Weirdest MLB Superstitions That Actually WORKED!

Weirdest MLB Superstitions That Actually WORKED!
Baseball is filled with bizarre superstitions, but some are so strange you’ll wonder how they worked! In this video, we dive into the odd rituals of MLB players that actually led to success on the field. From Jim Leyland’s refusal to wash his underwear during a winning streak to Moises Alou’s belief that peeing on his hands improved his batting grip, these superstitions take dedication to a whole new level.
We also explore Turk Wendell's wild pregame rituals, including brushing his teeth between innings, and Babe Ruth's secret weapon against slumps-wearing women's silk stockings! Plus, there’s Larry Walker, who was so obsessed with the number 3 that he planned his entire routine around it, and Wade Boggs, who swore by eating chicken before every game.
The quirks don’t stop there! Watch as we reveal Jason Giambi's golden thong, R.A. Dickey’s bat-naming habits inspired by fantasy novels, and Aaron Judge’s bubblegum ritual that might just have helped him become the AL home run king.
Get ready to laugh, cringe, and wonder how these strange superstitions translated to success on the diamond. Stick around until the end to discover how one peculiar habit may have led to baseball history!

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