Every MLB Hall of Fame player from Ruth to Rivera 2019 (including rare footage)
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- Опубліковано 19 січ 2019
- A video of every MLB Hall of Fame player in order of election from Babe Ruth in 1936 to Mariano Rivera in 2019. Including rare footage of early-era players like Nap Lajoie, Chief Bender, Joe Tinker, Jesse Haines, High Pockets Kelly and many others!
This only includes MLB players who played in the Major Leagues who were voted in by the BBWAA or the Veterans Committee. Video does not include people enshrined as managers (Joe Torre, Casey Stengel, Whitey Herzog, etc.) managers, contributors/executives (Candy Cummings, Pat Gillick) or those voted in by the Negro Leagues Committee (Satchel Paige, Monte Irvin, Josh Gibson). - Комедії
It's insane that even if your one of the best athletes in the world, you'll be mostly forgotten by everyone in 100 years.
Thanks for the video. Ty Cobb should be first listed according to Hall of Fame vote.
Glory of Their Times by Lawrence Ritter, 1966, tells the story of the early days of baseball 1890-1910 told by the players themselves, some just weeks before their deaths. Fascinating reading for historians of the sport or fans at large.
This needs more views it’s amazing
Great video!..... Thank you!.....
Great video
Nice job
I'm so blessed to have gotten to see many of these players play, some live. As a Phillies fan I got to see such greats as Mike Schmidt and Steve Carlton pretty much their entire careers(Carlton's as a Phillie and not a Cardinal). But others who passed through Philadelphia either as players or opponents like Joe Morgan, Tony Perez, Jim Thome, Roy Halliday, Jim Kaat, Pedro Martinez(all as Phillies) and the likes of Greg Maddux, John Smoltz, Ozzie Smith, Nolan Ryan, Cal Ripkien, jr., among others. I also got a chance to see play many players who are not in the hall for various reasons although their careers speak otherwise like Pete Rose, Mark McGwire(saw him hit 3 HR's live one game), Rafael Palmiero. Man was a ride it was watching baseball in those days! Oh, and I think inducting Tinkers, Evers, and Chance together is both poetic and epic.
missing the class of 2020 note 2021 had no inductees
2020 Derek Jeter
2020 Larry Walker
2020 Marvin Miller
2020 Ted Simmons
@UncleMikeNJ @UncleMikeNJ Dude i know it was made in 2019 im just added the 2020 class names so people know..no need to get upset
nobody in 2021 snowflakes scared to put in Bonds , Clemsons, and Schinning
@@erickennedy5993 bruh for real
@@randomdude3059 Yep
Don Mattingly should be in the HOF...
I'm going wa back to Ross Barnes, if you retired in the top ten in hitting hits and home runs you deserve a place in the HOF.
Awesome video. I can recognize the time to compile all the footage and edit it all with music. I do similar videos for the Olympics. Thanks.
Bravo!!
If Rube Marquard were playing today, he'd win 30 games every season and have a lock on the Cy Young award every year until he retired. If High Pockets Kelly were alive today, he'd hit 65 HR per season and win the Triple Crown a dozen times. Etcetera.
Or it could be like a model T (Marquard) drag racing a 2023 Dodge Red Eye Challenger (today's player)
Wow! I read about most of these players and seen them play. One correction, it isn't Pete Alexander, it's Grover Cleveland Alexander. Thanks.
He was commonly called Pete Alexander by his contemporaries.
Pete Rose simple as that HOF
@UncleMikeNJ I like your two choices, Pete Rose was just as good. Forty some game hit streak, played seven different positions, I believe fifteen all star games the hit king of baseball. There are players that did worse than bet on baseball games, in the HOF. Whitey Ford, tyre Cobb, are a few. People in jail get released. The man has payed his dues.
I know I’m not perfect, either is he, even if you don’t like him, you cannot deny he played hard to win. He gave everything he had. Yeah I’m a Pete Rose fan, from another state. He signed a ball for me a long time ago, him and Bench, I always wanted Bonds and MAC, nice talking to you,
@UncleMikeNJ not sure if you knew this or not, but maybe this will change your mind, Pete Rose only ever betted on his own team to win
@UncleMikeNJ The Astros stole a World Series and nothing happened to them, so I don't want to hear about Pete Rose. He belongs in the Hall.
No video of Old Hoss Radbourn?
Not a photo of Buck Ewing
John Ward was not inducted in 1966.
Actually it's from Cobb to Rivera, but ok!
Who played that first song...I've got tears in my eyes listening to it...
Believe it or not, Bernie Williams! It's an absolutely incredible rendition.
I was the 100th like 😎
You left out Thurman Munson
Christy big six Matty was the technical 1st hall of famer Honus got more votes than Ruth an him an Cobb were tied so Ruth would be the 3rd or 4th hall of famer put some respect on big 6
Actually Ty Cobb was the first...Christy couldn't be tied with Cobb because Ty had the highest %age of the original 6...Hope this helps...
They simply went by the year inducted. Who cares who was first? I am glad they all made it in!
Tom Glavine was 2014, not 2013
Back when baseball players got to chew tobacco, made little money but had all the fame!
Care to explain why you don't have the Negro League Hall of Famers - Satchel Paige, Josh Gibson, Buck Leonard, Judy Johnson, Cool Papa Bell, Oscar Charleston, etc.
I do. This video includes only one type of inductee, Major League Baseball Hall of Fame players. At the time this video was made, Negro Leagues weren’t considered Major Leagues. So there are no Negro League players, Major League managers, execs, umpires or pioneers. Just Major League Baseball players. In the time since the video has been made, the Negro Leagues have rightly been classified as a Major League. If I made a video in the future of Major League Hall of Famers, they would be in there.
@@rcc6103 Satchel Paige played in the “Major Leagues” for Cleveland and the St. Louis Browns.
@@nuwildcat90 yes he did. He was elected to the HOF by the Negro Leagues committee. Satchel is awesome.
Where's Lou Whitaker? Not a Yankee so he doesn't matter?
He’s not a Hall of Famer. Pretty easy explanation.
@@rcc6103 Whitaker had a career WAR of 75.1, which is seventh all time for second basemen. The six men in front of him - Rogers Hornsby, Eddie Collins, Napoleon Lajoie, Joe Morgan, Rod Carew, and Charlie Gehringer - are all Hall of Famers. Many behind him, including Ryne Sandberg, Roberto Almoar, Craig Biggio, Nellie Fox, Joe Gordon, and Bobby Doerr are Hall of Famers. The average WAR for Hall of Fame second baseman is 69.4. Lou Whitaker is above average compared to all Hall of Fame second baseman
@@nunyabiz1780 that’s kewl and all, but this video features actual elected Hall of Famers. If he gets elected one day, I’d be happy to include him if I make another video after his election. Also, WAR is about as dumb a stat as you can use to justify anything.
no Lou Whitaker ???????????????????????? glad the sports writer's stupidity will be saved for as long as the internet exists.
Listen dummy, this is a video of Hall of Famers. Lou Whitaker is not a Hall of Famer. Pretty simple explanation for people who aren’t morons.
2021 0 inductees for the Hall of Fame
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David Ortiz
How in the hell does glavine or Maddox not get 100% let alone for shits sake Cal Ripken Jr. But a reliever can get 100%. BULLSHIT
❤ Nettles was better than Brett.