What's CRAZY about this whole thing was it "started" at home plate, then went up the third base line. Then gravitates to the pitchers mound area, then back toward third base. Just when you think it's over...BOOM...back to the pitchers mound, up into right field, then to the bullpen area and then back into right field...This was EPIC!!!
For a family of 4 in 1989, this game was probably around $30 including concessions. You get baseball, Crackerjacks, hotdogs, some soft drinks, and free wrestling! Talk about fun for the whole family at an economical price!
Angels-Yankees in 1984, Phillies-Mets in 1990, Astros-Reds in '95, Astros-Expos a year later, Angels-Royals in 1998, and White Sox-Tigers in 2000 were also pretty intense.
If only I could have been there to witness this classic brawl. I was 9 at the time but we could only watch my local Braves. It must have been a special moment for the fans and players/coaches.
The best baseball brawl EVER! I grew up in Wisconsin so I watched alot of Brewers games. Saw this live when it happened at he Kingdiome. These guys really hated each other. It stretched on long, I can't think of anything that has ever matched it in punches thrown and length of fight.
That's my little brother Bob and yes this was his last game. He should never have admitted he did this on purpose....They actually use this to train umpires on what NOT to do as they did nothing at all
I grew up in Wisconsin, so I remember this fight well. The intensity and length of this fight, and the sheer number of players involved makes it one of the best ever in baseball.
This one ranks right up there with the old Mariners-Orioles brawl from around the same time period at Camden. Seems like the Mariners were always involved in the most entertaining brawls in baseball. Like the other one I mentioned, this one had multiple different scuffles break out on multiple occasions.... just when it looked like things were settling down 😂 It was like everyone was calming down, and then suddenly you see bodies start flying again and more punches being thrown and it gets wild all over again like the brawl isn’t going to end 😂
Don't forget the Padres-Braves brawl from the 80s, that one went on for over 20 minutes and also involved fans throwing stuff into the Padres dugout...plus players previously ejected came back out to yell, point fingers, and start it back up lol.
They weren’t that good 79-66. The 2001 team if anything “should’ve” been the Mariners team to win the World Series.. they finished 116-46. Tied for most wins in a single season.
@@s.tavares3257 That's the problem. So much was on them to try to break that record, and when you spend your energy trying to rack up all those wins, it later comes back to bite you. Look at the 1906 Cubs. They originally set that record, didn't even win the Series.
I’d like to see you guys upload the Tigers/Royal fracas that started with Hernandez and Guillen, and the entire Yankees/Mariners brawl that started with O’Neill/Marzano.
Seattle native and Mariners fan. Love my Mariners but never knew about this fight. In fact, I've never seen this many fights in one game, let alone multiple seperate fights. This was absolutely crazy.
Gotta love the PA playing "King of Wishful Thinking" by Go West while the umps are figuring out who to eject. That should date this video more than anything!
the kingdome was such a loud stadium. had some great times there as a child. i remember being on the outside concourse looking at the new stadium booing it. lol, what an idiot i was.
Even in the midst of all this, I constantly saw Ken Griffey Jr. playing "peacemaker" the whole time! At 0:55 (lower left), at 4:51 (carrying a Milw. guy on the lower left), at 5:22 (#24 on the right), at 6:16 (bottom), and at 6:43 (#24 at the bottom).
What fight? Where are the punches thrown? It's all shoving each other around here and there. Nothing more. A lot of bitching and mouth I'll give them that.
Its no surprise Jeff Schaefer got ejected. He was always a brawler. I was present at a brawl he started in Spring Training 1989 when he was with the White Sox. Jim Sundberg of the Rangers slid into him hard at second base. I didn't know Spring Training brawls were a thing until then.
Milwaukee had Dave Parker, Don Baylor (as a coach but just two years removed as a player), Rob Deer, Greg Vaughn, Ron Robinson, an entire starting rotation that was at least 6-3 (except for Teddy Higuera), even closer Dan Plesac was 6-5 and a very young Gary Sheffield. Milwaukee was HUGE that season. They were the last team you would wand to fight back then.
Harold Reynolds (#4 for SEA.) trying to stop HUGE Dave Parker (#39 for MILW.) @ 3:49...........kinda' like a Mini Cooper trying to stop an EIGHTEEN-wheeler!!! WHY, Harold???? WHY WHY WHY?????????? Dave shoved Harold out of the way like he was a stepchild! LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@Stephen Eddy....that’s hilarious. I got to see one in person too when I was 9. Dave Parker charged the mound on the Astros. I was the same way....so fun to watch at that age
A nice 3 days for MLB, the day before there was 2 no-hitters thrown and the day after this Andy Hawkins threw a losing no-hitter but it didn’t count because it was only 8 innings
No one ever gets hit in the face in baseball fights. They just wrestle each other. They're all the same. There was some blood in the one between the Tigers and the Sox tho.
Justin Grant Randy was 230lbs and there are multiple confirmed stories about him wiping the locker room floor with one of his mariners teammates in a fight around this time of his career.
When 39 Dave Parker, who's shoulders are double the width of everyone on the field does the Hulk Hogan point at you 3:44, you listen to Rusty Kuntz and backpedal, fast!
Derek Foster I am from Southern California but we were visiting in Seattle in 1983 and saw a game between the Mariners and the Toronto Blue Jays. They just happened to be the team in town when we were there. Being used to Dodger Stadium and the L A Dodgers, I thought it was unique that we basically could walk up to the ticket window and buy three good seats for that nights game. You're right, there was about 6000 in attendance that night. The M's did win, it was a Gaylord Perry game. But the comment I most remember is my mother saying about the Kingdome "it has all the ambience of a parking garage." I agree! I have never been to Safeco Field, hoping to get there soon. But, from what I've heard it is a really nice place to play baseball and to be there as a fan.
Good old 45, Rob Deer. The Mariners were probably lucky he was a gentle deer and peacemaker that day. That guy would either strike out or hit a home run and was my favorite player growing up
Favorite? I hated that guy when he was on the Tigers in the early 90's. I was 10-12 age. He mostly struck out but had an occasional home run. He pissed me off more than anyone. He was #44 when he came to Detroit. Cecil Fielder had #45.
I grew up an Angels fan and I loved it when the Tigers came to town. I would marvel at Rob Deer's freakish stats (for example) in 1991; 25 homers, only 64 RBIs, 175 (!) strikeouts and a .179 BA! That's some crazy stuff right there.
I knew both B.J. Surhoff and Henry Cotto when they played in the Minors (Midwest League). Other commenter was correct: Lot of good players in this game!
look at the bat boy sitting on the bench near end of video then look at Griffey jr when they pan over and tell me who is older? That guy never looks as old as he is and is one of the true gentleman of the game.
Griffey, Randy Johnson, Edgar Martinez, Robin Yount, Gary Sheffield, Bj Surhoff, Jeff Leonard, Paul Molitor, Harold Reynolds, Dave Parker, Don Baylor lots of OGs out here
imagine bob uecker calling this and the funny thing is Seattle's original team was the Brewers and they're fighting Seattle's current team the Mariners
Dave Parker rather riled up...both Parker and Baylor (Hitting Coach) teamed up again after their stint in Oakland. Parker wound up with 339 career homers..Baylor had 338.
Pretty cool. We can be certain Parker was hit by a pitch fewer times in his career than Baylor, who holds the single season and all-time AL records for taking one for the team.
"Benches Empty.." doesn't do this one justice. "Wild Melee" would be more accurate. Baseball fights: part rugby, part hockey, part sumo wrestling, part MMA. All that and a ballgame? Can't beat that deal.
It took almost a week for the abacus or computer to finish the work. Nine were suspended: MIL manager Tom Trebelhorn and Bob Sebra got five for starting it. Gary Sheffield, Mike Felder and BJ Surhoff of Milwaukee were suspended three each. For Seattle: Tracy Jones, Randy Johnson, Gene Harris, and Jeff Shaefer, three each. It was the largest mass suspension in baseball history at least going back a decade, and many wondered if that might be the record permanently.
I swear, if things didn't work out as a pitcher, Randy Johnson could have found success as a boxer, he certain liked to get into the thick of things. I think he showed up to every game starter or no starter just so he could get into the fray if a fight broke out.
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I was 7 and at this game with my Dad. Best Mariner game memory yet!
I wasn’t born yet
12/08/1990
Like ever? That’s not good.
The amount of MLB legends on the field here is mindblowing
gravitatingaway Agree. What happened?
Time flies... where'd those days go?🤔
was just about to post the same comment. A lot of big names in this brawl.
@@Jleed989 idk..but growing up this was our love.. smh
Which is weird because both these teams sucked
What's CRAZY about this whole thing was it "started" at home plate, then went up the third base line. Then gravitates to the pitchers mound area, then back toward third base. Just when you think it's over...BOOM...back to the pitchers mound, up into right field, then to the bullpen area and then back into right field...This was EPIC!!!
And I don't think one punch was thrown
For a family of 4 in 1989, this game was probably around $30 including concessions. You get baseball, Crackerjacks, hotdogs, some soft drinks, and free wrestling! Talk about fun for the whole family at an economical price!
😭😭😭
No way. It was significantly more than that for even minor league game.
Probably in the neighborhood of $70, which is still less than a single box seat today.
@@jeanluc1313nosebleeds we’re $5 a piece back in the day. I used to go all the time. Now it’s $75 just to park😫
I remember when a dime bag cost a dime.
LOTS of good players here. Yount, Molitor, Gantner, Griffey Jr., Don Baylor, Dave Parker, Gary Sheffield. Big Unit
Don't forget Martinez.
+cottagechskitty sheffield then was good before he took steroids with the new york skankees lol
wasnt he on the brewers that year
he was a coke head wow idk that and i think he is the manager of the twins now
+Andrew Furrer I didn't see him in the video but he was with the Brewers then.
Clearly, they were arguing about the Pilots leaving Seatle for Milwaukee.
@farrout123 you’re no fun, idiot
@farrout123 you sir, can’t take a joke
@farrout123 You, sir are mindless
@farrout123 because he spelled Seattle wrong.. Other than that.. pretty clever post. I'd go non idiot
@farrout123 what a stupid response.
You go to a baseball game and the WWF breaks out. Gotta love this commentator, boy.
Jim Paschke. He still does Bucks games in milw.
same thinking 😂😂
Best Baseball fight ever! Ranks up there with Mets vs Reds in 86, Giants vs Cardinals in 87 and Braves vs Padres in 84. Best 3 fights in my era.
D Gunny
You must not have seen M's vs. O's ('93?) or Yanks vs. O's ('98?).
Agreed!!!
Angels-Yankees in 1984, Phillies-Mets in 1990, Astros-Reds in '95, Astros-Expos a year later, Angels-Royals in 1998, and White Sox-Tigers in 2000 were also pretty intense.
White Sox vs Tigers 2000. That one drew blood.
And actually, the Giants and Cardinals fought in 1986 and '88. They took a season off from brawling with each other in 1987.
You know you're a baseball lifer when you remember just about every name out there!
Or you just old lmao
He said Randy Jones 😆
I know those names a lot better than I know modern names!
If only I could have been there to witness this classic brawl. I was 9 at the time but we could only watch my local Braves. It must have been a special moment for the fans and players/coaches.
The best baseball brawl EVER! I grew up in Wisconsin so I watched alot of Brewers games. Saw this live when it happened at he Kingdiome. These guys really hated each other. It stretched on long, I can't think of anything that has ever matched it in punches thrown and length of fight.
Then how come there were literally no punches thrown?I kept watching didn't see one
What punch/ punches?
@georgeslupski5987 Exactly
Bob Sebra’s beanball ignited the brawl. It turned out to be the last pitch he’d ever throw in the Major Leagues.
Why
@@gbb5642 why what....it's just a fact.
@@deputyduffy why was it his lastpitch
Oh
That's my little brother Bob and yes this was his last game. He should never have admitted he did this on purpose....They actually use this to train umpires on what NOT to do as they did nothing at all
I grew up in Wisconsin, so I remember this fight well. The intensity and length of this fight, and the sheer number of players involved makes it one of the best ever in baseball.
My favorite brawl of all time.
Now that was an MLB brawl, not these everyone meet at home plate and jaw with each other!
robin young,Paul molitor,Ken Griffey,randy johnson,Edgar martinez,shefield,gregg Vaught baseball was great back in those days
+Kelvin Rojas Sosa no shit dude. hopefully we can pull through next season
Gregg Vaughn **
Yount
This one ranks right up there with the old Mariners-Orioles brawl from around the same time period at Camden. Seems like the Mariners were always involved in the most entertaining brawls in baseball. Like the other one I mentioned, this one had multiple different scuffles break out on multiple occasions.... just when it looked like things were settling down 😂 It was like everyone was calming down, and then suddenly you see bodies start flying again and more punches being thrown and it gets wild all over again like the brawl isn’t going to end 😂
Don't forget the Padres-Braves brawl from the 80s, that one went on for over 20 minutes and also involved fans throwing stuff into the Padres dugout...plus players previously ejected came back out to yell, point fingers, and start it back up lol.
@@44MagnumHitman - that particular brawl happened back in 1984 and this one between the Brewers and Mariners from 1990 ranks pretty close
@ Jared Carrick - Camden Yards wasn't around when this brawl happened, it opened two years later in 1992.
Mariners were the fight champions ….. could never win a WS with all that talent though
How did the Mariners never win a world series with this team?!!!!
They came close in 95.
They weren’t that good 79-66. The 2001 team if anything “should’ve” been the Mariners team to win the World Series.. they finished 116-46. Tied for most wins in a single season.
@@s.tavares3257 That's the problem. So much was on them to try to break that record, and when you spend your energy trying to rack up all those wins, it later comes back to bite you.
Look at the 1906 Cubs. They originally set that record, didn't even win the Series.
@@AngusArtEntertainment I do not believe any team would have defeated Arizona in 2001 with that pitching staff.
I’d like to see you guys upload the Tigers/Royal fracas that started with Hernandez and Guillen, and the entire Yankees/Mariners brawl that started with O’Neill/Marzano.
Seattle native and Mariners fan. Love my Mariners but never knew about this fight. In fact, I've never seen this many fights in one game, let alone multiple seperate fights. This was absolutely crazy.
Do you remember in 1999 when the Mariners have 2 wild brawls Dodgers and Yankees?
God what a crappy place Seattle is now.
This is the best 9 minutes ive spent watching a video in a long time lol... i love it..
Greatest fight(s) in a baseball game? No contest - Braves v Padres 1984.
Dave Parker,Gary Sheffield,Don Baylor,Big Unit,Griffey,Jeff Leonard,Harold Reynolds,,man the good ole days,⚾ just ain't the same anymore...
8:15 .. when you listen to that kind of music playing at the stadium, you know what years you are dealing with 🙃👌
Once Don Baylor has a hold of you, you're done. So true.
Gotta love the PA playing "King of Wishful Thinking" by Go West while the umps are figuring out who to eject. That should date this video more than anything!
good coment
The umpires didn't listen to the talk of the town, so now they've got to fool themselves
Lol I noticed that right as they started playing it… I remember hearing it from the beginning of Pretty Woman, I believe.
the kingdome was such a loud stadium. had some great times there as a child. i remember being on the outside concourse looking at the new stadium booing it. lol, what an idiot i was.
Even in the midst of all this, I constantly saw Ken Griffey Jr. playing "peacemaker" the whole time!
At 0:55 (lower left), at 4:51 (carrying a Milw. guy on the lower left), at 5:22 (#24 on the right), at 6:16 (bottom), and at 6:43 (#24 at the bottom).
I always LOL @ all the mullets in these old baseball videos.
understatement of the century @2:02 "there will be *some* ejections"
I always was big fan of BJ Surhoff, but how he acted in this fight, protecting his pitcher from the start, gave me a whole new respect for the dude.
bj pissed me off was turning the corner to allstar then left for b'more for his big years
@@timkaczmarowski8151 I know. HI don't even think of him as an Oriole. I block those years out.
This was one crazy ass fight. It gets a 10 in the entertainment Factor.
What fight? Where are the punches thrown? It's all shoving each other around here and there. Nothing more. A lot of bitching and mouth I'll give them that.
Its no surprise Jeff Schaefer got ejected. He was always a brawler. I was present at a brawl he started in Spring Training 1989 when he was with the White Sox. Jim Sundberg of the Rangers slid into him hard at second base. I didn't know Spring Training brawls were a thing until then.
Milwaukee had Dave Parker, Don Baylor (as a coach but just two years removed as a player), Rob Deer, Greg Vaughn, Ron Robinson, an entire starting rotation that was at least 6-3 (except for Teddy Higuera), even closer Dan Plesac was 6-5 and a very young Gary Sheffield. Milwaukee was HUGE that season. They were the last team you would wand to fight back then.
And Mike Felder was 5 feet eight inches, 160 pounds. He knew he had a big team backing him up. LOL
And yet Jeff Schaefer a little 5’10” 170lb punkass career minor leaguer suplexed their manager and they did nothing about it lol
Harold Reynolds (#4 for SEA.) trying to stop HUGE Dave Parker (#39 for MILW.) @ 3:49...........kinda' like a Mini Cooper trying to stop an EIGHTEEN-wheeler!!!
WHY, Harold???? WHY WHY WHY?????????? Dave shoved Harold out of the way like he was a stepchild! LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Don Baylor’s in every MLB video
I counted at least 3 future Cubs managers in this brawl. Lefebvre, Trebelhorn and Sveum.
Don Baylor too.
Baylor seemed to be in a lot of these!
I wanna see Dave Valle get his ass kicked.
Rob deer was a hitting coach for the cubs.
And all didn't do so well for the Cubs. Well, no one did until Joe Maddon.
Take a shot for every legend that appears on the screen here
I see one guy on each team who I'd especially never mess with: Randy Johnson for Seattle and Dave Parker for Milwaukee.
I just like at 4:38 how #42 is holding a player back from fighting but yet at 5:48 someone is having to hold #42 back.
They would NEVER let the brawl go on this long if this happened today.
What about our round with the Angels last year? That was the best anyone's had in a LONG time!
I was ten years old and at this game; too worked up afterwards to go to sleep that night. Got a spanking because of it.
You lie
Wow
Best post I’ve read all night! M’s!
Montana Roots then u go and do the same. Immature
@Stephen Eddy....that’s hilarious. I got to see one in person too when I was 9. Dave Parker charged the mound on the Astros. I was the same way....so fun to watch at that age
This actually had a baseball brawl feeling to it.
The best brawls are measured in rounds, and I counted at least FOUR ROUNDS in this one!
A nice 3 days for MLB, the day before there was 2 no-hitters thrown and the day after this Andy Hawkins threw a losing no-hitter but it didn’t count because it was only 8 innings
Call me crazy but I love these brawls.
WOW! Never seen this one. Particularly nasty. Great names in this though.
No one ever gets hit in the face in baseball fights. They just wrestle each other. They're all the same. There was some blood in the one between the Tigers and the Sox tho.
Now that’s a first class brawl 😳
When looking for a player from the other team to square off against, I don't think Randy Johnson would be my first option.
No shit, if Randy decided to pick the ball up and throw it back atch he'd be dead
Um. Randy johnson was a frail nigga
You gotta give it up to Sebra he walked up and asked to dance rather than the traditional way which is wait for the guy to get there.
Kinda imagine him in a fight looking like a giraffe learning to walk
Justin Grant Randy was 230lbs and there are multiple confirmed stories about him wiping the locker room floor with one of his mariners teammates in a fight around this time of his career.
When 39 Dave Parker, who's shoulders are double the width of everyone on the field does the Hulk Hogan point at you 3:44, you listen to Rusty Kuntz and backpedal, fast!
Mike7911779 he started going beast mode. Get off me!
Youuuu!!!
The Mariners were still one season away from finishing over .500 for the first time in their history.
Seeing Don Baylor out there had me thinking about the couple of time I saw Bo Jackson in brawls..."You don't want a piece of him." 😆
I always did like Tom Trebelhorn. He was a good manager for the Brewers
That collared windbreaker thing under his jersey though…🥶
All 7,491 fans in attendance lost their shit. Good old pre 1995 kingdome
Derek Foster
I was thinking about those days just last week. Spent lots of bored nights on the 200 level in left center.
@Montana Roots based. Now while the food is better at Safeco, it's better to drink outside the park as of late.
@@Fakename70 Dude left field bleacher seats in the early to mid 90's were 7 bucks lol.
Derek Foster I am from Southern California but we were visiting in Seattle in 1983 and saw a game between the Mariners and the Toronto Blue Jays. They just happened to be the team in town when we were there. Being used to Dodger Stadium and the L A Dodgers, I thought it was unique that we basically could walk up to the ticket window and buy three good seats for that nights game. You're right, there was about 6000 in attendance that night.
The M's did win, it was a Gaylord Perry game. But the comment I most remember is my mother saying about the Kingdome "it has all the ambience of a parking garage." I agree! I have never been to Safeco Field, hoping to get there soon. But, from what I've heard it is a really nice place to play baseball and to be there as a fan.
Why
Good old 45, Rob Deer. The Mariners were probably lucky he was a gentle deer and peacemaker that day. That guy would either strike out or hit a home run and was my favorite player growing up
Favorite? I hated that guy when he was on the Tigers in the early 90's. I was 10-12 age. He mostly struck out but had an occasional home run. He pissed me off more than anyone. He was #44 when he came to Detroit. Cecil Fielder had #45.
Dude would bat .179 then have a .330 OBP. Quite a unique player. Adam Dunn before Adam Dunn.
I grew up an Angels fan and I loved it when the Tigers came to town. I would marvel at Rob Deer's freakish stats (for example) in 1991; 25 homers, only 64 RBIs, 175 (!) strikeouts and a .179 BA! That's some crazy stuff right there.
@@KTF0like Adam Dunn outside of Deer had a cannon of an arm.
That had to be a score keepers nightmare
I always loved the jacket underneath the jersey. Lmaoo
Yeah. Why, Tom? You are indoors for cripes sake.
The announcer says.."There WILL BE some ejections." ....Wow! What a brilliant revelation! 😂
8:01 Such a default song in baseball stadiums of that time period
Song is awesome
haha. Sounds pretty early 90's. Metallica was still in their prime in those days.
There’s at least 4 former Cubs managers on the field. Trebelhorn, Lefebvre, Baylor, and Sveum.
I knew both B.J. Surhoff and Henry Cotto when they played in the Minors (Midwest League). Other commenter was correct: Lot of good players in this game!
look at the bat boy sitting on the bench near end of video then look at Griffey jr when they pan over and tell me who is older? That guy never looks as old as he is and is one of the true gentleman of the game.
Was in LF and was laughing like crazy when the M’s Bullpen emptied and the Brewers in the other Pen joined them. All in all a fun night in the Dome.
5:24, "You go to a baseball game & WWF breaks out."
Or, I went to a ball game and a hockey game broke out.
More like AWA level action.
MOD NJ is that why you're here
@Jean v
That was on 2:47 though.
'King of wishful thinking ' nice choice of songs to relax the mood.
I was rocking to that music :)
Fun Fact, it was the last pitch Bob Sebra ever threw in a Major League game! You can look it up.
Ha!...Go West's "King Of Wishful Thinking" @8:06 that was my jam back in the day!! :) :)
CC007 a staple in every baseball park back then lmao
dat Pretty Woman vibe, tho.
Hell yeah that's the jam still in 2019
@@SergioGomez-li6eb Yes!...can't go wrong with a jam that makes you smile :)
Griffey, Randy Johnson, Edgar Martinez, Robin Yount, Gary Sheffield, Bj Surhoff, Jeff Leonard, Paul Molitor, Harold Reynolds, Dave Parker, Don Baylor lots of OGs out here
Rob Deer!
"This is not quiet your run-of-the-mill baseball waltz" 🤣
0:50 Jesus, could you imagine having Randy Johnson screaming in your face like that?
Imagine then facing him if he were scheduled to start the next game.
Imagine taking a punch by his fastball arm damn that hurt more than mike Tyson punch
A classic brawl...Lots of Hall of Famers on the field in this one.
I looked for Griffey throughout this whole fight. He was so chill the entire time :)
haha, I noticed the same thing, especially around the 5:20 mark. :)
The best brawl I’ve never seen
After the first fight cooled off I was like why is this thing 9 minutes long? 😂
Cool to spot a bunch of future stars on these teams: Ken Griffey Jr., Randy Johnson, Gary Sheffield.
Edgar too...
You know it's good when you can properly use "abacus" in a broadcast.
Classic fight! This is back when baseball fights were good. When the players went all out. As long as no one got seriously injured i was ok with it.
Steven Ortiz like hockey, best times were fights
Nobody cares if ur alright with it
You mean when players went out to fight not to push and grab
imagine bob uecker calling this and the funny thing is Seattle's original team was the Brewers and they're fighting Seattle's current team the Mariners
krlm2280 I remember the Seattle Pilots
sport's passion.,good to see that once in a while
MLB needs to upload M's vs Yankees and M's vs Dodgers from '99.
They need to upload the one from 96 too where O'Niell beat the shit out of the catcher
They need to upload 94 expos vs pirates Larry walker beat the shit out of Pittsburgh
They why won't they upload those videos themselves? Thirsty as heck!
The Yanks M’s brawl in ‘99 was amazing. Frankie Rodriguez knew how to fight and Joe Girardi knew how to get punched in the face.
This one takes the cake 🍰
IMO......This has got to be the most insane wildest fight in MLB history.
Anyone want to challenge this??
5:15 Griffey is just watching from the outskirts....not a scratch on him....lol
DisappearingBoy he's a really nice guy. I'm not surprised he didn't get involved lol
Dave Parker rather riled up...both Parker and Baylor (Hitting Coach) teamed up again after their stint in Oakland. Parker wound up with 339 career homers..Baylor had 338.
Pretty cool. We can be certain Parker was hit by a pitch fewer times in his career than Baylor, who holds the single season and all-time AL records for taking one for the team.
5:45 Look at young Sheffield.
Gotta be one of the greatest scrums of all time
I've been watching a lot of MLB brawls, and this one might be my favorite!
Robin Yount was on the twilight of his career and Ken Griffey Jr. was a rising star
This was cool. 😆 manager involved. Lol " Not Quite Your Run Of The Mill Baseball Waltz "
Dave Parker, Don Baylor, Rob Deer & Greg Vaughn against any four Seattle wanted to run out there would've been a bloodbath.
I would have liked to see all four of them pound the crap out of Tracy Jones. What a putz!
Don Baylor would have KICKED Randy Johnson's ass!! Please!! Dave Parker, are you crazy!! 'Take a swing at big unit'. GTFOH!!!!
You know things are bad when Gary Sheffield is restraining the manager during a brawl...
Smallest guy on the field scrappin with whoever wants it. I love it
That was awesome
Old school baby!
Back when fights lasted more than 20 seconds
When Gary Sheffield is the voice of reason you have problems.
2:05, warning, Rusty Kuntz reference!
A classic baseball brawl.
It will take an abacus to figure out the fines for this one....lol..2:50
Was that Bob Uecker who said that?
Jim paschke
"Benches Empty.." doesn't do this one justice. "Wild Melee" would be more accurate.
Baseball fights: part rugby, part hockey, part sumo wrestling, part MMA. All that and a ballgame? Can't beat that deal.
Mosh Pit
Looks like there was a fight at the King Dome that night when all of a sudden a baseball game broke out
8 minute mark, King of Wishful Thinking... Great Song!
It took almost a week for the abacus or computer to finish the work.
Nine were suspended: MIL manager Tom Trebelhorn and Bob Sebra got five for starting it. Gary Sheffield, Mike Felder and BJ Surhoff of Milwaukee were suspended three each.
For Seattle: Tracy Jones, Randy Johnson, Gene Harris, and Jeff Shaefer, three each.
It was the largest mass suspension in baseball history at least going back a decade, and many wondered if that might be the record permanently.
I swear, if things didn't work out as a pitcher, Randy Johnson could have found success as a boxer, he certain liked to get into the thick of things. I think he showed up to every game starter or no starter just so he could get into the fray if a fight broke out.
This was game 2 of a 3-game series. The Mariners won the game 6-2 and wound up sweeping the Brewers the following night.
Wow...Looked up Bob Sebra, and it looks like his career in the big leagues was over after that pitch to Jones ribs.
Fittingly enough, his middle name is Bush, because that HBP was certainly bush-league.
John *Badum Tss*