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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.ค. 2013
- 7/24/13: Tim Hudson has his ankle injured while covering first as Eric Young tries to leg out a base hit in the eighth inning
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A lot of people are saying any player would've showed sportsmanship like Eric Young did, but the difference with EYJ is you can genuinely see he cares. At 2:12 you can see him holding his cross saying a prayer, and in his postgame interview he was really teary eyed. He also visited Tim in the hospital after the game. Truly a class act
Primetime Goody I honestly love when players do what he did. Too many of them don't clearly show in the moment caring of what happened.
Primetime Goody and now he is a brave
Exactly, it's reasons like this that EYJ is my favorite player in the Mets organization ATM
Eric Young is a great guy. Nobody wants to see that in any sport. It unfortunately happens.
That was hard to take but I've seen some of these where the other player didn't even check on the injured player. Nice to see someone cares about another human being.
telliwood 😄yes
I applaud Young's sportsmanship
***** yep
Xx_FazeClan_VapeNation_OfficialNoscoperRatburn_xX yes he was nice
2:15 he was praying for Tim
As a Braves fan, I felt horrible for Tim watching this. But, as a fan of good sportsmanship, I feel terrible for Young. He was such a good sport about this
yes he was! I was there, we all felt bad for Tim but felt horrible for Young, he was tore up about it. Was visibly shaking. But, it's baseball, things happen, freak deal.
You saw David Wright talking to Brian McCann as the EMTs loaded Tim Hudson onto the EMS cart to take him to the ER for X-rays
Young genuinely gave a shit and ran right over to him. Great sportsmanship. The few of many parts that make the game of baseball the best in the world.
love how young immediately ran to Hudson. respect
he knew what happened, it wasn't Young's fault tho.. Hudson needs to learn to play right
Notice how guilty young looks
Josh Siegler you mean feeling bad cause he stepped on him ? sorry but ti happens.. Hudson should learn how to cover the base
Yeah but still ud be guilty if u did that
Peter F. He’s a pitcher so he rlly had better things to learn
Young seems like such a great guy. He immediately runs over to see if he is ok. He was saying prayers. Much respect🙏
I like eric young jr hes a hustler and a very good sport
There's not a lot left out there
Problem is he can't hit
Who cares? Atleast he's a human being. Plus with his fielding and running, playoff teams should be lining up for a platoon veteran like him.
Feel Young was in more pain then Tim. Class 👍👌
Eric young jr is a good display of good sportsmanship he was the first person to the seen
I don't watch baseball or know anything about the sport but that's some great sportsmanship.
As a Giants fan, Hudson was the guy I was most happy got a ring of the 2014 team. Always really liked him from his pitching in Oakland days.
Two things
1. Anyone watching in 2017?
2. Seeing Young stand by so shaken up and apologetic was just absolutely heart breaking. This is why sports are a thing way to go young...my faith in humanity has been restored knowing there are good people in this world.
I remember watching this game, and I was hurt by it, but I thank Eric Young for his great sportsmanship
I watched this game, Hudson was my favorite pitcher at the time, I was heart broken when this eventually led to his trade
holy crap that was painful to watch. good to see that young is a good sport and showed immediate concern
***** Say what? Pacey is that English?
He's with the giants
I always loved Eric young fantastic player, and utility man wish we had em. hes like reyes 2.0 . much respect
I know he signed with the Yankees last year. Wish he would be more of a platoon guy that he deserves to be. He should be getting 100 at bats a season with his amazing fielding and speed. From a well respected veteran? Take it everyday of the week!
i love how eric young is so concerned and that the coaches and players are patting him on the back
Wish every players be like Young. Much respect to you.
Young was awesome enough to check on Hudson.
It's things like this that make us Rockies fans miss Eric young jr. But hey at least we have his dad still
I really commend Eric Young. Surely it just was one of those freak accidents that happen so fast but the way he immediately put the game aside to check on Tim Hudson is not something a lot of MLB players do. Everyone watching knew how torn apart Young was and I'm sure there's a lot more grief that wasn't caught on camera. I've seen other instances in which a player got hit by a pitch or a ball and barely shows the amount of compassion that Young did.
You can't blame Tim Hudson when Eric Young stepped on his ankle. And Eric Young OF COURSE didn't do it on purpose. If you look very closely, Eric was in tears as he walked into the clubhouse.
Peter Cosmi Really?
Glad Timmy came back from this big respect to Eric Young for his sportsmanship
Prayers being sent for Hudson's speedy recovery!! Eric Young moved me to tears because I could feel his genuine concern & hurt for Hudson!!! When Young went back to Hudson when he was on the cart & apologized & shook hands, Young started wiping tears, I was truly moved!! God bless them both!!! :*
2:15 Eric Young jr praying, what a class act
Eric Young is a professional athlete.. heavy emphasis on professional.
Thats great sportsmanship from a great human being! Young ran right to Hudson right after the play to check on him. Thats just very great to see. Pray for Hudson for a speedy recovery
Most other guys would have just stood around after stepping on someone's foot. Eric Young is an awesome guy, so nice. He just rushed back over to see if Hudson was okay.
I know nothing about any of the players from either team, but seeing the injury several times over, Young is a class act. It wasn't his fault, it was no ones fault, it's just one of those things that happen in competitive sports, but when it does, it's hard to watch. After seeing Young shake his hand before they parted ways, that is what young people in little league and on up should be taught. Sportsmanship counts in life.
I agree Young is classy but Tim Hudson would probably say it was his own fault for putting his foot on the middle of the bag. Hudson is also a great guy.
+Jeff Brown I don't think he had time to think about it. Neither of them did, I think Hudson was unsure of where the bag was, and if he had known, he would have only had his heel on the bag. I played competitive softball for almost 15 years and was the 1st baseman. in high school and for a couple years after that we could wear steel cleats, but then they had to be rubber. I was lucky, I never got spiked but my last year was because at the state tournament, I was well on my way to 2nd and next thing I knew I was flat on the ground and in the worst pain ever. Blew out my right knee. Eight surgeries later I now have a knee replacement. I blew it out a total of 3 times. No fun!
survivrs: Ouch!! Sorry about your knee! Yeah, I played first as well and got stepped on a couple of times. Rubber cleats hurt enough, can't imagine the pain of steel ones.
Jeff Brown Agreed!! My husband had several cleat injuries from when he played baseball. No fun. I don't think I've ever seen such empathy shown here. The closest thing would have been after Lawrence Taylor tackled Joe Theismann and was motioning as hard as he could for the medical staff to get out there asap because of the obvious severity of his broken leg. Taylor stayed there and had his hands on his helmet as if to say "what did I do?" He was shook up and Theismann never played again. Hudson's teammates were even trying to console Young as he stayed out there with them. There was a lot of class shown here.
survivrs: I can't watch the Theismann video, ever again! I saw it live and couldn't even watch the replay, at the time. I've buried my head in my hands many times since then. Taylor was classy about it, indeed. You knew it was awful, for LT to to do that.
Never left him. He was genuinely upset about that
Respect Mr Young.
I love 💗 watching NFL and MLB and NHL and NFL players surrounded their teammates with injuries with respect 🫡 and support at all times like this
as a little kid and a huge braves fan I loved watching Huddy pitch. Was always super consistent and loved the game.
Hudson was covering the whole bag what could young do? Excellent sportsmanship young
I feel really bad for young. He was crying for crist sake
Yyyyzyyy Fr
That was unnecessary... :(
+Yyyyzyyy I smell babdwagon
Eric Young felt so bad. You can even see him kinda lift off in the replay when he stepped on Tim's ankle.
Love young for going back and checking on him and I'm an Cardinals fan.
hey after this he won a world series with the giants in 2014, and broke 2000 strikeouts, which only a few people on the planet have done.
the guy with broken ankle?
David De La Cruz yes
+Trevor Manley well ill be damn thats wassup
I remember watching this and feeling horrible for both players
Saw this live. So heartbreaking to see that this is how Hudson ended his career as a Brave. But, hey. He went on to win the '14 WS and surpass 2000 Ks with the Giants. One of my favorites.
Tim Hudson is a fucking beast and a WELL respected pitcher in the league. No one ever wants to see someone hurt or especially be the one responsible. Class act from Young and the Braves for understanding it was 110% accidental. Chop Chop!
Eric young went to visit Hudson at the hospital when the game ended
Good luck in San Fransisco, Huddy. Gonna miss you in Atlanta. You were such an awesome member of the community.
He was being so sportsman like😊
I was at the game. Sat on the first base side, second deck. Remember the whole thing happen. I was in total shock cause I loved Tim Hudson as a pitcher and I knew hed be out for awhile.
It's nice to see him come back at his age and pitch so well with the giants
And become an allstar
Ikr
Nice sportsmanship.
Young displayed a lot of empathy there, accolades and it was good to see Hudson signed to the Giants.
His leg really should't have been that far over the bag and you could still tell how awful Eric Young felt. really shows a lot about his character. makes me feel a whole lot better about the whole situation
I was there that night. Our sears were on the third base line. We knew it was a bad injury immediately and felt awful.
that was a nasty break
It's a good thing the rivalry between the Braves and the Mets has mellowed out, or there might've been a fight. As a Braves-fan, I wish he was still a part of the team.
This is a great example of Sportsmanship :)
You can see how worried Young is about the injury. Poor guys and i mean both in differnt ways
Al least Young went over to see if he was okay
Thats the best sportsmanship ive wver seen
Perfect example of wrong place, wrong time. It wasn't either player's fault, it's just both of their feet landed on the same spot.
Hudson's wife actually tweeted (or something like that) Young thanking him for playing the game the gentlemen's way and not to be so hard on himself for inadvertently hurting someone in the process.
Even though they play for different teams, they’re all brothers. You don’t want to see your brother get hurt. Feel bad for both men.
I had a similar situation happen to me a couple years back. It was actually my first ever varsity at bat and I was trying to beat out a ground ball. The first baseman for some reason was moving his foot back onto the base like Hudson and stepped on my ankle as I was going by. Thankfully for me it just ended up being a really bad sprain but it could have been much worse, like in this case.
Eric Young is a good dude, there are so many players out there who would've just walked off, especially when their team is losing. Props to him
Great to see Huddy back and dominating!
Poor hudson hope he recovers fast go braves
watching this made me cry when he started crying
surprised this does not happen more often.
1st base men are trained to keep their foot on the side of the plate and since the pitcher covered first base in this play, his foot was on the part of the bag where the base runner had to step. Nobody's fault here but i applaud young for him staying at the bag to make sure he was ok good sportsmanship. Just an honest accident.
Eric Young Jr. Is a class act
Class act by young very respectful
Pure class by EY Jr.
Omg that replay was brutal
Young seems like the type of guy u can trust
God I felt bad for EYJ. He’s one of the classiest guys and it sucks when you accidentally hurt a guy.
that was so nice of him to stay and see if he was ok.
Eric Young Jr has sportsmanship
Freddie freeman still fucks up routine double play balls in 2019
WoW eso dolió 😭😫
Life can change in an instant
Kudos to Eric Young for sticking around to ensure Hudson was ok.
Watching it in Slow motion is so painful ouch
The lens behind the batters box has a broken ankle too
such a great outing too 😣
Oh man. One of the worst injuries I have seen. Good sportsmanship by Eric Young JR. Staying by him making sure he is okay. This also shows to stand on the edge of the base and pop your foot off once you catch it. No ones fault though, just accidental.
Sportsmanship, man...
these damn onions!
Love how right when it happened the other player is first one over ther
Young was a Brave in 2015.
From what I've heard, it's only a fractured ankle. Tim Hudson is out of the Braves team for the rest of the season for sure. I'm not sure if anyone knows when he will return.
Okay
At least Eric Young stayed and checked on him good sportsmanship
Could it have been safer for Hudson to tag Young instead, or did Hudson simply have no opportunity to tag him?
It would have been hard to tag him
This comment is really old, but it’s standard for pitchers to cover the bag in a situation like that. However you’re supposed to keep your foot simply touching the base not on top of it.
Well, I'm a red sox fan. If the same thing happened between a-rod and mike Napoli, Do you think a-rod's gonna come back and shake his hand? But yeah, it doesn't make him a hero. It makes him seem like a genuine good person, which is what you can't say about too many people.
You can tell it was an accident just on Young’s genuine reaction and care for Hudson. Also Hudson’s foot was way over the bag. This is why they teach you to step on the left side as a pitcher when covering. And right side as a runner.
Eric Young Jr. Is definetly a good sport
What screwed Hudson was the double clutch with his foot. He was pulling it off but put it back on making sure. Nobody is to blame here, EYJr being a good sport, a lot of respect to him as some guys wouldn't even go right away to check on an injured player
What hospital was he taken
SOME people are like Eric Young. ALL people should be like Eric Young. there's a huge difference.
That actually could've gone a hell of a lot worse than it did. Eric Young Jr. could've screwed up his foot as well if Hudson's foot/heel was in a stranger position. Whole thing was a terrible accident. Glad Hudson got a ring the next year before he retired after the following one.
Ouch
Eric is bein good about it at least
Damn that was Nasty o god
Bad spot for tim but love the sportsmanship