The MLB One Hit Wonders Draft (with Foolish Baseball)
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- Опубліковано 28 тра 2024
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Foolish Bailey is here to draft the best One Year Wonders in MLB History with Talkin' Jake.
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Foolish Bailey needs to play some Jolly games ASAP
Bailey/Jake/BBD/Lucas game lineup would be amazing
Oh if he’s in studio, he’s playing a game
Davey Johnson hit 43 home runs one year and his next closest HR total was 18
Sure but he was a good player outside of that year, in fact better in some years.
Brady Anderson is what I think of who I think home run spikes
Fomo
2014 Devin Mesoraco is a sleeper pick at catcher. Had 4.9 WAR and his career war was 4.7. Just crazy
bailey looks so good in the studio
That's Hollywood magicTM
omg its talkin bailey and foolish jake
I mean the names work either way lol
This was cooool. Great seeing Bailey on this channel, as always. Not sure how "one hit wonder" is defined, but I pulled up some examples from my childhood days...
1976 Mark "Bird" Fidrych: Weird dude, liked to talk to the ball before pitching... Leads the AL in ERA (2.34) and ERA+ (159), wins ROY but finishes second in the CY to Jim Palmer because the voters used to cream their pants for 20-win seasons... Pitched 162.0 innings across the next four injury-plagued years... Famously said "bullshit" during a live postgame interview, years before Charlie Rocket dropped an F-bomb on SNL.
1980 Miguel Dilone: Batted .341 in the year George Brett flirted with .400, and stole 61 bases in a season when three different players swiped at least 96, plus he was in Cleveland, which is why even most fans my age don't remember him... Pretty much never an everyday player, seeing action in 800 games across 12 seasons, with 1980 being the closest to a full season.
Note: the 1980 season was huge for SBs in general. Several players who no one remembers had massive career highs that year: Rodney Scott (63), Jerry Mumphrey (52), Gene Richards (61) and Dave Collins (79). A few other players better known for other things also had career-best SB years: Ron LeFlore (97), Bump Wills (52), Ozzie Smith (57) and Ivan DeJesus (44). Omar Moreno had 96 bags after pacing the NL in that category in the two previous years, yet did NOT lead the league because LeFlore had gone from Detroit to Montreal that year. Finally, 1980 marked the first time ever that an American Leaguer went for triple digits, as some kid named Rickey Henderson stole exactly 100. Not sure why this one season had so many huge SB performers, but it did.
1980 Doug Corbett and Joe Charboneau: Corbett had a 221 ERA+ (1.98 ERA) with 5.7 WAR as a rookie yet finished with 9.3 career WAR... Finished 3rd in the ROY behind another guy who most GenXers think of when it comes to one-year wonders: Charboneau, who hit .289/.358/.488 in that first year but had 210 PAs for the rest of his brief career, giving him the distinction of having the shortest career of any ROY winner... And I just want to mention the ROY runner-up: Dave Stapleton, a solid glove guy at multiple positions, who in the 1986 World Series was Bill Buckner's late-inning defensive replacement in Games 1, 2 and 5 but not 6... Hell, I'm a Red Sox fan and I didn't remember Stapleton being a decent hitter, but he certainly was as a rookie.
1992 Pat Listach: Came up in a span when I wasn't following baseball quite as avidly, so I don't remember much about him as a player except that he won the ROY and had Tim Kurkjian gushing in some Sports Illustrated year-end recap video... Posted 4.5 WAR with 54 bags in that first year but finished with a career 4.3 WAR, which tells you his overall trajectory... Personally, I know him better as the visiting manager whenever Tacoma came to town in the mid-2010s... Never once got a complaint from him, perhaps because a) I don't think Listach knew there was a press box phone in the dugout, and b) the Rainers radio guy refuses to be the go-between for a manager and OS.
1983 Atlee Hammaker: Led the NL in ERA (2.25), ERA+ (159), FIP (2.57) and WHIP (1.039)... One of my dad's favorite players because he was half-Japanese... Joined Dave Dravecky and Scott Garrelts as a nucleus as very God-fearing, clean-living members of the Giants' pitching staff... Garrelts ended up having one beast of a season himself in 1989, the same year that Dravecky's arm snapped while attempting a comeback from cancer... And yet the end of the 1989 Giants season might be the most famous (or infamous) part of the year, especially for those of us living in Northern California... Fun fact: Sacramento State had a volleyball player named Atlee in the mid-2000s who was named such because her parents were huge Giants fans.
1978 Mike Caldwell: Had some sneaky good years sprinkled earlier in his career... Still, he never came close to the time when he had a 2.36 ERA and a 160 ERA+, but no remembers because he happened to do it in a year when Ron Guidry was in beast mode... Also led the league with 23 CGs, which is probably why his career started going downhill fast - Caldwell was one of the last guys not on Billy Martin's A's teams to post 20-plus CGs in a year
1985 John Tudor: Okay, this guy definitely does NOT count because he was actually pretty solid for most the 1980s, but in this one season, he had 10 shutouts and a league-leading 0.938 WHIP. Never approached either before nor after, but not many have... In the last 60 years, the following pitchers have broken double-digit shutouts in a season: Dean Chance (11 in 1964), Juan Marichal (10 in 1965), Bob Gibson (13 in 1968), Jim Palmer (10 in 1975) and Tudor. And Tudor will almost certainly be the last player ever to do that because teams and coaching staffs have wised up on how to most effectively use starting pitchers.
I'm only 20 so this list is awesome. Fidrych is the only one on this list I've even heard of, I'll have to go look at these guys now!
Am I crazy for thinking Luis Gonzalez should qualify? He was a great hitter for a lot of his career, but no where near 57 homers and 175 ops+.
Considering Luie put up over 50 career WAR yeah I'd say you're crazy. No offense
Not at all crazy, he was very good most other seasons, but 2001 was _bonkers_.
Not entirely
Funny you say that. He was immediately who I thought of when I read the title.
@@Soma2710same.
Pre steroid bust 2012 Melky Cabrera was insane
Rick Porcello is definitely a good shout at pitcher here. One Cy Young award, but zero other career accolades, including no all-star games (not even in his Cy Young season)
Probably one of the most recent Cy Young selections where the sabermetric community would totally disagree.
That said, he was a good starter to have in the lower rotation in Detroit
He also had like an average of 6+ run support that season
@@KhamzatKharri 3.15 ERA in 223 innings is a great season regardless of how much run support you get. He probably didn't deserve the Cy Young but nobody would dispute that he had by far the best season of his career
@@BKF0as a Tigers fan, I would have never expected to see a year where Verlander lost out on a Cy Young award to Porcello. He was a really solid back of the rotation arm that would pitch a lot of innings and usually gave you a chance to win though. He actually had a great season his last year with Detroit in 2014, so that arguably keeps him from being a true one year wonder. I still think Verlander deserved the Cy Young in 2016, but Porcello definitely fit the mold of a classic Cy Young winner with the 20+ wins and over 200 innings. It’s funny that he went from leading MLB in wins in 2016 to leading all of MLB in losses in 2017
He's definitely the worst pitcher to win a cy young, that I can think of
2011 alex Avila just inexplicably has one of the best hitting catcher seasons of the last 50 years
so I thought they were going to do a draft of all MLB players that had only had 1 HIT in their careers LOL
That’s such a funny premise honestly
i'm here for it. koo dae-sung first overall pick
Lmao
"What a wonder that hit was. I remember the day. He hit it over the fence and then broke his neck after touching home plate. He never played again" 😂😂
I'm glad I'm not the only one
Andres Torres might be my favorite Giant ever. His 2010 season was SPECIAL.
HE CAN LEAVE?!
I NEED all the Jomboy and JM adjacent people together for a draft similar to the NBA 75 list one with all the different groups drafting. It could be 5 hours and i’d watch every second
For a closer, 1995 jose Mesa was insane. League leading 47 saves with 1.13 ERA. Long career and never came close to that again
2013 Domonic Brown might be the definition of a one year wonder
I'm surprised that 2021 ROY Jonathan India wasn't selected as the one year wonder at second when the guy was trying to find a recent one year wonder at second.
India has been pretty solid since. He’s not a superstar by any means but a solid everyday bat with numbers above league average
@@ryanlehan658 he sucks
Steve Pearce his 2018 post season run comes to mind for me
I always loved that Jason Castro was an Astro, and grew up in Castro Valley, CA
It was ment to be I mean it Rhymes so it has to be
The year he was drafted, there was a guy in the Top 5 on "American Idol" named Jason Castro.
Morgan Ensberg was on my list, love that pick. I have a signed ball from him and met him when he played for my local college summer ball semi pro team.
Andres Torres was so fun to watch in 2010. Loved him and Freddy Sanchez as a 1/2
some recent names that went through my head watching this:
Chris Colabello: 2015
Aristides Aquino: 2019
Joey Wendle: 2018 (led all rookies in bWAR)
Paul DeJong: 2017
Aaron Sanchez: 2016
I will never forget 2019 Danny Santana definitely was a juice ball merchant
This is a fun concept always enjoy when foolish comes on the show
2001 Luis Gonzales. 173 wRC+, no other season was over 137. 57 hr, 31 was second highest. Also, literally was the winning hit in what is quite possibly the most dramatic game 7 WS win of all time. I think you could argue he was good enough the rest of his career that he's not really a one hit wonder. But the 2001 season was elite where as everything else was merely "very good". Honestly, looking over his stats page, kinda feel like they should have got him in the HoF. It's marginal, but I think winning the 2001 WS puts it over.
I don’t think I’d say Hall of Fame, but Gonzalez certainly had a better career than some might think, and 2001 was definitely the standout season.
Zack Cozart should have made the list, period.
2017:
24 2B
7 3B
24 HR
62 BB / 78 K
.297/.385/.548 .933 OPS
140 OPS+
5.2 WAR
His career slashline:
.247/.300/.399 .699 OPS
88 OPS+
Love bailey and jm keep up the good work💪❗️
2012 R.A. Dickey has to be the greatest 1 hit wonder pitcher. Cy Young winner as a knuckleballer for a bad Mets team. Never reproduced anything close to that season.
I want to see foolish on some Jolly games now.
Love this concept
Toby Borland, 1995. His rookie year. 2.36 ERA, 184 ERA+ in 34.1 innings pitched, and he never came close to that again. Nice guy though, and a fantastic mustache
Definitely a bit better of a career than a lot of the guys you mention, but the guy that came to mind for me is 2014 Michael Brantley. 20 HR, 23 for 24 SB, 45 2B, and .327 leading to a 3rd place MVP finish when he had a single other MVP vote the rest of his career.
Great season probs an outlier too but Brantley had an awesome career def not a one hit wonder
2002 Junior Spivey for the Dbacks at 2nd Base is a good one
50:15 BBD blew my mind with this one. He really did build a career off of punching Bautista.
So much great irony looking at the reference pages!
Awesome draft!
2016 Blue Jays Michael Saunders. He had a similar year a few years before, but was still clearly on one for him in 2016 and made the all star game.
As a Marlins fan I'll offer Chris Coghlan in his rookie season, 2009.
.321/.390/.460 with 162 hits
Zephyrs legend Chris Coghlan, that dude could play
This was a fun way to start my day. Just guys naming dudes lol
I’m still in awe of 2021 Cedric Mullins
Haven’t watched yet, my personal OHW squad
C: Willians Astudillo
1B: Logan Morrison
2B: Marwin Gonzalez
3B: Renato Nunez
SS: Zack Cozart
LF: Brady Anderson
CF: Desmond Jennings
RF: Ryan Ludwick
DH: Oscar Gonzalez
SP: Brad Bergessen
RP: Steve Delabar
RP: Carter Capps
CL: Nick Anderson
Carter Capps. what a pull
As a Giants fan can’t believe I didn’t immediately think of Andres Torres. My first thought was Rich Aurilia
Lowkey a trio I could watch daily fr keep this up if possible 🫶🏻
Jimmy said in his Morning podcast that Bailey was on a contract to do more WakeNJake. So I hope they do quite a bit more.
93 Lenny Dykstra is tge first guy I thought off, for obvious reasons.
Funny enough, as a Phillies fan 2 guys I thought of for this as good players that had a great season were Darren Daulton and Dave Hollins in 93, because that was such as weird year. Both Looking at their baseball reference pages, you can make the arguement they had 1-year wonder seasons based on WAR, but for both their best season was 92, when the team finished last in the division.
i've thought about daric barton 2010 before -- he has absolutely filthy dWAR for some reason. bbref LOVES his 1b defense that year. 18(!!!!) DRS. maybe helped by having pennington and ellis in the IF? idk.
04 Rich Aurilia could have been a snag at shortstop
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Rack em Willie oh my goodness what a throw back lol
Quentin would have been the MVP. It was a really down year offensively in the AL and Carlos was dominating that year. He really had no competition in that race (Cy Young Award was a different story). He broke his wrist slamming his bat early Sept. and missed the rest of the season. That dumb moment cost his that award. As a bitter White Sox fan, it's a painful memory but its burned into my brain.
Crucial collaboration here
Bret Boone was my 2001 Salary cap league darling. Never forget that season.
This is the perfect exercise for this group.
Chris Colabello 2015 with the jays having at OPS+ of 138 and his next closest was 86 needs to shouted out too
Jimmy Nelson makes me so, so sad. He messed up his shoulder bad sliding into second base (way back when pitchers hit), and he took a long time to come back and just was never the same. I was at his first MLB start after the injury.
I'll never forget, I was teaching English to a Korean kid who loved baseball, and I was trying to use a baseball example to teach him grammar. I asked him "who is your favorite player in the MLB?"
"Mark Trumbo"
need to see 2018 Miguel Andujar. .297 ba, 27 bombs, 130 ops + and never played over 50 games in any season since
2009 Franklin Gutierrez is the first name that came to mind. 6.6 WAR that season. Next highest was 2.9.
Daric Barton is a completely foul pull, Bailey. Well done lmfao.
Shoutout 2011 Mike Morse for this if he doesn’t make it before I finish the video.
My squad- C Rick Wilkins 1993, 1B John Vander Wall 2000, 2B Junior Spivey 2002, SS Bill Hall 2006, 3B Fernando Tatis Sr 1999, LF Bernard Gilkey 1996, CF Jacoby Ellsbury 2011, RF Richard Hidalgo 2000, DH Rich Aurilia 2001 (could be the SS and move Bill Hall here). Pitcher Ben Sheets 04 although he had some good seasons off of that but that was a big outlier.
If we are only doing 1 through 9 then my team would be full of guys who were very solid. So solid in fact that they would be able to compete. The line up has lots of hit getters and a few home run machines, as well as a fantastic starting pitcher.
Nori Aoki (2013): Outfield
Matt Stairs (1999): DH
Rickie Weeks (2010): Second Base
Bill Hall (2006): Third Base
Benito Santiago (1996): Catcher
Gary Matthews Jr. (2006): Outfield
Brandon Belt (2021): First Basemen
Deivi Cruz (2000): Shortstop
Randy Winn (2005): Outfield
Shawn Estes (1997): Starting Pitcher
jason bartlett in 2008 got mvp votes with 1 home run
Rays legend
I would add 2006 Gary Matthews Jr. Was an all star, finished top 10 in AL position player WAR, was a career .257 hitter who hit .313 and made that one spectacular catch against Houston
Fun Andres Torres fact: In 2010, he had to get an appendectomy in mid-September, but he managed to come back in less than 2 weeks to help the Giants win the division and later the World Series
FB named some absolute legendary dudes today, respect.
2016 Aledmys Diaz would’ve been a good shortstop pick.
Edmonds was on a Housewives show a while ago and came across horrrriiiiibbblllyyy. He seemed to hate his child bride... I think he's 2-3 more marriages deep since that though
So many things about this comment that are disgusting lol 😂
"child bride" she was 29 when he married her lol. But yes, the clips I've seen do make him look disgusting
@@AliceYobby Yeah I was being hyperbolic bc he clearly had problems with what he perceived as immaturity which was like ok then don't marry someone 20 yrs younger!?!
I've always wondered why the Friars gave up on Villanueva. Love the s/o Foolish
The ultimate OYW is "Super" Joe Charboneau. Won ROY w 2.5WAR and was -.4 & -.5 the next 2 years and out of baseball
Whats strange with Marwin Gonzalez' 2017 is that its not that far from the years he was having in terms of WAR. The hitting is just such an outlier.
Bailey set your draft budget !
Watched the Talkin Yanks "short term Yankees draft" in preparation for this
2018 Kyle Freeland had one of the two best Rockies pitching seasons ever (the other being 2010 Ubaldo) and I’d argue he’s more of a 1 hit wonder than Ubaldo. 8 war season and never again over 3.5
We stan Paul Lo Duca in this household. Our big, beautiful, Italian boy.
spent the entire 55 minutes thinking about mark prior. foundational player to me as a 7-year-old cubs fan. felt insane to realize later in life just how short his career was because of the injuries
I’d love to see the analytics on these 1 year wonders and their contract negotiation years…
Devin mesoraco had a 147 OPS+ in 2014 and next best was 98ops+ in 200 PA
It's not a one-year wonder because it was over two years, but Arrieta. Last 20 starts of 2015, 0.86 ERA, first 15 starts of 2016, 1.74 ERA. In those 35 straight starts, 245 innings and a 1.21 ERA. Greatest 35 start stretch in baseball history, just a shame it wasn't one full season.
"No views"
Oh you just wait
norm cash better be on this. 9.2 war one season 201 OPS+ next best war was 5.4. great career but crazy single season
Is Jocoby Elseburry eligible, or was 2013 too good of a second best season?
I looked at him too. Only three seasons of an OPS+ over 100 (excluding his first season with 33 games). I’m a Sox fan and I remember being so pumped on Ellsbury as a kid, then never really repeated the 2011 season.
I think if either of them had chosen Ellsbury in the draft, the other would have okay’d it.
Austin Barnes 2017 crazy
i could name like a million braves pitchers. also johan camargo at 3rd base in 2018
i knew foolish was going to name estrada in 03 after he said catcher and needed a braves. i got excited. i remember my dad saying "no stick" estrada at the begginining of 03 then he had his really good yr and i ragged my dad the whole yr about that
One day wonder goes to Tuffy Rhodes. Hit 3 home runs off Doc Gooden on opening day in 1994. Only had 41 the rest of career, in MLB. Of course, here in Japan he's a legendary HR hitter.
If we are talking one game wonders, I nominate Bobo Holloman
Not sure if he qualifies but mike lieberthal 1999 was a pretty special year from the catcher position.
I was a giants fan when I was a kid during the 2010s era and I forgot about Andres Torres
Drafts are back I used to pray for times like this
Miguel Andujar and Ubaldo Jimenez are who I thought of
Video just started and I instantly went with ‘08 Ryan Ludwick for some weird reason
Expected to see Bryan lahair , Mike Morse , geovany Soto make the list .
Crazy Jason Bartlett finished 18th in MVP in 2008, before the season mentioned in the video, and he only had 1 homer and 1.7 WAR 😂
Jake’s hair looks great in this vid. Shave it before I start to ask myself some questions
2016 Aaron Sanchez
15 and 2, 190 innings, 5.1 WAR.
Nothing else and out of the league at 29.
I could have swore Chris Davis was a one year wonder. Looked it up. He had a very good 4 year stretch. Makes his eventual downfall even more strange
CHASE HEADLEY MENTIONED!!! Padres legend
I'll throw Chris Coghlan's 2009 rookie season in the hat. ROY in 2009, and... replacement level for the rest of his career.
This was cool! How about 2012 Carlos Ruiz
where’s the love for twins and blue jays legend chris collabello ?!?!
Jake, what did your heavy fantasy baseball days look like? You always allude to this time of your life and I imagine it was scary
First thought I had was Miguel Sano
Just went down a Jim Edmonds Real Housewives rabbit hole - gotta ask my gf what she knows of him (I'm the sports girl, she's the reality tv girl, lol)