British Guys React to The Team that Lost 134 Games! (Foolish Baseball Reaction)
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Begging you guys to watch Ohio State @ Michigan 2021
@TheClaymation69 so much pain for me lol
The movies Major League and Major League II are the best sports stories for Cleveland.
Thanks for these suggestions, have added them to our list. Appreciate it 🤝
The best Cleveland sports moment would have to be the Cavaliers 3-1 comeback against the 73-9 Warriors who had beat the 96 Bulls record for most wins in a season
I don’t care what anyone says, Boston Beaneaters is an absolutely amazing name
Sounds like a minor league club name - love it!
The more I see it written, the more I love it 😅
Yeah, but the current name, Braves, is a lot better!
They had nothing on their successors, the Boston Wind-Breakers
“He did the wise thing and died” i had the same reaction what a line 😂
Cleveland has a long history of getting shafted in many different ways, including in sports.
Brooklyn Bridegrooms are today known as the Los Angeles Dodgers.
While in Brooklyn they were known as the
Grays
Atlantics
Bridegrooms (because a lot of players got married one season)
Superbas
And finally the Brooklyn Trolley Dodgers (because the fans would have to literally dodge trolleys (streetcars) outside the stadium)
They would end up shortening the name to just Dodgers.
Appreciate this info and detail, thanks for this comment 🤝
The Dodgers are missing such an opportunity not having some trolleys taking fans around the outside of the stadium.
Best sports win for Cleveland? The movie Major League
Seen a couple of mentions. Would love to do a Movie too. Got it onto the list, thanks 🙏
You should do a video about the 1962 Mets... 40 wins, 120 losses... and there are SO MANY stories around that team... Their manager (Casey Stengel, a LEGEND in the game who played in the 1910s-20s and managed the Yankees to 7 Championships in 10 seasons) was borderline senile... a guy (Marvin Eugene Throneberry... M.E.T.) hits a triple but gets called out for missing second base... Mets manager comes out to argue. First base coach stops him and says "he missed first base too!" ... "Yo La Tengo!" (I got it! Shortstop didn't speak english and would run into outfielders chasing after short pop flies... and the "solution" to the problem didn't change a thing.) ... 2 losing streaks of 15+ games... Their top 4 pitchers had records of 10-24, 8-20, 6-19 and 1-12. They lost their first 9 games. They lost 30 games in the 7th inning or later. The team found so many new ways to lose! And the "Amazing" part... the Mets drew more fans to the ballpark than the Yankees (who won the World Series that year!). From 1962-1965 the Mets lost over 100 games every season, and got more people to come to the ballpark than the Yankees, who made it to, or won, the World Series 3 out of those 4 years! In fact, it wasn't until the late 1970's before the Yankees sold more tickets than the Mets!
But seriously.. if you enjoyed this video, you will LOVE the Amazin Mets in their first season!
Most of those 1898 teams are still in baseball, just under other names. The Boston Beaneaters are now the Atlanta Braves; the Chicago Orphans went through a couple more nicknames before becoming the Cubs, and I believe the Brooklyn Bridegrooms became the Brooklyn-then-Los-Angeles Dodgers.
The Baltimore Orioles of 1898, however, *do not* exist anymore; the modern Baltimore Orioles are a completely different franchise.
No, he did not actually play for the Braves in 2001. He's joking based on the fact that the Braves had 47 players appear in at least one game that year -- in a league where rosters have 25 players. 23 were hitters and 24 were pitchers. They must have had a lot of injuries.
Thank you so much for the comment, I’ve learnt a lot from this. Appreciate it 🙏
At 1:42 you should include the Giants. While they have since moved to San Francisco, they are in fact the same franchise. Incidentally, though the Yankees have the highest all time win percentage (57%), it's the Giants that have won the most games ever (11,414) in all of MLB.
As an Oakland fan/native: I am glad that it’s not lost on you boys how weird it is that teams can just LEAVE!
It’s crazy! Really feel for you guys 😭
The New York Giants are also still around, but relocated to San Francisco. They relocated when Brooklyn Dodgers moved to Los Angeles so that MLB didn't have just one west coast team. All sports have put in provisions now to limit team relocations.
It’s awful how easily our sports franchises can relocate teams! It’s devastating to fans and city!
Montreal Expos & Baltimore Colts documentary is a must watch.
Thanks for this one, made a note of the Colts and seen a few mentions for the Expos. Sounds like one we definitely need to watch. Appreciate the comment 🤝
Those 2 cities have NOTHING on New York when they lost the Dodgers and Giants the same year.
And Cleveland browns
@@pauljewett8844 Between the Browns and Colts, I'd say the Colts leaving Baltimore was worse.. With the Browns, you saw it coming. The Colts literally snuck out of Baltimore. They left in the middle of the night, literally. The fans were in total shock.
@LiveFromTgePorcelainPalace
I wasn’t saying they were the worst relocation situation, just really good documentaries on those 2 teams.
Ironically enough, my dad’s dad was a huge Philadelphia A’s fan when he was young & said he was devastated when they left Philly. It took him years to become a Phillies fan. My mom’s dad (from Brooklyn) saw the Brooklyn Dodgers leave & later became a Yankees fan, which worked out great because my grandmom is from the Bronx. I also have a ton of family (mom’s side) from Los Angeles and are LA Dodgers fans but my grand pop never liked them after they left Brooklyn.
If Philly were to get rid of any of their teams now, the city would burn down 🤦♀️
I've always thought it was crazy that you had intercity traveling fully professional baseball teams in the 19th century, but when he showed the car it occurred to me that teams had to travel to St Louis before busses and before the Interstate Highway Act. I guess they probably would've taken trains.
What’s crazy is that they played almost as many games as a modern team, with none of the travel conveniences (granted, they didn’t have to travel out West, or to the Deep South).
@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 It made a little more sense when I saw the Cleveland Spiders calendar later in the video. There seemed to be a lot of double headers with a lot of 2 or 3 day breaks.
Hadn’t even considered this, appreciate the comment and info 🤝
1:39 - While you did point out the 4 teams who have familiar city/name combos and I'm sure you recognized the Giants team name, the story of the teams listed is actually much, much, much more complicated than that:
1. Boston Beaneaters - Still in existence. Changed their names to the Doves in 1907, the Rustlers in 1911, and then the Braves in 1912. They would then move to become the Milwaukee Braves in 1953 and then to Atlanta in 1966 to become the modern Atlanta Braves.
2. Baltimore Orioles - This National League team ceased to exist after the 1899 season. Another major league team named the Baltimore Orioles was a charter member of the American League and played from 1901-1902. That team was pretty much disbanded and what was left of their remains was sold and moved to New York to become the New York Highlanders (since there wasn't much left of the Orioles as the team and most of its players were sold, this is looked at as a separate franchise by most record books). The Highlanders would change their name to the Yankees in 1913 (same team). In the meantime, there was another founding member of the American League then called the Milwaukee Brewers who moved to become the St. Louis Browns in 1902 and then moved to become the modern Baltimore Orioles in 1953.
3. Cincinnati Reds - This is, in fact, the same team as now.
4. Chicago Orphans - You'll know them better as the Chicago Cubs as they have been since 1903.
5. Cleveland Spiders - As the video says, disbanded after that 1899 season. They were succeeded by founding American League team the Cleveland Blues in 1901. They became the Bronchos in 1902, the Naps in 1903, the Indians in 1915, and the Guardians in 2022.
6. Philadelphia Phillies - Also the same team as now.
7. New York Giants - Same team that moved to San Francisco in 1958.
8. Pittsburgh Pirates - Same team. Also the same team as that 1890 Alleghenys team that finished 23-113.
9. Louisville Colonels - Folded completely after 1899 season.
10. Brooklyn Bridegrooms - Still in existence. They couldn't really settle on a permanent and official name for the next 30 or so years bouncing around between Superbas (don't ask me what that is), the Robins, the Trolley Dodgers, and the Dodgers. In 1932, they became permanently and only known as the Dodgers moving to LA in 1958.
11. Washington Senators - This National League team also ceased to exist after the 1899 season. They were also succeeded by a charter American League member of the same name in 1901 but, unlike that Orioles team, this one is still in existence. They moved to become the modern Minnesota Twins in 1961.
12. St. Louis Browns - Also still in existence. As the video mentioned, changed their name to the Perfectos in 1899 and then to the Cardinals in 1900.
Long story short, American sports team names are either suuuuuuper traditional or suuuuuuper unoriginal depending on your point of view.
As for underperforming seasons, the 2023 Mets are on track for that but it's hard to gage because we tend to give up thinking about disappointing teams. We tend to only focus on good and great teams or historically terrible ones. This idea would actually make a pretty good Foolish Baseball video.
Best sports moment for Cleveland? My sarcastic answer is the fictional events of the movie Major League (one of my all-time favorite baseball movies). Seriously, probably the Cavs, then the 1948 Indians World Series winners before that. Close were probably some of the more memorable moments of their disappointing seasons such as Rajai Davis' game-tying homer in the 9th of Game 7 of the 2016 World Series.
Foolish playing for the Braves is a joke. I believe he would have been 4 years old in 2001.
he might not have even been born in 2001 lol
@@NolmDirtyDanI vaguely remember him saying he was born in 1997 in one of his videos. I have no idea which one, so it might just be something I’m misremembering, but I’m pretty sure that’s right.
😅😅 Thank you, he got us good there 😂
@@NolmDirtyDan Nah he definitely was, I was born in 1999 and I know for sure he's older than me. Think he's somewhere in the 25-27 range
Best thing about Indians baseball, to me, is “Major League”.
“Just a reminder, fans, comin' up is our "Die-hard Night" here at the stadium. Free admission to anyone who was actually alive the last time the Indians won a pennant.”- Harry Doyle
“Let me get back to you, will ya, Charlie? I got a guy on the other line asking about some white walls.”- Lou Brown
I love those quotes.
Now this is an obscure story! As somewhat of a baseball history nerd I was aware of the 1899 Cleveland Spiders, but I didn't know all the details. Thanks for watching this video. You seemed to miss at the end of the video that 1899 was the last season for the Spiders. But it wasn't just them; three other teams went out of business.
The video briefly mentioned that the Spiders played many of their home games on the road. Some teams refused to travel to Cleveland, because with an average attendance of only 145 per game, road teams were not paid enough to even cover their travel expenses. As a result, the Spiders lost a record 101 road games in a season with only 77 of them scheduled. This record cannot be broken, since moving games is no longer allowed, unless there's an emergency.
The Boston being eaters in this video began as a franchise in 1871, the second oldest in all of baseball only to the Cincinnati Reds. Eventually, they changed their name to the Boston Braves, then relocated to Milwaukee to become the Milwaukee Braves. After a short time in Milwaukee, they relocated to become the current Atlanta Braves. The Baltimore orioles in a twist of irony aren’t actually the Baltimore orioles that we see today. They relocated to become the New York Hilltoppers, eventually, the New York Yankees. The St. Louis Browns relocated to become the Baltimore orioles and then they were replaced with the St. Louis Cardinals.
The original St. Louis Browns became the perfectos and then the Cardinals. When the American League formed, they put a team in St. Louis and called it the Browns (because it was an established name in St. Louis that some fans missed). It was this second, newer Browns that left and became the Orioles. The Cardinals are the older team.
In honor of losing and the Oakland A's, you guys need to have a look at when the A's were once the best organization in Baseball. The A's literally transformed the look of MLB. And had some amazing stars, Hall of Fame Players: Catfish Hunter, Vida Blue, Rollie Fingers, Blue Moon Odom, Bert Campaneris, Ray Fosse, Gene Tenace, Sal Bando, Joe Rudi, and the great Reggie Jackson. Not just talented but one of the most colorful, quirky, motley lot of players ever assembled. Quality videos may be a little tough to find as the 70s were before the age of the Internet and video. Still, it was an amazing era. My favorite in Baseball. I will get off my butt and maybe try and find a few videos. Or long time A's fans from the Bay may know where to look? Worth a dive.
The 2003 Detroit Tigers (with a 43-119 record) are popularly known as "the worst team of all time without a good excuse." The 1962 Mets (who went 40-120) were a first-year expansion team, and the 1899 Spiders were, as you see from this video, a feeder team. The 2003 Tigers were TRYING to win and had no such structural difficulties.
That “wow” and breath in unison at 1:43 was hilarious
The 1950s Cleveland Browns under legendary coach Paul Brown went to 7 NFL championship games in 8 years winning 3.
The 19th century Orioles aren't the same team as TODAY's Orioles. The St. Louis Browns revived the name when they moved there. The 19th century Orioles moved to NY to become the Yankees !!! 😊
There was 4 Baltimore Orioles.....
-- 1891 to 1899 was in the American Association, and later National League. They devolved.
-- Baltimore got their 1st American League team in 1901, and they relocated in 1902. They moved to New York to become the Highlanders, later Yankees.
-- from 1904 to 1953, Baltimore had a dominant minor league team.
-- in 1953, it was announced that the St Louis Browns would relocate, and an investor bought the rights, and became the current Baltimore Orioles.
the Jon Bois "Pretty Good" video on the 222-0 college football game is great. A fun video to react to.
"I love the fact that it's in the 19th century. This is definitely the oldest video we've ever covered." Yeah, I can't believe Foolish Baseball has been around that long.
More seriously, this isn't the oldest time period Foolish Baseball has covered. Remember Old Hoss Radbourn who did the wise thing and died in 1897? He's mentioned here as a callback to a previous video from Foolish Baseball that's all about him.
There’s a saying in baseball that every team is going to win 40 games and lose 40 games, it’s what you do with the other 82 that makes all the difference. Well, I guess the Spiders didn’t get the memo haha.
Always cool to see something from Baseball's Pre-Modern Era (1899 and earlier) since it's really not talked about much. It's always the Modern Era (1900-Present).
Best Cleveland moment has to be Jake Taylor’s walk off bunt that scored Willie Mays Hays from second to beat the Yankees.
The Oakland A's are on pace to win 29 games, and lose 133. They currently sit at 25 and 67. Fellow AL basement dweller Kansas City isn't much better at 26 and 65. And in the NL the floundering Rockies are on pace to lose 101 games. Last time they finished the season above .500 was 2018 when they went 91 and 72.
If you wanna see something good for Cleveland teams I recommend checking out the Indians 12 run comeback against Seattle or their highlights of the 22 game win streak they had.
YES!!!
They played their *last* 37 games on the road. Overall they played 112 on the road, instead of splitting the 154 games between home & road. The other teams refused to come to Cleveland because the crowds were so small that the ticket revenue wouldn't cover their travel expenses
Btw, The 1961 Mets went 40-120 (.250) and finished tenth and last in the National League, 60+1⁄2 games behind the NL Champion San Francisco Giants ...
The best Cleveland sports moment was Lebron winning for his hometown team in 2016. A runner up would be the first game in 1999 of the new Browns after the previous iteration left for Baltimore in 1996. Drew Carey was MC and had a super awesome speech before the kickoff.
Of those 12 teams, 8 still exist, and are in the National League ...Boston Beaneaters are currently known as the Atlanta Braves, Chicago Orphans are currently known as the Chicago Cubs, New York Giants are now the San Francisco Giants, Brooklyn Bridegrooms are now the Los Angeles Dodgers, and the St. Louis Browns are now the St. Louis Cardinals. The Baltimore Orioles, Cleveland Spiders, Louisville Colonels & Washington Senators were dropped by the NL before the 1900 season, and all four ceased to exist. The current Baltimore Orioles were a charter member of the American League in 1901, known as the Milwaukee Brewers. In 1902, the Brewers moved to St. Louis, and became known as the St. Louis Browns. The AL Browns moved to Baltimore in 1953, and took the name of the old NL team.
Still need to do the Georgia Tech - Cumberland game of 1916. Watch Jon Bois' recreation.
What you were asking about around 14:41 a team that should be good not making the playoffs, I’m sure that exists, but I know that exists in football. The 2010 chargers had the #1 offense and defense in the NFL and went 9-7 to miss the playoffs. I know there’s a video about that on UA-cam, but I lived through that shit. It’s an interesting story I think though.
You guys should check out MLB’s - The 2011 regular season concludes with an indescribable flourish- about possibly the greatest night of game 162 ever
For the question around 14:30, the early 2010s Red Sox are a fascinating example of this.
2011 - epic playoff choke
2012 - worst team in baseball
2013 - World Series Champions
2011- They didn't make the playoffs. They had a 9 game lead in the AL Wild Card going into September, and a mix of them struggling and the Rays going on a tear led to their downfall. It also happened to the Braves in the NL WC picture where they had a similar lead, only for them to struggle and the Cardinals to come back. And that comeback propelled STL to the 2011 World Series Title.
2012- The Bobby V led Red Sox were a dysfunctional mess, but they actually were NOT the worst team in MLB. The Sox went 69-93, but the Indians (68-94), Twins (66-96), Rockies (64-98), Cubs (61-101) and Astros (55-107) had worse records. The Marlins finished with an identical 69-93 as the Sox as well.
2013- Well, ya got that one right. The John Farrell led 2013 Red Sox came out of the gate flying, overcame the tragic Boston Marathon Bombing, put the city on their backs, cruised to an MLB best 97-65, got some retribution on the Rays in the ALDS, got through a very tense 6 Game ALCS with the Tigers, and outlasted the Cardinals in 6 Games to win their 3rd WS Title in 10 seasons. BOSTON STRONG!
Close to the worst team in baseball that year. The Minnesota Twins, Cleveland Indians, Houston Astros, and my team the Colorado Rockies all were worse than the Red Sox that year. The Marlins had the same record as the Red Sox that year as well.
@@b1galbos89 for 2011 I meant a playoff situation, and yes in 2012 there were worse teams but everyone mentions the “worst to first” aspect of 2013. And as a Tigers fan…… nothing happened in the fall of 2013 that I can remember. Not a damn thing 😅
@@Ryouski Wow, we posted about the 2012 Sox at the same exact time (with me slightly ahead lol.)
@@downrighttt Like I said, that 2013 ALCS was tense. That Tigers team was very good as well. I told anyone that listened before that series began, that whoever won that series was gonna win the WS, I didn't care who came out of the NL. And sure enough, it was a nerve wrecking series that I'd put up along with the 2004 ALCS vs. NYY as one of the most tense baseball series I've ever watched.
The orphans is one of many names the cubs had.
Cleveland positive: They were able to extinguish the burning river.
Bishopvids (Mike Polk Jr.)'s two Cleveland videos that were featured at the beginning of this are MUST watches. They're all time internet classics, you'll laugh out loud. Search for "Hastily Made Cleveland Tourism Video" parts 1 and 2 😂
Atlanta Braves legend Bailey Freeman
14:35 2004 Cubs, 2019 Cubs, 2022 White Sox
The Boston Beaneaters still exist as the Atlanta Braves, and the Brooklyn Bridegrooms/Superbas as the Los Angeles Dodgers. The Baltimore Orioles of the 19th century were a different team from today's Orioles.
The Cleveland Browns football team was very successful in the forties, fifties and sixties, winning the All American Football Conference championship in 1946, 1947, 1948, and 1949, and the NFL championship in 1954, 1955, and 1964 (the AAFC was a separate league from the NFL). The Cleveland Indians (now the Guardians) won the World Series in 1948. Those were the glory years of sports in Cleveland. Things went pretty badly from the mid-sixties until LeBron James returned to the Cavaliers in 2014, and then won the NBA championship in 2016.
It would be interesting to hear if you guys know any Premier League historical comparison. I know Nottingham Forest had a tough run of it about 1300 years ago.
Full disclosure, I'm a Braves fan, but if you want to look into historically underperforming teams, check out this year's Mets.
At the time there was only one league, and owners could be in ownership of multiple teams. What happened here was really why the other major league was formed. The Chcago Orphans was really the same team as the Cubs, they simply were called the Orphans because they bounced around ballparks, playing in 3 in 4 years. They were also called the Colts and White Stockings before they became the Cubs in 1903 after some bear cubs were used as mascots.
GO A's 25-67 at the break...we got this.
We’re behind you all the way 🤞💪
The A’s better win 41 games, I want the Mets record of 40-120 to still stand! (I’m a Mets fan!) 😁
Technically the 2020 Pittsburgh Pirate had only 19 wins. This was due to the season being shortened to 60 games due to COVID.
Boston Beaneaters = Atlanta Braves
Baltimore Orioles = 1st Orioles franchise now defunct
Cincinnati Reds = No change
Chicago Orphans = Chicago Cubs
Cleveland Spiders = defunct
Philadelphia Phillies = No change
New York Giants = San Fransico Giants
Pittsburg Pirates = No change
Louisville Colonels = defunct
Brooklyn Bridgegrooms = LA Dodgers
Washington Senators = 1st franchise defunct, 2nd are the Minnesota Twins, 3rd are the Texas Rangers
St. Louis Browns = St. Louis Cardinals (There was a 2nd St. Louis Browns franchise that is today's Baltimore Orioles)
...if anyone is interested.
The same thing as the Spiders/Browns happened from 1955-1963 with the then Kansas City Athletics and the New York Yankees. What made that situation even worse was that the Yankees were connected directly with the Chicago crime syndicate. Northing was ever done to stop it.
Most under performed this year
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Mets
San Diego Padres
1:32 well actually the New York giants are the same SF giants right now, they just relocated i believe!
As for a most underperforming season this years Mets are a decent contender. Came in with a ton of hype and give payroll and a rotation lead by 2 future HOF aces they currently have a losing record
Lebron coming back from 3-1 in the finals is the only notable good Cleveland sports moment recently but the Browns used to be really good before the Super Bowl existed
The best moment in Cleveland sports has to be when Ricky Vaughn (Charlie Sheen) won them the AL pennant in the movie Major League. Alright fine it was when LeBron came back and got them the championship.
For underperformance. The cardinals this year are a prime example
They’re already making documentaries about this years Oakland A’s?
They don't call Cleveland... "the mistake by the lake" for nothing.
You guys should try to attend a game this season
W idea - liking this and adding either go to a Cubs home game or a playoff game somewhere cool
They attended the London game
More Foolish Baseball please
I know this isn’t a football video, but y’all really need to react to Taysom Hill, the Swiss Army Knife of the NFL. He’s a QB that plays literally EVERY POSITION. Be it Quarterback, running back, wide receiver, tight end, kick/punt returner, or kick/punt coverage, the man wearing number 7 has done it all!
Y'all should watch a video on the 1916 Georgia Tech vs Cumberland game. Georgia Tech won that game by a score of 222-0.
I’m pretty sure he’s only in his 20’s so idk how he’d have played for the Braves 22 years ago
NOOOOOOO!!!!....He ABSOLUTELY did not play for the Braves in 2001, lol.....
lol no foolish bb didn't actually play in the majors, but Bailey kinda looks like the guy in that photo which was his joke haha
Underperforming franchise? The Yankees for the last 15 years. It’s honestly hilarious.
Idk about the worst ever, but the Mets dropped back to back seasons where they were in first place the entire season and ended up missing the playoffs twice in a row in 07 and 08
Best seasons ever!! Go Phils!
I think it was 2007 when the Mets lost the last game of the season & had a huge lead up until late August.
Mets have the highest payroll this season and should’ve been in the top of the division but are under 500
@@lovesgucci1 yeah tell me about it lol hopefully they can turn it around!
Cleveland Indians won the 1948 World Series
Thanks for this. Was that the last time they won it too?
@@DNReacts Yessir
@@DNReacts The Indians have appeared in the World Series 4 more times since winning in 1948- in 1954,1995, 1997 and 2016... losing all of them! It sucks being an Ohio native and Cleveland sports fan.
LeBron James best chasedown blocks, unmatched athleticism and timing
More LeBron definitely coming on the channel. Appreciate the comment 🤝
The best sports moment for Cleveland is when Lebron returned and got them a championship
The Cleveland Indians should have changed their name to the Cleveland Spiders again, instead of the Guardians. So much cooler.
Lmao no foolish didn’t play for the Braves he’s joking. He’s 28 he would have been 6 years old in 2001 😂😂
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Hey Guys..
Boston Beaneaters became after a few other bad nicknames like ,"the Bees" finally became the Boston Braves, that moved to Milwaukee and then to Atlanta in 1966.
Braves won the first World Series.
I collect World Series programs.. The 1898 program is worth OVER 1 MILLION dollars... it's the Only Braves World Series Program I DON'T HAVE...
So if anyone wants to complete my collection, I'm open for gifts..
Rick
Charleston SC
Most under-performing team? Since the mid 1970's any NY Yankee team that didn't win the World Series in any given year. 😉
Most disappointing team probably goes to the 1998 Marlins. After winning the World Series in 1997, they went 54-108 in 1998.
Best Cleveland sports moment is probably Lebron James and the Cavaliers winning the NBA title.