Little Leaguer lays down one-handed bunt, a breakdown
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"Put a knife in their throat" "...he's mic'd up" lolol
Double quote.
Nice
Smartest kid on the whole team to remember hey he's mic'd up LOL
@@KingcoleIIV that’s the real champion.
@@KingcoleIIV Thats the kid that turns into a 20year Vet whos always on a good team.
that means the coach has said it before. solid coach. (sarcasm)
Coach: I just want you all to kno-
Player: Crush your enemies, see them driven before you, and hear the lamentations of their women.
Coach: I love you all
Crom!
Hear the lamentations of their women? 😭😭🤣🤣🤣🤣
Crush your enemies! Crush your enemies!
Hail Hydra!
I'm a South Dakotan and I am quite honored that our youth were dispatched in such a professional and merciless manner. Well done. Gotta respect a professional.
"I love you all, no matter what happens!"
Yeah, really pulling at my heart strings when your team is one out from winning and up 6 runs lol
it's baseball.
"it ain't over until its over" - Y.B.
truest statement ever (if you are talking about baseball)
I mean Aroldis Chapman could’ve been warming in the pen.
I do wonder if they managed to lose from that position exactly how much he’d love them after
@@shanedancer3895 69%
@@Jagar_Tharn 6.9%
When a kid asks not to play, he's hurt. There's nothing else in the world these kids would rather be doing than playing in the LLWS and if one of them says they can't, they definately cannot.
I was mad when I saw that. Playing games isn't more important than a kids health. The coach should be ashamed of himself for trying to keep him in the game. Child abuse.
The kid was perfectly fine. Just a little bruise, and he played the next game with ZERO problems.
@@pronosportscards8751 Coach knows these people, they're more than just children to them. They're trying to help create dreams ffs. That isn't child abuse.
@@Vespyr_ Right...I'm sure pageant moms wanted their children to win too, but we all see how that went. This is no different. The coach should be ashamed of himself for keeping him in. This coach is like one of those extreme pageant moms.
@@DavidSmith-bg3yy I'm sure if the kid had a broken arm the coach would have put him in. The guy is a psycho. Cares more about winning then his own team. Yeah I'm sure he had "no problems". He has one problem a psychopath coach for starters.
Kid: I'm hurt
Coach: nah you're fine
Kid: *bats with one hand*
Coach: he's fine
Kid: *literally can't throw the ball*
Coach: maybe we should check on him
Kid: *gets checked out and turns out to be hurt*
Coach: *surprised pikachu face*
kid wasnt hurt just had a little bobo... kids nowadays man smh
@@shanksbakes1925 that couldve been a fracture or worse, don't assume everything is just because someone is weak, cause i'm sure as heck that kid is better baseball player than you
By rule they couldn’t sub for him. The league officials had to make that call an exception for the injury. That one is on the league not the coach
@@jameskearsing9254
I believe it hit the tip of the bones, which for kids are still “soft” bones and growing.
It’s how bones lengthen during the child’s growth: from the two ends out.
This part is soft and squishy enough, that... where he got hit, may have gotten slightly dented.
I don’t know about “fractured”, that’s more for hardened/fused part of bone that aren’t actively growing.
But yes, he may have gotten a bone damage from that hit.
It was what I suspected when he was on first base asked to do “squeeze your fist” test.
@@shanksbakes1925 oh really? How would you like it if somebody started throwing baseballs at 50 mph right at you?
"Thanks for coming mom". Go to your kids sporting events, it means more than you think
@@danielnelson9411 fuck em, you're doing great at life. Keep up the good work Daniel
Yes, Cody. Go to your kids' sporting events, by all means. Just don't be "one of those parents" while you're there. I'm a senior citizen now, but 40 years ago, I coached Little League and Senior League (that's ages 13-15), and I got out primarily because a small, but significant segment of the parents became intolerable pains in the ass. That, and the fact that too many of my fellow managers got it in their heads that they were Earl Weaver or Tommy Lasorda, and made it all about them, and not the kids.
I had a mother pull her kid off the team because I pinch hit for her son. He was a pretty good player, but Mom was riding the first base umpire something awful while he was on deck. (He'd been picked off a couple innings previous, and she wouldn't give it a rest.) The ump was a teenage girl (no, we weren't particularly progressive back then....just short of umps, and she wanted the $20 per game), who I know was instructed not to engage the spectators no matter what. So I walked over and told her that if she didn't lay off the ump, I'd take her kid out of the game, and when she said "You wouldn't dare," I pinch hit for him. She came right down to the bench, grabbed him by the arm, and said, "We are leaving and not coming back." The league president called me later that night and said she'd demanded I trade her son, and when I told him I was not trading a good player because his mother couldn't behave herself, he said that she would make him quit. I wouldn't, she did, and the rest of the games were much more enjoyable.
That was the same season I did trade a kid before the season started because his mother told me, "My son doesn't sell raffle tickets," which was a requirement....each kid had to sell one book of 10 tickets. Most of the parents just threw a tenner in the envelope and kept the tickets for themselves, but not her.
It can't have gotten any better. I've seen those youth soccer videos here, and I cannot imagine that youth baseball is immune to the influx of Kens and Karens to the bleachers, either.
@@russs7574 wait you’re telling me you can trade little leaguers?
Faxxxxxx
yes, it's true
Man this gave me a flashback to when I was 12 playing travel ball and literally got a broken right hand from a line drive at 3rd base and nobody believed me for like 2 innings until it swelled up. Listen to the damn kids when they say they're hurt...
Hell yeah. I was pitching at age 14. My team sucked so damn bad, I think there were at LEAST 5 errors in one inning, causing me to throw a trillion pitches. My shoulder was shot to hell, hurt like crazy and I couldn't throw any more, but my coach screams at me to "stop throwing lolipops out there". I never fully recovered from the injury, never took the mound again in any game. Had to quit HS baseball two years later. Later on I played two seasons in an adult fast pitch league and some softball leagues, but eventually had surgery, the pain was so great. It all goes back to that one game.
@@joeblough261Fuck, that's just shit coaching, they literally blew your arm
And now we know why some people shouldn’t be coaching
Depends on the kids, I know a kid who says somethings more serious than it is, told us his ankle is broken or sprained, he went to the doctors and it’s nothing, the next day he’s running around, I’ve seen way more than this, kids actually have no idea about their body yet and haven’t experienced certain pains yet
I love the acting jomboy has to do while making these. He has to re-enact the moments and does it do well 😂😂
"Ball is basically the size of his arm" 🤣🤣🤣
Him squatting thinking it will eliminate his strike zone then acting like whaaa got me
Fr that pissed me off so much
Well, technically... the strike zone is between the top of the knees and the armpits, so...
@@nazfrde that’s while they’re taking a normal swing, not just standing
@@nazfrde
Soooo…it was a strike then. Knees and armpit location doesn’t change as far as the strike zone is concerned just by squatting down like that lol
We not gonna talk about how 2 of the “12 year olds” are 3 inches taller than the coach 💀
He's kneeling lmao
I don't think he's kneeling, but I believe he's on the grass and a couple of them are on the mound.
That’s not uncommon lmao. I was 6’1 when I was 12 and I wasn’t even the tallest in my class
I new a kid in fourth grade with a full beard!
@@stevenpham9213 was it the dude who played the “I’m twelve kid” in bench warmers 😂
To answer some of your questions about substitutions. I didn't see this game but from what I can see from these clips is that this is a 12 man roster.
12 or less man roster's are only allowed two coaches in the game. One coach must always be in the dugout for player safety. Which is why we saw a player as the 1st base coach. With the 12 or less roster, mandatory play is required. That's 6 consecutive outs and 1 full at bat (must also finish running the bases if player gets on).
In order to meet mandatory play requirements, the substitutes must be entered by (if visitor: bottom half of 4th within next 6 positions due in line up or if home: top of 5th within next 3 positions of line up). Reason for deadline is so that the sub get's their mandatory one at bat.
So my assumption is that because it was bottom of the 5th inning. All the subs were already used for mandatory play in other spots of the line up. Those subs are "married" to those starters, meaning they can switch back and forth regularly (once mandatory play is met). Starters, nor subs (if they got taken back out) are not able to sub in to a different spot of the line up.
I was a tournament director for a handful of games in So-Cal. Still learning all the rules and still don't know a lot of them. Thought I'd share the little information I know with the assumption I have. Right or wrong ..... lol
I don't know about the rules for an injured player once all your subs are used up. I'm sure there was a big discussion with the TD, HP ump, Williamsport officials and the opposing coach so that a protest would not be made.... If any of you know please share! LL blue book is a pain to read lol.
Jomboy, they didnt update the count after the called strike when he was squatting... it was a 2-2 bunt not 2-1. Valiant effort by the young man. I remember taking a foul tip to the bicep of my throwing arm when I was catching in LL... Great Vid.
I'm suprised I had to dig this deep to find this.
This needs more thumbs.
I was going to post the same thing, but I figured with 1.5 million views, surely SOMEBODY noticed it. Thought I’d see more mentions of it.
Mad props to this kid, especially after being named “BrAEden”
I wonder if he can eat blue?
Braeden is the Irish spelling
Hey
Stop
@@the_alaskan_yeti2652 :(
I love when they one kid goes, "He's mic'd up." Makes you wonder what their normal team talks are like LOL
The count was 2-0 when he tried to squat down and it got called a strike. Should be 2-1. Next pitch was the bunt attempt that went foul but the count still showed 2-0. So after the foul it was actually 2-2, and he laid down that perfect 1 handed bunt on a 2 strike count. Even more impressive
"Put a knife in their throats"
"He's mic'd up"
"Opps now im going to sound like a mass murderer"
This is what makes little league great.
Coach is saying “no matter what happens” when they are up 6 with 1 out left lmao
Well to be fair....it is little league. Stuff happens.
It’s little league bro. Things can avalanche on you quickly.
@@D0NKY I get it. Just seemed like the guy was trying to be heartfelt/dramatic cuz he was mic’d up lmao. Stuff does happen but it’s 1 out left with nobody on base. Even in little league a 2 out 6 run rally in the 6th is highly unlikely. Guy was playing it up for the cameras!
@@Flowerz__ "i dont tell you enough...but now that im micd up tho"
The coach responds to “Put the knife in their throat” with “I like your attitude”
Putting a knife in their throat is a figure of speech and is a good attitude to have in sports if you take the sport seriously.
@@stevied3400 why am I sad that you needed to explain that
@@ogKoral
I’m sad I had to explain it too. I’d rather explain it so that people become enlightened instead of making fun of people’s ignorance.
“I think it hit straight bone, like the funny bone but not fun at all”
Can confirm, was hit by a pitch there in ACME 6 weeks ago, it broke my medial epicondyle and am still recovering :)
Did you notice how the pitcher offered his condolences? Such class and at such an early age. There is hope for us all!
I'm not a doctor, but I suspect his medial epicondyle is fractured. It doesn't take much to break one when you're young and unless you break it off completely it's hard to detect without x-rays.
Its probably a bruise and the kid is a ween.
@@briangriffith4574 What's it like having an IQ in the single digits?
@@a12shotman I wouldnt know, since the kid is not injured and is playing in their first game in Williamsport on Thursday.
@@danielnelson9411 you don't take x rays of brains you take MRIs ..
Those sunglasses are straight out of the 80's! Love em!
Breaden dyer...perfect baseball name and cajones! Salutes from phoenix,az!!
"Put the knife in their throat!"
"He's mic'd up."
lmfao
Great speech on the mound by Buttermaker!
I loved when the kid bent all the way down trying to eliminate having a strike zone.
I’m guessing the kid learned after that , that it doesn’t matter if you do that, the strike zone goes by the batter’s natural stance, he could’ve laid down in the Batter’s Box and it would’ve still been a strike. Great try though lol
I think he might have just been messing with the pitcher. Either way, he's a gamer!
can you do a breakdown of Greg Gibson's umpiring in the Red Sox vs. Orioles game today?
I think he was drunk. Or maybe on acid
Plz do, I could use a good laugh
I didn't get much into playing baseball as a kid. I knew how, but never really got to practice, since my brothers didn't play it either. 10th grade gym class has us playing baseball. I'm not comfortable yet with the entire class watching take my first practice swing in years, so my first two times up I just take the balls and strikes and go back. The third time up I'm finally getting a bit comfortable so I decided to take a swing at whatever came up that looked good. The first pitch was too far out so I took a ball, the second pitch must have gotten loose, because it was slow and close. So I just bunted it. I threw the bat and went to go to first, when the coach made me go back to home and go again. I was pissed, and EVERYONE in the class was telling the coach not to do that, I was finally getting into it. He wouldn't listen. I went back to home, looked straight at him for every pitch then walked back to the dugout. I didn't go back out and didn't play baseball with that coach again.
This was a prime spot for Jomboy to dupe us with a one-armed bunt with a video for a one-armed HR
The absolute purest form of baseball
Ahhh the Bad New Bears hairstyles. Also, Braden is now a legend.
How tf did they leave the kid in there with a arm that he literally couldn’t use?? Whoever allowed tht should he questioned
pretty cruel honestly. youth coaches are often despicable creatures.
Ok calm down Karen
@@getsmarty7603 have they come up with a meme-name for guys that don't actually know what Karens are and act like dicks on the internet? i mean, other than like douche, or shithead, or cunt?
You realize he could use his arm? He was playing it up? Even if he did break his arm (which he clearly didn’t) you could still swing a bat and throw. It’s not like your arm completely quits working with a injury 😂😂😂
@@joestark3791 apparently he did in ended up braking something in his elbow.
Not that this clip is full evidence, but I question the judgment as far as leaving him in…again, simply based on what I saw here and nothing more. Nevertheless, it’s always nice to see a love for the game, which is evident every year during LLWS time. ✌️ ❤️ ⚾️
I think they were looking for a bruise, but kids don't always bruise the way adults do. His forearm was puffing up.
Right, I’m actually legit pissed at the treatment of their player. They let him take an at-bat with one hand and didn’t question it? What’s the phone number to this organization… lol
“Pass ball? LEGS AINT BROKEN”
I nearly threw my phone 😂😂😂
Kid is a savage, much respect
Coach is going to get some heat from Jomboy fans for leaving the injured kid in the game.
He deserves it. It actually is a fireable offense in my opinion.
He can bunt better with one arm than most of the Padres with two. Love the little league content.
I like this team The kid that got hurt is a kid that never gave up He rocks and this team is a winner because of their coaches and their parents This team rocks👍👍👍👍
🤣🤣🤣🤣
I assure you.. they didn't win bc he was hurt.
They were up by 6.. with an inning to go.
They should have taken him out.. idk... WHEN HE WAS BATTING ONE HANDED.
Or maybe when the COACH HAD TO TIE HIS FN SHOE FOR HIM.
Smh.
Getting hurt and leaving the game doesn't mean someone "gave up".. what a shit mentality to have.
@@thisguy8106 he def did give up
"I love yall", but not enough to care if your bones are broken
@bucketzz rl But they ended up subbing, so clearly a rule exists if a player is hurt, which he was.
@@Narxes081206 It was pretty clear that they tried to sub him out, was told by the officials they couldn't (when clearly the kid tried to call time and the ump wouldn't let him) and then when they saw he was clearly unable to throw the ball thought "Well fuck, we should probably fix this"
Not really sure why they didn't do that when he couldn't hold the bat with 2 hands but umpires are generally stupid so...
Kid gets hit in the arm in the 4th then you use up all your subs before figuring out if he can swing the bat before he comes up again in the fifth. A total idiot. Every player, every relief pitcher on the team is a better choice to bat and play LF/RF just from a competitive viewpoint. Oh and a kid is so hurt he can't tie his shoe.
@@michaellee4276 pretty sure there aren't any "relief pitchers" in little league. They take like 12 kids to these tournaments and there are rules about how many times you can sub, how many pitches makes a player ineligible to play the next day and so on. All the players play a regular field position and then pitch on the side. They don't have a 20 kid roster just sitting on the bench or relief pitches just sitting on the bench with a one armed jacket on. Jesus people cmon.
bone wasn't broken. he checked for that by having him squeeze his hand. use your head, then your mouth
The play the pitcher made on that ball is amazing. Look at his footwork. It looks awkward at first, but it was like perfect clockwork. He ensured that he had the ball, and he turned his concentration towards his step to first as he was standing up to deliver the throw. He wasted no time whatsoever. He one-armed kid would have been safe, too, if he had had both arms.
The highlight of this video would have been if the one-armed kid had been safe, but since he was out, I guess I have to give it to the knife in throat kid. He turned what would have been an extremely awkward moment for everyone into a moment that was only awkward for the coach.
Props to Braeden for toughing it out!! Tougher than some pros out there these days.
Saw this live, kids my hero, my dumb ass took a ball like that standing behind first base, warming up the right fielder. The grit it takes to even stand in the box feeling like that! Big ups
I was watching this game yesterday I was super in shock he did that
this may be the best video you've ever done!
the strike was a good call. The strike zone is the zone of when they swing.. not from their stance
3:09 😭😭
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Saw this live, kids my hero
"thanks for coming, mom" omg
He reminded me of Smalls when he caught the ball in the outfield
Seeing the kid squat at the plate reminded me of a team we played when I was a kid. The whole team squatted. Impossible to get a strike.
In the 80's they'd say "put him in a body bag!"
Man. That was heart warming. I'm going to watch this every time I feel down
wait what? the ending was SHOCKING..... They left him out there and they ha a choice? mind blowing!
0:10 - Braeden standing right in the middle of the batter's box.
1:34 - Braeden standing as far away from the plate as humanly possible.
Pain does not exist in this dojo. Does it? - No, Sensei!
I was terrible and very short when I played baseball, my coach told me to do the crouch thing at the plate. Didn't work with that ump either.
Skinny kid like that and his fave food is ribs. He probably puts away slab after slab of babybacks and never gains a pound. He's a frickin hero.
Pitcher sees 1 handed bunt
Also pitcher he about it get smoked
Batter seee ball coming at him I’m in danger
The kids parents are going to have a little ‘private chat’ with the coach afterwards
“He’s ducking the ball ump!”
High tier breakdown
That's a pretty good team with good coaches.
And 99 percent of major leaguers can’t put a bunt down, against the shift, with 2 hands. 😖
They would if they faced this pitcher
Come on now, wake up
In Monty Python form…”it’s just a flesh wound!”
Love the hustle Braden hope he’s okay
You should react to the ALWS championship Idaho vs Hawaii, where the winning pitcher does a backflip after the last pitch
Thanks for coming mom.
How the hell did you think you got to the park son ffs.
What a tough little kid
Kinda torn....part of me says "dude, the kid was hurt if he can't even swing a bat then play a man down"....the other part of me says "hey if he wants to tough it out and play, let him play"
If that was my kid I'd have some serious words for that coach.
Much more entertaining than MLB.
I’ve broken my growth plate before (funny bone) and it sucks.. I was in 7th grade football. FB missed the block on the D end and he blindsided me right as I went to throw the ball.
THANKS FOR COMING MOM!! 😭
He caught the ball and ran towards the infield like it was a video game lolol (don't lie you do it too)
I fucked up that same part of my right arm by overdoing pull ups and i'm still recovering a year later. Take care of your joints and ligaments/tendons everyone!
The narration hear reminds of the Ozzyman Reviews UA-camchannel!!!! Anyone with me???
Knife kid? Legend.
Coach wants to get a warm fuzzy kind coach quote on TV. Kid says what the coach would have said if he wasn’t mic’d up.
4:33 And look at that, it's healed
Holy shit does that kid have heart
From the Ted Lasso school…..nice.
"Thanks for coming mom"
This was the most Merica breakdown
Great job kid's!
"Put the knife in their throat" That's the kind of teammate you want to have in little league
In high school I got hit right in the elbow when I was at bat. It hurt so damn bad. I remember walking up the line, holding my arm and saying mother fucker, mother fucker over and over again. The pitcher was nearby and he thought I was calling him a mfer. He was like im sorry man, I'm sorry.
I took a pitch to the funny bone like that once and it SUCKED. It was like a really bad stinger, but inside the joint. I ended up keeping my arm bent at a 45-degree angle because it hurt to move it in either direction. Really annoying because there was no muscle pain and it felt fine as long as I didn't move it.
Unlike this kid, it was on my leading arm so I couldn't do much with a bat. They had me pitch for the next couple games even though I wasn't really a pitcher, just so I wouldn't have to bat. Glad we played with AL rules lol.
Little league today is way different then when I played not so much the way the game is played but the mental toughness and attitude of the kids playing it. A perfect example is #2 on the red team he’s the kid with the “hurt arm” wow I don’t think I’ve ever seen so much drama in my life!!!!!!Look I get it he was hit by a pitch he probably has some soreness but you would never see that type of attitude and plea for attention when we played. I don’t claim to be some big tough guy who is cooler, and better than everyone around me but I will say this that my desire to win and competitiveness would never allow me to display any type of weakness like that unless I was really really hurt especially in such an important game like this but if I was hurt to that level than I would have been injured too badly to continue. And another thing that whole deal where he crouches as low as he can to the ground thinking there is no longer a strike zone and then when the umpire calls a strike he makes a scene as if the umpire is a complete idiot once again we were never allowed to do that at that age or any age for that matter are you kidding me my coach would have pulled my ass out with a quickness for giving attitude to an umpire or any adult. OK I will now get off of my soapbox since I’m sure there will be plenty of people who disagree with me or will think I am an insensitive jerk LOL that’s OK I still feel the way I feel. 👍🤘😎
In college I was stealing 2nd and on the throw down by the catcher somehow hit me on the inside of my right elbow, just like where this kid got hit. I was out for a few weeks after that, so I feel his pain. My elbow still feels a little jacked up by that
Awesome.
These are the funniest freaking comments I've ever seen🤣
Cool video go braden he's a beast
brayden is an actual legend
I hope that kid knows he’s in a Jomboy vid. I would flip.
That’s definitely a Nebraska move
Braeden is my #1 pick for MLB fantasy if he makes it.
Ayyyyy, shoutout to the state of Nebraska
how are these kids in the little league world series that kid actually refused to bad because he was hurt but he still batted
God bless you all and your families 🙏🏽✝️