God this is how it should be. It’s adults playing a game. You suck at it? Sucks to suck. This is why these people are paid millions every year. Fuckin babies.
LOL one time Whitey Herzog's runnin' Redbirds were blowing out the SF Giants. The guys were running like they always did. Roger Craig got pissed and Herzog said we'll stop running when you stop scoring. ROFL!
here's a WRITTEN RULE: if a team wants to stop playing the game, they can forfeit at any time. more respectful than half-assing it and getting mad at those players who continue to put in an effort which is beyond asinine.
Why not put the rookies up to at least pitch a couple of rounds just to try and work on their game against batters who are still going to try and hit to improve their own individual stats?
Is this why they went with a position player to pitch? Just to get 9 on the board? I really don't get it. Why not use a pitcher? They're barely throwing anyway. Hell, if it's just for the fans, draft a fan out of the audience to "pitch". Or a mascot. At least that would be memorable.
I agree 100%, but the truth is, Tony LaRussa is clown shoes. Mickey Mouse wears Tony LaRussa pajamas. He looks about as lucid and sober in this video as he did in the dash cam footage from his DUI.
And if the pitcher strikes out the batter (the more often occurrence of the two, mind you), he gets to berate you in public and now owns your first born son as his slave.
@@iplayvideogames2542 if I was a position player pitching I wouldn't give a rat's ass about the results. You're not even a pitcher, no expects you to pitch well. And the batter posturing and gesturing to the sky just makes him look even stupider. It's like hitting a homerun off a guy in the stands and acting like it was Sandy Koufax
@@username-zj9id then put a rookie pitcher in who has numbers to play for and make a practice game out of it. If you toss the game off you toss the game off, that’s on you. Can’t be mad the other team keeps going.
“Respect the game,” means to give it 100% until the game is over. Also, these are professionals. They are grown adults. If they don’t like being scored on, they can do something about it. In fact, they are being paid millions of dollars to do something about it.
@@Thedirtylittlesecret That is a poor argument. With combat sports, someone can physically get injured and potentially killed. With baseball, worst thing is someone gets their feelings hurt.
@@Thedirtylittlesecret His comment makes a lot of sense actually. You have to call fights because you risk serious injury if you're losing bad. Where as baseball it is just hurt feelings. And yes there is injures in baseball, but it has nothing to do with losing terribly.
If my career depended on my batting average and other statistics, I would absolutely hit a home run when given the opportunity. In 4 years, no one will remember this happened but he’ll still have this HR on his record.
My biggest thing is that people will complain about guys taking a swing when it doesn’t matter but won’t even blink when players are intentionally throwing at guys at 90+mph
This comment can't get enough likes. Why are they out there if they aren't going to play because the game is out of hand? In that case give fans their money back for the "quitting time" and don't pay the players for the mercy time. None of the stats should count! It's just plain silly
Baseball is the sport of mafia clubs protecting reputations by sending pitchers to do jobs, aka throw at people. Exactly what La Russa sounded like - a godfather who issued an apology in hopes of not receiving retaliation. Duffy couldn't shoot straight, but the message was given. La Russa approved of the premeditated hit.
This is baseball at its worst. LaRussa- “Don’t swing 3-0 when we’re up by a bunch”. Players-“but we have incentives in our contracts that make us more money, and the game isn’t over”. Example…Mets were down by 6 going into their last at bat, scored 7 and won the game. A lot of times, divisions are won by 1 or 2 games. Every game is important, or they wouldn’t keep track.
@@knicksornewyorkcityfan2659 who ain’t gonna swing, I mean come on this is a big year for yermin he needs everything he can get so he can land a big money contract
"I, the manager, hate that my player has hit a home run. So much so that I do not have a problem with them throwing at him." This guy just lost the locker room
well it's suppose to be an unwritten rule in baseball... but i also beg to differ cause. yes your getting blown out your using non using pitchers to pitch. it sucks i know id on't like it but a part of me understand that.. but for me as a hitter 3-0 count i can take a strike or try to hit... it such a tough spot. if it's 3-2 regardless i don't want to strike out i hope i can ground out or something. i hate striking out. to get back straight to the point.. the signs were giving take a strike please. whether the batter didn't see it or he ignored it on purpose that's all on the white sox. All i know is if i'm hitting and if you make a mistake... i'm hitting it... but there are consequences... so shit.
“You broke the unwritten rule of let your stats drop because the team is already winning.” “Cool, I’ll just go to a team that actually follows the written rules and doesn’t make shit up.”
@@truthbetold7718 ya that one hr is gonna make or break his career lmao. its like stealing in this situation. you are mocking the opposing team, unless you guys want sports to turn into fuckin call of duty lobbies. what the manager said about feelings and apologizing is wrong, but so is the dumb fuck going yard. i was taught this shit in little league.
@@angels22faz stealing? Maybe not go down 15 - 4 and then complain when the other team continues to play. What exactly did they teach you in little leagues… the games over when the other team gives up?
@@rajpreetdhanoa5102 that you dont show up the opposing team. and what the fuck do you think GMs are going to see here? oh this guy went yard off an infielder? just -1 homerun off his year and career cause that shit doesnt count. fuckin sore ass winners. have some respect for the game and the other team. in what world does continuing to shit on the other team not become childish? whether you win by 1 run or 40 literally doesnt matter.
mans on a rookie level contract as a career minor league player. he’s playing everyday for his job so i don’t understand why he isn’t allowed to pad his stats and play as hard as he can so he can stay in the bigs
Jomboy mentioned it in the initial breakdown, but I wish he reiterated it here too, because it really makes LaRussa's take even worse than it appears at first blush. LaRussa is basically telling his players he would rather they tank their career than make the other team feel bad.
even as a veteran, shouldn't be disallowed to pad stats.. I mean look at Westbrook. Padding stats like nobody's business and called goat for it. That can be Mercedes
@@Thedirtylittlesecret oh no we wouldn't wanna hurt anyone's feelings! 😔these poor pitchers have to deal with so much these days, we should take it easy on them and let them get the strikeout
@@Thedirtylittlesecret why does the batter have to take the punishment? Mercedes is a new player, his stats matter a lot to him and his career. bunch of babies that play this game now
Believing a manager is telling his players the same thing in a closed clubhouse that he says to reporters in a post game zoom interview - sheeple edition.
I love how you can't swing 3-0 in a blowout game against a fielder pitching, but if you do and hit a home run then it's perfectly okay to beam the other team...
Wild.. I have never seen a manager say anything like this. Upset and we will talk about it is one thing. But Tony basically said it was ok to throw at the kid.
I was always taught, that playing "easy" against your opponents and not showing them the respect they deserve is a huge insult. Playing your best shows that you respect your opponent.
This unwritten rule is a result of little leagues trying to keep kids from crying after a loss on the way home. Thus you have, participation awards: a trophy for losing. Just so you can say “hey, I played too!”
@@partycrasher9660 participation trophies have always been for the sake of the parents, if the little league kid is having fun they don’t care about getting a trophy/medal/etc.
@@jesarablack1661 - diminishing returns -- coaches would rather their players save energy for the next game than waste it on a blowout; they see it as an unwritten rule to respect the white flag because no one wants to watch a game where a team just outright quits.
@@dinosaurclub if they weren't getting paid to do a job, your point would make more sense. Try telling your boss you did all your work, pay me for the other 7 hours of my shift and I'll be on my way home! Riiggght.. Injuring guys because they're doing their jobs?
@@philippiansfourfour1081 Going by your username, I find it sad to see a Christian use the word “soyboy” unironically. Also I’d pay to watch you call any major leaguer soyboy to their face.
I remember playing little league and this was a thing then, but I'm pretty sure we all understood that was a little league thing...I was honestly shocked the first time I heard people in the majors talk like that. Mercy rule for people making hundreds of millions of dollars a year? Get the fuck out.
I also cannot believe that after Yermin got hit by a pitch last night that TLR still didn’t have his back. You don’t have to like what Yermin did, but don’t be ok with him getting hit! What a joke.
Seriously though Sox ownership needs to take a close look at these interviews, he is clearly suffering from dementia. He sounded like a retired boxer. This is outside the fact that he is not OK with his players hitting homeruns, but is perfectly ok with the opposition throwing at his hitters. Wow.
I"m in tears 😂😂😂 When the reporter asked if he is worried about the Twins retaliating.... If they could have done something about it they would have beaten the Sox. 🤣🤣🤣
Imagine having a HOF career as a manager, winning a WS in 3 different decades, having been a part of the game since the 50’s, and still not truly appreciating that baseball doesn’t have a clock.
I'm sorry, if I'm getting paid millions to hit the ball, and my future contracts depend on my statistical ability to hit a ball, then I'm going to hit the ball when it's right down the middle.
1. Jimmy, never ever change you’re perfect and I love you xx 2. Look, I’m Australian, and I REALLY wanna get into baseball. It’s history has always fascinated me. However, this stuff is garbage and I genuinely don’t think I can appreciate a sport where managers and coaches care more about their opponents’ feelings than his own players’ safety, and his own TEAM winning the game. This is dumb.
I’m from Ireland, watching from across the Atlantic. This stinks, but there’s enough baseball going on to where this isn’t that common, with 162 games per team you’re not running out of competitive matches.
I agree but i think he means it in a sense that if the other team did it, he wouldnt have hesitated to throw at them either. Any team is throwing at a player if they swing 3-0 in a blowout so 99.9% of the players on the bench would expect someone to be thrown at so in that sense hes like fuck it, my dude made a mistake and we will deal with the consequences. So i dont hate him for not caring, you probably shouldnt say it though lol.
@@JarthenGreenmeadow Yeah like if you're just hangin out with friends and would rather be playing another game where someone's not getting dunked on then sure, let's cut this short but, like... this is MLB
@@JarthenGreenmeadow can you tell me one thing ? Why would it matter if the other team got mad ? Why was the manger trying to avoid the other team getting mad ??? This is sports !?!??!
@@juice4826 Because there are bunch of crybabies in the MLB. There's an unwritten rule that says you shouldn't swing at a 3-0 pitch when you're team is winning by several runs late in the game. Just like when Tatis hit a grand slam against the Rangers a year or so ago in a similar situation. Of course, in Tatis' situation, if he'd taken ball 4 and walked in a run, he'd have been accused of having bad sportsmanship, trying to draw a walk and force a run with his team up big. At least in this situation a walk wouldn't force in a run. In short, it's just an excuse for professional athletes to act like babies.
The written rule: four balls is a walk which awards you first base and is an important part of the game. Dumbasses in this comment section: taking a walk = not trying
@@LuckyVillain419 i think id rather have a homerun than a walk... but idk its close. maybe i should just walk to save somebody who im trying to beats feelings? stupid
@@LuckyVillain419 The written rule: A home run is a guaranteed run on the board while a walk is a pass to first base. Your dumbass: Take the walk instead.
@@KevSBAG he's not saying that he'll take a walk. He's just correcting the guys comment. Also, they put in a position player to pitch. So go ahead and hit anything because this shows that the other team doesn't care about the game whatsoever.
When I played hockey there was no way the coach would let us stop trying even if we were up 4-0. It's not about saving feelings. It's about not getting caught off guard and letting momentum take a sure-win away from you. The game isn't over till it's over.
“Sorry that our professional athlete who makes millions per year increased the score in a game during which all your multi-millionaire professional athletes stopped trying.” Sports are weird… my office job doesn’t have a comparison like this that I can readily draw from.
Well actually Yermin is on a rookie contract, he is going to be paid off of his stats. So I would of done the same shit. This guy wasn't even supposed to be on the team.
@@wick3dwabbit603 Exactly! Will they keep the same whiny vibes when it comes time to get paid? Nah, they gonna do everything they can to increase pay tenfold.
"Giving respect to the opponents" is giving it your all. Of course overly celebrating or something like that is a bit tasteless, since you basically destroyed the team. But you should always play like it matters. I don't want someone to go easy on me just cause I'm losing.
New unwritten rule: “When a position player is inserted on the mound by the opposing team, it is courteous to send up 3 of your reserve pitchers to bat in order to quickly end the inning” Rule sponsored by Tony LaRussa
I actually found that idea pretty funny. I mean it makes sense: one side sends up hitters to pitch, so the other side sends up pitchers to hit. Everything in the universe in perfect balance. Play ball.
I like how following unwritten rules leads to the starting pitcher getting himself tossed out in the 4th inning of a close game because of what happened in a previous game after they basically already lost.
If my manager said that I’m asking for a trade immediately. Imagine caring more about the other teams feelings than your own players. I’d never hit a homer for this guy again
13 PEOPLE AGREED with that line of b.s you said?? if you played for Dick williams, Sparky Anderson, Don Zimmer (google them)..YOU wouldnt ask for a trade..you would be sent down to the minors or you would be traded....without asking
@@jaydesrochers753 Did you ask them or are you making a fallacious argument to authority without even getting their opinion? Either way it's a fallacious argument to make if they don't explain why, but one just leaves you looking like you're grasping at straws.
@@ddrum619 ohhh you mean...REAL baseball? not the CRAP on display today..the worst level of play mlb has ever produced?...these sallies would never make it in "baseball of yore"...
When the other team gives up, it's an insult to the sport and the other team. They deserve complete humiliation. Take your beatings when you lose, or you don't deserve to celebrate when you win.
nah there needs to be a penalty for not trying your hardest we fans dont pay good money to see half assed effort. Its supposed to be sports entertainment and nothing is entertaining about giving up.
@@civicpayload.1796 WRONG He gets paid for his STATS. Not who he hit homerun #14 off of because that will affect his arbitration case... don't be so fucking stupid.
As a Twins fan, good for him taking the homerun. We didn't need a freaking apology. He was at 3-0 and facing a 45mph pitcher. Why not go for it? Track runners don't slow down when they're destroying the field. Why shouldn't a baseball team? Also, there are team written rules that aren't written in the league-wide rulebook. And maybe one of the team rules is "Don't swing on 3-0." But DON'T shame your player in front of reporters. Deal with it behind closed doors. I thought LaRussa was smarter then that.
Twins are punks for throwing at Yermin. Even after all the groveling done by LaRussa and taking his own player to task they still go and throw at him. Dicks
@@tomignacios3668 Believe it or not, there are actually people who don't drink and drive. Me being one of them. Probably because my uncle died to a drunk driver when I was 10. But hey, at least I know the danger of it unlike many idiots out there. 20$ for a taxi, or potentially 20 years in prison for manslaughter. Not a hard choice to make.
Because the season is a marathon basically. The wear and tear of this game will effect the next game. If the game gets called early that wear effect isn't there. It could actually end up an advantage for the next game to call it early. The endurance factor of the season is predicated on that stuff.
@@tripplec03 for the exact same reason, fans payed to see a full game of BASEBALL, not 4 innings of baseball and 5 innings of one (Likely both) teams not even trying anymore.
I'm gonna work my ass off for the first 6 hours of work, and just when my boss tells us we're ahead of schedule, I'm gonna go sit in the break room. If he asks me what I'm doing, im gonna tell him to phone TLR.
@@rob3791 No, not a great analogy. You finished the task for the day and the boss said take the rest of the day off. Start a new task tomorrow. It's a new task the next day not a continuation of the same one. Look at it that way and it makes sense. IF it was the same task then I could make some great progress by working on it and your analogy makes sense. The game (task) is basically over and even the opponent tells you it is.
@@nohigherbeing Chris Davis put up numbers earlier in his career to get that contract, I don't begrudge any young guy trying to up his numbers since his future earnings will be directly tied to his stats
Exactly! The count is 3-0 cause he is struggling to get strikes not cause he's trying to get a strikeout. Don't like a homerun hit on you, then put in an actual pitcher.
The guy was trying for a homerun. He was trying to clobber it. I'm cool with that. I'd be more upset if he just tried to bloop one out there. He went full send or nothing 👍
If slugging on a 3-0 count when a position player is pitching is good sportsmanship, then we should also let boxers come into the ring and pummel the guy whose corner threw in the towel. Putting in a position player on the bump when you're down double digits late in the game IS quitting. But it's quitting in a way that provides a modicum of entertainment for the fans, that's all. Somehow Jomboy doesn't get that.
When MLB players sign contracts, their pay is largely based on their stats. So one home run can earn them thousands more even if it was in garbage time. Plus, some of the younger/lower paid players on the team's only chance to show what they've got is in garbage time, so to me this unwritten rule is nonsense.
"He's got a baseball body" "Clean cut, good face" "Good lookin' ballplayer" "Got an ugly girlfriend" "Passes the eye candy test" "Girlfriend is a 6, at best" ... GREAT scene.
Yeah you play to WIN THE WORLD SERIES. That’s why you tell your guy to take on a 3-0 count up by 10 so that he doesn’t get injured when he’s inevitably drilled the next night. or worse, a bench clearing brawl happens and then everyone is in a situation where they could get injured.... he does not care about hurting the Twins feelings. He cares about the retaliation that happens when you hurt the twins feelings.
@@LuckyVillain419 It's more to do with how good the players are rather than the manager calling the shots in this instance with the Chicago White Sox. As a Diamondbacks fan, I heavily despise this man for a reason.
He gets paid to do what he’s told to do. He was told to take the pitch. Fire a first place manager yeah sure you moron. Would you like us to give up the division lead as well? You genius.
Russa dosbt care at all. Hes just virtue signaling so the twins or anyone else wont be mad at him. Totally throwing his own player under the bus for doing what hes paid to do.
La Russa should've just stayed retired. Like seriously, the gall of this fucking fossil to tell a guy who's barely clawed his way into the majors to not hit a surefire homerun.
@@yamuthastwat123 when was baseball about respect ? When they drank beer in the dugout and spit chew everywhere ? Or was it when they wouldn’t let anyone but white people play ? Please do tell me when it was a game of respect
Putting in position players to finish games is the "modern game"...LaRussa needs to quit being a little bitch about his player giving 100% at the plate...
Im a sox fan and I dont like him. Even if theyre doing good, hes already had too many moments where he just DOESNT make obvious decisions. Then he thinks he can make up for it by admitting to his mistakes afterwards. It worked the first time, but thats gotten old. Now hes telling someone who he literally pays (not enough) to hit baseballs, to not hit fucking baseballs.
Like you’ve never driven drunk before. Stop trying to hold yourself over this man for something a vast majority of people have done at least once in their life just because he got caught.
The insane thing about this is that EVEN IF there's an unwritten rule and EVEN IF you agree with the unwritten rule, how do you just take the opponent's side as the manager? You defend your own players in public even if you want to chew them out in private because of the "unwritten rules". You don't have to be some impartial judge of the situation. YOU'RE THE MANAGER OF ONE OF THE TEAMS INVOLVED.
@@ando5581 nothing funny about it, it was just embarrassing. You can't let Sano beat you, especially after hitting 2 whiplash shots in his previous at-bats.. Put him on and take your chances with the next batter.
@@Nightwatchman53 Yup, should have not given Sano anything to hit. Tony was more worried about the hurt feelings of the Twinkies to think about that. I wonder what Tony was thinking when Timmy was yelling “Stay Mad”. Lol.
Boomer Manager: "The game has gotten soft. It's not as gritty as when I used to play." Also: "dOnT HiT ToO MaNy hOmErUNs iT CouLd huRt tHe oThER tEaM's feELiNgS."
@@noneofyourbusiness747 And with how he's been handling things, I think his players will step over his cold corpse to get into the batters' box and launch a homer.
Could you imagine a UFC fight where one guy clearly wins 4 rounds, and then in the 5th his opponent says “bro you already won 4 rounds, you cant be punching and kicking me anymore, it’s disrespectful.”
I mean is anybody going to talk about the fact that dude wants to enforce the unwritten rules just a few days after admitting he didn't know WRITTEN rules?!?
This is something all of us Whitesox fans were afraid of with this hire. We have a good exciting young team who wanna hit homeruns and run up the score. TLR isn’t the guy to manage that.
Yup, he takes the fun out of the game. I just hope that every single guy on that roster is immune to the Colby Rasmus effect from TLR. Dude was broken when he came to Toronto, and it took him a long time to find the love of the game again.
CC Sabthia said it best “if you don’t want them to swing 3-0 then throw strikes”
Yes
oof
I’m lost. Shouldn’t it be if you don’t want them to swing 3-0, throw a ball in the dirt, or way outside?
@@tien90802 he means throw a strike on one of the first 3 pitches. Cant get swung on a 3-0 if youre never in a 3-0
@@tien90802 hes sayin throw strikes so it aint that count
Tony LaRussa giving me serious emperor palpatine vibes in those postgame interviews
Palpatine vibes... you're a genius.
I love democracy
I was about to say this😭
You mean looking like a walking corpse?
Because he’s controlling or because he looks 200 years old
“If you don’t want us to score then stop us.” -Bill Belichick
Good one tbh
God this is how it should be. It’s adults playing a game. You suck at it? Sucks to suck. This is why these people are paid millions every year. Fuckin babies.
LOL one time Whitey Herzog's runnin' Redbirds were blowing out the SF Giants. The guys were running like they always did. Roger Craig got pissed and Herzog said we'll stop running when you stop scoring. ROFL!
100% true
That's part of the reason why Belichick is the GOAT, and his players respect him
here's a WRITTEN RULE: if a team wants to stop playing the game, they can forfeit at any time. more respectful than half-assing it and getting mad at those players who continue to put in an effort which is beyond asinine.
they really wrote all that in the book?
@@jaybandu6976 yep. “Half-assing” is bold and underlined in the official mlb rulebook
Why not put the rookies up to at least pitch a couple of rounds just to try and work on their game against batters who are still going to try and hit to improve their own individual stats?
@@jaybandu6976 just want to let you know your joke was seen, laughed at heartily, and in a just world would have a few thousand likes.
@@HoyaSaxaSD thanks bud! It's hard these days 🤣
Larussa looked very drunk. He’s probably just getting ready for his drive home.
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Fucking dead lol
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What a silly manager. Quite literally not something that would have happened in Little League
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Fans paid full price for tickets, they expect a full game.
Is this why they went with a position player to pitch? Just to get 9 on the board? I really don't get it.
Why not use a pitcher? They're barely throwing anyway.
Hell, if it's just for the fans, draft a fan out of the audience to "pitch". Or a mascot. At least that would be memorable.
I'd love to see stats on how many fans watch a full 9 innings. Especially during a blowout.
They have been told they have to get together on these situations. This is coming from the top.
All 17 of them
Why wouldn't the other team try to win the entire game? It's professional sports, not little league LMAO
Honestly, if we are talking about "respect for the game" giving up in the middle of the game is a little more disrespectful than hitting a homerun
And then putting a guys Heath in jeopardy by throwing 90+ at him because he did his job. So respectful.
These people need to be paid in pesos based on their values. Bunch of babies nowadays
@@jking0.o121 what do you mean nowadays, when the old guys are the ones being babies
@@alejo5267 I mean that being a baby isn't ageist. Young, old, small and tall, anyone and most everyone acts like babes *nowadays*
“middle of the game”? It’s the ninth inning!
you'd think it'd be an "unwritten rule" to not trash your own fucking player to the public and justify the other team trying to bean him
The manager is a piece of shit for throwing his player under the buss.
I agree 100%, but the truth is, Tony LaRussa is clown shoes. Mickey Mouse wears Tony LaRussa pajamas. He looks about as lucid and sober in this video as he did in the dash cam footage from his DUI.
@@Jason-hq1mk if any other manager said this he'd be fired that night
Everyone knows when you hit a home run you have to bow to the pitcher and start a charitable foundation in their name
You’re a diamond in the rough, Sir William.
And if the pitcher strikes out the batter (the more often occurrence of the two, mind you), he gets to berate you in public and now owns your first born son as his slave.
Don't forget to ask the pitcher for permission before running the bases
#pitcherlivesmatter
The Madison Bumgarner You Run The Bases And You Don't Look At Me Foundation For Pitchers With Hurt Feelings.
Bottom line, you can’t put a guy out on the mound who throws 40mph lollipops and get mad when he gets taken yard.
Agreed
@@iplayvideogames2542 if I was a position player pitching I wouldn't give a rat's ass about the results. You're not even a pitcher, no expects you to pitch well. And the batter posturing and gesturing to the sky just makes him look even stupider. It's like hitting a homerun off a guy in the stands and acting like it was Sandy Koufax
@@username-zj9id, well said!
@@username-zj9id then put a rookie pitcher in who has numbers to play for and make a practice game out of it. If you toss the game off you toss the game off, that’s on you. Can’t be mad the other team keeps going.
Actually impressive to go yard off 40 mph, that takes some muscle
“Respect the game,” means to give it 100% until the game is over. Also, these are professionals. They are grown adults. If they don’t like being scored on, they can do something about it. In fact, they are being paid millions of dollars to do something about it.
So do fighters and sometimes your just beat. Doesn’t mean you beat the guy until he’s dead. at some point you goofballs gotta say okay he’s dead now 🤣
@@Thedirtylittlesecret That is a poor argument. With combat sports, someone can physically get injured and potentially killed. With baseball, worst thing is someone gets their feelings hurt.
@@benjaminbrockway5998 lmao 😂 a dude got hit in the face last week and your comment make 0 sense.
@@Thedirtylittlesecret His comment makes a lot of sense actually. You have to call fights because you risk serious injury if you're losing bad. Where as baseball it is just hurt feelings. And yes there is injures in baseball, but it has nothing to do with losing terribly.
@@calebthezombie8457 feeling get a-lot of people killed
If my career depended on my batting average and other statistics, I would absolutely hit a home run when given the opportunity. In 4 years, no one will remember this happened but he’ll still have this HR on his record.
Eventually he can make up whatever story he wants about the Homer cuz everyone will move on anyway lmao
Yup every single possible time I can. If they don't want to get scored on they can put an actual fucking pitcher on the mound
Not true! I remember it well.
My biggest thing is that people will complain about guys taking a swing when it doesn’t matter but won’t even blink when players are intentionally throwing at guys at 90+mph
"BaSeBAlL iS A gAmE abOuT ReSpeCT"
This comment can't get enough likes. Why are they out there if they aren't going to play because the game is out of hand? In that case give fans their money back for the "quitting time" and don't pay the players for the mercy time. None of the stats should count! It's just plain silly
You are slightly wrong.
They do, don't throw at heads is the one rule.
Baseball is the sport of mafia clubs protecting reputations by sending pitchers to do jobs, aka throw at people. Exactly what La Russa sounded like - a godfather who issued an apology in hopes of not receiving retaliation. Duffy couldn't shoot straight, but the message was given. La Russa approved of the premeditated hit.
@@Mark_Knight Not even then, there are far too many people, not just turning a blind eye, but outright defending people throwing at heads. It’s sad.
It was nice for Tony to do an interview WHILE napping. That’s impressive.
He was probably drunk
Comment of the day. Thanks
Looks like early stages of dementia.
@@kaitain7595 Early?!
Hahahahaha
honestly we should be thanking mercedes for that 3-0 homer, it made miguel sano so mad that he remembered how to hit
lmao right
That’s probably why la russa was mad
LMAO
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Twins out here playing 18D Parcheesi with this move sparking fire in the clubhouse and distrust in the white sox. Rocco is truly a genius
This is baseball at its worst.
LaRussa- “Don’t swing 3-0 when we’re up by a bunch”.
Players-“but we have incentives in our contracts that make us more money, and the game isn’t over”.
Example…Mets were down by 6 going into their last at bat, scored 7 and won the game. A lot of times, divisions are won by 1 or 2 games. Every game is important, or they wouldn’t keep track.
WAIT? THE COACH HAS NO PROBLEM WITH TWINS THROWING AT HIS BOYS???
I'd strike, screw that
That just gonna make his players not play for him 🤣🤣
Tyler duffy perfect scapegoat! He's garbage. It didn't surprise me! The world may never know!
I think the problem is that the coach said don’t swing and he swung
@@knicksornewyorkcityfan2659 I think the problem is that players aren't being allowed to play.
@@knicksornewyorkcityfan2659 who ain’t gonna swing, I mean come on this is a big year for yermin he needs everything he can get so he can land a big money contract
Jomboy’s lip reading is at CIA level and he continues to impress me every clip
The youtube thing is just a distraction. He's really a secret agent
I'm convinced he has a deaf person on staff.
Illuminati confirmed.
@@roo2dee2 or he is deaf
Bruh you legit copied the same comment from another video...
When you mix one of the youngest teams in baseball and a coach that’s 4 times their age you get amazing jomboy videos
Lol😂😂😂
true..
bull.....you wrong tlr....when you stand in this spot is to do that.....and if somebody hit ....we will do the same
Tim Anderson is such a little immature bitch though. He fits the South Side Chicago vibe. He should get suspended for his actions.
@@thecaynuck4694 hmmmm, no.
It's honestly disgusting that the coach would betray his own team and players like that.
"I, the manager, hate that my player has hit a home run. So much so that I do not have a problem with them throwing at him." This guy just lost the locker room
He never had it in the first place. TLR should have managed his last game 10 years ago.
Pretty sure he never had it
Nope people called me stupid for saying this a few weeks ago......
He never had it, he has run his course ... these dinosaurs are becoming extinct
@Chris Kelly You're right, he lost the players in his team's locker room.
La Russa may have just lost the entire locker room in the span of 24 hours which honestly is kinda impressive. God damn.
He lost the city of Chicago even before he was hired.
What La Russa doesn't understand is most of his players don't understand English.
@@LakeFX He should have lost that job after getting popped for DUI/DWI
@@chrisnyhof5797 : Why fire a HOF manager who has his team in first place? Are you related to Angel Hernandez?
He was popped for dui BEFORE he was hired
Tony Larusa: respect the game
Also Tony Larusa: drunk asleep at the wheel during Spring training
🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂
The game is changing and Tony hasn't. I loved having him in stl, but I think he needs to take a step back.
“I’m Tony Larussa and I’m a professional baseball.”
Hi Brian..glad u live a perfect life with no faults. Larusa paid his fine and did CS.
Paid his debt.
Bash Bros: Taking Steroids
Also Tony: …….LOOK AT ALL THOSE HOME RUNS!
If I was losing a game and the other team stopped trying cuz they felt bad, I'd probably feel worse.
Everyone in the club: I dont want to hear morals from a man arrested on multiple DUIs.
Exactly
How many times did he drive drunk and NOT get caught?
Getting a dui has nothing to do with your morals lol
@@worldisfilledb Uh yes it does, you have no morals if put others at risk with your stupidity.
@@TheDeepFriedWafflez I agree with World is Filled.
I cannot believe nine people agreed with you on that on?
I wonder if drunk driving laws were unwritten if he would follow those!? Probably not...
well it's suppose to be an unwritten rule in baseball... but i also beg to differ cause. yes your getting blown out your using non using pitchers to pitch. it sucks i know id on't like it but a part of me understand that.. but for me as a hitter 3-0 count i can take a strike or try to hit... it such a tough spot. if it's 3-2 regardless i don't want to strike out i hope i can ground out or something. i hate striking out.
to get back straight to the point.. the signs were giving take a strike please. whether the batter didn't see it or he ignored it on purpose that's all on the white sox.
All i know is if i'm hitting and if you make a mistake... i'm hitting it... but there are consequences... so shit.
@@StriderHiryu120 There are just...so...many...mistakes in that post.
@@StriderHiryu120 supposed*, you're*, and I'm actually too lazy to correct the rest.
And I took that personally
lol
“You broke the unwritten rule of let your stats drop because the team is already winning.”
“Cool, I’ll just go to a team that actually follows the written rules and doesn’t make shit up.”
Bye ✋
Not like it's performance based pay or anything... oh wait
@@truthbetold7718 ya that one hr is gonna make or break his career lmao. its like stealing in this situation. you are mocking the opposing team, unless you guys want sports to turn into fuckin call of duty lobbies. what the manager said about feelings and apologizing is wrong, but so is the dumb fuck going yard. i was taught this shit in little league.
@@angels22faz stealing? Maybe not go down 15 - 4 and then complain when the other team continues to play. What exactly did they teach you in little leagues… the games over when the other team gives up?
@@rajpreetdhanoa5102 that you dont show up the opposing team. and what the fuck do you think GMs are going to see here? oh this guy went yard off an infielder? just -1 homerun off his year and career cause that shit doesnt count. fuckin sore ass winners. have some respect for the game and the other team. in what world does continuing to shit on the other team not become childish? whether you win by 1 run or 40 literally doesnt matter.
Imagine trying to hit someone with a ball and possibly injuring them because they hit a home run and hurt your feelings
mans on a rookie level contract as a career minor league player. he’s playing everyday for his job so i don’t understand why he isn’t allowed to pad his stats and play as hard as he can so he can stay in the bigs
Right? Fuck the manager and his outdated BS. Pad them stats for your career in the long-run...
This is an incredibly important part of the deal here. The guy is playing for the only contract he's ever gonna get.
Exactly! Stats don't care what the score in the game was when you struck out or scored.
Jomboy mentioned it in the initial breakdown, but I wish he reiterated it here too, because it really makes LaRussa's take even worse than it appears at first blush.
LaRussa is basically telling his players he would rather they tank their career than make the other team feel bad.
even as a veteran, shouldn't be disallowed to pad stats.. I mean look at Westbrook. Padding stats like nobody's business and called goat for it. That can be Mercedes
The fact that he threw his player under the bus on live tv says all I need to know about this coward
Yea he gets respect and demands his players to respect the game not turn it into a touchdown dance spectacle that other sports have turned into.
@@Thedirtylittlesecret oh no we wouldn't wanna hurt anyone's feelings! 😔these poor pitchers have to deal with so much these days, we should take it easy on them and let them get the strikeout
@@johnnicholson9202 he was not a pitcher, they threw in the white towel don’t you understand what that means? Thats the problem now a days no respect.
@@Thedirtylittlesecret why does the batter have to take the punishment? Mercedes is a new player, his stats matter a lot to him and his career. bunch of babies that play this game now
@Schrodinger's Snuffleupagus you just broke his brain.
Losing the Locker Room in Ten Minutes (Speed Run): Tony LaRussa Edition
Believing a manager is telling his players the same thing in a closed clubhouse that he says to reporters in a post game zoom interview - sheeple edition.
@Michailli L and look how well that turned out, he went against his own team and they still got thrown at
Literally lost it a month into the year, can’t believe how much a clown he is
@Michailli L they got thrown at anyways the following night...
More like losing the fans and embarrassing yourself in front of all of the sporting world!!!
I love how you can't swing 3-0 in a blowout game against a fielder pitching, but if you do and hit a home run then it's perfectly okay to beam the other team...
Imagine your manager not having your back
I don't want to
Just ask tatis Jr
If ask for a trade. Only the WS are playing so good this season I would wait until the offseason.
Wild.. I have never seen a manager say anything like this. Upset and we will talk about it is one thing. But Tony basically said it was ok to throw at the kid.
@@andrewboyce7268 publicly throws a pity party about it too. Is money really worth being under this guy lol
I was always taught, that playing "easy" against your opponents and not showing them the respect they deserve is a huge insult. Playing your best shows that you respect your opponent.
This unwritten rule is a result of little leagues trying to keep kids from crying after a loss on the way home. Thus you have, participation awards: a trophy for losing. Just so you can say “hey, I played too!”
@@partycrasher9660 participation trophies have always been for the sake of the parents, if the little league kid is having fun they don’t care about getting a trophy/medal/etc.
You clearly didn't comprehend that they were using a POSITION PLAYER for a pitcher. How dumb can you be.
That's how I learned for any sort of contest, unless you are teaching someone you put your full effort in unless you intend to insult them.
@@jesarablack1661 - diminishing returns -- coaches would rather their players save energy for the next game than waste it on a blowout; they see it as an unwritten rule to respect the white flag because no one wants to watch a game where a team just outright quits.
"The generation that says they're the toughest are the biggest babies about their feelings being hurt"
YUH
Jomboy burning then down. I love it.
@@SpartanArmy117 not true. Today’s mlb is full of emo man bun soy boys who can’t even stay off the DL.
@@dinosaurclub if they weren't getting paid to do a job, your point would make more sense. Try telling your boss you did all your work, pay me for the other 7 hours of my shift and I'll be on my way home! Riiggght.. Injuring guys because they're doing their jobs?
@@jaredpatterson1701 lmao are you mad because your boss control your life
@@philippiansfourfour1081 Going by your username, I find it sad to see a Christian use the word “soyboy” unironically. Also I’d pay to watch you call any major leaguer soyboy to their face.
I remember playing little league and this was a thing then, but I'm pretty sure we all understood that was a little league thing...I was honestly shocked the first time I heard people in the majors talk like that. Mercy rule for people making hundreds of millions of dollars a year? Get the fuck out.
“The generation of players that thinks they’re tough are the biggest babies when it comes to getting their feelings hurt” nailed it right there.
The Boomers of baseball.
I also cannot believe that after Yermin got hit by a pitch last night that TLR still didn’t have his back. You don’t have to like what Yermin did, but don’t be ok with him getting hit! What a joke.
@@jfdunn1988 he said he was okay with it which is crazy
Clearly none of you have competed at anything at a high level.
Sadly, this applies to a lot more than just baseball.
Not pictured: Larussa driving home drunk after speaking with the media
Damn.
Seriously though Sox ownership needs to take a close look at these interviews, he is clearly suffering from dementia. He sounded like a retired boxer. This is outside the fact that he is not OK with his players hitting homeruns, but is perfectly ok with the opposition throwing at his hitters. Wow.
I’m cryinggggg
Larussa looks wasted doing this interview talk about old school baseball.
"I didn't try to spank him; he's too big and strong."
Tony LaRussa: "respect the unwritten rules"
also Tony LaRussa: *drinks and drives*
Well that's a written rule, not as important lmao 🤣
@@jesschambers6551 Tony LaRussa: *WRITE THAT DOWN, WRITE THAT DOWN!!!*
@Harupert Beagleton bruh drinking and driving is illegal for a pretty good reason
@@TheCheech0203 Whoosh
🥃🚗⚾️
I"m in tears 😂😂😂 When the reporter asked if he is worried about the Twins retaliating.... If they could have done something about it they would have beaten the Sox. 🤣🤣🤣
Imagine having a HOF career as a manager, winning a WS in 3 different decades, having been a part of the game since the 50’s, and still not truly appreciating that baseball doesn’t have a clock.
Yeah but that’s when the other team is usually trying if they put a position player on the mound throwing 47 I don’t think they care
@@hj-kp2nq Then they shouldn't care if he hits a homer with a 3-0
@@hj-kp2nq either a dumb comment or just not through, if they don’t care then a homer shouldn’t matter right?
@@hj-kp2nq I mean, don't suck then. Where was the white flag for my Orioles when the Rangers whipped us 30-3?...
@@MarloSoBalJr Why..did you have...to remind me...
Imagine being a manager and not having your player's back even though he broke an extremely outdated unwritten rule.
Agreed la russa is a dated dinosaur of a manager
@T&Z Danny Duffys on the Royals but ok
@T&Z Tyler Duffey* but yeah the unwritten rules are so dumb. Yermin worked through the minors for a long time. Let him play
Tony is a drunk who didnt even know about the second base in exyras rule... what do ya expect
Maybe its outdated if ur 12...
I'm sorry, if I'm getting paid millions to hit the ball, and my future contracts depend on my statistical ability to hit a ball, then I'm going to hit the ball when it's right down the middle.
Why are you sorry?
@@LincolnLagger Because I'm sorry that I am going to leave this shit team and get a new contract. :)
But what about the other teams feelings? Have you no care for their precious feelings?!
@@quintus920 fuck their feelings
@@quintus920 oh your right I almost forgot
1. Jimmy, never ever change you’re perfect and I love you xx
2. Look, I’m Australian, and I REALLY wanna get into baseball. It’s history has always fascinated me. However, this stuff is garbage and I genuinely don’t think I can appreciate a sport where managers and coaches care more about their opponents’ feelings than his own players’ safety, and his own TEAM winning the game. This is dumb.
Well, that's just Tony La Russa and people were rolling their eyes for days after this one. Baseball is still really fun :)
I’m from Ireland, watching from across the Atlantic. This stinks, but there’s enough baseball going on to where this isn’t that common, with 162 games per team you’re not running out of competitive matches.
Him telling the opposition it's ok to hit one of his players with a pitch is a fireable offense.
I agree but i think he means it in a sense that if the other team did it, he wouldnt have hesitated to throw at them either. Any team is throwing at a player if they swing 3-0 in a blowout so 99.9% of the players on the bench would expect someone to be thrown at so in that sense hes like fuck it, my dude made a mistake and we will deal with the consequences. So i dont hate him for not caring, you probably shouldnt say it though lol.
@@slb6977 That should have been a private conversation
@@ericmatterson9905 Like in La Russa's office.
It’s discipline.
@@slb6977 When was the last time you saw a good team throw at a guy for swinging 3-0?
"Hey bud we don't really give a fuck about this game, but if you try to do something with your plate appearance we're gonna be real upset!"
Right? "We dont care any more, so you shouldnt either"
Thats called being a sore loser where I'm from.
@@JarthenGreenmeadow Yeah like if you're just hangin out with friends and would rather be playing another game where someone's not getting dunked on then sure, let's cut this short but, like... this is MLB
@@JarthenGreenmeadow can you tell me one thing ? Why would it matter if the other team got mad ? Why was the manger trying to avoid the other team getting mad ??? This is sports !?!??!
nice nighthawks pfp
@@juice4826 Because there are bunch of crybabies in the MLB. There's an unwritten rule that says you shouldn't swing at a 3-0 pitch when you're team is winning by several runs late in the game. Just like when Tatis hit a grand slam against the Rangers a year or so ago in a similar situation. Of course, in Tatis' situation, if he'd taken ball 4 and walked in a run, he'd have been accused of having bad sportsmanship, trying to draw a walk and force a run with his team up big. At least in this situation a walk wouldn't force in a run. In short, it's just an excuse for professional athletes to act like babies.
The written rule: The team with the most score wins. The unwritten rule: dOnT tRy
The written rule: four balls is a walk which awards you first base and is an important part of the game.
Dumbasses in this comment section: taking a walk = not trying
@@LuckyVillain419 true
@@LuckyVillain419 i think id rather have a homerun than a walk... but idk its close. maybe i should just walk to save somebody who im trying to beats feelings? stupid
@@LuckyVillain419 The written rule: A home run is a guaranteed run on the board while a walk is a pass to first base.
Your dumbass: Take the walk instead.
@@KevSBAG he's not saying that he'll take a walk. He's just correcting the guys comment. Also, they put in a position player to pitch. So go ahead and hit anything because this shows that the other team doesn't care about the game whatsoever.
When I played hockey there was no way the coach would let us stop trying even if we were up 4-0. It's not about saving feelings. It's about not getting caught off guard and letting momentum take a sure-win away from you. The game isn't over till it's over.
“Sorry that our professional athlete who makes millions per year increased the score in a game during which all your multi-millionaire professional athletes stopped trying.”
Sports are weird… my office job doesn’t have a comparison like this that I can readily draw from.
Eat the rich
Well actually Yermin is on a rookie contract, he is going to be paid off of his stats. So I would of done the same shit. This guy wasn't even supposed to be on the team.
Love this comment.
Ever have a really good idea that someone else was supposed to fix? Stepping on toes is the equivalent in the office
@@wick3dwabbit603 Exactly! Will they keep the same whiny vibes when it comes time to get paid? Nah, they gonna do everything they can to increase pay tenfold.
“He’s not gonna do that again” I hope he does it again.
Insert Goofy "I'll fuckin do it again" Meme
I think just about every player on the White Sox hopes he does it again
Doing it again = instant legend
@@cincinnattydaddy4105 it's been a while since I watched that one lmfao
@@sterlingsailor Hell if yermin doesn't they'll do it for him lmao
I can’t believe how accurate your mouth reading is every video. It’s honestly impressive
I've mentioned this to everyone when I'm telling people about his channel. It is very impressive! Most impressive.
I'll be more impressed if someone gave jomboy a muted video that we do have the audio for and see if his transcription matches up.
It’s the best part of the channel for sure
I literally watch these videos specifically because of the lip reading. I can’t stop laughing.
'mouth' reading?.
"Giving respect to the opponents" is giving it your all. Of course overly celebrating or something like that is a bit tasteless, since you basically destroyed the team.
But you should always play like it matters. I don't want someone to go easy on me just cause I'm losing.
Tony La Russa "I was actually drunk during this game so I don't remember what happened"
When he said he would send up three ptichers, he meant his room service order when on the road or before driving a car.
@@manfjsjjskdjhtjaozjdnn3947 Everclear does look a lot like water.
Now we need a coach to run up the steps screaming "Take Take Take... 'Em DEEP BABY!"
New unwritten rule:
“When a position player is inserted on the mound by the opposing team, it is courteous to send up 3 of your reserve pitchers to bat in order to quickly end the inning”
Rule sponsored by Tony LaRussa
Glad that we got clarified
I actually found that idea pretty funny. I mean it makes sense: one side sends up hitters to pitch, so the other side sends up pitchers to hit. Everything in the universe in perfect balance. Play ball.
@@TheEloheim Play ball? Or did you mean to say . . . . Ball play!
What's silly is he said that is what he would do...but that's not what he actually did when the situation presented itself in this game!
You just wrote the rule tho
I like how following unwritten rules leads to the starting pitcher getting himself tossed out in the 4th inning of a close game because of what happened in a previous game after they basically already lost.
If my manager said that I’m asking for a trade immediately. Imagine caring more about the other teams feelings than your own players. I’d never hit a homer for this guy again
13 PEOPLE AGREED with that line of b.s you said?? if you played for Dick williams, Sparky Anderson, Don Zimmer (google them)..YOU wouldnt ask for a trade..you would be sent down to the minors or you would be traded....without asking
@@jaydesrochers753 Did you ask them or are you making a fallacious argument to authority without even getting their opinion? Either way it's a fallacious argument to make if they don't explain why, but one just leaves you looking like you're grasping at straws.
@@Gustav_Kuriga he was being what we call facetious
@@Gustav_Kuriga also, those managers are vestiges of the baseball of yore, much like Tony La Russa
@@ddrum619 ohhh you mean...REAL baseball? not the CRAP on display today..the worst level of play mlb has ever produced?...these sallies would never make it in "baseball of yore"...
As a Twins fan I was mad about that but not because of him swinging, I was more just mad at the Twins themselves being so trash
Same
makes sense
Tony La Russa talking about consequences even though he’s had like 3-4 DUIs without any consequences
And he looks all perc'd out during the interview
Holy shit, for real? Guy should be behind bars.
Lol
I don’t think La Russia realizes how stupid he looks.
Winning comment !!!
When the other team gives up, it's an insult to the sport and the other team. They deserve complete humiliation. Take your beatings when you lose, or you don't deserve to celebrate when you win.
I'm starting to think there needs to be a mercy rule if Managers are going to act like this.
Fuck, might as well be...
No mercy rule, but, I do think managers should be able to have the option to forfeit.
nah there needs to be a penalty for not trying your hardest we fans dont pay good money to see half assed effort. Its supposed to be sports entertainment and nothing is entertaining about giving up.
@@vashisl33t it would be hilarious if a manager forfeit the game idk what you’re talking about
Funny enough they’re begging to implement a mercy rule. Game would be over when the lead is too big
I mean the dude hit a ball over 400 ft when the pitch was only 47 mph. That’s impressive to say the least
Coming off the bat it looked like he launched an Aroldis Chapman fastball. That was a missile.
Isn't that how home run derbies go?
It's easy to hit the ball far when it's slow and over the plate for a pro player, HR derby for example
@@SkullCandy5671 The pitches in a home derby are still faster than THAT, right? They usually look about ~60mph or so.
Home run derby pitches are usually 75 or so. Slow for a pro player, extremely fast for regular people still.
A consequence...for doing his job well and getting a run for the team. Tony really doing a MasterClass on how to lose the respect of your guys.
I mean the guy literally gets paid to do one thing....HIT BALLS wtf🤦♂️😂
Yup, even Tim Anderson was like fuck all that, do what you gotta do man!
@@asm101999 Yeah hes on a rookie contract. He needs to perform so he gets paid. Big ole babies
@@blakemcconnell6213 well no one is gonna watch and think he is good cause he hit a home run off a position player throwing 47
@@civicpayload.1796 WRONG
He gets paid for his STATS. Not who he hit homerun #14 off of because that will affect his arbitration case... don't be so fucking stupid.
As a Twins fan, good for him taking the homerun. We didn't need a freaking apology. He was at 3-0 and facing a 45mph pitcher. Why not go for it? Track runners don't slow down when they're destroying the field. Why shouldn't a baseball team?
Also, there are team written rules that aren't written in the league-wide rulebook. And maybe one of the team rules is "Don't swing on 3-0." But DON'T shame your player in front of reporters. Deal with it behind closed doors. I thought LaRussa was smarter then that.
The fact that he hit a dinger off of a 47 mph pitch is impressive to me.
Zack Greinke wishes he could throw that slow.
@@skillganon606 Zack Greinke wishes Houston would let him hit
@@MesaTheoryKid42 if they had stayed in the NL he could have hit once in a while at least.
freddie freeman wouldnt be able to
430 footer too
Him going and apologizing is even more of an insult to the twins🤣🤣☠️
And the game of baseball
Twins are punks for throwing at Yermin. Even after all the groveling done by LaRussa and taking his own player to task they still go and throw at him. Dicks
@@mick2spic seriously..makes all of baseball look bad, childish
@@mick2spic they better have that same energy when a guy like Yermin who’s built like a tank charges the mound
Tony: "The written rules are that you can't get shitfaced and then drive a car. That's why I like the unwritten rules."
Like you’ve never....
@@tomignacios3668 you pass out on motorways often?
@@tomignacios3668 Believe it or not, there are actually people who don't drink and drive. Me being one of them.
Probably because my uncle died to a drunk driver when I was 10. But hey, at least I know the danger of it unlike many idiots out there.
20$ for a taxi, or potentially 20 years in prison for manslaughter. Not a hard choice to make.
@@tomignacios3668 It’s not that hard to abstain when you know you have to drive. Jesus. Hope you don’t teach your kids that sort of ideology.
@@tomignacios3668 why I've never 😉 No for real though I'm lucky nothing ever happened those few times, not doing that again.
Why can’t the opposing team just forfeit the game? Same outcome on paper, right? That way hitters don’t have to trash their BA’s
looks bad on the team and the fans payed to see a full game
Because the season is a marathon basically. The wear and tear of this game will effect the next game. If the game gets called early that wear effect isn't there. It could actually end up an advantage for the next game to call it early. The endurance factor of the season is predicated on that stuff.
@@tripplec03 for the exact same reason, fans payed to see a full game of BASEBALL, not 4 innings of baseball and 5 innings of one (Likely both) teams not even trying anymore.
La Russa was LITERALLY shaking his fist and yelling "GET OFF MY LAWN!!" from the top of the steps.
Imagine getting payed a salary to play ball and you get mad when people expect you to play through all nine innings like a professional.
I'm gonna work my ass off for the first 6 hours of work, and just when my boss tells us we're ahead of schedule, I'm gonna go sit in the break room. If he asks me what I'm doing, im gonna tell him to phone TLR.
@@rob3791 No, not a great analogy. You finished the task for the day and the boss said take the rest of the day off. Start a new task tomorrow. It's a new task the next day not a continuation of the same one. Look at it that way and it makes sense. IF it was the same task then I could make some great progress by working on it and your analogy makes sense. The game (task) is basically over and even the opponent tells you it is.
@@nohigherbeing Chris Davis put up numbers earlier in his career to get that contract, I don't begrudge any young guy trying to up his numbers since his future earnings will be directly tied to his stats
idk why the twins would get mad, if you put a postiton player on the mound you better get ready for home runs lmfao
Exactly! The count is 3-0 cause he is struggling to get strikes not cause he's trying to get a strikeout. Don't like a homerun hit on you, then put in an actual pitcher.
Plus walks are just going to drag the game out even more
@@hobonolen2402 the manager of the White Sox were more angry than the Twins lol
The guy was trying for a homerun. He was trying to clobber it. I'm cool with that. I'd be more upset if he just tried to bloop one out there. He went full send or nothing 👍
If slugging on a 3-0 count when a position player is pitching is good sportsmanship, then we should also let boxers come into the ring and pummel the guy whose corner threw in the towel. Putting in a position player on the bump when you're down double digits late in the game IS quitting. But it's quitting in a way that provides a modicum of entertainment for the fans, that's all. Somehow Jomboy doesn't get that.
When MLB players sign contracts, their pay is largely based on their stats. So one home run can earn them thousands more even if it was in garbage time. Plus, some of the younger/lower paid players on the team's only chance to show what they've got is in garbage time, so to me this unwritten rule is nonsense.
This reminds me of that scene in Moneyball with all those stubborn old men sitting around those tables talking absolute nonesense.
"He's got a baseball body" "Clean cut, good face" "Good lookin' ballplayer" "Got an ugly girlfriend" "Passes the eye candy test" "Girlfriend is a 6, at best" ... GREAT scene.
@@justliketomthumb427 *Billy points at Peter*
"Why do we like him?"
"Cause he gets on base."
Such an amazing movie.
"You play to win the game. HELLO!"
- Herm Edwards
Correct quote: you PLAY... to win... the game
It was.
Not in baseball! You play not to hurt the feelings of the other teams and earn participation trophies!
Even so, I do think sometimes players should ease up (trash talking while up big, bat flips while up big, etc)...this is far from one of those times
Yeah you play to WIN THE WORLD SERIES. That’s why you tell your guy to take on a 3-0 count up by 10 so that he doesn’t get injured when he’s inevitably drilled the next night. or worse, a bench clearing brawl happens and then everyone is in a situation where they could get injured.... he does not care about hurting the Twins feelings. He cares about the retaliation that happens when you hurt the twins feelings.
White Sox: ok we will pay you to hit homers
*hits homer:
White Sox: don’t do that again
White Sox: Surprised Pikachu
😂😂
Tony's disrespect for the fans is Pathetic and embarrassing
LaRussa: By God, no one scores a run for my team without my prior consent!
Aint NOBODY running up their stats without ME breathing down their neck!
No means no.
Yermin with a .409 OBP, also LaRussa's career blood alcohol level
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Someone call the police. I’ve just witnessed a murder.
Holy shit this one's good lol.
God DAMN
Nice combination there
I hate when the players of my favorite team do what they’re paid to do.
Edit: Fire La Russa
Fire LaRussa? Arent they in first place?
@@LuckyVillain419 It's more to do with how good the players are rather than the manager calling the shots in this instance with the Chicago White Sox. As a Diamondbacks fan, I heavily despise this man for a reason.
@@LuckyVillain419 kinda in spit of him tbh
@@LuckyVillain419 You put any manager on the white six and theyre still top 5
He gets paid to do what he’s told to do. He was told to take the pitch. Fire a first place manager yeah sure you moron. Would you like us to give up the division lead as well? You genius.
If breaking an unwritten rule gives the other team the ok to potentially injure or hell possibly kill you then that's just plain wrong
I feel like La Russa was much more upset at this than any of the twins were
The Twins don't give 2 fucks
@J T though, you have to wonder, if la russa didnt make a big deal out of it. If they would have noticed
Russa dosbt care at all. Hes just virtue signaling so the twins or anyone else wont be mad at him. Totally throwing his own player under the bus for doing what hes paid to do.
La Russa should've just stayed retired. Like seriously, the gall of this fucking fossil to tell a guy who's barely clawed his way into the majors to not hit a surefire homerun.
Imagine in boxing if a coach tells you "Hey kid, youre winning every round, let him have some hits in, go easy"
They do...
@@tonymitchell3151 No, they don't.
Imagine being in a Nascar race, you lapped everyone twice and your spotter says, "hey slow down, let them pass you..."
Baseball used to be a game of respect. Times change players don't care as long as they get paid... Times change.
@@yamuthastwat123 when was baseball about respect ? When they drank beer in the dugout and spit chew everywhere ? Or was it when they wouldn’t let anyone but white people play ? Please do tell me when it was a game of respect
“There’s gonna be a punishment”
“Coach, why do I have to run triangles?”
“You hit too well”
LaRussa should catch up with the modern game for a change
Larussa is a zombie, he literally looks lifeless, especially when he walks out to the mound
Putting in position players to finish games is the "modern game"...LaRussa needs to quit being a little bitch about his player giving 100% at the plate...
LaRussa should just leave baseball. It's way beyond time.
Im a sox fan and I dont like him. Even if theyre doing good, hes already had too many moments where he just DOESNT make obvious decisions. Then he thinks he can make up for it by admitting to his mistakes afterwards. It worked the first time, but thats gotten old. Now hes telling someone who he literally pays (not enough) to hit baseballs, to not hit fucking baseballs.
He is a literal caveman
I cannot wait for Yermin to swing at a 3-0 pitch later in the year and go on Chicago's missing list
This is exactly what’s going to happen
we really need a lesson on ethics from the guy who got a DUI before his manager interview and still got the job
Like you’ve never driven drunk before. Stop trying to hold yourself over this man for something a vast majority of people have done at least once in their life just because he got caught.
@@tomignacios3668 What? o_o Please be sarcasm.
@@tomignacios3668 you really thought you had a point huh
@@tomignacios3668 sounds like you have a DUI... lmaoooo
@@RVCIpodHelp Doesn’t everyone? I mean it was his first time driving drunk he just happened to get caught. Lol Give me a break.
The insane thing about this is that EVEN IF there's an unwritten rule and EVEN IF you agree with the unwritten rule, how do you just take the opponent's side as the manager? You defend your own players in public even if you want to chew them out in private because of the "unwritten rules". You don't have to be some impartial judge of the situation. YOU'RE THE MANAGER OF ONE OF THE TEAMS INVOLVED.
Tony La Russa: I have an office.
That's where you yell at your players.
“I tried to spank him but he’s too big and strong” LMFAO
He said “I didn’t try” lol
The “stay mad” after the twins ejection was gold.
For real
The fact that they lost to the worst team in baseball after this though was kind of funny/ironic
@@ando5581 nothing funny about it, it was just embarrassing. You can't let Sano beat you, especially after hitting 2 whiplash shots in his previous at-bats.. Put him on and take your chances with the next batter.
@@ando5581 i think they lost cuz the manager drop they moral who wud want to play without heart and he takes the fun out the game
@@Nightwatchman53 Yup, should have not given Sano anything to hit. Tony was more worried about the hurt feelings of the Twinkies to think about that.
I wonder what Tony was thinking when Timmy was yelling “Stay Mad”. Lol.
Boomer Manager: "The game has gotten soft. It's not as gritty as when I used to play."
Also: "dOnT HiT ToO MaNy hOmErUNs iT CouLd huRt tHe oThER tEaM's feELiNgS."
He's wayyyy older than a boomer.
@@pepper1188 He's over 75 years old?
@@noneofyourbusiness747 Yes he's going to be 77. When one thinks of a boomer that's not the age they think of, that's just time to retire.
@@pepper1188 Geez, he's gonna keel over in the dugout
@@noneofyourbusiness747 And with how he's been handling things, I think his players will step over his cold corpse to get into the batters' box and launch a homer.
Could you imagine a UFC fight where one guy clearly wins 4 rounds, and then in the 5th his opponent says “bro you already won 4 rounds, you cant be punching and kicking me anymore, it’s disrespectful.”
Man I hadn’t actually seen LaRussa since he’s come back. He looks like he got left in the microwave and melted a little. Getting old sucks.
That's not just getting old... it's getting old as a raging alcoholic
Tony “I’m sorry my team scored against yours” LaRussa
Tony "Washed up and drunk" LaRussa
We kinda saw this coming didn't we? Tony Larussa being unable to deal with the modern game.
No some Sox fans were ecstatic to have this dinosaur Manage.
I knew it as soon as they announced it.
It's gonna end badly 1 way or another
@@Michaelmaddsicc it looks bad now. How dare a manager say he won't protect his player?!!?
Couldn't have said it better myself.
@@Michaelmaddsicc Considering how irrelevant the Chi Sox have been, you should be lucky to have La Russa manaing your crappy franchise
I mean is anybody going to talk about the fact that dude wants to enforce the unwritten rules just a few days after admitting he didn't know WRITTEN rules?!?
The fact it is an “unwritten” rule means it’s not a rule!!! I can’t get over how many “unwritten rules” seem to control baseball!
I feel like that Twins manager went out there with the intent to get himself removed for show but he sucked at getting himself kicked out
Like that Giradi situation 10 years ago where he just asked to get thrown out
That’s the only thing I don’t understand, do managers actually get themselves intentionally ejected to fire up their players?
@J T I feel like there should be an award for managers who get ejected a lot. We can call it the Pinella Award
@J T not as thin skinned as nba players though lol
If people are really worried about "feelings" then there should just be a mercy rule.
Or forfeit the game
Edit: Unless there’s a fine for that, probably is because of the fans, but if that’s the case don’t just give up keep playing hard
This is something all of us Whitesox fans were afraid of with this hire. We have a good exciting young team who wanna hit homeruns and run up the score. TLR isn’t the guy to manage that.
Yup, he takes the fun out of the game. I just hope that every single guy on that roster is immune to the Colby Rasmus effect from TLR. Dude was broken when he came to Toronto, and it took him a long time to find the love of the game again.
He sounds like he's lost his fastball mentally, it's kinda sad.
Not even a Whitesox fan and this guy still irritates me, I would hate to have him as a manager
@@kennyxie1879 he’s a good manager he just needs to get out of the 50s
As a Royals fan, I say please fire him, because all he does is win.
If La Russa thinks that beanballs are an acceptable punishment, he should volunteer to be the first on the firing line