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Mickey Tettleton had an odd stance

awesome video🤩

ohtani where is him?

Thank you for this amazing video.Keep it up

Great video! My only critique, respectfully, is: I wish the video was longer and more fleshed out. It woulda been great to hear about all of their paths to the 500 club. If possible, please do longer style videos 🙏🏽 Nice content, nonetheless, u just gained another subscriber!!!

But most importantly the were unwavering

Hank Greenberg is not in the 500 home run club. the whole video just lost credibility

learn spanish dude.

devin williams the air bender

cool video sir❤

awesome players😍

ronald acuna is the best i ever seen

repost without the narration

🛑🛑 Richie Hebner of the Pittsburgh Pirates in the early 70’s, did the “open stance”; before Rod Carew did it. . 💯👍

Jeff Bagwell's exaggerated open stance let him get under pitches.

Get rid of the music

Good info, terrible music. Couldn't watch it through.

Bobby Tolan my idol

Tettleton's nickname was Froot Loops. I miss the days when players had nicknames that weren't just some derivation of their initials.

Here is the second part with all the names mentioned here please share and thanks for the feedbacks. Another third part is coming if this video do well with more names mentioned here, the list was pretty long LOL. Nevertheless thanks so much for the support please share share share 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙂🙂⚾️⚾️ ua-cam.com/video/ZjKBDeue3l0/v-deo.htmlsi=00kd0z476DimCKZg

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Goat Mariner since kgj

What happened to Mickey Tettleton ?😂 I thought he was going to be #1

Ryan Doumit, Adam LaRoche, Xavier Nady had unique batting stances

When I think of strange batting stances the 2 that always come to my mind are Dick McAuliffe and Bobby Tolan.

Ah you youngsters. Take a look at Dick McAuliffe of the late '60 to '70s Detroit Tigers. It was just bizarre.

SILENT GEORGE HENDRICK

I would exchange Rowand for Rod Carew....

Thanks for all the comments. We will make another one with all the names mentioned in the comments

Moises Alou peed on his hands supposedly to toughen them up?? Dont know how that toughens them up,I know it keeps others from shaking your hand.

Where is Mickey Tettleton?

I stopped watching when he said "the home plate." Dude, for real?

No Bobby Tolan, no Pete Rose, No Joe Morgan ????

That background music is horrible

Jim Thome

Rickeys stance reminds me of RBI baseball for Nes

Kevin Youkilis the“The Greek God of Walks”

Much better without music

Good Choices , My 2 doesn't involve stances but theatrics, so Do another video with Willie Stargell & Joe Morgan

Two that should be included are John Wockinfuss and Mike "Human Rain Delay" Hargrove. Wockinfuss, who batted righthanded, stood toward the back of the batter's box where he crossed his left leg all the way back to where it was directly in front of the right. He would have his left hand partially open with his fingers flapping. Hargrove would always step out of the box, adjust his batting glove, hitch his pants, rub his chin on his left sleeve, then dig his left foot slightly. He would also crouch with an open stance. He went through this routine before every pitch, which no doubt drove pitchers nuts. It must've worked, because Hargrove consistently hit .280 to .300.

Honorable mention Luis Gonzalez

Phil Plantier

Eric Davis swing deserves to be in this video. His stance was one-of-a-kind and unique!

97 Marlins in the house! Counsell Sheffield Alou. Fun year.

man tony batista had tha wildest stance fucc man when i was a kid tho n created a player i always went with jim thome

Jay Buhner also faced the pitcher. Cal Ripken Jr changed his stance every year basically, had some goofy ones

Julio Franco actually hit with his bottom two fingers off the knob of the bat.

Julio Franco

By the way. Can You make a documentary of how the cardinals may have been the worst team winning a Word series in 2006