Ive always loved the fact that even the opposing teams doctor and trainers come out to help. And the response to the EMT'S sports have the best doctors and medical staff ever.
The way I see it is that being employed as a medic for a sports team doesn't necessarily mean you have to be a fan of that team (or even sport)...you're there to work, not watch the game (if you enjoy it, that's just a bonus). Once your services are needed, any team allegiance goes out the window and you're in work mode.
Chase Utley was playing old school baseball.Thats the way the game is supposed to be played!!!They have sissy rules now.I played second base before I and I used to get taken out like that.Thats real baseball!!!
@@billybudd8085 Intentionally injuring people has never been part of the game. Can't stand people like you that relish in truly despicable actions. Playing the game clean is how the game is meant to be played, just like with any other sport.
The dude who got beaned in the head on his major league debut said he was holding onto his head because he was convinced his brain was falling out of his skull
@@christophercancel934 it is now since that play honestly like the way I was taught to slide was do it sooner and then if the second baseman is in the way you can knock them outta the way but not like a football player does
I used to remember back in the old days of baseball when they used to allow collisions at home plate. They don’t do that anymore since they added the Buster Posey rule which they cannot do that anymore but I still remember the collections at home plate back in the the old days.
pitchers should wear a special lightweight helmet that can seriously reduce impact, those balls are coming way faster off the bat than they are off the arm
They'll never do it. A large number of professional pitchers would refuse to wear them claiming it messes up their aim. Trying to enforce it would lead to a massive walkout and holding major games hostage.
@@jeffcarroll1990shocksame thing happened during Dale Earnhardts era. They wanted them to wear neck races but drivers said they hated it because it “restricted them” and he died during a crash due to a neck injury becuase he didn’t want to use it
The ball cargo hit i remember seeing on the atbat app was hit 116ish mph, its amazing that nothing worse happened. Id imagine its probably the hardest hit ball to hit someone in the face, or at least very close
I wish that they redesign the Baseball Helmets with a Clear plastic cover or Faceshield like the 1970's Motorcycle Helmets so they don't hit in the Face area. I seen in my younger years playing pee-wee Baseball kids BADLY Hurt and we need to protect all that play this game.
I remember and injury I seen but cant find it anywhere!!! Can u help maybe... It was a yankee game i belive but not sure the batter hit a one hopper to 3rd and the ball hit the 3rd baseman in the throat
When Segura got hit by a pitch in the head, I thought; oh, no; thank goodness for batting helmets and luckily he was able to get up and got a nice ovation from the Wrigley Field Crowd. That was scary though.
Miguel Montero quickly called for the Milwaukee Brewers trainers to get out there after that scary hit by pitch to the head of Segura back in either the 15 or 16 season when this happened
Omg! If I was a pitcher that hit a batter.... cause it obviously happens... but to know I threw a pitch that hit a player, I would be RUNNING to his assistance!!!
Pitchers need a helmet or something. During a cricket match in Australia, a batsman (who was wearing a helmet) was hit in the head below where the helmet ended, it was just the wrong spot. He was taken to hospital and a few days later he died. No one thought it would ever happen, but it did. Helmets are now designed a little differently, they finish lower and offer more protection. Pitcher’s have absolutely no protection, just their reflexes and a glove. When a ball is hit back at head height there is no where to go. I fear the day a pitcher is hit in just the wrong spot and it doesn’t end well.
The contrast between football/baseball, or any sport where giving someone a concussion isn't the goal like in boxing/mma/all the fighting sports, when it happens the crowd is overjoyed while one guy/girl runs around celebrating and the other person lays on the ground in a life threatening condition. The crowds are silent and concerned in one, and the injured is removed and goes through a concussion protocol, but in the other the ref counts to eight and asks the injured if he/she wants to keep going, and he is cheered or booed for the decision by the not concerned at all crowd. The Miami pitcher Jennings, hit in the head at the 44 min mark, looked just like a boxer getting a concussion and trying to get back up. While Jennings was tended to by trainers and doctors the stadium is silent. If that was an MMA event the crowd would have been going crazy happy that they got to witness someone getting brain damage.
Little league teams are required to wear masks from pitcher to fielders... if they can see the danger ... why can't MLB follow their example of safety! Train with the equipment 🎉 no excuses except pride. And pride isnt worth a life or a life with disabilities 😮❤
Still to this very day in 2024 as a die hard mets fan Chase Utley deliberately Broke Tejeada's leg I remember watching the game as it happend anf ive seen this play many of times non of them were as terrible as this play. MLB let stupid Utley get away with it he should have not played the remaining of the series. I dont buy Utleys apology it was not sincere just like ther 2017 astros him and Wnder Franco I will hate till the day i die mark my words
If I had to guess, it's to try to cover for the hollering between the dugout and the umpire or to fill the "dead air" in the park (to take the focus of the fans away from the injury).
The moment Utley entered the dugout, he’s out! No questions asked. Plus he never touched the bag. Bad rule interpretation by the PLAYOFF UMPIRES. That’s supposed to be the best. Supposed to be
Tejada should've made an "attempt" to throw to 1st that accidentally that "accidentally" blew out Utleys skull. Scumbag ruined a guys career just to lose the series.
That Saunders injury gets me everytime I see it. I have to look away. The way his arm just flops is horrifying. And the posey collision I can’t do either. I sprained my ankle when I was a kid, and it almost knocked my bone off the growth plate. I broke it years later and still remember that the sprain was worse than the break. Sprain: crutches for 3 months. Broken: crutches for 2 days, walking cast for 3 months. So leg and feet injuries I can’t handle. I do miss collisions at home plate though. Easily was one of the best parts of baseball back in the day.
Out of line? No! Premature? Yes! Nevertheless? He was only attempting to ease the concerns of those watching at home. Some of which may very well be family members?
He was right and had a point - you can see him moving some but they're still treating him as if he's unconscious, because they're being careful. He wasn't saying the injury was minor or that he was overreacting, just that whether he was in a lot of pain at the time or actually experiencing a severe head injury they would've done the same thing.
Theyre not clapping for the fact he got hurt theyre clapping that hes ok enough to get off the field and is like saying hopefully it isnt too bad. Its a sign of respect for the injured player @oscarorozco7368
not gonna lie theres like 3 scary injuries this whole video. a baseball to the side of the head could give you a mild concussion under the right circumstances but its usually just a matter of pain. most of these dudes dont even have a lump on their head lol
When a person's skull can fracture with a simple fall, taking a baseball (a smaller point of much more force) at the wrong angle can cause serious damage...
...not to mention being the cause of a concussion (brain impacting the interior of the skull) and/or fall (which can itself cause a concussion or fracture).
@@Alsebra a fall has the weight of an entire body apexing at the head with a tremendously hard surface as the collision point. a baseball is made of rubber and leather and weighs a handful of ounces. yes they are dangerous but really only cosmetically. they'll knock your teeth out, swell your eye shut but you'll be alright.
You’re a major league pitcher. If you hit someone in the head; you’re doing it on purpose. There is no excuse with your control or the ball for it. You get paid 100s of thousands of dollars to do this. That’s my dad I’m meeting you with a thirty eight and a bat at night.
I dunno, I do believe accidents happen. You can tell in some of the pitchers reactions that it wasn’t the expected result (maybe it was an accident or maybe they meant to hit the batter but not necessarily in the head). But, I’ve never been a pitcher, so I can’t speak to the kinda things that throw off control.
Counterpoint: Batters should be able to control their hit just as much as a pitcher controls their pitch, meaning they're at fault for line drives nailing a pitcher/infielder/umpire.
@chloehennessey, as a pitcher it honestly depends on who you’re facing, but most of the time it is an accident. Most pitchers nowadays use substances to get a better grip on the ball so things like hitting batters doesn’t happen. However, some pitchers and batters won’t get along and pitchers will intentionally hit the batter. It’s not common, though. @Alsebra, while what you say is true, hitting in the exact spot you want to is very hard to do, because of the amount of pitches and velocities a pitcher might have, but also your reaction time can put a play in it. So while it is important to be able to control where you hit the ball, it doesn’t always come out exactly how you want it to, and can sometimes (not often) end up hitting someone in the head. Plus, hitting a baseball into someone’s head will never be anyone’s goal in the majors, so they will always be accidents. I’ve seen instances where batters have hit people in the head, and their reactions always said “I didn’t want to do that”. So a quick summary: batters will never intentionally hit someone in the head, because one, they will want to hit it in a location that benefits them most and two, hitting someone in the head won’t get you anything except guilt on your shoulders. Pitchers will almost never intentionally hit the batter in the head because one, since 2015 they use substances to get better control of the ball so hitting batters won’t happen (or will if you want to hit someone’s head, which is not cool), and two, pitchers will want to throw pitches that benefits their chances of winning.
Oh my a$$, a paycheck doesn't make them non human. So does that mean every wild pitch or non strike are on purpose? What about fielding errors, those are committed by major league players with big pay checks, I guess they are doing those on purpose. And strike outs, next time someone strikes out they should fine them because they make a lot of money and are major league players who can bat really well. Why would any of them strike out.
Perhaps you're unaware of what ligaments do...they connect bone to bone (generally in the form of "joints"). When one snaps, it immediately transfers the stress to the other...
Ive always loved the fact that even the opposing teams doctor and trainers come out to help. And the response to the EMT'S sports have the best doctors and medical staff ever.
I am a diehard Dodgers fan, but when I have to put on my MD hat...I have ZERO allegiance to anyone.
For sure. That’s also when you know it’s really bad
For sure. That’s also when you know it’s really bad
I think he has to or at least standby medical oath takes over anything else else
The way I see it is that being employed as a medic for a sports team doesn't necessarily mean you have to be a fan of that team (or even sport)...you're there to work, not watch the game (if you enjoy it, that's just a bonus). Once your services are needed, any team allegiance goes out the window and you're in work mode.
The rehab assignment that Tony Saunders had no success either as he had to retire after he blew his arm out a second time
Well, he did try to make a comeback in 2019 with the Orioles
@@LOLMAN9538it was 2005
That poor guy, holy shit! When a grown man is in the fetal position and screaming "Mama", you know they aren't ever going to be the same again.
That Tejada / Utley play was dirty as hell and Utley damn well knew.
Chase Utley was playing old school baseball.Thats the way the game is supposed to be played!!!They have sissy rules now.I played second base before I and I used to get taken out like that.Thats real baseball!!!
@@billybudd8085 Intentionally injuring people has never been part of the game. Can't stand people like you that relish in truly despicable actions. Playing the game clean is how the game is meant to be played, just like with any other sport.
@jeremygoldenberg9617 says the guy with a room full of participation awards 😂 you obviously have never played competitive baseball!!!
@@billybudd8085 Nah I agree. Imagine changing the rules for playing the way the game is SUPPOSED to be played
@@jordanperosiel-williams7236 Thanx man that's right
1:39
"hey y'all come here he's injured... no I got the ball that guy is out.. but come on and help this guy!"
you gotta show the ball to stop the play
I just looked up the Tony Saunders injury and was blown away by what happened!! Fractured humorous and torn ligaments! I can’t imagine the pain!
In my last day of 6th grade, I did the same thing, but dislocated the elbow. I blacked out. I've got a permanent calcium deposit on my elbow.
He also tried going on a rehab assignment after that some time later and did it again.
@@waynelaney42 seriously!? Poor guy
@@SolarWing0what causes the calcium buildup?
Samething happened to him a couple years later
The dude who got beaned in the head on his major league debut said he was holding onto his head because he was convinced his brain was falling out of his skull
That was a dirty slide by Utley.
Aidan Curley well it should be banned.
@@christophercancel934 it is now since that play honestly like the way I was taught to slide was do it sooner and then if the second baseman is in the way you can knock them outta the way but not like a football player does
Wasn’t even a fucking slide lmao. Was a tackle. Dirty as fuck. Fuck utley
Thats been legal since baseball was created..
Good slide
What an underrated video
This is so overrated
I think its mid!
This video is rated, it's also at least 4 times longer than it should be.
I felt so bad for Adam Greenberg. I remember this game. Delo Santos ended Greenbergs career with this pitch.
The marlins gave him one MLB at bat many years later so he could enter the record books
@@mam362 - Yep. Topps even gave him a card in the 2013 set.
I kept a few of the base and a few of the parallels.
That Utley play was total B.S that's just trying to take out the second baseman totally dirty
That's baseball cupcake
The Dodgers blaring music the whole time and fans cheering/booing about the injury is so shitty to me too
As an SF fan I still can’t get over the posey play. It was so dirty. He had to prepare for the hit and missed the ball.
That was a clean play at home.
Completely tanked the giants season. Luckily he came back the next year and dominated
Utley with the tackle!
I used to remember back in the old days of baseball when they used to allow collisions at home plate. They don’t do that anymore since they added the Buster Posey rule which they cannot do that anymore but I still remember the collections at home plate back in the the old days.
pitchers should wear a special lightweight helmet that can seriously reduce impact, those balls are coming way faster off the bat than they are off the arm
They'll never do it. A large number of professional pitchers would refuse to wear them claiming it messes up their aim. Trying to enforce it would lead to a massive walkout and holding major games hostage.
I believe they did make some sort of padded hat but only one guy wore it. Everyone else refused
@@howdydo1320correct. It was massive and looked goofy.
@@jeffcarroll1990shocksame thing happened during Dale Earnhardts era. They wanted them to wear neck races but drivers said they hated it because it “restricted them” and he died during a crash due to a neck injury becuase he didn’t want to use it
🎉❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉
Wow as a Dodgers fan I’m appalled at the play between Utley and Tejada. Shame on him.
You clearly don’t know the definition of appalling. Look at what’s happened to the Arminians or Palestinians.
That was a clean hit. When you are around the bag you are part of the bag
That first one was crazy
Great video
The worst mlb injury i ever saw was Dickie Thon got hit in the eye and was out for a couple years before coming back..
Can you imagine it? 1 second you're diving for a ball and the next second you're in the ER.
I still watch this
How do you make this video and not include the best one of all? Mike Piazza getting crowned with a Roger Clemons fastball!
The ball cargo hit i remember seeing on the atbat app was hit 116ish mph, its amazing that nothing worse happened. Id imagine its probably the hardest hit ball to hit someone in the face, or at least very close
Utley cheap ass tackle. He slip off the base line to intentionally take him out
2:20 Heyward always right here for his teammates. Great guy.
Damn too many Brewers involved in this video 😬
how do you do this
I wish that they redesign the Baseball Helmets with a Clear plastic cover or Faceshield like the 1970's Motorcycle Helmets so they don't hit in the Face area.
I seen in my younger years playing pee-wee Baseball kids BADLY Hurt and we need to protect all that play this game.
I remember and injury I seen but cant find it anywhere!!! Can u help maybe... It was a yankee game i belive but not sure the batter hit a one hopper to 3rd and the ball hit the 3rd baseman in the throat
You may be thinking about the tony kubek injury in game 7 of the 1960 world series
Unless you're thinking about something more recent
The first one was bad
When Segura got hit by a pitch in the head, I thought; oh, no; thank goodness for batting helmets and luckily he was able to get up and got a nice ovation from the Wrigley Field Crowd. That was scary though.
A standard needs to be set for these pitchers to have their gloves in fielding position or you will be making a Volume 2
15:33 eberdido SLUMBERRRRR oh that brother gone.
26:20 That is one crazy collision!
Miguel Montero quickly called for the Milwaukee Brewers trainers to get out there after that scary hit by pitch to the head of Segura back in either the 15 or 16 season when this happened
I’m scored to think how bad the second one gets hurt if they are both running full or even 3/4 speed…
Omg! If I was a pitcher that hit a batter.... cause it obviously happens... but to know I threw a pitch that hit a player, I would be RUNNING to his assistance!!!
The one with Stanton looked absolutely ugly, I can't imagine the panic with the Marlins crew.
That's strike 2 to Stanton, not a hit by pitch
Pitchers need a helmet or something. During a cricket match in Australia, a batsman (who was wearing a helmet) was hit in the head below where the helmet ended, it was just the wrong spot. He was taken to hospital and a few days later he died. No one thought it would ever happen, but it did. Helmets are now designed a little differently, they finish lower and offer more protection. Pitcher’s have absolutely no protection, just their reflexes and a glove. When a ball is hit back at head height there is no where to go. I fear the day a pitcher is hit in just the wrong spot and it doesn’t end well.
The cop in the second clip is awesome. What’re you doing buddy? Arresting the center fielders knee?
How is Aroldis Chapmans injury when he got in the face not in this, that was worst Than most of these
I'm suprised you don't have Aroldis Chapman getting a ball batted back to his face in Spring Training.
31:15 What's up with that random fall on the left side near the dugout??
🤣🤣🤣
Caught the ball
A great idea about a pitcher wearing a helmet
The contrast between football/baseball, or any sport where giving someone a concussion isn't the goal like in boxing/mma/all the fighting sports, when it happens the crowd is overjoyed while one guy/girl runs around celebrating and the other person lays on the ground in a life threatening condition. The crowds are silent and concerned in one, and the injured is removed and goes through a concussion protocol, but in the other the ref counts to eight and asks the injured if he/she wants to keep going, and he is cheered or booed for the decision by the not concerned at all crowd.
The Miami pitcher Jennings, hit in the head at the 44 min mark, looked just like a boxer getting a concussion and trying to get back up. While Jennings was tended to by trainers and doctors the stadium is silent. If that was an MMA event the crowd would have been going crazy happy that they got to witness someone getting brain damage.
Who is the commntator that say "He is Ok".
The game is good, but a sense of partnership is essential.
Little league teams are required to wear masks from pitcher to fielders... if they can see the danger ... why can't MLB follow their example of safety! Train with the equipment 🎉 no excuses except pride. And pride isnt worth a life or a life with disabilities 😮❤
Still to this very day in 2024 as a die hard mets fan Chase Utley deliberately Broke Tejeada's leg I remember watching the game as it happend anf ive seen this play many of times non of them were as terrible as this play. MLB let stupid Utley get away with it he should have not played the remaining of the series. I dont buy Utleys apology it was not sincere just like ther 2017 astros him and Wnder Franco I will hate till the day i die mark my words
Why wander Franco he ain’t had nothing to do with this😭
@ryansullivan658 he's referring to Wander's apology sounding bogus in OP's eyes
Jung Ho Kong and Reuben Tejada plays were both dirty
I remember Paul Konerko got hit in the face, broke his nose, stayed in the game. Then later hit a home run. Hockey player
legit disgusting play by Utley
10:05 that's a little sus
I’m sure some of these injuries really mess up the atmosphere of the game..
2:17 Shia Lebeouf? XD
wtf was with the organ playing at 38:00! not the right situation for it to say the least ...
If I had to guess, it's to try to cover for the hollering between the dugout and the umpire or to fill the "dead air" in the park (to take the focus of the fans away from the injury).
It’s always a good time for some upbeat organ music.
The moment Utley entered the dugout, he’s out! No questions asked. Plus he never touched the bag. Bad rule interpretation by the PLAYOFF UMPIRES. That’s supposed to be the best. Supposed to be
0/2 count...hit by pitch isn't intentional
I can't remember the name of the San Francisco pitcher that lost his arm.
Dave Dravecky
Runs out with towels and puts them in the dirt. Wow
Tejada should've made an "attempt" to throw to 1st that accidentally that "accidentally" blew out Utleys skull. Scumbag ruined a guys career just to lose the series.
32:33 why the fuck is the dude playing the organ when a pitcher just got hit in the head is he clueless
To the announcer...it's thoughts and prayers 🙌
Utley was breaking up a double play. Which was legit at the time and he took a knee to the face, and this clown injured his knee. Bullshit.
This is why Utley should never be in the HOF. Dirty play with intention to injure. No room in the game of baseball for that.
This Looks Intentional
POOR GUY HE SAD WAS PEOPLE SAD VERY MAKE TO HIM
Pitchers should wear helmets....js😊
This could've, should've been a 5 minute video...
pittsburgh keepin it classy
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Adam Greenberg looked intentional.
I don't follow baseball but utley was dirty for that
I torn my UCL back in college and if thats what the first dude reacted to then he is a diva
Learn about spiral humerus fractures and then come back and chat with the adults then
That Saunders injury gets me everytime I see it. I have to look away. The way his arm just flops is horrifying. And the posey collision I can’t do either. I sprained my ankle when I was a kid, and it almost knocked my bone off the growth plate. I broke it years later and still remember that the sprain was worse than the break. Sprain: crutches for 3 months. Broken: crutches for 2 days, walking cast for 3 months. So leg and feet injuries I can’t handle. I do miss collisions at home plate though. Easily was one of the best parts of baseball back in the day.
The postal service laughs at all injuries
15:32
9:30
who are the announcers
It's an hour and a half long vid... what in the absolute f%#@ is this comment??? 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
The commentator was way out of line when he said” protocol is gonna make it look a lot worse than it really is” wow!!
Out of line? No! Premature? Yes! Nevertheless? He was only attempting to ease the concerns of those watching at home. Some of which may very well be family members?
He was right and had a point - you can see him moving some but they're still treating him as if he's unconscious, because they're being careful. He wasn't saying the injury was minor or that he was overreacting, just that whether he was in a lot of pain at the time or actually experiencing a severe head injury they would've done the same thing.
GOOOOO CARDINALS!!!!!
I wish they would just ban all sports. It’s all too dangerous anymore.
have u ever played a sport before?
@@adugie3827 yup
did u ever enjoy it?
@@adugie3827 no
@@adugie3827 no
Come on man that was a horrible throw! That couldn't be a busted joint in his arm!
I also don't understand why people clap for someone who got hurt at all man!
Theyre not clapping for the fact he got hurt theyre clapping that hes ok enough to get off the field and is like saying hopefully it isnt too bad. Its a sign of respect for the injured player @oscarorozco7368
Why the hell do pitchers not wear helmets? What a stupid sport
Only one that was funny…was Gomez getting hit!
not gonna lie theres like 3 scary injuries this whole video. a baseball to the side of the head could give you a mild concussion under the right circumstances but its usually just a matter of pain. most of these dudes dont even have a lump on their head lol
Look at the players that have gone blind from getting hit in the side of the head. Way worse than a concussion.
When a person's skull can fracture with a simple fall, taking a baseball (a smaller point of much more force) at the wrong angle can cause serious damage...
...not to mention being the cause of a concussion (brain impacting the interior of the skull) and/or fall (which can itself cause a concussion or fracture).
@@Alsebra a fall has the weight of an entire body apexing at the head with a tremendously hard surface as the collision point. a baseball is made of rubber and leather and weighs a handful of ounces. yes they are dangerous but really only cosmetically. they'll knock your teeth out, swell your eye shut but you'll be alright.
Concussion do permanent damage to your brain bro you don’t know what ur talking about here look it up
For some reason I didnt care when Gomez got it in the face
You’re a major league pitcher.
If you hit someone in the head; you’re doing it on purpose.
There is no excuse with your control or the ball for it. You get paid 100s of thousands of dollars to do this.
That’s my dad I’m meeting you with a thirty eight and a bat at night.
I dunno, I do believe accidents happen. You can tell in some of the pitchers reactions that it wasn’t the expected result (maybe it was an accident or maybe they meant to hit the batter but not necessarily in the head).
But, I’ve never been a pitcher, so I can’t speak to the kinda things that throw off control.
Counterpoint: Batters should be able to control their hit just as much as a pitcher controls their pitch, meaning they're at fault for line drives nailing a pitcher/infielder/umpire.
@chloehennessey, as a pitcher it honestly depends on who you’re facing, but most of the time it is an accident. Most pitchers nowadays use substances to get a better grip on the ball so things like hitting batters doesn’t happen. However, some pitchers and batters won’t get along and pitchers will intentionally hit the batter. It’s not common, though.
@Alsebra, while what you say is true, hitting in the exact spot you want to is very hard to do, because of the amount of pitches and velocities a pitcher might have, but also your reaction time can put a play in it. So while it is important to be able to control where you hit the ball, it doesn’t always come out exactly how you want it to, and can sometimes (not often) end up hitting someone in the head. Plus, hitting a baseball into someone’s head will never be anyone’s goal in the majors, so they will always be accidents. I’ve seen instances where batters have hit people in the head, and their reactions always said “I didn’t want to do that”.
So a quick summary: batters will never intentionally hit someone in the head, because one, they will want to hit it in a location that benefits them most and two, hitting someone in the head won’t get you anything except guilt on your shoulders. Pitchers will almost never intentionally hit the batter in the head because one, since 2015 they use substances to get better control of the ball so hitting batters won’t happen (or will if you want to hit someone’s head, which is not cool), and two, pitchers will want to throw pitches that benefits their chances of winning.
You've obviously never pitched before
Oh my a$$, a paycheck doesn't make them non human. So does that mean every wild pitch or non strike are on purpose? What about fielding errors, those are committed by major league players with big pay checks, I guess they are doing those on purpose. And strike outs, next time someone strikes out they should fine them because they make a lot of money and are major league players who can bat really well. Why would any of them strike out.
0:15 i dont care how bad you hurt your arm, you shouldn't act like this big of a crybaby.
How would you act if your arm suddenly snapped?
Yeah, ok basement dwelling keyboard warrior 🙄
@@joehansen9826 don't you ever talk to me like that. Is that understood? One more word from you and I'll smack you right in the tits
I scrolled thru all comments and this was the last one LMAO! So unexpected. It's perfect, stupid humor lol.
Perhaps you're unaware of what ligaments do...they connect bone to bone (generally in the form of "joints"). When one snaps, it immediately transfers the stress to the other...
As my Dad told me once "Get off the field dude!"