@@mikeshoe74 He's very obese, and COVID strikes those people even more. Hopefully he comes back, loses a little weight, stops being so awkward in these interviews, and just lets the players talk without interrupting them.
@@johnd2330 Then he's just out of shape. After he asks each question in staccato rhythm, saying too many words too fast, it's like he has to take a breather before he can talk again. Obesity shouldn't be glorified.
@@pb4ugo2bed84 who is glorifying anything? He's doing a great job; it is solely your opinion on his speech. He has no problem speaking in the video. I can't wait to watch more of his videos.
This interviewer you kill it man! Just discovered this series and man it's great. Pete rose was my favorite so far keep it up great to see a true fan out there.
Randy was a good sport. I could tell that was a little hard for him to do. He came around. Cool of him to share those stories. I was at his no hitter in the king dome. Little league night. Thanks Randy.
I lived in Seattle for twelve years and one of the GREATEST games in the King Dome was when as luck would have it the pitching match up was Randy Johnson vs Roger Clemens. I was elated to have bought tickets for this game ahead of time and was really hoping they would be pitching that night.
@@chadtellevik5479 It really was. Watching two "aces " battle is always worth the price of the ticket. You just get lucky sometimes when buying them in advance. The slider that Randy Johnson threw was DEADLY.
Randy Also Has An Alex Pardee Inspired Card Rather Than Making Randy Look Ridiculous He Kept Randy Normal Looking And Gave The Baseball Fangs Which Is Hilarious
Saw Randy coming out of Yankee stadium one day when I went for a tour. He was with his kid so I didn’t bother him. I knew he was tall, but WOW. And even his young son was taller than me 😂
I was at that no hitter in the kingdome and remember Mike Heath swinging at that high fastball like it was yesterday! In those days he was still a wild curiosity with a lot of control problems. During the pre game warm up my friend actually booed him and called him a bum. I told him you never know, he might throw a no hitter or something to which he just rolled his eyes. Once it got to around the fifth inning we started thinking about it. After that glorious game he never booed him again and within a couple years Randy Johnson had established himself as a star in the league and many great years would follow. True story!
yeah it was. caught that right away. $50 card and the unit tosses it on the ground. poor job by Oz for not noticing that. I thought he was a collector?
The last few I’ve watched the players (your guests) have been super cool as they all should be but some others have not been as cool. You do a great job and I really enjoy your show.
Very cool! Please keep doing it! But my younger self just thought that the upper deck pack was probably worth at least 200 dollars by now. Wish the would quit chunking the cards.
I ate at Johnson's sports bar restaurant in Phoenix, he's a partner with Alice Cooper, it's called Cooperstown, the ribs were great, there was also a hot dog called the Big Unit it was 22 inches long.
Damien Rooks : I noticed that reverse negative Murphy card to. The younger collectors don't really know about the card. It is pretty hard to find one. Purchase one, if you haven't already.
These are great but I'm sorry dude. They need someone else to do these interviews. Someone who will be more into the stories and connecting with these baseball greats. It's very cringe. Just saw the one with Pete rose and what a train wreck. Rose wanted to keep going and talk awesome baseball and this dude wss like "yea ok whatever next card".
What gets me about Dale Murphy is there is no way anyone who watched baseball and followed baseball regular in the early 1980s could say they didn't consider the best player in the game.....Murphy hit his peak in the early half of the 80s and from like 1982 through 1987 no one could say he wasn't one of the best players......however there are so many players in the Hall Of Fame right now who never were considered ever to be the best or one of the best players in the game during their careers mainly because the veterans committee has put far too many dead ball era players in that really were just solid not great players in their era's. Anyone who knew anything about baseball in the early to mid 80s knew about Murphy. He should be in the hall of fame for that alone....and the idiots who argue that well he was great but he didn't do it enough years......well by gosh explain to me then if you will why we have guys like Dizzy Dean in the hall of fame who was a great legendary pitcher but he only did it for about 5 years and the rest of his numbers were pedestrian ....I mean the sports writers talk out of both sides of their mouths....the thing about Murphy that no one ever talks about is the fact Murphy was the ideal role model of a star athlete.....Major League Baseball should have promoted him more during his career peak because he was the kind of player who kept his mouth shut didn't complain and show his self like so many players with no respect for anything do today.....and Murphy did his talking with his talent on the field....instead of crying about he didn't like something he just did what he was paid to do and that was play ball. Instead of running his mouth and bragging like the Reggie Jacksons of those days...Murphy just went out and played his game....and from 1982 through 1987 he was easily one of the top 3 players in the game and in my opinion the best in the game during those years in all of Baseball....and that is coming from guy who loved Mike Schmidt and Schmidt was my favorite player and still is today all time...but Schmidt was at his peak in 80 and 81 and while still in his prime from 82 through 87......Murphy took over the status as top player in the game I believe in 82 and kept it through 85.....would have probably been the best in game in 86 if not playing banged up some and then in 87 he put up his career high in homers in a juiced ball season. I think the fact that Murphy came along just before the steroid era caused a lot of new young fans in the 1990s to disrespect him and never give him credit for how dominate a player he was in the 1980s. Because in the 90s you suddenly had so many guys hitting 50 homers that people didnt think anything of Murphys numbers when looking at them anymore........same thing with Mike Schmidt I mean Schmidt was one of the best players ever in my opinion and I remember being at a card show years ago in the early 200's and I still collected Schmidt cards I always have and have hundreds of the same cards in many cases.....but I am at this show and some guy has some of his cards from the late 70s in a dollar box and he sees me pull them out and he was like you a Philly fan and I was like no just a Schmidt fan he was my favorite player growing up and the guy was like yeah well he is a hall of famer but if he played today he wouldnt be.. I was like what do you mean and the guy was like because everybody hits 30 homers a year now days he would be just another player......that made me so mad I threw down what I had in my hands and walked off from that dealers table........steroids destroyed the game I grew up loving and created an entire generation of fans who really believe that guys like Brady Anderson who hit 50 homers one year were better players than guys like Dale Murphy and that makes me so mad....if it wasn't for the steroid era...Murphy would be a hall of famer first or second ballot........because he deserved it......but steroids caused far to many sports writers to believe a guy should hit 40 homers a year to be hall of fame worthy
Is it just me or is the host getting bigger in every episode? He seems like cool dude, I have come to enjoy this show. Would shame if he dies early, from something that can be done something about.
I have no idea who this interviewer is but he's come up with a totally fresh way to pull a great interview. Good job dude
CoVid kinda derailed his up and coming. I hope he returns. Love the videos
@@mikeshoe74 He's very obese, and COVID strikes those people even more. Hopefully he comes back, loses a little weight, stops being so awkward in these interviews, and just lets the players talk without interrupting them.
@@pb4ugo2bed84 it is solely your opinion that he's awkward. I don't feel that way at all.
@@johnd2330 Then he's just out of shape. After he asks each question in staccato rhythm, saying too many words too fast, it's like he has to take a breather before he can talk again. Obesity shouldn't be glorified.
@@pb4ugo2bed84 who is glorifying anything? He's doing a great job; it is solely your opinion on his speech. He has no problem speaking in the video. I can't wait to watch more of his videos.
i love how the big unit just fires the cards on the ground lol.
That’s all he knows how to do. He fires $hit like a boss.
Randy is like, "Struck him out, struck him out, struck him out. Threw behind this guy then struck him out!
Legend says he killed a bird with one of those cards he threw.
I like this series with the cards and players from that era. Miss it.
I can’t believe he tossed my baseball card.
Idk if ur talking about johnson sorry
I had the pleasure of meeting Randy Johnson once at a 7-11. He bought a bag of chips and threw them on the ground.
Lol....Love Randy. "Oh yeah, he was a great player....Took me under his wing...." *tosses card* hahahaha
This interviewer you kill it man! Just discovered this series and man it's great. Pete rose was my favorite so far keep it up great to see a true fan out there.
Randy was a good sport. I could tell that was a little hard for him to do. He came around. Cool of him to share those stories. I was at his no hitter in the king dome. Little league night. Thanks Randy.
I lived in Seattle for twelve years and one of the GREATEST games in the King Dome was when as luck would have it the pitching match up was Randy Johnson vs Roger Clemens. I was elated to have bought tickets for this game ahead of time and was really hoping they would be pitching that night.
RSH RSH that’s awesome.
@@chadtellevik5479 It really was. Watching two "aces " battle is always worth the price of the ticket. You just get lucky sometimes when buying them in advance. The slider that Randy Johnson threw was DEADLY.
What a great interview and a great concept to conduct it. Loved the idea with the cards. Great job all across the board.
That was the best one yet!!! Randy really got it. He was awesome.
Randy Also Has An Alex Pardee Inspired Card Rather Than Making Randy Look Ridiculous He Kept Randy Normal Looking And Gave The Baseball Fangs Which Is Hilarious
That's a great concept to jog the memories of players to hear stories.
What a phenomenal TH-cam find. This show is great!
These are so much fun! Please keep doing these videos!
Saw Randy coming out of Yankee stadium one day when I went for a tour. He was with his kid so I didn’t bother him. I knew he was tall, but WOW. And even his young son was taller than me 😂
Randy just tosses them on the ground lol
Lol I still feel Randy Johnson can still throw heat even at his age
Just look at how he chucks those cards!
I am addicted to there episodes!
What a great simple idea to come up with content for baseball players. I never thought Randy Johnson could be so personable.
Bro, he throws the cards on the ground, who does that?! Hilarious though
I was at that no hitter in the kingdome and remember Mike Heath swinging at that high fastball like it was yesterday! In those days he was still a wild curiosity with a lot of control problems. During the pre game warm up my friend actually booed him and called him a bum. I told him you never know, he might throw a no hitter or something to which he just rolled his eyes. Once it got to around the fifth inning we started thinking about it. After that glorious game he never booed him again and within a couple years Randy Johnson had established himself as a star in the league and many great years would follow. True story!
One tall dude! (good sound effects!)
Expos produced so many great players back in the day but they could never afford to keep them.
MrAitraining they traded him really fast he didn’t leave in free agency
Players went from A, to AA, to AAA, to the Expos, to the Major Leagues.
As a Twins fan I didn't follow N.L. too much but that 94 Expos team (stupid strike)!
As a lifelong Expos fan it hurts to think about the rotation that could have been with The Big Unit and Pedro Martinez, Heartbreaking..
Randy "don't think our paths ever crossed" Johnson
Dave Valle used to set the price of beer in Pioneer Square, always under .200
Wasn't that Dale Murphy card the reverse negative error card?
Chad Sredich Depends on if they used the card from the pack to put on the screen or just downloaded a random pic of it from the internet
It sure looked like one
Yes it was
yeah it was. caught that right away. $50 card and the unit tosses it on the ground. poor job by Oz for not noticing that. I thought he was a collector?
@@browns2220 there are many copies of that card out there, somewhere over the rainbow...
That Dale Murphy was the error card lol. I need that
Randy pitched cards!
The last few I’ve watched the players (your guests) have been super cool as they all should be but some others have not been as cool. You do a great job and I really enjoy your show.
Fires cards 98 miles per hour over outside corner of the table.
Johnson could come back and still toss half a dozen strikeouts in 7 innings and 95mph fastballs
I get the feeling Randy Johnson doesn't really enjoy baseball cards haha. Great stories though!
Love This!!!
Randy throwing cards on the ground hilarious
Geeeeez throwing these relics on the ground like it’s nothin hahaha
Loved that he gave props to Dale Murphy. Murph definitely deserving of the Hall.
Wade Boggs was my favorite player of 1989
Very cool! Please keep doing it! But my younger self just thought that the upper deck pack was probably worth at least 200 dollars by now. Wish the would quit chunking the cards.
I love how he is just throwing the cards on the ground
Most of them are worthless. Baseball cards from that era were mass produced.
I know
Larry Walker is in the Hall of fame now. lol
He threw a Mike Stanley on the grass. I seen him hit a grand slam for the Yankees in June of 1993.
Randy seems like a cool guy.
What did Mike Stanley and Dave Otto do to him? I want to know
Aaron Davis I’ll never tell.
Friendly fella
I ate at Johnson's sports bar restaurant in Phoenix, he's a partner with Alice Cooper, it's called Cooperstown, the ribs were great, there was also a hot dog called the Big Unit it was 22 inches long.
I hope he didn’t toss the RevNeg Murphy.
Damien Rooks : I noticed that reverse negative Murphy card to. The younger collectors don't really know about the card. It is pretty hard to find one. Purchase one, if you haven't already.
You should have thrown your cards back at him!
A little bird* told me that getting into a card throwing fight with Randy Johnson is unwise.
* RIP
evrytime big unit threw down the card on the ground, im expecting the fat dude have a heart attack!🤣🤣🤣
rodneygammad he was like awww man my fat ass is gonna have to bend down and pick them up later
Loved him when he was a Mariner though
That was a Rev negative Dale Murphy error card BV $200 ..
Wait, he's going to gloss over the All-Star game story from '93 with Walker
Stephen Kasper What all star game story?
I am trying to imagine the big unit stuffed in a luggage rack.
I was always a fan of Randy. Until now. You NEVER throw 1989 Upper Deck on the ground.
The Big Unit heard Oz say the cards weren't worth anything and he treated them like they were worth nothing.
A Dale Murphy error card worth $75 is just throw on the ground
lol, the card on the screen was downloaded.
@@americanIDOLfan11111 how do you know?
Someone clearly doesn’t care about the environment..
These are great but I'm sorry dude. They need someone else to do these interviews. Someone who will be more into the stories and connecting with these baseball greats. It's very cringe. Just saw the one with Pete rose and what a train wreck. Rose wanted to keep going and talk awesome baseball and this dude wss like "yea ok whatever next card".
Why did he throw those cards like that? Did he not like those guys or what? Lol
Almost fell asleep listening to this guy.
What gets me about Dale Murphy is there is no way anyone who watched baseball and followed baseball regular in the early 1980s could say they didn't consider the best player in the game.....Murphy hit his peak in the early half of the 80s and from like 1982 through 1987 no one could say he wasn't one of the best players......however there are so many players in the Hall Of Fame right now who never were considered ever to be the best or one of the best players in the game during their careers mainly because the veterans committee has put far too many dead ball era players in that really were just solid not great players in their era's. Anyone who knew anything about baseball in the early to mid 80s knew about Murphy. He should be in the hall of fame for that alone....and the idiots who argue that well he was great but he didn't do it enough years......well by gosh explain to me then if you will why we have guys like Dizzy Dean in the hall of fame who was a great legendary pitcher but he only did it for about 5 years and the rest of his numbers were pedestrian ....I mean the sports writers talk out of both sides of their mouths....the thing about Murphy that no one ever talks about is the fact Murphy was the ideal role model of a star athlete.....Major League Baseball should have promoted him more during his career peak because he was the kind of player who kept his mouth shut didn't complain and show his self like so many players with no respect for anything do today.....and Murphy did his talking with his talent on the field....instead of crying about he didn't like something he just did what he was paid to do and that was play ball. Instead of running his mouth and bragging like the Reggie Jacksons of those days...Murphy just went out and played his game....and from 1982 through 1987 he was easily one of the top 3 players in the game and in my opinion the best in the game during those years in all of Baseball....and that is coming from guy who loved Mike Schmidt and Schmidt was my favorite player and still is today all time...but Schmidt was at his peak in 80 and 81 and while still in his prime from 82 through 87......Murphy took over the status as top player in the game I believe in 82 and kept it through 85.....would have probably been the best in game in 86 if not playing banged up some and then in 87 he put up his career high in homers in a juiced ball season. I think the fact that Murphy came along just before the steroid era caused a lot of new young fans in the 1990s to disrespect him and never give him credit for how dominate a player he was in the 1980s. Because in the 90s you suddenly had so many guys hitting 50 homers that people didnt think anything of Murphys numbers when looking at them anymore........same thing with Mike Schmidt I mean Schmidt was one of the best players ever in my opinion and I remember being at a card show years ago in the early 200's and I still collected Schmidt cards I always have and have hundreds of the same cards in many cases.....but I am at this show and some guy has some of his cards from the late 70s in a dollar box and he sees me pull them out and he was like you a Philly fan and I was like no just a Schmidt fan he was my favorite player growing up and the guy was like yeah well he is a hall of famer but if he played today he wouldnt be.. I was like what do you mean and the guy was like because everybody hits 30 homers a year now days he would be just another player......that made me so mad I threw down what I had in my hands and walked off from that dealers table........steroids destroyed the game I grew up loving and created an entire generation of fans who really believe that guys like Brady Anderson who hit 50 homers one year were better players than guys like Dale Murphy and that makes me so mad....if it wasn't for the steroid era...Murphy would be a hall of famer first or second ballot........because he deserved it......but steroids caused far to many sports writers to believe a guy should hit 40 homers a year to be hall of fame worthy
Who was that with Randy Johnson? Was he the comedian Gabriel Iglesias? Same goofy hairdo.
He just throws the cards on the floor lol. wth?
He's the Big Unit. He does whatever the fuck he wants LOL
So...is it glandular?
Never gorget Randy Johnson killed a bird
Johnson should have played basketball
That woman host of this show is Great
Wait...he didn't actually pull that Dale Murphy error, did he? That's a pretty good card...
dale reversed
Is Randy pregnant?
Is it just me or is the host getting bigger in every episode? He seems like cool dude, I have come to enjoy this show. Would shame if he dies early, from something that can be done something about.
Dale murphy was cheated out of the hall of fame
Eh..
So sad to see Randy Johnson to get a lame arm tattoo. He's already an adult, but is doing adolescent things. Very disappointing.
He threw away a couple of Hall of Famer cards... Wonder if those are worth anything?
Because baseball cards aren't worth picking up.