The Brutal Decline of Javier Baez
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He's one of those guys that need to have fun while playing. Lately, it seems like he has just been going through the paces.
That’s absolutely what it is. He needs to be on a decent team to play well, because decent teams can win games, and losing is never fun
I am a fan of Baez and like to think that’s the case. He took the deal with Detroit though so it’s on him to step up
exactly this
He’s an average player. Being good one minute and not good another means you’re average. I don’t care how “athletic” he is or whatever the fuck that means. That doesn’t translate into hitting the ball
Being in Detroit will do that to you
This is such a sad thing to witness. Baez played ball the way fans loved to watch. He ran hard, he manufactured runs, he played defense all over the field, he showed emotion, he had fun. He made baseball look like a fun sport.
O9
May he rest in peace 🙏
Chili Davis ruined his swing. Launch angles became the thing.
im begging people to realize that this happened to every well hitting tiger on the roster from last year because of the 2022 hitting coach scott coolbaugh, the man destroyed the swing of jonathan schoop, eric haase, javier baez, spencer torkelson, akil baddoo, austin meadows, and jeimer candelario all in one year got fired and then this year with the padres has clearly caused damage even to the superstars on the padres roster, at this point bro belongs in federal prison for what hes doing
Lol so harsh
Why does he have the job?
How can a coach destroy a good swing? A coach can only build players in my opinion. These guys are pros, nobody is ruining their own game but then.
@@ShapedByMusic you've clearly never had a bad coach then, a bad coach can force you to abandon your whole approach and replace it with one that doesn't work for you and it can cause lasting damage to your play, it happens in every sport not just baseball
@@Drogon7102 for the life of me I have no idea
The saddest part is that Baez’s stats for this season are slightly outdated. His stats have gotten even worse, as his OPS+ has plummeted from 79 to 68.
truly sad man
Now 63
Damn
He hitting Now. Be quiet
60
No matter what happens, that swim-slide will always be remembered. Dude brought a whole new level to base running
That's nothing compared to his no look tag. Celebrating before catching the ball. Sigh. It's a shame, but at least the Cubs didn't get stuck with an overpriced contract. Still, I hope he can have a few good years to come. Assuming those years aren't ever with the Cards.
Baez and Bryant both looked like future hall of famers. The fact both of their careers fell off a cliff during their prime years is incredible.
That whole team pretty much went downhill after winning the word series
@@CharlesFlo305 it usually like that for every team.
@@CharlesFlo305 Rizzo is still doing alright.
@Winston Smith Schwarber too. I know his BA, but June is upon us, haha
That is pretty common actually
I met him at my work today. Hes a super chill guy, hope he turns it around.
2018 Baez is the most fun I have ever had watching a player. I’d love to see that fire and joy for the game return
Great video man. My favorite of yours so far
Baez has and is my favorite player since he came into the league. I miss the old him but I love the video. Good job man. Rip cubs javy
I don't see him with the same energy since he signed with Detroit if the Mets signed him I'm 100% sure that right now he would be one of the best players since he and Lindor are a good duo
No matter what he will always be a hero in Chicago after 2016. Same goes for Bryant and Rizzo
On the the “North Side” of Chicago.
South Side will always hate him!
*same goes for Pisso and Piss Bryant!
As a Tigers fan watching him last year was brutal for a lot of us but the team overall was bad. This year has been different in a good way but also still not near where we hope he can be at. The lower K rate is great, and he had a great stretch offensively for about a month after he was benched earlier this year. Recently he has tapered back off a bit but i hope he can remain at least somewhat consistent this year and I'll take it for now. Just have to ride the roller coaster with him at this point.
If we put out a legitimate big league lineup he would probably be better. Right now Baez, Tork, McKinstry, and Greene are the only ones with any sort of consistent production.
@@AnthonyChristunas yeah i agree, but now our offense is even more screwed without Greene lol
@@jmelamp3926 it’s going to be pretty grim this month, but we are going to get pieces back soon. I think that we can have a somewhat productive year still. I don’t see this team coming near the playoffs though. If they can win 75 games I’d be very happy.
@@AnthonyChristunas Totally agree, chicago sweep was tough to watch, lol I'm debating barely even watching at least till we get Carpenter back, or maybe Skubal, or the Twins series, lol I'll prob still watch anyway
@@jmelamp3926 I have to watch even though it hurts lol
He has changed so much and I love your videos they are so good❤
Javy reminds me of Roy Jones Jr. Their biggest weapon is superhuman athleticism.
Javy could solve any problem with his natural athleticism. But when his athleticism begins to decline, he cannot figure himself out.
I hope he can find his love for the game again. I think if he opts out and goes to a contender, he starts to play like his old self
issue is, unless he performs a contender doesn’t want him
You hope he finds his love for the game again? Well he can go have fun in adult league.
Unfortunately baseball is a business and him having fun doesn’t help his team win. If it was all about having fun balls the ball would be made of cotton candy and the foul lines would be sour licorice. 🙄
@@stephendre2902 I don’t think you get it. If you are enjoying it, you will naturally play better. He was a great player because he was so loose and enthusiastic.
He wont turn it around till he puts that massive ego of his to the side. I called it years ago when he was still playing well. Dude is a basket case.
I do believe if he woulda stayed with the Mets who would have been much better, something about the chemistry with Lindor i feel ignited something in him. Thats a variable thats never give enough credit too.
Not impossible. Sometimes that chemistry thing works in mysterious ways.
I remember how fired up discussions were at the barber shop debating who was better, him or Lindor. Now there's no arguing who's had the better individual career thus far.
Yeah. Love the fire and magic from the early days. Hope he can come back to shine again one day.
He took the money and stopped having fun because his Tiger's teams have been bad. He needs to be having fun and surrounded by exciting talent for him like those Cubs teams to be at his best. He's like an energy conduit.
If he isn't having fun and feeling competitive; he seems to lack focus.
The way he smacked the catchers mask after striking out in that one clip had me rolling 😂 made the video worth watching to the end for me
Just saw Javier play in Pittsburgh August 2nd against the Pittsburgh Pirates. He played the entire game and actually had the game winning hits. My grandson of 9 years old, loves him and he is favorite player. He wanted him to throw him a ball at the end of the game but didn't acknowledge him. He was very disappointed.
I wonder what could’ve possibly been going on pre-2020 that could’ve improved the hitting skills of stars like Javier Baez, Cody Bellinger, Christian Yelich and caused them to fall off a relative cliff after it stopped… 🧐
I truly think Covid was a cause. Shortened season, dis motivated players, got lazy, etc.
I was at the Sox V. Tigers game today and even the south side showed him no mercy every time he came up to bat.
Why would the South Side show mercy for him lol
@@frankguy6843 why would you like your own comment? Lol
@@christopherbeck4184 I didn't? I even got a notification someone else liked it lol what are you talking about?
@@frankguy6843 I’m sure…
@@christopherbeck4184 Why did you like your own comment 8 times on 8 different accounts?
He made baseball fun and interesting again. His family story is inspiring, so I’m rooting for him. It can’t be easy to play elite ball after so many injuries.
What are you talking about? He single handed made baseball fun again? What a weird thing to say. I’ve barely even noticed him other then all of his bone head plays. That’s fun? Interesting.
Never said that. But yes when he was having fun we all were. The announcers got a kick out of his antics on the cubs. Sorry you feel irked but baseball is supposed to be a fun game. Javy did some crazy smooth things that were plain fun and different.
Never said that. But yes when he was having fun we all were. The announcers got a kick out of his antics on the cubs. Sorry you feel irked but baseball is supposed to be a fun game. Javy did some crazy smooth things that were plain fun and different.
Great vid just wish the music wasn’t quite so loud
Will this be a full-length video?
I’ve never admired a video so much. I’m a White Sox fan. Thank you
Not playing in front of fans during covid was the start. Playing in really poor fan bases the past 2 years was the final nail in the coffin
Gotta give Mike Valenti credit…he was screaming “don’t sign this guy, he’s terrible” well before the Tigers signed him. I thought it was Valenti just being Valenti but he was so right on this one
You should make more videos like this, for example, you should do one for Carlos Santana.
His mistake was signing with Detroit. He’s a player who feeds off of crowd energy. Detroit struggles with attendance.
he swings at everything thrown at him and the team that happened to be the highest bidder for him happened to be a lousy detroit squad. of course he was destined to fail.
Really weird he went there
Clearly it was for the money
Great video…we can lose the music next video tho chief
When you start looking baseball as a job instead of having fun this is what happens. It’s a sports that we play since kids just have fun.
As a Mets fan, I wondered what would happen if we kept him in NY
Giving $100 million to a dude with a 50% chase rate and character/motivation issues is batshit
I still have a lot of hope for him. He would be a fantastic all around player if he could just be more patient at the plate. Not that this means anything, but he's still one of the better players on the tigers, his defense helps us out a lot, he's still good for those clutch plays on defense and running the bases, when he can get on base. I think he'll get there, may never be a slugger but I'd like to see him work on his plate discipline, put more balls in play
and stop waving at the low and away breaking ball that is TWO FEET out of strike zone.
Latest example vs The Diamondbacks: Baez "the rally killer" stikes out in three pitches by taking a fastball right down the middle and unsurprisingly swinging at back-to-back HIGH (way out of the zone) 4 seamers. What happened to him?
“He’s still an elite defender” 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
As a Cubs fan thank you Detroit, god thank you.
I’m a diehard Tigers fan and seeing what he did in Chicago and New York, I was excited to get him. However, last year and this year he’s been very bad overall. He has his streaks of hitting 300 for a week or two, but then after that his slumps are weeks longer and he bats around .180, it just really hurts to see him swing at everything and do nothing. He swung terrible a lot in Chicago too but he also hit 25-35 homers and drove in around 80! This year, he’s batting .220 with 3 homers, it’s hard to watch and at this point I hope we trade him or release him if possible. It sucks to say because he was one of my favorite players
He pulled a Jason Heyward on ya. Well, maybe with slightly more yellow flags.
As a cubs fan he was infuriating. You could see what he was truly capable of if he’d just not swing at garbage and be patient but he never would. Two good seasons out of him really made things worse as everyone knew what he could be. He just won’t adjust his game.
hey, ik this is random but im jus coming here to ask how you get mlb clips because every time i try to post them i get copyright strikes.
He’s playing down to the team that he’s on. The problem is what contender is going to trade for him?
I’m a Tigers fan and Javy is one of the most frustrating players I’ve ever watched day to day. I can’t remember a player with worse discipline. But in the field he’s still El Mago, making jaw dropping plays regularly. I think the best the Tigers can hope for is to get elite defensive production and hide him at the bottom of the order. Signing Javy and trading Isaac Paredes for Austin Meadows are Al Avila’s parting gifts to the Tigers that keep on giving.
Unfortunately, he still makes terrible throws regularly. Torkelson probably saved 15-20 errors (conservative estimate) that still did not become outs.
IF, that's a huge if, he can clean things up, the Tigers will contend in 2024.
He was great for the very short time on my Mets and I wanted to resign but they dodged a bullet.
He was always streaky, and his lows were frustrating. Him and Lester were NLCS MVPs in 2016, then he seemed to forget how to play baseball in the World Series. All the inning/game ending strikeouts, and he doesn’t get enough blame for his two errors in game 7 that contributed to Hendricks getting pulled from the game prematurely. But his highs were exciting, and he’s making bank now.
He was always a victim of the new era of mechanics and analytics. Some guys are not able to make the proper adjustments to their swings and plate approaches, i.e. Paul Dejong, Kris Bryant. Once the league figures them out, and they haven't learned to adjust with consistency, they start to go from stars to mediocre players. Once their offense is dead, their confidence is shattered and it shows in their defense. Baez had immense talent, but he came up to play behind the likes of Addison Russell, Anthony Rizzo, and Jason Heyward. The more pitchers got to see him and solve him, the less he was able to adjust and improve his talent.
Statistics have shown up in the playoffs for years now
Them not being good is probably because of reasons outside of baseball or pride
As a Cubs fan, the almost MVP season felt like a real coming out party for Javy. His fielding is magical for sure, but the dude just is not patient enough at the plate and like others have said it is a confidence game for him. If he isn't having fun he isn't performing. To go from the pinnacle of a World Series to the Tigers I'm sure has not done anything positive for him.
he's not having any fun in detroit and you can see it in his play
He'd benefit a lot from the tigers getting better and winning more games. I think hes better when it matters than when it doesn't.
I’m pulling for him.
agencia de publicidad gracias 🙏
Im suprised you didnt talk about his 2023 WBC success since he was awarded the best 2nd baseman in the WBC, great video regardless though!
I'm a big fan of Javy and the Tigers. I frankly don't think he's in a slump because he isn't amused. He's probably past his best years but he's still got much to give and needs to step up for his team. I hope he does, soon.
He’s in a slump but he’s also contributing to it happening. He’s a good batter with extremely bad playe discipline
He needs to be on a good team. If he's on a bad team he plays with no passion.
It is a tough ask to produce all of your offense based off of bat to ball skills alone. It makes sense he could the first few years but as each year passes that will be harder. You do not need to walk 100 times a season but you need to prove to pitchers that you will not chase trash over and over.
Why did the Tiger's sign him you may ask? BeCaUsE hE's FuN. Yes, former MVP and all that, but from history and metrics alone, how do you not see this drastic decline happening? Plus, you got him on a team where he feels like he has to be the one to make all the plays and opportunities to happen. I believe he is both putting too much pressure on himself, and is not listening to the people who are trying to help him. I can imagine a lot of his old teammates are trying to give him advice and such, but I feel like he just doesn't want to listen and thinks he is doing what's best. I think if he asked guys like Goldschmidt (people who have been top-tier players and team leaders on a terrible team), and see what he can do to improve.
he crushed a home run. he got all of that pitch and it barely landed into the basket. The wind was gusting in that day. it was so hype
Fortunately for him he had an opt out after the 23 season. The season he posted a sub 600 OPS over 136 games….yikes. Needless to say he didn’t opt out pf the 98,000,000 guaranteed money but I promise he doesnt spend his offseason in Detroit
as a cubs fan I miss him. I could see his plate discipline a serious problem and basic plays like KB would always be a problem
If you are an unbiased fan, you probably saw his stark decline coming. Has always been an all or nothing player, and right now his production is at nothing. Seems to happen to more and more players with how baseball has evolved from contact and fundamentals, to power, speed, and flashiness…
well, you just told us where your biases are
Definitely biased 💀
His swing is way too wide, and he chases everything. I'm more shocked that he didn't get figured out sooner.
Not to mention injuries but its a hard place to come back from injury and be expected to be an all star right away give baez more time he’s still a valuable role player and needs to work on hitting
Dude I actually miss his prime sooo bad 😢😢😢
I really wish the Mets would of signed him. He really had his best stretch playing there. I think he loved the intensity of the crowd and enjoyed playing with his friend Lindor. Someone mentioned he likes being coached, so you could add that it's possible the Mets coaching staff was helpful
Javy was both the most exciting and the most infuriating player I've ever seen play for the Cubs.
I haven't been following the Tigers or Javy Baez but when I went to Fenway this weekend when the Tigers were visiting I was shocked that he was batting 8th.
I cant believe we paid him $140m.
We😂😂
Makes me want to cry. I enjoyed watching his fire for the game.
I think Joe Maddon brought the best out of him players like this need true leadership
Is Maddon the one who gave him the needles ?? Baez was sure alot more muscular when he was "great".
Somewhere in Korea, Will Craig is smiling!
LETS GO BUCS!
This video could have been made multiple times already. I'm interested in a video about the home run outfits and celebrations. Seems like a lot of bad teams are doing them. Hitting a HR shouldn't be the primary goal for a lot of players.
I don't think he was as motivated or as happy as he was playing in Chicago after getting traded to the Mets much less the Tigers
Rip to his sister. I hope he gets better.
chill on the bass brother, trying to blow out my soundbar here, take the music volume down by about half as well
Guys who don't walk and strikeout a ton are on borrowed time. They might hit for a high enough average early in their career to offset, but the moment their average dips their entire batting ability collapses.
he just needs to go back home to the cubs and he'll go back to normal just like Kris Bryant home cooking always helps in the end
I think it started right after he lost the MVP to Yelich. Imagine having been the talk in all of baseball for 80% of the season then to have it taken away from you for a dude with only a few months left. Plus the bias given how the Cubs dropped and then you had that tiebreaker against Yelich which also didn’t help. So of course he’s gonna free swing since he’s been overworking himself which has led to his decline
As a die hard tigers fan and a real baez fan since his early cubs days. He has shown signs of improvement this season but definitely not consistent. I don’t hate a player but many people want him out of Detroit already. When we’re playing fun baseball he’s a huge reason but when we’re down, he’s a huge part of that as well. Today, while during a mound visit he didn’t even go into it as most infielders do. He’s turning into a real me guy and nothing else
As a fellow Tigers fan, I agree. He has improved a little bit.
I hope he can turn it around and I’m rooting like hell for him!
I think one thing he needs to do is get out of his head. It just seems like he’s trying to play hero.
He also needs to work on plate discipline. I think if he is more patient he can be a more productive hitter than he is now
The Tigers have a real chance to win the division in 2024. Javy can be a HUGE part of that. Hit around .250, drill 25+ home runs and close to 100 RBI.
That's what I'm hoping for.
Javy needs to calm down in the box and start taking some pitches.
The one “star” Detroit desperately needs to give away for a bag of chips
Seems like the old curse of the Cubs, who are my favorite team, has been passed on to many of the key contributors of the 2016 WS Champion team. Just look at Javi, J-Hey, Kris Bryant, Jon Lester, and Aroldis Chapman! Ben Zobrist is my favorite player and look what happened to him and his life😢! It's heartbreaking to see El Mago and the rest struggling...
I always assumed he had the right coaches behind him at the Mets that were encouraging him to improve his game. Whether that's true or the improvement was a blip I guess we might see in time.
He was run out of NY! They couldn't get him out of there fast enough for Met fans.
Can’t believe Cubs got PCA for him
Wasn't this video from a few weeks ago? Or was that another one?
That was actually one on former top prospect Billy Hamilton!
Great video, but there are officially way too many metrics in baseball. It's a streaky sport, and I honestly believe he is not actually as good as the one MVP season indicated. Led to a massive rise in ego which coincided with half-assed attempts at most things once his god-awful bat has been exposed for what it is.
There were at least 5 players more valuable than him in the NL and another 10 in the AL, he did not deserve a second place MVP finish.
Baez will figure it out #TeamJavy
I really hope Baez can turn it around. He's one of my favorite players in baseball, and he was great for the Mets. I still have hope for him, I think he will start to improve after the All-star break, at least I'm hoping.
We need a video on Sandy Alcántara next
I personally think he isn't really comfortable with the team he's in because as you can see in Mets he had Lindor in Cubs he had Rizzo, Bryant etc the guys he had fun with now he really doesn't have any visible on the team that he's having fun with
He swings like I do in MLB the show.
He got the fat contract and now he's living large
He's 31 and pretty much done career wise. He would be better to retire or play in Korea
He did a cano , got the bag and he checked out
freaking fricks the tigers upset me
The brutal decline 😂 his bank account says otherwise!
I think he made a dumb move going to Detroit. Fist off the ball park don't fit him 2nd he need to be on a good team to strive its what makes him go 3rd he was a lil over rated first off
A lot of people got it wrong on javy. His problem is his chase rate that's it
So glad the Cubs passed on Java. El Mago has disappeared.