no greater sport! Listening to this video did my heart good. If you would like to indulge yourself with more baseball, I would love to point you in some good directions... for example: the home run at 10:30 in this video- find the video that shows that entire 7th inning of the Bluejays vs. the Rangers game: where a pitcher gets into a jam at 100+ pitches because of fielding errors, the lead changes hands, the batting team works bases loaded, a pitching change happens, a controversial play at the plate, and an epic homerun to climax, with the pitching team taking offense at the show-off bat flip (which leads to a fist fight the next season), etc. That one inning is a microcosm of what makes baseball Baseball. Let me know if you want more leads! Peace.
I like watching baseball almost as much as hockey, however I will admit they are on two completely opposite ends of the "excitement" scale. Most of the time during a game, not much is actually happening that is exciting. After all it's impossible for the defense to score. Most of these clips are from the postseason and it is teams coming back to tie or get the lead or something. Also, they play 162 games per regular season, that's not including the postseason. That alone should tell you that there isn't much strenuous or high intensity action going on a lot of the time. However, that is not to say baseball isn't as enjoyable, but I will admit that I can understand why people don't like it. I happen to like it though.
A couple of suggestions for MLB.
MLB Unbelievable Plays th-cam.com/video/lRTUIBVfLP4/w-d-xo.html
MLB Unexpected Tricks th-cam.com/video/Aj9K9NEI5yo/w-d-xo.html
MLB Not-So-Serious Baseball th-cam.com/video/3TaPBMRZ9MY/w-d-xo.html
MLB Best Sportsmanship Moments th-cam.com/video/Y50ygQF8Cs4/w-d-xo.html
Good post. I've found that a prefer watching football on television to being at the game, but the opposite is true for baseball. I've never lived anywhere close to a place with a hockey team, so I never really got into it.
baseball is definitely far more enjoyable watching live at the stadium rather than on TV. if the game happens to be boring, then the ppl watching at the stadium is quite entertaining and revealing 😏
@@jamesallen5591 I agree. I have only been to one NFL game and I don't think I will go to another. I have been to more hockey games at a minor-league team, and I find them more enjoyable but I would still rather watch on tv. I love going to baseball games. It is so laid back and one of the last games I went to, (another local minor-league team) there was a group of fans nearby where I was sitting that was heckling an opposing player on the field. He was awesome, playing along with them, giving it right back too. I would say it really got started in the fourth inning, and kept going until the end. One time he came out saw the fans and started laughing and said something like "Alright what have you got for me this time, let's hear it." Something like that. It was a really fun and enjoyable few hours.
@@stonewall01 Minor league baseball is probably the best value in sports. I recently relocated, and haven't seen the local team yet. It's cheap, clean Entertainment. Baseball will always be a special sport, no matter how many people try to predict its death. There's just something relaxing and enjoyable about being at the park on a Summer day or evening.
@@-EchoesIntoEternity- All true. It's a slower pace; it gives you time to take in the environment and enjoy yourself. Damn, now I want a hot dog and a beer!
The mlc just played their first game in London this year
This was such an awesome video, glad you’re actually interested in deciphering the way the game works. For the record, it only counts as a score when the ball stays between those two large yellow poles and goes over the wall. Over the wall outside the poles is out of bounds. You can also score without hitting it out though
the home run (at 16:10) is probably the most famous baseball home run of the lot...just to let you know. the guy who hit it was injured and that was the only part he played in winning that championship. it's legendary here in the states so despite whether or not the fan reaction was commensurate with others you've been watching it's actually a cut above most you've shown here. That being said...coming from a a US citizen...it's fascinating to watch a reaction to something so indelible in our minds here (the USA...that is). It's really enjoyable...good video my friend!
You should take a look at Cubs fans watching their World Series win.
MLBs regular season the stadiums are not that full- that first clip was a playoff game. If you make the playoffs its a big deal and will be a sellout.
appreciate you reacting bro!
I still remember 6:35 like it was yesterday, even though it was 2006. The Tigers (the team who hit the home run) lost 119 games just three years prior to that, and that home run capped off a magical season in which they got to the World Series for the first time since 1984. It's one of my fondest memories and I'm glad I got to share it with you
There's seats but during the big moments everyone stands
Watch: MLB hardest outfield throws, Best plays, or Emotional Moments(very sad), Fastest Players... Please make more MLB videos you can't get any more American than baseball mate.. nice channel bro.
All fans are welcome in any stadium home, away, and many people even make trips when their team isn’t even playing, just to see the stadium.
I think a super cool idea would be a live reaction to a baseball game. There's archived games on TH-cam available to watch, and it would be cool to interact with you during it! The intricacies I see people point out in the comments might stand out too. Love your content man!
Just as an FYI The Super bowl is the NFL championship
The World Series is the MLB Championship
The Stanley Cup is the NHL Championship
The Finals is the NBA Championship
Also wildcard refers to the first round of the playoffs in all of those sports.
There is no wild card in nba or nhl
Nhl and nba playoffs are a 16 team tournament with 8 seeds from the east and 8 seeds from the west
You should just watch a complete game and live stream
Baseball is absolutely exciting. I follow the University of Florida and we’ve had many exciting games over the 100 plus years we’ve been playing college baseball. Some of the more recent memorable games are the two College World Series wins in 2017, the walkoff homerun by Al Langworthy in extra innings against Auburn in the 2018 NCAA Super Regionals, and the come from behind win in extra innings against top ranked Miami this year.
I know this is an old video but unlike soccer there’s no visitor section for fans all fans are just mixed in with each other, and there’s no limit to how many away fans can attend a game, subbed btw loved the vid
At 16:39, you just witnessed the Twins winning the greatest MLB game and World Series of all time, mate.
that game never happened. nothing to see here.
debatable
Game 6 of the 1975 World Series is probably the best game in Series history and I'd say 2001 was the best series - obviously debatable but just my opinion
When the balls goes out to the stand is called a Home Run, that means everybody on base and the batter scores. Thats a lot of runs in one hit, usually enough to win the game if it is at the ending innings.
I would love to guide you through baseball. Even I am a new fan of baseball. I pretty much learned all the rules and understood everything within a week. You pretty much got most of it down though! You earned a new subscriber, love your personality man!
I grew up partially in Omaha, Nebraska and my dad was very big into baseball so we’d go every once in a while to a KC Royals baseball game since it was only about 3_4 hours away. I enjoyed going to the games as a young kid but when got older I figured out that I couldn’t stand watching baseball on TV instead of in the stadium. And then I got the football bug and that’s been my favorite since then