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You are not mentioning the elephant in the HOF : steriods!

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Just watching the replay. Thanks

Two of em are banned, at least three more for roids. Their records should be stricken from the game.

Hey dude

O's are showcasing Norby for trade

Definitely agree his bat will play up here..He's ready!.. Take care GO O'S BABY

that's the only contract Mullins has been making lately that said Norby needs to play everyday

You said Manny set the record for RBIs in a season . You're a joke .

Orioles front office has major decisions to make. They will be here til end of season. Chemistry is big with these three for the team. Why bring up Stowers and sit him for the most part. Irritating

Never thought babe was a HOF . Average player at best .. Haha sike . Great video

barry pete should be in steve gravey fred lynn dave concepcion dale murphey were great players and should be in

Babe Ruth is definitely one of the greatest to ever play the game. Thanks for sharing his statistics.

Wow! Those are some impressive numbers 151 out of 155 games. Then it might be some catchers that don't catch 150 games in 2 years. Much less one sounds like he's definitely deserving of the Hall of Fame for sure

Dave Parker...nuff said!

Ahhhh….Hello?….Albert Belle?

I started to play your video, but hit pause after I heard your criteria. I want to come up with my own list and compare to yours. My list is a little different. I went with best defensive players that I saw play. No stats, just the eye test. Here is my list: P: Greg Maddux C: Pudge Rodriquez 1B: Mark Grace 2B: Roberto Alomar SS: Ozzie Smith 3B: Mike Schmidt LF: Dave Winfield CF: Jim Edmonds RF: Ichiro Suzuki I'll finish watching the video to see if any of mine are on your list. Thanks again for the videos!

Rusty Staub belongs in the HOF. Prolific hitter.

I really enjoy your profiles of players!

Shoeless Joe like Pete Rose was banned from baseball!,

What about David Concepción? I think he belongs in the Hall of fame...

I Think Tacoma Park's Steve Barber had a chance top ,make the Hall of Fame had he not injured his arm in 1966. For the rest of his career he had trouble winning games or staying healthy. Rafael Palmeiro has the HOF numbers but no chance of gong into the Hall. He is one of only seven players in MLB history to be a member of both the 500 home run club (569) and the 3,000 hit club, (3020) He also has 586 doubles

I think O’s use the injury list whenever players are not producing as an excuse to bench them. KREMER Sucks, never liked him or Wells, the complete Pitching staff is shaky, never can hold leads to o mediocre teams

Good job.

Also, that grand slam was in the ninth inning of a 7-0 blowout, ending in 11-1. That’s not a critical time for such a hit.

Your points are absolutely right on. It’s unpopular to criticize the Orioles because the fans of nowadays haven’t had this success. I am from the time when they did nothing but win - Frank and Boog and four 20 game winner days until 1983, after which I stopped watching for a while. Those teams used to scare the other teams to death in offense and steel trap defense, even the 1982-83 teams. We don’t actually have that now, nor that kind of management to make great trades (yes, I said it - look it up and you’ll see I am right), or managing in a championship manner (examine it and see the differences, you’ll see). It’s one thing to ride an overachieving team (I never thought I would say that), and another thing to lead them as if they are champions. Weaver and Altobelli could handle gigantic achievers, and treated them as men. We don’t have that kind of leadership now. The pitchers are not given enough confidence to pitch out of jams, as an example. Platoon, ok - but do it with some logic. Stowers gives it all he has got and he is played once. Anyway, it makes no sense to bury our heads in the sand.

Not worried.

Ur right Cedric would've scored if he was 2/3 of way to second but not passed it. He has been a way different guy than the played who carried us a few years ago. Way too many strikeouts & pop outs for speedy guy. I think he has focused on trying to hit bombs every time. A couple spectacular defensive plays early this season have overshadowed his underachieving year.

This is my new favorite podcast. I love the Os but I also love honest takes .

Um, the major league record for rbis are 190 by Hack Wilson. Last time I checked, the American League record for rbis was 170 by Lou Gehrig. I’m not sure if math has changed, but 165 is less than both of those figures I just put up. You should have got some braces as a kid. Your voice is terrible.

Arld is Afraud

Guy looks 63 years old but is probably 23

This list is totally out of order lol Ozzie number seven? You got to be kidding me! From your lifetime Cardinals fan ha ha 5:29

Alan Trammel is in the HOF

While it was a different era, Wagner averaged nearly 50 errors per season. A Rod is the better player

Ozzie Smith is my favorite baseball player of all time. Watching him turn a double play was a thing of beauty

1. Arod Then everyone else

One of my favorite players of all time. What's impressive about him is how he adapted his pitching style when he lost the heat from his fastball. He developed an amazing changeup to offset that MPH loss from his fastball.

always wild to me how some of the best all time were converted position players

I love all three of these guys in our Outfield. They took us through the storm. I'll never forget that and will always be grateful. I pray they will all break out of their funks offensively and surprise everybody that they can do better than popping out most of the time. I can't figure out what is happening and I don't think ANY of them have attitude problems. These guys are all winners and workers and team players. It must be hard for you to make a video like this when you also know their character. All top notch. Baseball is a humbling game, but I've seen great success stories come out of failures. I don't know what the future holds but I know it is bright for the Orioles. I would love to see those 3 veterans open up a can of whoop-@$$ in 2024 and help win the World Series and go out with the blaze of glory they brought to the club! But and old sage once told me "You can WANT in one hand and Sh!T in the other!" I reckon we'll just see. Rooting for my vets, but also rooting for those up and comers!

I think the only one who may be a little difficult to replace is Mullins only because they don't really have a really good cf to bring up to replace him. All the prospects are corner outfielders no true cf

Cowser , Kjerstad and Stowers, and O'Hearn can play the outfield.

Very good analysis

Man, I would hate to give up on all this gold glove caliber defense...

I am very pleased that you included spray charts to valudate your point. My opinion is that for the last three seasons, beginning in July Mullins and Hayes start pulling the ball and stop trying to hit the ball to yhe opposite field. It leads to strikeouts and weak infield popups. I think they are doing this because they are in the arbitration years of thier contract. More power stats, more money. I think Hayes will come on strongfot the next month or two. Just like he did during the beginning of last year, he will focus on hitting the other way. Hopefully, he can maintain that team first focus and with more outfield depth, stay healthy. That said, I think Hayes will likely be traded away at the deadline. I have no idea about Mullins. Why did he stop bunting to get on base? Jim Palmer talks about Cedric's approach when he doesn't use the whole field. Mullins must know and he is certainly capable of hitting to all fields and bunting more to increase his OBP. Its his attitude. I like Hayes and Mulins. The past 2.25 years has proven that you can't trust them to be available or for what they will produce offensively. They don't offer much position flex as "established veterans". Then there is Santander who will be a free agent and historically, he goes into prolonged slumps against RHP. He also provides big hits, power and at this point in time, the Orioles don't have anyone to fill his production and veteran intangibles in the lineup. That said, CF is my concern. I think Stowers & Cowser will get a shot at earning the starting position. (Send Mullins to Florida to get his mind right and convince him to buy into an offensive approach that will be good for him and improve the teams chances at winning).

Kyle Stowers has played 110 innings on CF this year at AAA. This is signicantly more than he has in the past. It seems Elias has been preparing for this move just in case Mullins struggled or injured.

Hey bud, well done. Smart, accurate analysis.

They should fire the manager, trade everyone and start over

Mullins, Hayes, Mateo, Urias are all either pinch runners/defense sub at the end of games or need to go. We need to stop bringing up prospects just to have them sit. The damage its doing to their mindsets is unforgiveable.

The Orioles are set to have a ton of top prospects coming through the system. They will all need to play somewhere, whether we keep them, or ship them out. The roster will be changing dramatically. It's amazing that we're going thru what we have, with the best record in the American league