That last rule is an insult. One of my favorite little things about baseball is seeing opposing players laugh it up and enjoy the sport. It gives the game a comfy backyard vibe.
I think the worry is someone will get into a fight these days and yelling at fans/causing a Malice at the Palace level fight won’t have any suspensions for getting in the audiences face. It’s most likely still there so they have something on the books to throw at someone who crosses a line.
Bobby Valentine in a disguise is always gonna be the funniest mlb moment to me. I don't even like him all that much, but that shit is hilarious to see every time.
That closing clip with Ozzie Albies shows what's right about baseball today. Albies is an extraordinarily good player, butt more importantly he almost always demonstrates just how fun the game is!
Brandon Phillips is like that, too. He bought the minor league team in my town and plays (or at least he did last year). He's so fun to watch up close! We can get three front row seats behind the batter for the cost of one half-way decent seat at GABP.
I'm glad that the last rule isn't really enforced. The last game that I went to was a Nats vs Mets game, and there was a line of kids sitting in left field waiting for Lindor to sign their ball/glove/hat before the game. It was a really nice thing to see. It's always great to see players being nice to each other because of all the clips of them yelling at each other. If you think people being nice is a bad look, you should do something about the umpires, because their ejections for no reason are a bad look
The one thing you can’t forget about Eddie Gaedel: he was told not to swing and if he did that a sniper in the stands would shoot him. Thank you Ken Burns’ Baseball for that tidbit.
@@mattalan6618Read Gaedel's Wikipedia after hearing about him for the first time. His manager thought he might try to swing at one. "When Veeck got the impression that Gaedel might be tempted to swing at a pitch, the owner warned Gaedel that he had taken out a $1 million insurance policy on his life, and that he would be standing on the roof of the stadium with a rifle prepared to kill Gaedel if he even looked like he was going to swing." Lmao Also, the poor guy got beat to death at the age of 36. (Apparently had a heart attack that couldn't have helped)
@@SacredLiquid that is sad. whats even sadder is Bob Cain was the only player to show up at his funeral. it was like the rest of the legue didnt respect him at all despite his 1 day career.
Maybe utilizing the automatic triple rule to one's advantage: Has any outfielder ever considered throwing his glove in the air to try to knock down a home run ball to turn it into a triple?
If you want to know more about Eddie Gaedel, give me a shout. He was my Grandpa's brother. He dropped the last E from his name because he didn't like people saying it wrong. I'm one of a few Gaedeles out there. A few years ago St. Louis brought me and some family members out to Busch Stadium and honored Eddie's legacy (small as it is, pun intended) by bringing us out on the field and giving away Eddie bobbleheads.
That last rule is so bogus. As a huge hockey fan, a big part of it that I love is that these big, tough strong athletes often play around and have fun with each other during down time, plus, seeing any athlete give a young fan a piece of game used memorobilia or even just a head scratch is always heartwarming. These are things that humanize these athletes
I go through periods where your channel comes up on autoplay and runs through 4-5 videos every couple of weeks. I've probably seen this one a few times but they never get old thanks to your storytelling technique. Always got me hooked! I learn so much from you my dude. Just wanted to say thank you and you're the best.
I've been watching youtube for the better part of 13 years and this channel has to my favorite of all time. I don't know what it is exactly but I love your videos man! Keep up the amazing work, it is much appreciated by the fans!
Not sure you are entirely correct about 'the only ambidextrous pitcher in MLB history'. Ever heard of Greg A Harris? He was actually quite the ambidextrous pitcher, but for most of his career his team wouldnt allow him to pitch lefty. September 28, 1995, while with the Montreal Expos. In the ninth inning, Harris retired Reggie Sanders pitching right-handed, then switched to his left hand for the next two hitters, Hal Morris and Ed Taubensee, who both batted lefty. Harris walked Morris but got Taubensee to ground out. He then went back to his right hand to retire Bret Boone to end the inning. Harris's glove, which was custom built with an extra thumb so that it could be worn on either hand, is now on display at the Baseball Hall of Fame.
You have secured my subscription forever. I commented on an earlier video about the terminology used for people with dwarfism - and I really appreciate you listening and changing! A lot of folks do not take the time and it is appreciated.
Big fan of the channel and the way you tell the hidden stories in baseball! I remember doing a paper in college on the various ways players have bent the rules across baseball’s history, so it’s great to see you cover the other end by noting how silly those rules can be sometimes. Just as one small note, while this video was a fun change of pace, I do hope you still keep using the intro format (and music) that you’ve used before, since that always set the mood in an awesome way. Even better if you can bring back the beat drop you used to do at the end of the intros, that was always a highlight for me! 😊
In my opinion being the shift makes no sense. Why should I have to place my players where they’ve always been? It takes a lot of the strategy out of the game. (From a defensive standpoint)
The Anthony Rizzo hand sanitizer clip with Orlanda Arcia should have been used in the last clip. Or Freddie Freeman knocking the ball out of Asdrubal Cabrera's hand clip. Those are classics that we all love. Solid ass vid.
Players weren't aware of the rule that allows them to stay at the game, ( in street clothes, in the stands)after being ejected? I bought the rule book to read more about catcher indifference. But the ejected player rule has stuck in mind for decades. I had no idea there were so many interesting, unique rules. Baseball is beautiful and anybody who says it's boring knows nothing about the game.
I'm a big Mets fan. The day after the season ends I get a sad, hollow feeling every year. I think "what the hell am I going to do now". Having said that, I'd happily have the Mets go 0-162 and score 0 runs all season if it meant every ball in play hit Angel Hernandez.
13:05 is actually the first time this happened in baseball history on a pitched ball. Due to their being no official rule on using detached equipment on a pitched ball, umpiring crew chief Harry Wendelstedt ruled that based on common sense and fair play, each runner should be awarded one base. The rule was amended to the OBR the following season. Base awards for that particular rule are: three bases on a batted ball, two bases on a thrown ball, and now, thanks to this particular instance, one base on a pitched ball
7:03 "from switching to leftie to rightie, FOR ETERNITY" this just reminds me of turned based videogames that go on an endless loop and sounded so weird to hear it happen in a baseball game lol
You forgot one important part of Gaedel's at bat. He was told there was a sniper on the roof of the stadium that'd take him out if he swung the bat. And he believed it.
1) if a player switches sides of the plate mid at bat, they shall immediately called out 2) players and coaches are stupid 3) all ejected players and coaches are required to exit the vicinity of their dugout AND bullpen. They can change into street clothes and watch from other parts of the park
@Bread And Circuses I only know about his death cause I looked up his name after watching this video. According to Wikipedia no information has been given. But 35... man, he died too young. He left a wife and his two sons. I'm sorry for them, but at least due to this video we learn about him!
Should have used the parks and rec clip. "Illegal, they go right to jail! You a miss a dentist appointment. JAIL. We have the best patients in the world"😂😂 love that clip sadly yt doesnt allow gifs *lames*
Between things like the Chicken and Beer scandal and players' Fortnite addictions, it's weird how the Red Sox somehow keep winning championships when their clubhouse culture is so often in disarray. Imagine a timeline where that stuff didn't happen. How many more rings they'd have in the last 20 years.
It was no surprise they went without winning for decades, you should have seen their Spring Training facilities. I was an AT in the Florida State league in the late '80's. I have been in camping ground toilets in the middle of the effing swamp that were nicer. Very small, all concrete hovels. No AC, (Florida summer = 98⁰ & 99% humidity), water on the floors from leaking showers & doors that didn't shut completely, let alone any security. Players didn't bother to shower. You'd be drenched before you got dressed. Half a$$ ice machine, no real training room. It was disgusting. I don't know when they finally bulldozed it all, but I bet it coincided w/ them finally winning!
So if Shohei Ohtani wants to be friendly with every opposing player in the middle of a game, that would make him guilty on all counts in almost every game.
Players joking around with one another is actually a good look for the game and fans like seeing player being funny and goofy. Good thing MLB doesn't enforce this rule
Actually, there is. There's a video explaining how its in the rules that a dog can't play. They debunked this to bust the conspiracy about how "AirBud" could actually be allowed to play.
This has probably been pointed out already but, isn't "clowning around" with opposing team members part of true sportsmanship? To be 100% serious about the game, yet still have a good time. As for the fans, there's not much that will make a fan's day/year/life more than having a player interact with them in some way. And a player giving a hug, a jersey, a ball/puck to a child is something that the child will remember all their life. Who wants to put an end to that?
that ichro girl has an update.. her name is iris skinner and she threw the first pitch of a game last year.. also she appeared on the mariners youtube channel for an interview
Baseball is not just a sport... its an artform! 😂 this is why baseball will always have my heart its such a wild "culture" no other sport can compare with. 😊
I like Joe Torres rule. If I managed a team, you would not be allowed to talk to or be nice to the other team on game day. In fact, if you weren't cursing their mothers I'd wonder whose side you were on.
I find that the pitcher has to decide first is dumb af. Batter should have to declare which box they stand in first since they are the one trying to score runs. Making the pitcher choose first and the batter react seems like a detriment
It’s not ridiculous that dwarfs are banned. In 1951, the St. Louis Browns sent a midget (3’ 7”) to bat as a stunt; of course he walked on 4 pitches. After that, the rule was enacted to preserve the integrity of the game.
I absolutely cannot stand the ambidextrous pitching rule. A batter should have to stay in the box he chooses, unless a pitching change occurs. If a pitcher wanted to change hands on the same batter, they should be allowed. After all, it's not slowing the game down, at all. And it would be extremely interesting to see.
And this is why I love MLB! It’s been a part of American life so long there’s all these quirky rules no other sports league would ever think to have. It’s so dumb it’s lovable.
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Why are you saying “but” like that?
That last rule is an insult. One of my favorite little things about baseball is seeing opposing players laugh it up and enjoy the sport. It gives the game a comfy backyard vibe.
Yeah sounds to me like Joe Torre never made a single friend In his life and wants to ruin everyone else's fun
OBR 4.06 if you want the exact rule
I think the worry is someone will get into a fight these days and yelling at fans/causing a Malice at the Palace level fight won’t have any suspensions for getting in the audiences face. It’s most likely still there so they have something on the books to throw at someone who crosses a line.
Playing 1B requires conversation with players who reach 1B. It's an unwritten rule. "Hey, How's the family".
Adrian beltre agrees
This channel is the reason why I got back into baseball. Thank you
It’s really a great channel
I've liked baseball for about 12 years and I've never stopped
Same
i dont even watch baseball this is just fire content lol
Same here, this and MLB the show
Bobby Valentine in a disguise is always gonna be the funniest mlb moment to me. I don't even like him all that much, but that shit is hilarious to see every time.
he's done some shit in his career thats for sure
That closing clip with Ozzie Albies shows what's right about baseball today. Albies is an extraordinarily good player, butt more importantly he almost always demonstrates just how fun the game is!
As a Braves fan, I was so excited for his return from injury just for him to get hurt in the 2nd game he returned. I felt so bad for him.
Insert that one clip of Ozzie laughing for 30 seconds straight in game
Ozzie is such a fun guy. So lucky to have him in the Braves
And it helps that the players that are from the Dutch Caribbean speak 4 languages (Dutch / Papiamento/ English / Spanish)
Brandon Phillips is like that, too. He bought the minor league team in my town and plays (or at least he did last year). He's so fun to watch up close! We can get three front row seats behind the batter for the cost of one half-way decent seat at GABP.
(Angel Hernandez gets hit by a Baseball)
Angel Hernandez: STRIKE!
More like, Angel: Automatic team forfeit!
Eject the player!
another dipshits to hate on decent umpire cause its cool
@@Zraknul Meanwhile, the fans: Make a statue of that player!
Man if they enforced the fraternizing rule, Miguel Cabrera would be done lmao. Love that guy.
I know lmao
Same with Beltre
Basically all the latino guys would be done and every 1B.
@@troybaxter its real hard to hate the guy
I'm glad that the last rule isn't really enforced. The last game that I went to was a Nats vs Mets game, and there was a line of kids sitting in left field waiting for Lindor to sign their ball/glove/hat before the game. It was a really nice thing to see. It's always great to see players being nice to each other because of all the clips of them yelling at each other. If you think people being nice is a bad look, you should do something about the umpires, because their ejections for no reason are a bad look
The one thing you can’t forget about Eddie Gaedel: he was told not to swing and if he did that a sniper in the stands would shoot him. Thank you Ken Burns’ Baseball for that tidbit.
wait really? that was really said?
@@mattalan6618Read Gaedel's Wikipedia after hearing about him for the first time. His manager thought he might try to swing at one. "When Veeck got the impression that Gaedel might be tempted to swing at a pitch, the owner warned Gaedel that he had taken out a $1 million insurance policy on his life, and that he would be standing on the roof of the stadium with a rifle prepared to kill Gaedel if he even looked like he was going to swing." Lmao
Also, the poor guy got beat to death at the age of 36. (Apparently had a heart attack that couldn't have helped)
@@SacredLiquid that is sad. whats even sadder is Bob Cain was the only player to show up at his funeral. it was like the rest of the legue didnt respect him at all despite his 1 day career.
@@mattalan6618 baseball has a wild history.
@@SacredLiquid it really does. still sad though that the league did Gaedel dirty
The automatic triple Was very close to happening last year in a bluejays Redsox game back in late June where Manoah threw his glove out of frustration
Maybe utilizing the automatic triple rule to one's advantage: Has any outfielder ever considered throwing his glove in the air to try to knock down a home run ball to turn it into a triple?
I have thought about this and I’m not sure
If you want to know more about Eddie Gaedel, give me a shout. He was my Grandpa's brother. He dropped the last E from his name because he didn't like people saying it wrong. I'm one of a few Gaedeles out there. A few years ago St. Louis brought me and some family members out to Busch Stadium and honored Eddie's legacy (small as it is, pun intended) by bringing us out on the field and giving away Eddie bobbleheads.
Really cool that you have ties to the early days of Major League Baseball
Yeah there is always one.
I swear to god the switch pitcher/switch hitter thing is a Bugs Bunny gag
That last rule is so bogus. As a huge hockey fan, a big part of it that I love is that these big, tough strong athletes often play around and have fun with each other during down time, plus, seeing any athlete give a young fan a piece of game used memorobilia or even just a head scratch is always heartwarming. These are things that humanize these athletes
I go through periods where your channel comes up on autoplay and runs through 4-5 videos every couple of weeks. I've probably seen this one a few times but they never get old thanks to your storytelling technique. Always got me hooked! I learn so much from you my dude. Just wanted to say thank you and you're the best.
Regarding the banter rule. I loved watching Felix Hernandez and Adrian Beltre go at it.
you could tell they had fun bending that rule
I've been watching youtube for the better part of 13 years and this channel has to my favorite of all time. I don't know what it is exactly but I love your videos man! Keep up the amazing work, it is much appreciated by the fans!
Yeah I don’t even watch baseball, and love this channel. Dudes writing is so good along with research and presentation + editing!
Not sure you are entirely correct about 'the only ambidextrous pitcher in MLB history'. Ever heard of Greg A Harris? He was actually quite the ambidextrous pitcher, but for most of his career his team wouldnt allow him to pitch lefty.
September 28, 1995, while with the Montreal Expos. In the ninth inning, Harris retired Reggie Sanders pitching right-handed, then switched to his left hand for the next two hitters, Hal Morris and Ed Taubensee, who both batted lefty. Harris walked Morris but got Taubensee to ground out. He then went back to his right hand to retire Bret Boone to end the inning. Harris's glove, which was custom built with an extra thumb so that it could be worn on either hand, is now on display at the Baseball Hall of Fame.
I absolutely love the game of baseball and your channel has increased that thank you so much ❤
You have secured my subscription forever. I commented on an earlier video about the terminology used for people with dwarfism - and I really appreciate you listening and changing! A lot of folks do not take the time and it is appreciated.
I play warzone with a pitcher on the red Sox. Can confirm they're all about the gamer boy life haha
Rob Manfried being allowed as a MLB employee is quite a dumb rule
Bud Selig was incredibly ignorant of the game, also.
Sesh
Big fan of the channel and the way you tell the hidden stories in baseball! I remember doing a paper in college on the various ways players have bent the rules across baseball’s history, so it’s great to see you cover the other end by noting how silly those rules can be sometimes.
Just as one small note, while this video was a fun change of pace, I do hope you still keep using the intro format (and music) that you’ve used before, since that always set the mood in an awesome way. Even better if you can bring back the beat drop you used to do at the end of the intros, that was always a highlight for me! 😊
"In 2019, the Red Sox were TERRIBLE"... as the graphic shows a winning record that I would be ecstatic for my team to have...
You forgot the two dumbest rules though: ghost runner on 2nd in extra innings and banning the shift!
Not that dumb but do you want to see games that go to the 20th inning
I’m a fan of the shift being banned
@@aidenawe9359 If you like baseball then yes.
In my opinion being the shift makes no sense. Why should I have to place my players where they’ve always been? It takes a lot of the strategy out of the game. (From a defensive standpoint)
@@aidenawe9359 I'm not. Learn to hit the other way. Why penalize a team for playing smart defense.
The Anthony Rizzo hand sanitizer clip with Orlanda Arcia should have been used in the last clip. Or Freddie Freeman knocking the ball out of Asdrubal Cabrera's hand clip. Those are classics that we all love.
Solid ass vid.
Tony Mullane was one of the top pitchers in baseball in the 1880s-90s and was very famous for switch-pitching.
Players weren't aware of the rule that allows them to stay at the game, ( in street clothes, in the stands)after being ejected? I bought the rule book to read more about catcher indifference. But the ejected player rule has stuck in mind for decades. I had no idea there were so many interesting, unique rules. Baseball is beautiful and anybody who says it's boring knows nothing about the game.
BABE WAKE UP , BASEBALL DOESNT EXIST JUST POSTED A NEW VIDEO 🎉🎉❤️❤️
I love David price now. He's a gamer, and he got the wrist to prove it
15:57 no one talking about buddy in the background?
I thought i was tripping
I know bro 💀
You always put out quality videos. One of my favorite channels, baseball or otherwise. Keep up the great work.
Incredible content. This is the stuff I enjoy about this channel. So many silly rules and funny stories especially the last one.
I'm a big Mets fan. The day after the season ends I get a sad, hollow feeling every year. I think "what the hell am I going to do now". Having said that, I'd happily have the Mets go 0-162 and score 0 runs all season if it meant every ball in play hit Angel Hernandez.
My head explodes every time this man says “but”, but I love the videos
Looked for this comment. Great channel. BOOT, he struggles with alot of big words too.
Yet another masterpiece. As a former lifelong fan of the MLB. This channel has single-handedly brought me back to The Show.
How many lives have you lived?
13:05 is actually the first time this happened in baseball history on a pitched ball. Due to their being no official rule on using detached equipment on a pitched ball, umpiring crew chief Harry Wendelstedt ruled that based on common sense and fair play, each runner should be awarded one base. The rule was amended to the OBR the following season. Base awards for that particular rule are: three bases on a batted ball, two bases on a thrown ball, and now, thanks to this particular instance, one base on a pitched ball
7:03 "from switching to leftie to rightie, FOR ETERNITY" this just reminds me of turned based videogames that go on an endless loop and sounded so weird to hear it happen in a baseball game lol
Dude, your videos are insanely good!! I learn so much from you dude!!! Keep it up
Best baseball channel on UA-cam. Hands down. I tell everybody about it.
Agreed 🙏
The players were cracking those 90s
You forgot one important part of Gaedel's at bat. He was told there was a sniper on the roof of the stadium that'd take him out if he swung the bat. And he believed it.
1) if a player switches sides of the plate mid at bat, they shall immediately called out
2) players and coaches are stupid
3) all ejected players and coaches are required to exit the vicinity of their dugout AND bullpen. They can change into street clothes and watch from other parts of the park
Just read Justin Miller (the pitcher with the tattoos) died at age 35. Rest in peace, fella.
@breadandcircuses8127no info about that has been out.
@Bread And Circuses I only know about his death cause I looked up his name after watching this video. According to Wikipedia no information has been given.
But 35... man, he died too young. He left a wife and his two sons. I'm sorry for them, but at least due to this video we learn about him!
I don’t know a thing about baseball and I love watching these vids
I love the banter between players. I hope they don't ever enforce that rule.
Should have used the parks and rec clip.
"Illegal, they go right to jail!
You a miss a dentist appointment. JAIL.
We have the best patients in the world"😂😂 love that clip sadly yt doesnt allow gifs *lames*
Between things like the Chicken and Beer scandal and players' Fortnite addictions, it's weird how the Red Sox somehow keep winning championships when their clubhouse culture is so often in disarray. Imagine a timeline where that stuff didn't happen. How many more rings they'd have in the last 20 years.
It was no surprise they went without winning for decades, you should have seen their Spring Training facilities.
I was an AT in the Florida State league in the late '80's. I have been in camping ground toilets in the middle of the effing swamp that were nicer.
Very small, all concrete hovels. No AC, (Florida summer = 98⁰ & 99% humidity), water on the floors from leaking showers & doors that didn't shut completely, let alone any security.
Players didn't bother to shower. You'd be drenched before you got dressed. Half a$$ ice machine, no real training room. It was disgusting.
I don't know when they finally bulldozed it all, but I bet it coincided w/ them finally winning!
Baseball Doesn’t Exist & JxmyHighroller are immediate watches
I learn lots of stuff about the sport and the players cause of you
One of my new favorite videos!! Keep up the amazing work!! ♥️⚾️
Never been much of a baseball fan, but this channel has definitely made baseball interesting to me
Thanks I love when u upload❤
So if Shohei Ohtani wants to be friendly with every opposing player in the middle of a game, that would make him guilty on all counts in almost every game.
Imagine losing fortnite to a Red Sox player
It’s always a good day when baseball doesn’t exist uploads
Agreed 🙏
I can't get enough of this guy pronouncing the word "but."
Buut
Came here to the comments because I was thinking the same thing
Was trying to think of what it reminded me of, then it hit me: Jimmy Valmer from a South Park.
Players joking around with one another is actually a good look for the game and fans like seeing player being funny and goofy. Good thing MLB doesn't enforce this rule
All I know is there's no rule that says dogs can't play basketball.
Actually, there is. There's a video explaining how its in the rules that a dog can't play. They debunked this to bust the conspiracy about how "AirBud" could actually be allowed to play.
Classroom: Say the line, Baseball Doesn't Exist
Baseball Doesn't Exist: "....BUEET!..."
I don't even really like baseball, but these videos are incredible! Keep up the good work
6:07 Pat Vindette lives next door to my Dad. He's a really nice guy.
Seeing the clip of Simon Birch awakened a memory long left dormant
This has probably been pointed out already but, isn't "clowning around" with opposing team members part of true sportsmanship? To be 100% serious about the game, yet still have a good time.
As for the fans, there's not much that will make a fan's day/year/life more than having a player interact with them in some way. And a player giving a hug, a jersey, a ball/puck to a child is something that the child will remember all their life.
Who wants to put an end to that?
MLB needs to hire BDE, they need all the help they can get.
I love this guy the flow of his video is perfect
Please make a Roy Holliday video. I feel he is extremely underrated and his career deserves to be heard
9:19 Carlos Santana was my favorite player since I started wathcing baseball. Now I love him even more 😁
As a guardians fan I wish we still had him on our team.
that ichro girl has an update.. her name is iris skinner and she threw the first pitch of a game last year.. also she appeared on the mariners youtube channel for an interview
Baseball is not just a sport... its an artform! 😂 this is why baseball will always have my heart its such a wild "culture" no other sport can compare with. 😊
Single handedly just killed like 4 video ideas I had in the barrel xD Touché
rip
Bruh what's going on at 15:56 😂💀
Love these videos!
ive watched almsot all your videos and im so hyped u posted
I like Joe Torres rule.
If I managed a team, you would not be allowed to talk to or be nice to the other team on game day. In fact, if you weren't cursing their mothers I'd wonder whose side you were on.
MY DAD 8:23 ITS MY DAD RAFAEL FURCAL NOT JOKING
David Price's fortnite obsession is still hilarious to this day
I can imagine he can buy all the v bucks he wants with his millions
Favorite baseball channel, hands down
I find that the pitcher has to decide first is dumb af. Batter should have to declare which box they stand in first since they are the one trying to score runs.
Making the pitcher choose first and the batter react seems like a detriment
I don't even really like baseball by itself but I do like your channel
Eddie Gaedal was too OP, he would have broken the game.
Now all dwarfs are punished because baseball wasn’t ready for a three foot tall GOAT
It’s not ridiculous that dwarfs are banned. In 1951, the St. Louis Browns sent a midget (3’ 7”) to bat as a stunt; of course he walked on 4 pitches. After that, the rule was enacted to preserve the integrity of the game.
Get gud
My day sucked till this came out 😊
So true
I absolutely cannot stand the ambidextrous pitching rule. A batter should have to stay in the box he chooses, unless a pitching change occurs. If a pitcher wanted to change hands on the same batter, they should be allowed. After all, it's not slowing the game down, at all. And it would be extremely interesting to see.
good day when bde posts
0:18 yet Jose Altuve is thriving, you love to see it
Stg MLB is doing everything it can to cling on to its last remnant of "old baseball" and make everything as "professional" as possible.
that fraternization rule was the worst... players are expected to show no emotions and never talk and just quietly walk off the field after the game
So nobody gonna mention what the hell was that at 15:58
Amazing video!!!
Great videos as always
And this is why I love MLB! It’s been a part of American life so long there’s all these quirky rules no other sports league would ever think to have. It’s so dumb it’s lovable.
Dang you forgot to mention the #1 dumbest clubhouse rule. Yankees are by contract not allowed to have beards
Is he purposely saying “but” weird?
I'm so glad I'm not the only one, I genuinely felt like I was losing my mind watching this videos.
Yeah I just posted similar thing. It's really bothering me lol. It's like the way people pronounce "put" but with a b.
12:24 me when i get told to go to the principal’s office
The tattoo rule is wild bro. They say its distracting?? Meanwhile players are wearing literal "bling" around their necks
11:00 😂 man got suspended for simpping
Wake up new Baseball Doesn't Exist vid
Your research is awesome. Never seen a guys where helmet backwards in an in bat
Why do these rule’s exist 💀💀
I can't believe "No fun allowed" is a legit rule lmao
He don’t stop