The Harper and Papelbon fight always makes me LOL. Harpers like "stfu" and Papelbons like "oh, you must not have heard. I'm a psychotic headcase" lol the look on Harper's face like wtffffff
@@billysikes1374 I'm certain BJ Upton is much better at baseball than anyone criticizing his lack of success against the the best baseball players in the world. Pro athletes at the highest level of competition are the exception. Melvin(BJ) had to do something right to be able to play in mlb for as long as he did.
Helton did the same thing before him because the Rockies were bad most of the time.Helton once said,it's great you made the BigLeagues but now it's time to produce!
I always told my teams during my coaching years - "The only thing we can't teach is hustle. We can give you the how-to, but you have to provide the want-to."
Alonso didn’t throw anything that had the potential to ricochet and hurt anyone. He’s less mad that something was thrown and more that he was hurt as a result of someone else’s negligence. While his reaction was a bit much I do understand where he’s coming from.
I remember Kirby Puckett setting the example for the Twins as far as hustle. His attitude helped bring them home 2 Titles. Hustle not only defines a team, but also wins those close games.
@@spam7797 I didn't know the man personally. I guess, you did. I based my assessment on watching him play baseball, and just a general vibe he gave off in interviews.
I was at the game when Evan Longoria got on BJ Upton and that wasn't the first incident in the game. Upton had a chance to break up a double play but just stopped running before he got to second base. The third base coach tried to talk sense to Upton but BJ had no baseball acumen. He had tremendous tools but a ten cent brain for baseball.
@@VideoEgo1 Upton was a notorious hothead. He let his emotions get the best of him often. He was a difficult teammate and hard to coach. What are you thinking that means?
You should look up the Tyler Naquin walk off inside the park home run. Upton is playing centerfield. It tells you everything you need to know about him. I caddied for him once. Super cool guy. But he was a very very lazy player.
I've seen Cole Calhoun make some incredible plays in RF! Every hitter K's,every hitter slumps. Gotta stay positive and pick your teammate up,not run him down.
A former major league player told our kids this. “ your best teammates and friends will be in High School and College. In the pros everyone is trying to beat you and beat your head in. “.
B.J Upton had all the talent in the world, but his career will be remembered with plays like that. I've always said, the one thing you can control on the diamond is your effort
You realize you broke down and explained the only video that shoes the incident that started the fight in the first place ya? Like you could have explained the backstory on any other clip but you chose the one we all saw and understood lol
I was watching live during the Calhoun incident. What happened was the guy hit a homerun while Calhoun was on deck. During the celebration, he got so excited, and smacked Calhoun on the helmet after stepping on home plate. After that, Calhoun struke out. Then this happened.
On the Tigers one, Iglesias instantly conceded and didn't even try to turn a double play when taking a throw for a force at 2nd. I believe a run scored on the play. It was a little weird. McCann is a bit of a hot head, but he was right to say something in that case.
But sometimes there's a judgment call by the first guy turning a potential double play to not throw to first because he's pretty sure the runner will beat it and it's not worth the risk to throw. Maybe Iglesias was thinking that and McCann though he should have tried. Doesn't necessarily mean either one is wrong, just a difference of opinion.
@@Ffollies It wasn't merely a difference of opinion in that case. I was watching the game. There was a decent chance of turning two. Iglesias strangely took the throw with it being clear that he didn't even think about the possibility of throwing to first. It wasn't at all a play in which there was no chance, so he just held it.
@@Ffollies I just found it. He didn't even really hold it. He instantly flipped it back to the pitcher, sort of like he didn't care if they turned a double play. They may not have gotten the DP, but he didn't even consider it. I love Jose. He is one of the best SSs I have ever seen, but the way he handled that play was bizarre, and unlike anything I have seen before, or since. Here is a clip of it... ignore Harold Reynolds claiming he did it because he was mad... Reynolds is a moron who rarely knows what he is talking about... a babbling idiot. Iglesias didn't intentionally give anyone a hit. That was embarrassing for Reynolds to even suggest it. czcams.com/video/zh2LEXf3LmU/video.html
I always told my players, “Men, if you’re here playing baseball, it means you’re not good enough for real sports. So, go out there and, yeah, nobody cares”.
I watched that game.. Reggie would've snapped drunken Billy's spine like a twig. Drunk guys often fuc* with the wrong people, & end up getting knocked da fuc* out.
@@johnpenley They didn't want it to get in the papers back then. Drunk Mick got in a few tussels too, mostly with drunk fans getting too touchy. He also clocked Mrs. Mantle & Jr. too.
As a coach you try to teach as much as possible and never stop coaching..and giving...but one thing you cant give or teach is effort...always said if I can cut my heart in pieces to give it out to all my players ..for effort
Arenado, Castellanos, Longoria -- three straight up dudes. "I'm busting my ass. You should be, too. There's no excuse for anything less than 100% effort, 100% of the time."
@@dirty.dan37 Well, yes, he was. I just happen to really like Castellanos. I have tremendous affection for him from the half-season he spent with the Cubs before signing with the Reds. Tremendous heart and character. The guy never takes a play off. Have a good evening, Dan.
@@rickrose5377 no what I meant is that Longoria and Arenado were saying I’m busting my ass and you should be too. Castellanos was breaking up an actual fight before it could start. I meant no disrespect towards him
@@dirty.dan37 I understand, Dan. I just included him in my praise on the basis of his general character. You're right, his participation in the proceedings had a different focus than Arenado's or Longo's.
I remember in 1978, or around that time, Don Sutton and Steve Garvey got into a fight over a statement Sutton said about Reggie Smith being more valuable to the Dodgers than Garvey. Back when me and my dad watched MNB on ABC, how times have changed.
@@jimwerther course, I'm from the heartland, I was and am a St. Louis Cardinal fan. But the Dodgers of the 70's and 80's had a great team. Had the Reds not of had their great teams of the 1970's, the Dodgers would of had more World Series chances.
@@jimwerther - Of course, Steve Garvey played 14 seasons for the Dodgers and Reggie Smith played 6 season with the Dodgers and only two of them; 1977 & 78, were really great seasons, but over the length of their entire careers Reggie Smith was the more impactful player. Also, in 1977 & 78 it's debatable which of two was more important to the team. Smith was the better hitter but Garvey had more AB's and he played in every game both seasons. Smith missed 14 games in 77 and 34 games in 78. If Garvey hadn't been fixated on trying to get 200 + hits every season he might have become a truly great hitter instead of just a very good one.
The all time great dugout confrontation was Reggie Jackson and Billy Martin at Fenway Park! Billy thought Reggie didn't hustle after a ball in right field and pulled him off the field right in the middle of an inning!
Once you leave high school your teammates hold you accountable. Especially in the bigs…they don’t give a shit about your personal issues. It’s your job and you’re there to win games.
Coincidentally (ironically?) the announcers at 0:52 were fired at the end of the 2018 season...for fighting! The announcers were Mario Impemba and Rod Allen. Supposedly, the fight was over a chair! ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Nah with Upton. Sticking up for him. That ball was about to hit a kink in the wall which could've bounced either way. You had dude on the other side. You see balls hit walls and go anywhere they want then you're burnt. Nothing you could've done. Also you see him kinda running to his right.
The mistake Harper made was standing below Papelbon when yelling at him. Harper should have walked up and gotten eye level with Papelbon first before saying whatever her said
The Upton one for Padres looks like maybe he got mad and maybe accidentally hit Alonso. I am curious to know that full story. But the way Justin Upton turned around it looks like it was an accident like he either slammed his bat and hit him or something else.
Why would they throw teammates out for fighting? And which one would they throw out? It’s only if you say/do something to the umpire, cheat or something else obvious that they throw you out.
The center fielder definitely jogged over to the ball and when called out he had to get mad and start throwing things lol to bad it’s all on video and even his mom was able to see he was jogging not running
Did anybody notice in the second confrontation the guy to the left with the camera? He wasn’t even pointing the camera at these guys fighting he was just watching them with the camera pointing into the dugout in the other direction.lol The guy missed his moment!
I’m 100% in favor of teammates calling each other out for lack of effort.
ummm, no. That's not what happened with Calhoun.
@@tamatb didn’t say it was, but that was what at least a few of these were.
I’m 100% in favor of people going after Bryce Harper. In the dugout, on the field, at Starbucks…
Theres a classy and a not so classy way of handling things but I do believe a good teammate will hold you accountable
Right
The Harper and Papelbon fight always makes me LOL. Harpers like "stfu" and Papelbons like "oh, you must not have heard. I'm a psychotic headcase" lol the look on Harper's face like wtffffff
FIGHT! FIGHT! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Pap smear was right!
More effort from B.J. n the dugout than in the rundown. The whole team should have got in his face over that joke.
The Upton Brothers have been career underachievers.
Woulda been a triple anyways
Where are they now?
His career was a joke, should have been selling hotdogs at stadium
@@billysikes1374 I'm certain BJ Upton is much better at baseball than anyone criticizing his lack of success against the the best baseball players in the world. Pro athletes at the highest level of competition are the exception. Melvin(BJ) had to do something right to be able to play in mlb for as long as he did.
Nolan was trying to get his team to wake up, that’s what a true leader does.
Then nolan quit on his team.
Helton did the same thing before him because the Rockies were bad most of the time.Helton once said,it's great you made the BigLeagues but now it's time to produce!
I always told my teams during my coaching years - "The only thing we can't teach is hustle. We can give you the how-to, but you have to provide the want-to."
You can teach them to play but you can't teach them to care.
Such as life sir
Applies to the real world too
Alonso getting mad for someone throwing something then proceeding to throw something else killed me 😂😂💀
Alonso didn’t throw anything that had the potential to ricochet and hurt anyone. He’s less mad that something was thrown and more that he was hurt as a result of someone else’s negligence. While his reaction was a bit much I do understand where he’s coming from.
Nah, he’s just mad he got hit.
I remember Kirby Puckett setting the example for the Twins as far as hustle. His attitude helped bring them home 2 Titles. Hustle not only defines a team, but also wins those close games.
Kirby was a truly gifted ballplayer and, an overall class act. Sucks that he died relatively young.
Want to goes a very long way in baseball and in life
@@waynej2608 dude was a surgeon with his bat. Idolized rod Carew. Always on base!
@@waynej2608 Def a class act besides the women he abused.
@@spam7797 I didn't know the man personally. I guess, you did. I based my assessment on watching him play baseball, and just a general vibe he gave off in interviews.
I was at the game when Evan Longoria got on BJ Upton and that wasn't the first incident in the game. Upton had a chance to break up a double play but just stopped running before he got to second base. The third base coach tried to talk sense to Upton but BJ had no baseball acumen. He had tremendous tools but a ten cent brain for baseball.
Go figure
@@seancohen81 the fuck is that supposed to mean?
@@VideoEgo1 Upton was a notorious hothead. He let his emotions get the best of him often. He was a difficult teammate and hard to coach.
What are you thinking that means?
@@seancohen81 8k
You should look up the Tyler Naquin walk off inside the park home run. Upton is playing centerfield. It tells you everything you need to know about him. I caddied for him once. Super cool guy. But he was a very very lazy player.
Love when Longoria called out Upton for jogging to get the ball
Early 70s Oakland A's were renown for fighting each other while at the same time winning three World Series titles in a row in 1972, 73, and 74.
I was a big fan of those A's I never saw them fight because of lack of effort.
They hated Finley more than one another.
@@dougdrazga4461 it's a shame he was such a penny pincher, they might of won 5 W.S in a row.
I have no idea what Upton could have been arguing about. He was 100% in the wrong.
Now you know his problem. But I’m not getting kicked off U-tube for saying what most thought right off.
@@petegregory517 what is it
He exposed himself as being a proper jackass in that moment
@@petegregory517 elaborate homie
@@petegregory517 we’re waiting??
I've seen Cole Calhoun make some incredible plays in RF! Every hitter K's,every hitter slumps. Gotta stay positive and pick your teammate up,not run him down.
I love how his response to getting hit because someone got mad and threw something was to get mad and throw something.
Yeah too bad he didn't hit someone else that would have been gold!
What if it hit someone else and that guy did the same thing, then the cycle kept repeating until the entire dugout was unconscious on the floor
@@nothingoldcanstay12
😂👌
vivahate12
you're funnier than shit! I got tears running down my face from laughing
@vivahate12
As my little league coach called it, BJ Upton, was “Lolly gagging.” 🤣🤷🏻♂️
If BJ Upton had displayed half as much urgency on the field as he did when a teammate called him on his sh*t, there would be no issue. What a bum.
Agree. He never lived up to the hype and was quickly out of MLB.
"IF" is only half of "life".
A former major league player told our kids this. “ your best teammates and friends will be in High School and College. In the pros everyone is trying to beat you and beat your head in. “.
Yeah that's bs
Yeah, sounds like a former ML that was full of crap
For a fringe big leaguer that's probably accurate, only so many roster spots lots of players
This happens all day everyday in vehicle repair shops all over the world!!!! Love it!
I think most of these aren’t as personal as they seem. Usually it’s just heat of the moment
With Papelbon Im not too sure, that guy was a jackass
It's neither personal nor heat of the moment. It's one player telling another one to do their job.
@@dcbradfo657 that would make it personal and heat of the moment
It's the testosterone making them act up. These guys are physically manlier than the average male.
B.J Upton had all the talent in the world, but his career will be remembered with plays like that. I've always said, the one thing you can control on the diamond is your effort
Imagine going to work and it being alright to attack your coworker.
I don’t know what Upton was doing. Longoria had every right to go off on Upton.
Uptons lack of urgency turned a double into a triple, hence setting off Longoria
Wow really. Is that what happened?
You realize you broke down and explained the only video that shoes the incident that started the fight in the first place ya? Like you could have explained the backstory on any other clip but you chose the one we all saw and understood lol
Never seen someone go for a ball so casually
@@elisscaliving4776 he had the audacity to get mad over someone coming to him about it like nah bruh you not getting away with that.
Longoria should've beaten him like a runaway slave
I totally enjoy your videos. Keep it up!
I’m all about calling each other out and motivating them to do better but not being physical about it. That’s not a positive way to approach it.
"your the best, AROUND! Hurdyhurdyhurdy!"
Michael Barrett Vs. Zambrano was great back in the day !
how is zabrano vs barrett not in this video that was by far the best teammate conflict in history
All the people involved in these fights found themselves on different teams
Puig got yelled at alot,he did so many boneheaded things.I loved his talent but he wore out his welcome,that wild horse!
I was watching live during the Calhoun incident. What happened was the guy hit a homerun while Calhoun was on deck. During the celebration, he got so excited, and smacked Calhoun on the helmet after stepping on home plate. After that, Calhoun struke out. Then this happened.
Calhoun ain't been hitting the past couple of years too.
Kind of a bitch move on Calhouns part
That’s what Calhoun was mad about?! The home run hitter probably never even remembered that.
Calhoun sounds like a big ole 👶
More to it than that...friendly tap wouldnt trigger anyone
I once saw my son take 2 trips to bring in the groceries, man I let his ass have it.
Best comment award🏆
While you were sitting on your own ass not helping! Bringing in groceries too low for you, Lou?
I love that Papelbom went after Harper. Now that's a pitcher!
Baseball is such an emotional sport lmao
For the love of god, it's "YOU'RE"
People can’t use your, you’re or they’re, there or their correctly to save their lives.
On the Tigers one, Iglesias instantly conceded and didn't even try to turn a double play when taking a throw for a force at 2nd. I believe a run scored on the play. It was a little weird. McCann is a bit of a hot head, but he was right to say something in that case.
But sometimes there's a judgment call by the first guy turning a potential double play to not throw to first because he's pretty sure the runner will beat it and it's not worth the risk to throw. Maybe Iglesias was thinking that and McCann though he should have tried. Doesn't necessarily mean either one is wrong, just a difference of opinion.
@@Ffollies It wasn't merely a difference of opinion in that case. I was watching the game. There was a decent chance of turning two. Iglesias strangely took the throw with it being clear that he didn't even think about the possibility of throwing to first. It wasn't at all a play in which there was no chance, so he just held it.
@@slyjokerg Oh okay, then McCann had a right to be upset. Still I don't know why Iglesias would just hold it. Wonder what the reason was?
@@Ffollies I just found it. He didn't even really hold it. He instantly flipped it back to the pitcher, sort of like he didn't care if they turned a double play. They may not have gotten the DP, but he didn't even consider it. I love Jose. He is one of the best SSs I have ever seen, but the way he handled that play was bizarre, and unlike anything I have seen before, or since. Here is a clip of it... ignore Harold Reynolds claiming he did it because he was mad... Reynolds is a moron who rarely knows what he is talking about... a babbling idiot. Iglesias didn't intentionally give anyone a hit. That was embarrassing for Reynolds to even suggest it.
czcams.com/video/zh2LEXf3LmU/video.html
Iglesias later admitted he was in the wrong.
McCann was in the right..catchers tend to be the sheriff's in the dugout, and rightfully so..
Would have been funny if that bucket Alonso threw at 1:20 hit someone else and they fell down and got mad
And then it just created an unstoppable chain reaction until there were no buckets left
Baseball is so chill idk why these guys are getting all pissed off lol. Acting like it’s football
I always told my players, “Men, if you’re here playing baseball, it means you’re not good enough for real sports. So, go out there and, yeah, nobody cares”.
Where is papelbon Now. Harper is Literally working on possibly the best to Ever Play.
Bonds vs Kent was legendary too
I think of it like my teammates
Yk how brothers fight but they always love each other, that how I think of it
And I think they always have the best interest for each other
One of my favorite (John) Madden-ism: Winning is the best deodorant.
From a lifelong Red Sox fan, there aren’t many players more unlikeable than Jonathan Papelbon
There’s at least one: Bryce Harper. Harper is an arrogant, self-centred jerk.
Why?
Putting Paps and Harper in the same clubhouse is toxic. Too many fragile egos in 1 place.
Excellent role models
Never confront a catcher, it wont end well
The stress of making big money, but you can be traded at anytime.
Bj Upton bet lot of money on the DVbacks that game. You cant blame him
Baseball aside... dude really put 'YOUR' twice in the thumbnail lmao
you think you would check the title before you posted it but it's you're you're you're you're YOU'RE YOU'RE
The moment you grab my jersey like that, you're going on the IL.
I remember seeing Louis Gonzalez and Randy Johnson (AZ Diamondbacks) get into a fight it in the dugout years back. I can't find the clip to this day.
Reminds me of little league kids who thought every game was the World Series.
damn baseball players got built up anger😂
Roid rage
OP needs a spellchecker for his videos LOL
I'm all for calling teammates out on each other.
But please do it in the dugout like these fellas did so the whole world can see! Lol
Anyone remember Billy Martin and Reggie Jackson going at it back in the 70s? Great great entertainment!!!!!
I watched that game.. Reggie would've snapped drunken Billy's spine like a twig. Drunk guys often fuc* with the wrong people, & end up getting knocked da fuc* out.
@@dme1016 oh yah!!!!!
@@dme1016 didn't Billy get knocked out at the AC Lounge post game in Detroit?🤔
@@johnpenley They didn't want it to get in the papers back then. Drunk Mick got in a few tussels too, mostly with drunk fans getting too touchy. He also clocked Mrs. Mantle & Jr. too.
Great video thank you
As a coach you try to teach as much as possible and never stop coaching..and giving...but one thing you cant give or teach is effort...always said if I can cut my heart in pieces to give it out to all my players ..for effort
Would have liked to see the Billy Martin - Reggie Jackson incident.
that wouldn't be teammates...that would be manager vs. player.
@@markbrophy554 Still a good scene.
@@markbrophy554 how about Nettles bout with Jax
Arenado, Castellanos, Longoria -- three straight up dudes. "I'm busting my ass. You should be, too. There's no excuse for anything less than 100% effort, 100% of the time."
Definitely Arenado and Longoria but I really think Castellanos was just separating Iglesias from McCann
@@dirty.dan37
Well, yes, he was. I just happen to really like Castellanos. I have tremendous affection for him from the half-season he spent with the Cubs before signing with the Reds. Tremendous heart and character. The guy never takes a play off.
Have a good evening, Dan.
@@rickrose5377 no what I meant is that Longoria and Arenado were saying I’m busting my ass and you should be too. Castellanos was breaking up an actual fight before it could start. I meant no disrespect towards him
@@dirty.dan37
I understand, Dan. I just included him in my praise on the basis of his general character. You're right, his participation in the proceedings had a different focus than Arenado's or Longo's.
Nolan quit on the Rockies.
Billy Martin would be proud
I remember in 1978, or around that time, Don Sutton and Steve Garvey got into a fight over a statement Sutton said about Reggie Smith being more valuable to the Dodgers than Garvey. Back when me and my dad watched MNB on ABC, how times have changed.
Garvey got the worse of it as I remember he ended up with a bloodshot eye
I never knew that, but Sutton was wrong. Garvey was a better player than Reggie Smith.
@@jimwerther course, I'm from the heartland, I was and am a St. Louis Cardinal fan. But the Dodgers of the 70's and 80's had a great team. Had the Reds not of had their great teams of the 1970's, the Dodgers would of had more World Series chances.
That & Sutton knew that Garvey was a phony when they tried to make him an all-American boy
@@jimwerther - Of course, Steve Garvey played 14 seasons for the Dodgers and Reggie Smith played 6 season with the Dodgers and only two of them; 1977 & 78, were really great seasons, but over the length of their entire careers Reggie Smith was the more impactful player. Also, in 1977 & 78 it's debatable which of two was more important to the team. Smith was the better hitter but Garvey had more AB's and he played in every game both seasons. Smith missed 14 games in 77 and 34 games in 78. If Garvey hadn't been fixated on trying to get 200 + hits every season he might have become a truly great hitter instead of just a very good one.
Calhoun... king of the TV dive
Thongs change scent from one end to the other. Knowledge is power.
God bless
The all time great dugout confrontation was Reggie Jackson and Billy Martin at Fenway Park! Billy thought Reggie didn't hustle after a ball in right field and pulled him off the field right in the middle of an inning!
Remember that.. Billy Martin was craaazzzyy but pure baseball
I believe that was the year Reggie hit 3 hrs against dodgers in one W.S game.
Billy never liked Reggie!
Anybody else bust out laughing when the female voice starts commenting? 😂😅😂😅
Once you leave high school your teammates hold you accountable. Especially in the bigs…they don’t give a shit about your personal issues. It’s your job and you’re there to win games.
Man this looks like my high school baseball team lol
Coincidentally (ironically?) the announcers at 0:52 were fired at the end of the 2018 season...for fighting! The announcers were Mario Impemba and Rod Allen. Supposedly, the fight was over a chair! ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
New sub! Liked 🙏👍🤗
Emotions can run high. A game could mean the difference of making the playoffs or watching from home. 🤷🏿
At least there were no fights in Futurama’s game called Blurnsball
Huge Papelbon fan
90% of teammates nowadays hate each other. If you’re lazy, dont play baseball. ESPECIALLY Baseball
Watching helpless men act tough is adorable.
Nah with Upton. Sticking up for him. That ball was about to hit a kink in the wall which could've bounced either way. You had dude on the other side. You see balls hit walls and go anywhere they want then you're burnt. Nothing you could've done. Also you see him kinda running to his right.
Yeah, I’m sure the announcers, his teammates, and the fans who booed him got it wrong.
They cut Paplebon the next day!!! Way to go
Alonso gets grazed w a helmet Upton threw on the ground. So what does he do? He acts like a baby and throws a bunch of stuff at the ground lol
The mistake Harper made was standing below Papelbon when yelling at him. Harper should have walked up and gotten eye level with Papelbon first before saying whatever her said
Guys gettin paid 150k for every punch thrown -- pretty good life indeed
0:28 cameraman knew he had no chance of getting that shot 😂
That is team play. That is Baseball.
Bruh it’s always Harper
Dude deserves every beat down he gets
@Bart Simpson PLEASE!!!!!!
Huh? It's always Papelbon
@@williamgullett8071 Two sides of a bad coin...They were made for each other. This is where I would pay to see a cage fight
You forgot to put the Manny Ramirez-Kevin Youkilis dugout fight from 2008.
As much as I hate Machado, I loved seeing him chew on Tatis Jr. and try to knock him down a peg. That should be in this comp.
Harper seriously needs anger management
You spelled Papelbon wrong!
So dramatic, slamming candies.
I respect Pap sooooo much more for serving Brycie boy his slice of humble pie!!!!!!!!
What do you mean?
You don’t know the situation, so keep your mind to yourself
@@dspsblyuth Harper didn’t run on a groundball out..
WTF I didn't even know that not a few of them appeared on the video were former Halos players!!! that was pretty much surprising.
The Upton one for Padres looks like maybe he got mad and maybe accidentally hit Alonso. I am curious to know that full story. But the way Justin Upton turned around it looks like it was an accident like he either slammed his bat and hit him or something else.
Umps: *throw literally everyone out if they got out of bed the wrong way*
Also umps: *ignore teammate in-fighting like they don't see it*
Why would they throw teammates out for fighting? And which one would they throw out? It’s only if you say/do something to the umpire, cheat or something else obvious that they throw you out.
La frustración no puede llegar tan lejos, los compañeros siempre deben tratar de llevar la fiesta en paz y así poder ganar.
I think in that last clip at very end, the Royals players were arguing, "we won!" "No we didn't, no way." "Yes we did" "No way, we didn't"...
The center fielder definitely jogged over to the ball and when called out he had to get mad and start throwing things lol to bad it’s all on video and even his mom was able to see he was jogging not running
*you’re
Grammar Police here: “You’re my teammate, but you’re a punk.”
McCann, like Brian McCann...how many and which MLB teams has he played for? I know he played for the Braves.
Alonso upset he was hit by something thrown, proceeds to throw things 🤷🏻♂️🤦♂️
The Angels organization is a mess, the owner got to go
These pre madonnas need to be put in check sometimes.
Did anybody notice in the second confrontation the guy to the left with the camera? He wasn’t even pointing the camera at these guys fighting he was just watching them with the camera pointing into the dugout in the other direction.lol
The guy missed his moment!
That's a zoom lens. No shot.
I guess he could have pulled out his wide angle iPhone, though.