I was at this game actually the entire time. The angels drive in the winning run in the 13th or 14th or something. But David fletcher was called out. They reviewed it and everyone cheered cause he was clearly safe. Got called out and a few innings later we lost. Sad.
@@TheGodYouWishYouKnew they might throw bp at lower speeds but they also pitch from about 40 feet to make it more similar to game speed. Although if they did throw that slowly from full distance players would adjust. Having a routine of bp at a slow speed is different than having to face that when you’ve facing mid 90’s 4 times and almost every ab of your career. Yes, they would adjust eventually but to do it in one ab is tough.
Such an angels moment😢
shut up
I immediately thought this.
The Angels are truly one of a kind.
Losing to a guy throwing BP is such an angels moment
What’s BP?
@@Geronimo410 batting practice
@@cav5853 thx im just getting into baseball and I was so lost 😭
Wilkerson made one of the greatest catches I've ever seen. Fenway Park, last game of the 2019 season iirc.
Never gonna forget that one. One of the most visually stunning catches ever made.
I remember watching this game at my grandma's house.
I remember, that was a fun day!
This guy had a great nickname...
Easy, Breeze-y, beautiful Covergirl!
Chris davis also got a win against Boston in 2012 pitching 2 shut out innings.
Wilson Valdez did this in like the 17th inning in 2013 or something. He had to pitch against the meat of that early 2010s reds lineup, like Joey Votto
Put Anthony Rizzo in there if he is on your team. .6 innings pitched with a 0.00 ERA and a strikeout against Freddie Freeman of all people.
As an angels fan, I’m used to this Ohio stuff
Bro for Albert Pujols every single time he went up to bat last season he got a standing ovation
Now if only it was St Louis Pujols. Then we ain't seeing that ball again.
>pujols was their last hope
>got to 0-2 then popped out into shallow center field
Good ol' Pujols.
Aces.
I was at this game actually the entire time. The angels drive in the winning run in the 13th or 14th or something. But David fletcher was called out. They reviewed it and everyone cheered cause he was clearly safe. Got called out and a few innings later we lost. Sad.
Forgot to mention it was bottom on the 16th inning that’s why this was made.
I was there. Orange shirt, center field right above Orioles sign. Amazing night...
Your statement is highly unlikely
O's..
That pitcher is so slow
It must be really unsettling to the hitters
Hey, if they can't hit slow pitch, how can they be expected to hit fastballs?
When you’re used to mid to upper 90’s having to face mid 50’s is difficult. Goodwin and Pujols didn’t miss their pitches by much.
its called timing
@@webgem14No it isn’t. If that were true, batting practice would be a bitch.
@@TheGodYouWishYouKnew they might throw bp at lower speeds but they also pitch from about 40 feet to make it more similar to game speed. Although if they did throw that slowly from full distance players would adjust. Having a routine of bp at a slow speed is different than having to face that when you’ve facing mid 90’s 4 times and almost every ab of your career. Yes, they would adjust eventually but to do it in one ab is tough.
@@webgem14 Every team would have a pitcher like this if that were the case.
why the scoreboards change
hold the fuck on... 16TH INNING?
there was once a minor league game that went 33 innings en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Longest_professional_baseball_game
I've been to two 18 inning games in my life lol
This position player nonsense drama. I've seen outfielders throw 100+.
Poo poo Wilkerson