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    Adrián Beltré is one of the greatest third basemen in the history of baseball. Over twenty-one seasons, he racked up more hits than anyone else at his position. He’s been compared to Hall of Famers like Mike Schmidt, George Brett, and other legends of the game. And he looks to be a shoo-in for next year’s Cooperstown election, his first time appearing on the ballot.
    Looking back, the case for Adrián Beltré as an all-time MLB talent is as strong as anyone’s. But it wasn’t always that way. For much of his career, Beltré was seen as a good player, if not the best. He never won an MVP, never won a World Series, and rarely led the league in offensive statistics. So how did he become the near-universally beloved icon we know him as today?
    This video is about a different kind of great. Mike Schmidt, George Brett - guys like them spent years in front of cameras and on the covers of magazines. Beltré, meanwhile, spent twelve years in the league before his first All-Star Game. His career has been called, quote, “almost boringly steady.” Now, Adrián Beltré is a lot of things. “Boring” isn’t one of them.
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    "Teasing the King" - Nathan Moore
    "Hustle" - Kevin MacLeod
    "Sugar Zone" - Silent Partner
    "Soulicious" - Dyalla
    "Come On In" - Silent Partner
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 213

  • @StarkRavingSports
    @StarkRavingSports Рік тому +215

    STREETS NEEDED THIS

    • @DopeExistence
      @DopeExistence Рік тому

      I hate how our lexicon has become mainstream

    • @OpinionatedPeach
      @OpinionatedPeach Рік тому +3

      @@DopeExistence too bad, it makes it harder to victimize yourself.
      Also both of u are cheesy.

    • @JMusar795
      @JMusar795 Рік тому +1

      Yes!!!!

    • @Brooklynquietmoney
      @Brooklynquietmoney Рік тому

      😂😂😂😂😂

    • @DrAnarchy69
      @DrAnarchy69 Рік тому

      Is it sad that I know more about the MLBPA history than I do this reference? RIP Martin Miller and Curt Floyd, legends both.

  • @ILoveMisty1985
    @ILoveMisty1985 Рік тому +163

    As a Texas Rangers fan I was able to witness Adrian Beltre's ascendance from an All-Star to a future Hall of Famer. I was fortunate enough to be at his 3,000th hit game, and I hope to be in Cooperstown next year for his Hall of Fame induction.

    • @imcojakyt5326
      @imcojakyt5326 Рік тому

      Fr I gone to so many games

    • @RetardsOfPaloAlto
      @RetardsOfPaloAlto Рік тому +1

      It was sad when he left the Dodgers, but I’ve enjoyed watching Rangers games here and there to see him play
      Green
      Beltre
      Roberts
      Lo Duca
      Were my childhood squad

    • @Ryan-zl3bn
      @Ryan-zl3bn Рік тому +1

      I was there too , ill never forget being in left field waiting for a homerun in 105 degrees lol

    • @AkumaAPN
      @AkumaAPN Рік тому +2

      I was there too, for the 3,000th hit! During a break between innings, they played a video on the jumbo TV of all the players who had 3,000+ hits, kind of a countdown from Pete Rose to Adrian Beltre.
      When it got to Cap Anson, I jumped up and clapped and screamed, "YEEAAHHH, CAP ANSON!!!!" and received some giggles from nearby patrons.
      I remember he was sitting on 2,999 before the game started, and my brothers and I were running a few minutes late. We were still looking for our seats on the First Base side when he was finishing up his first plate appearance. I remember hoping he'd walk or get out, so I could be at my seat & zoned in when he actually got it. And it worked out that way!

    • @Sapioso
      @Sapioso Рік тому +1

      My old Dodger ass saw it in person *1st*

  • @AndThatsBaseball
    @AndThatsBaseball Рік тому +134

    The fact that he’s top 15 in games played and it felt like he still had a couple years left in him when he walked away tells you all you need to know about Adrian Beltre

    • @M4sterT3ch
      @M4sterT3ch Рік тому +8

      His legs held him back from those past couple seasons. He kept straining his quads or hammy..I forget which.

    • @Txrng4444
      @Txrng4444 Рік тому

      Hamstring

    • @OnlyFacts662
      @OnlyFacts662 Рік тому +1

      0 rings.

    • @joshct9426
      @joshct9426 Рік тому

      That says so much about beltre.

    • @robbedcookie
      @robbedcookie 5 місяців тому +1

      @@OnlyFacts662ah yes using a franchise/team statistic to define a player, you must really know baseball.

  • @forrestcommander6283
    @forrestcommander6283 Рік тому +34

    Don’t forget that Adrian is also the only player in history to cycle twice in the same ballpark for two different sides (Ballpark in Arlington: 1 for Seattle, 1 for the Rangers).

    • @karsonmapes
      @karsonmapes Рік тому

      nerd. huge nerd

    • @randyfailinger2290
      @randyfailinger2290 10 місяців тому

      Actually, two times as a Ranger.

    • @78tag
      @78tag 3 місяці тому

      Good call, I didn't know that. It just adds to my appreciation for his time in baseball.

  • @BaseballAF
    @BaseballAF Рік тому +59

    One of my favorite players I got to see play baseball, his aversion to being touched on his head will never be forgotten 🙏

  • @NatTurnerswitBurnerz
    @NatTurnerswitBurnerz Рік тому +19

    After he left the Dodgers, he had a huge decline with the M's. He redeemed himself with the Red Sox and became a HOFer with the Rangers.

  • @ruffs6756
    @ruffs6756 Рік тому +34

    I love when Ken Caminiti gets mentioned in a video because he was a relative of mine. Obv had his issues but he seems to be forgotten a lot

    • @bmac4
      @bmac4 Рік тому +3

      He was an alumnus of my alma mater, I've always felt just a bit of a sense of a kindredness from Caminiti as a result, and it was cool seeing someone come from the same boring place I did and make a name for himself. Just a shame how it all went down with the substance abuse, I'm glad people have at least some more sympathy these days for those who battle those demons.

    • @M4sterT3ch
      @M4sterT3ch Рік тому +1

      Caminiti was an epic beast and an all time great.

    • @78tag
      @78tag 3 місяці тому

      I loved having him on the Padres for his stint there - he was a walking highlight reel.

    • @justin880
      @justin880 2 місяці тому +1

      Ken won't be forgotten. No worries there ruffy

    • @rebeccabakerpalmer
      @rebeccabakerpalmer 2 дні тому

      I loved Ken Caminiti. I always played 3rd, and I played baseball for YEARS before transitioning to softball in high school (because at the time, I couldn't play with the boys). So KenCam was one of my first fave players, followed by Chipper Jones, who is my all-time fave (switcher like Mantle, my dad's fave). KenCam is a legend.

  • @JSR_
    @JSR_ Рік тому +16

    As a Dodger fan, to see him claw his way back and up the ladder to that monster 2004, just to see him leave in Free Agency that very offseason AFTER we FINALLY got to the postseason... I'll tell ya, my loyalty was challenged that offseason.
    Next to Piazza and Lo Duca, losing Beltre hurt more than any other move the Dodgers made from 1998-2005. McCourt and Fox can both kiss my rear end.

  • @Braezin
    @Braezin Рік тому +26

    If Beltre isnt first ballot.. we riot.. the dude deserves it.. Class player and great personality.

    • @bobmarlowe3390
      @bobmarlowe3390 Рік тому

      ...and extremely entertaining.

    • @78tag
      @78tag 3 місяці тому

      He is the guy we all would want on to play ball with. He is baseball.

  • @SwordHMX
    @SwordHMX Рік тому +6

    Beltre's first two years at Safeco Field assured that any free agent hitter with good options would NEVER go to Seattle. That never changed until they moved in the fences.

    • @antonioreconquistador
      @antonioreconquistador Рік тому

      Him and dick sexson

    • @joel8692
      @joel8692 5 місяців тому +1

      Yup I was a mariners fan in the 90s and remember that when I saw how Safeco field was built my first thought was both AROD and JR won't want to resign because there homers were gonna decrease

  • @ryandanford5289
    @ryandanford5289 Рік тому +18

    This made me cry man. I have lived in Arlington my whole life, and been to 1000+ games. Nothing will every amount to watching Beltre hit a walkoff from his knees or a bare handed snag. Baseball is romantic.

    • @NeverEvenRaced
      @NeverEvenRaced 8 місяців тому

      After today’s announcement and 2023’s incredible Rangers team, I’ve been reminiscing hard. Beltre made a disappointing era of Texas Rangers baseball a ton of fun to watch - for how he played the game and his ability. It is very fitting that he’s becoming baseball immortal in when that little ol’ ballclub from Arlington will be on display in Cooperstown after doing the same!

  • @TheTEN24
    @TheTEN24 Рік тому +5

    This dude was so good In all aspects loved those rangers teams

  • @CommonTro
    @CommonTro Рік тому +4

    Remember him when I first started watching baseball as a mariner fan. He was my favorite player and I was devastated when he was no longer a mariner

  • @aaronstreitenberger6012
    @aaronstreitenberger6012 Рік тому +9

    Ms fan. Love Beltre even though he didn't have his best years in Seattle. He was one of the few watchable things about those mid2000s teams.

  • @mpaulm
    @mpaulm Рік тому +15

    A long career and never traded. Remarkably consistent too.

  • @lurkintomgaming397
    @lurkintomgaming397 Рік тому +9

    What's even crazier is he could have kept playing and producing at the same level

  • @SamuraiSam
    @SamuraiSam Рік тому +17

    Being a Red Sox fan, I remember not being thrilled with the signing of Beltre, and I felt vindicated when he got off to a fairly slow start to the year. Boy, then, for the rest of his career, I was sure proven wrong. Had the Sox not won 2 World Series after letting him go, I'd have been livid that they ddn't resign him.

    • @DBossMC
      @DBossMC Рік тому

      I’m just happy we helped him revive his career

  • @major4smith
    @major4smith Рік тому +5

    Adrian and Elvis were the orchestrators of my childhood

  • @CoasterKrazie
    @CoasterKrazie Рік тому +13

    Shoot being a kid in L.A. in 04 I remember how great of a player he was. Still one my all my time favorite Dodgers.

    • @chrisschaeffer9661
      @chrisschaeffer9661 День тому

      Steroidsxwith LA, then he Can't Hit Hrs in Seattle? Lostc15 lbs from Jogging? Stfu

  • @redlegs2338
    @redlegs2338 Рік тому +6

    I always looked at him as the Chauncey Billups of baseball. Couldn't really find their spot early on but they aged like finest wine.

    • @mr.castle
      @mr.castle Рік тому +4

      That's a good one. I do believe that Beltre is ranked better in his position than Billups but definitely ballers.

  • @brandon_white2422
    @brandon_white2422 Рік тому +5

    I say this all the time. If I need a 3rd baseman for a team, he's my guy. He was the perfect prototypical 3rd baseman. He was consistent and never lacked on defense

  • @BigLouJo_XVI
    @BigLouJo_XVI Рік тому +8

    It’s good to see you again with another great video, Mr. Baseball Historian.

  • @ethanniedorowski116
    @ethanniedorowski116 Рік тому +4

    Used to play with la when he came up he was great 2004 wow..... then I'm a soxs fan 2011 I knew it last pick in my fantasy draft an yup nailed it

  • @GoombaGuy1996
    @GoombaGuy1996 Рік тому +17

    Players usually have their career peaks in their 20’s. My dude Adrian peaked in his 30’s.
    He went from having a good, not great career, to a legend the second he became a Texas Ranger.

    • @squirrelguy2195
      @squirrelguy2195 Рік тому +2

      Another guy who had a huge second half to his career is Roberto Clemente, who generated 64.4 bWAR from his Age 29 to his Age 37 season vs. 30.0 bWAR from his age 20 to 28 seasons.

  • @aidanbay8721
    @aidanbay8721 Рік тому +5

    Your editing style is top notch I always look forward to seeing your new videos every time you upload

  • @brandonlm0125
    @brandonlm0125 Рік тому +7

    Love the “it was inside of him the whole time” ending 😂

  • @MrTurner94
    @MrTurner94 Рік тому +4

    Always loved him, was even better once he became a Ranger

  • @joshct9426
    @joshct9426 Рік тому +3

    I'm a Beltre collector. A Yankees fan but other than Yankees he's one of my all time favorite players to watch. He did everything the right way and imo one of the top 60 players of all time

  • @gadbammit4736
    @gadbammit4736 Рік тому +4

    This dude I believe hit multiple home runs from one knee during his tenure in Texas in the Pennant winning teams of 2010 and 2011? What an absolute monster

    • @gadbammit4736
      @gadbammit4736 Рік тому

      And I said that before watching the dope ass intro
      Goosebumps

  • @donovanjohnson756
    @donovanjohnson756 Рік тому +3

    Great video he definitely a hof without a doubt to be consistent to plan in major leagues for 20 years like that is amazing

  • @youraverageguy7842
    @youraverageguy7842 Рік тому +3

    Jon Bois talking about his most memorable moment in Seattle when he was hit in his sac still makes me chuckle. Especially after he said “I already have 3 kids. I don’t want anymore.”

  • @chuggaroo
    @chuggaroo Рік тому +3

    When I was maybe 8 I remember my dad telling me to run down by the dugout and hold my glove out in case any player tossed a ball my way. Beltre looked up, gave me the nod and tossed me the ball. Been one of my favorite players ever since

  • @gamingeagle19
    @gamingeagle19 Рік тому +12

    Being in attendance when he got his 3000th will forever be a huge highlight and great honor. I still have the video of him getting it too. I love Beltre.

    • @PasseBlanc
      @PasseBlanc Рік тому

      Me too!

    • @abaofifsz
      @abaofifsz 10 місяців тому

      Oh yeah? I was there for 2,998. Real fans remember that one 😤😵‍💫

  • @brendanables7367
    @brendanables7367 Рік тому +3

    Your editing has improved amazingly compared to your early videos. Much props to the growth of the channel

  • @bigred9991
    @bigred9991 Рік тому +3

    How do you bat 3.44 with 48hrs and not make the All-Star?

    • @jgrullon32
      @jgrullon32 Рік тому

      Chipper Jones, Scott rolen, etc.

    • @joel8692
      @joel8692 5 місяців тому

      ​@@jgrullon32 chipper, rolen got voted in over beltre because of popularity but they definitely didn't have better stats

  • @franguidry2017
    @franguidry2017 Рік тому +3

    Another great video! Great story in baseball.

  • @jimburow706
    @jimburow706 Рік тому +3

    Adrian Beltre was just great. What a fun player to watch.

  • @itsnotme07
    @itsnotme07 5 місяців тому +2

    Great video! Of course he's now a HOFer and will be taking his place in Cooperstown this coming July. As a Red Sox fan, I was VERY HAPPY they signed him for the 2010 season. He more than earned his paycheck....but the "wicked smaht guys" at 4 Jersey St, weren't so smart here. Beltre took the cash for the Rangers...why not!? Sure I was mad I couldn't watch him play for the Red Sox anymore, but as a DFW resident since the mid 1990's, I could watch him play in Arlington. He was awesome and even better as a person, still is.
    I attended his last home game in 2018. He easily could have played another 3-5 years...but I get it, he didn't need to and wanted to be home. Nothing wrong with that.
    Can't wait until he's back in there as a 1st/3rd base coach....or Hitting or Bench coach for someone. I'll be watching the HOF broadcast in July.

  • @Txrng4444
    @Txrng4444 Рік тому +2

    FAVORITE PLAYER EVER! Loved his skill and the fun he had! HOF for sure.

  • @christophertifre2018
    @christophertifre2018 Рік тому +2

    Very consistent and very under the radar.I still think Rolen was the best 3B during that Era even tho Beltre has the better career numbers.Beltre probably will get in HOF after a few years on ballot

    • @joel8692
      @joel8692 5 місяців тому

      Better than AROD ?

  • @MakoSportscards
    @MakoSportscards Рік тому +2

    This man was the most entertaining quiet athlete of all time.

  • @carlpacquing2575
    @carlpacquing2575 Рік тому +8

    Adrian Beltre's career is crazy. How many Hall of Famers were barely above league average through their first 10 seasons, 6000 ABs.

  • @DevilDog_666
    @DevilDog_666 Рік тому +1

    For some reason I was under the impression that he won the MVP award with the Dodgers.

  • @Bengal
    @Bengal Рік тому +1

    well well well look whomst it is

  • @M4sterT3ch
    @M4sterT3ch Рік тому +3

    If there's one man in my life I absolutely adore its this man right here. What a legend. I still miss him at 3b for the rangers. ❤

  • @thychepe2276
    @thychepe2276 Рік тому +4

    Texas Rangers Legend Adrian Beltre

  • @forrestcommander6283
    @forrestcommander6283 Рік тому +4

    I plan on being there when he is inducted. He and I were talking one day and I promised him I planned on being there the day he is inaugurated. He smiled and just said, “I’m not going to Hall of Fame.” He was being completely serious. I love how fun and humble he is, and I look forward to seeing my old friend inducted. Hell, he almost ran me down on the field one day, which caused me to run into Craig Gentry. He laughed as he walked away.

  • @chrisuncleahmad
    @chrisuncleahmad Рік тому +5

    The man who should have won 2004 NL MVP

  • @jacksonpowers3947
    @jacksonpowers3947 Рік тому +1

    15:22 very nice call joe buck, so enthusiastic about the game tying home run in the World Series 😁😊

  • @frankfearnleysr5215
    @frankfearnleysr5215 Рік тому +1

    I will NEVER understand how after the season Beltre had with the Red .321, 49 2b, 28hr., 102 ribbys, and finished #9 in mvp voting..Sox, the "braintrust" in charge EVER let him go..talk about head up their azz

  • @trashonfire507
    @trashonfire507 Рік тому +1

    As a Cardinals fan the 2011 Rangers were SCARY.. Beltre, Young, Andrus, Hamilton, Cruz, with Wilson as the ace, and Feliz in the pen

  • @SconnerStudios
    @SconnerStudios Рік тому +3

    Back in 2008 I bought a couple PSA graded cards at a card show. The two cards, each I got for a dollar, were two rookie cards: a graded 10 Josh Hamilton and a graded 9 Adrian Beltre. Best deal I've ever gotten. I only bought them because I saw they were graded cards.

    • @SconnerStudios
      @SconnerStudios Рік тому

      I always assumed Adrian Beltre took steroids because of his 2004 (what looked like at the time) fluke until I realized his 2004 year was a year he was going into free agency. I figured how could a guy go from around 20 HR's to 40 back to 20 over 3 years? But he clearly never did steroids, as he would have gotten caught over the years at some point.
      Guess players really do play better on contract years.

    • @poindextertunes
      @poindextertunes Рік тому

      @@SconnerStudios he definitely did because they all do, you rube. smh

    • @SconnerStudios
      @SconnerStudios Рік тому

      @@poindextertunes Nah

  • @ThrashMetallix
    @ThrashMetallix Рік тому +1

    I remember how excited I was for Beltre to play for Seattle. Even if he wasn't top tier there, he was always a favorite, even after he left. I cannot wait to see him in Cooperstown.

  • @travisp5747
    @travisp5747 Рік тому +3

    A few months back I stumbled onto his BR page and was completely blown away by his WAR totals. I was expecting maybe 40-50ish. I’m a stat geek BR is basically my default home on my browser. He was very under the radar but he’s one of the best 3B ever. It’s nice to see a people Giving this man his flowers

  • @johncrace911
    @johncrace911 Рік тому +1

    Nelson Cruz is quietly sneaking into the HOF.

  • @zachh2673
    @zachh2673 Рік тому +1

    I still am sad the Dodgers didn't resign him. He was my favorite player back then and I knew he'd be a hall of famer

  • @StinkyCashFlatEarth
    @StinkyCashFlatEarth Рік тому

    You’re pronouncing Ken Caminiti’s name wrong.
    Tell me you’re a GenZer without telling me you’re a GenZer

  • @WhatHappenedtoBaseball
    @WhatHappenedtoBaseball Рік тому +1

    Oooh Beltre video by Baseball Historian?? This is exciting

  • @Billy.gen-X
    @Billy.gen-X Рік тому +1

    You're saying Caminiti wrong

  • @vicentee2687
    @vicentee2687 Рік тому +1

    he also hates to have his head rubbed 😂

  • @guyfuller1369
    @guyfuller1369 Рік тому +1

    Another beauty! Thanks.

  • @izaman56
    @izaman56 Рік тому +1

    Thank you for this

  • @chrisschaeffer9661
    @chrisschaeffer9661 14 днів тому

    As I Mariner Fan I cant stand this Pretender. He Juiced while with the Dodgers, Mariners sigm him He Loses 15 lbs and says He's Jogging More!!! Plays like Shit for the Mariners, then spends the Rest of his Career Hitting at Launching Pad Stadiums.

  • @VioletDeliriums
    @VioletDeliriums 3 місяці тому

    I am a fan of NONE of the teams he played on, but I loved him because of how fun he was to watch!!!! I am thankful that I got to see him play by chance once.

  • @elmascavidal1797
    @elmascavidal1797 10 днів тому

    Adrian Beltre de lo Mio … 5th Dominican inducted to the HOF… 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴

  • @SkilesHasFun
    @SkilesHasFun Рік тому

    Adrian Beltre is the Curtis Martin of baseball.

  • @jbthomas01
    @jbthomas01 5 місяців тому

    Adrian is one of many examples of All-Star caliber, HOFer, or almost HOFer players worst years being in Seattle. Not counting his twilight years. We still love him in Seattle though.

  • @brianc3761
    @brianc3761 Рік тому

    There he is again: would you look at that?
    Uhg.... Boone's injury was bad enough, but to know the Yankees could have had him over A-Rod? What a fuggin disappointment.

  • @MeatyOchre
    @MeatyOchre Рік тому +1

    Man deserves a nice pat on the head for his accomplishments.

  • @JohnsonSaUceZach
    @JohnsonSaUceZach Рік тому +2

    I remember when Beltre played for the Seattle Mariners, he hit a line drive HR that struck the top of the foul pole in left field. I believe they were playing against the Rangers at the time. This occurred before the fences were moved in 2013. If it had missed the pole, I think it would have been the longest home run in T-mobile/Safeco history. Unfortunately, I have been unable to find a video, which is frustrating.

  • @LaggingBack
    @LaggingBack Рік тому

    I’m sure someone’s already beat me to this.. but I can’t listen to you defile Ken’s name anymore. How are there so many successful baseball content creators that sound as if they’re saying the names of legends aloud for the first time in a video.. & absolutely butchering them?? I hear it so much.. it’s pronounced just as it’s spelled “Kam-en-etty”.

  • @davidrice3337
    @davidrice3337 3 місяці тому

    How many kids were affected when they suspended the Dominican program - Sometimes you need to keep your mouth shut - the - albeit unintended , consequences ruined a lot of prospects' future

  • @matthewstevenson1267
    @matthewstevenson1267 Рік тому

    Throw the food away instead of taking the pickles off....wasn't "going hungry" then. Imho

  • @gadbammit4736
    @gadbammit4736 Рік тому

    Ken caminiti another undervalued monster... had he not torn his rotater cuff then played through the fucking injury who knows what his career might have been, fucking monster

  • @78tag
    @78tag 3 місяці тому

    Beltre' is always one of the best attractions in the various baseball highlight reels. What a character, and he wouldn't be in the highlights if he didn't have game.

  • @plushman3685
    @plushman3685 Рік тому

    Beltre is a God in Texas. Man I miss his personality and bat. Him vs King Felix and Miggy, funny stuff

  • @firechase1603
    @firechase1603 Рік тому +1

    HE BACK. Massive W.

  • @gadbammit4736
    @gadbammit4736 Рік тому

    Ahhh i never knew he almost died
    That explaines so much from 2001-2003 then 2004 happened

  • @DjDobleU809
    @DjDobleU809 Рік тому

    15:20
    One of the worst, most depressing home run calls ever in such a pivotal moment. How was this guy on the 🎤 that night?

  • @BrutusMcCrunch
    @BrutusMcCrunch Місяць тому

    As a Dodger fan, the dumbest thing we ever did was failing to resign him in 04'

  • @jontafferofficial
    @jontafferofficial Рік тому

    future HOF, love adrian :,). i always wished that he could've won a ring

  • @mr.castle
    @mr.castle Рік тому

    Not so quiet.. The MF is top 5 in almost every stat that matters for 3B's.. 😅

  • @SuperKneehow
    @SuperKneehow Рік тому

    So-so 2002? He posted 4 WAR the highest of his career at that time...

  • @rogregg29445
    @rogregg29445 Рік тому

    Oh man that fight! That punk pitcher deserved it love the big cat 🐈

  • @JoeKnows44
    @JoeKnows44 Рік тому

    Scott Rolen category. Good, sometimes very good, never great.

  • @pixelythegamer3260
    @pixelythegamer3260 Рік тому

    HOF or bust. Don’t be surprised if he gets in the hall in his first year

  • @brandon_2866
    @brandon_2866 Рік тому

    Wish he was a dodger forever. The only player jersey I’ve ever wanted.

  • @hectorsv92
    @hectorsv92 Рік тому

    why’d the dodgers let him go 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

  • @hubertqueen1541
    @hubertqueen1541 Рік тому

    My appendectomy was almost the same way. Minus the hole…

  • @bosslax3162
    @bosslax3162 Рік тому

    Easy hall of famer, always a stud when it was an even numbered year.

  • @DrAnarchy69
    @DrAnarchy69 Рік тому

    I love that Bienvenido Beltre’s name translates to “Hello” Beltre.

  • @danielerickson7649
    @danielerickson7649 Рік тому

    HOF'R yes...1st ballot nope!

  • @AkumaAPN
    @AkumaAPN Рік тому

    You barely mentioned the head touching. 😆

  • @Shinobi33
    @Shinobi33 Рік тому

    He played for Boston? Damn forgot that

  • @theworldisyours7333
    @theworldisyours7333 Рік тому

    He had a guy in the outside with binoculars

  • @PlasticChaser
    @PlasticChaser Рік тому

    One of my absolute favorites!!

  • @devinwalton408
    @devinwalton408 Рік тому

    There is no way dad’s name was beinvenido……

  • @BretNolte
    @BretNolte Рік тому

    Yo Baseball Historian, I use photoshop and am always trying to get better at thumnbails, I was wondering how you get that cartoonized/animated look? Is that a certain filter?

  • @mesisson
    @mesisson 2 місяці тому

    His swing reminds me of Mays.

  • @Cc75757
    @Cc75757 Рік тому +1

    By far my favorite ranger/mlb player ever.