How One Play Can Ruin Your Entire Life
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Can you give us your World Series predictions?
@Minecraft Master no bitc you don’t need validation
@Minecraft Master idgaf i told you anyways
You sir have never once missed. Another banger
If someone you don’t know makes a mistake in sports and you decide to break down and send death threats to their family, you should reevaluate your life and maybe turn off your TV.
Nah you need to admit yourself to an asylum
That's been me for the past 10 years or so, and now I cheer for both teams (even though, I have my favorite team in mind) whenever I see sports on the television in the break-room at work or someone's home; however, I never sent death threats to any of the players or their families. It's part of the game to make errors and simply a game altogether. People are so worried about being better than everyone, that they forget to love and show a little empathy also.
Maybe you’re just a fair weather fan. As a fan if I can kidnap the umpire’s dog before a 7 game series then I know I’ve done everything in my power.
Like every worthless Lakers fan?
ok but that broadcaster is a G for sticking with his promise to walk to philly
Edit: thanks for the likes
secret base has a great dorktown episode about this game and that promise, called "how to score 10 in the first inning and still lose"
He said it in public on national television, essentially making an oath to the Styx...
@@TheDogGoesWoof69 what a strange thing to say 🤔
@@TheDogGoesWoof69 only white people actually (jews aren’t white)
@@TheDogGoesWoof69 ……….. what the fuck does that even mean?
Pretty crazy that Luis Castillo, the man who dropped a single popout against the Yankees one game and became the scapegoat in NY media, was also the batter who hit the foul ball to Bartman and began the Marlins' comeback. That is so baseball.
i remember listening to that game.
that is fucking insane
Man, every sport needs a content creator like you. I have never cared about baseball and haven't been to a game in 5+ years (I would go just to spend time with friends and family) but I have been binging your videos today and really enjoy them. There's a lot of interesting things about the sport but because the game has never connected with me, just watching a game or hearing friends talk about the games doesn't do anything for me. Hearing all these stories and learning about the game is actually really interesting. I doubt I'll become a big fan/viewer of the games but it does make me appreciate the sport a lot more and I may check out Rockies games every now and then
fans can be nuts, but man that story of Jim actually making a charity walk from Philly to Pittsburgh is so wholesome. what an awesome guy
That was funny. Reminds me of when heavy metal singer, Joakim walked to 350 miles to Trondheim, Norway from Sweden.
It had real jomboy "if this guy hits a grand slam I'll eat a packet of crickets" vibes
Secret Base has a retrospective, too. "How to Score 10 Runs in the First Inning and Lose" is a great watch
@@howardbaxter2514 That was funny. Reminds me of when Vietnam veteran Forrest Gump ran across the country. If he was going somewhere, he was runnin’.
Only cause the team lost lmao
A wise man once said:
Life is like a game of Tetris. All your achievements disappear, while your mistakes start piling up.
nobody said that you made that up
@@syntaxvirtual JESUS ItS A JOKE
@@ifffyreviews i don’t care
Honestly phenomenal quote
@@syntaxvirtual ya well others do so keep yourself out of the conversation
Luis Castillo was an awesome player. He helped the Marlins win 2 world series. When I was a kid he spent 10 mins. at a game talking to me and my dad. He was nothing but a CLASS ACT. Nobody is perfect.
I never really liked baseball, but your channel has made me grow an appreciation for the culture and history of the sport. Thank you.
Keep watching. Baseball is a great game.
Same with me. The video creation team for this channel do a great job
Watch the great Ken Burns documentary simply titled, Baseball. It's not just a documentary about baseball but of American life from the mid 1800s through 2007. Buck O'Neil, a Negro League star, tells one of the greatest baseball stories I've ever heard about a faceoff in the Negro League World Series between Satchel Paige and Josh Gibson. Arguably the best pitcher and hitter of that era.
Bill Buckner was a hell of a hitter, 22 years and not once did he strike out more than two times in any given game. I'm so glad the curse is long over and he was embraced by the Red Sox and fans before he passed. It meant a lot to him.
I believe Buckner was injured when he missed the famous play at first base. He had a bad ankle, if I remember. Putting him in the game was a gamble that didn't pan out. He caught a ton of abuse for the play, but he did what he could. I can still see the look on his face when it happened. Ugh.
Best mustache in baseball.
@@randyrobey5643 he was also near the end of his career and his body wasn’t able to put up the great defense at first base that he was known for throughout his career. I believe the reason he was in the game was because the starter had been lifted for a pinch runner and bill had been used as a pinch hitter the same inning
Buckner's story hit me in the feels for some reason. If you haven't seen it, there is a GREAT episode of Curb Your Enthusiasm where Bill gets redemption. Very funny episode but also made me feel really happy for him
@Fromulus
Buckner got a lot of hits, but didn't walk much. Back then people didn't pay attention to his low OBP. And he was never great in the clutch.
It’s funny because 90% of the people tweeting those things have never played baseball, and don’t understand the pressure and the fact that every player has these errors. They will happen to every player no matter what.
This is one of the best baseball videos and channel on CZcams HANDS DOWN……you can tell you put a lot of work and you worked hard on this video and it show…..keep up the good work
I will always remember hearing my high school coach say this to me after a playoff game win in where the other team heckled the umpires out of field. He said, "As much as you boys love and romanticize this game, others will always lust over the worst parts of it."
Brilliant
Why didn't the Umps take control of the situation? Where I played they would've been thrown off the field immediately.
Things the never happened for 1000 alex
@@colingriffin4463 /r/nothingeverhappens
Maybe this happened, maybe it didn't. But somebody had to think of that very articulate, elopquently said line about both baseball and sport. And it gave me chills to read.
Interestingly enough this episode was sponsored by one of the factors that takes fans from crazy to rioting and murder, and thats gambling. Losing a ton of money over one players mistake makes people go insane
Yeah. It's also the number one factor in why baseball is so blatantly rigged these days. Not just baseball. Pretty much any sport w/ active sports betting associated with it.
@@kenosabi NFL and NBA are definitely rigged, officials can easily control the outcome. Not sure about baseball though, seems like it'd be harder to rig.
Every sport has its outcomes rigged by the league for sports betting.
@@363.2McMastershow tf do u take a mistake like these? baseball is a game of failure. nothing is rigged or planned. or just happnes
@@baseballprodz13 because apparently faking a mistake like that that can result in fans and media hating you for the rest of your life is a calculated well thought out "plan"
this guy should have way more subscribers and views, his mini documentaries on baseball are just insane and he narrates them so well. Thanks for all the time and effort you put into these man.
I think the problem is he has some pretty bad takes. Don't get me wrong I love this channel too and I think it's good to listen to opinions that differ from my own. But he has videos on: how Altuve is innocent, how Bauer is a good guy he was just bullied a lot, and how Machado throwing bats at people and cleating 1st baseman is ok because he just plays baseball hard.
BDE really puts out amazing and in depth content it's just that sometimes the points he tries to make are extremely wrong.
i love watching old videos from his channel and comparing the enthusiasm in his voice from the beginning to now. such an underrated channel!! love your work!!
It would be cool to see a mirror of this. How one play can make a career. Looking at the plays with the highest WPA in the playoffs
Probably David Freese in the 2011 WS
Look up baseball bits: the most important hit ever, he has a video on it
People tend to forget those because “those are things you should be able to do”
Jim Mason in 1976 is one example of an unknown player who suddenly became amazing in the postseason. Mark Lemke did it with Atlanta in the early 1990s. So many wonderful examples.
Bryce Harper just had the swing of his life in game 5 of the NLCS. Not saying it's one of the best hits ever, but it's gotta be the biggest hit of this postseason and one of the biggest in Phillies history. Yordan's walkoff against the M's is up there too but Bryce's home run sent them to the WS.
I remember the Jim Rooker thing. The game was in June, and he had to postpone the Philly-to-Pittsburgh walk until after the season, but he turned it into a charity event and made the best of it after the season ended. Good on him.
Dude the death threat shit is just insane and should be prosecuted. I’m the biggest patriots fan ever and I’m upset Wes Welker dropped that pass (if you’re a football fan, you know the one) but I would NEVER want harm to befall him or his family. It’s a game.
People who take it so seriously are deranged
I agree, but I didn't see a single death threat in this video. Not saying they don't happen, but I don't think they're as widespread as people would suggest.
@@g-mancollections5264 he probably didnt show any on purpose, youtube can be strict nowadays
@@womp47 guaranteed though that Twitter is more strict than CZcams. If Twitter allows it, CZcams allows it.
@@g-mancollections5264 Twitter is only stricter than CZcams if you're on the wrong side of the political aisle from their now former owners and board members.
I think it might be worse nowadays with the ever increasing amount of gambling going on on sports.
As a cubs fan I’m disgusted by what my fellow fans did. At the time I was a kid and yeah, it hurt, but I was over it by next season and never knew how bad it was. As I got older and found out and was absolutely infuriated and felt so bad for him.
Even by next season is a long time. Unless you're a player, there's no reason to ever get that upset over a sport. At least not enough to actually effect someone else's life.
I've been a baseball fan for over 40 years. More than people just playing baseball here, there are great life lessons to be had. First, this goes to show who your friends really are when things go south. The people making rude and obscene comments are the perfect example, and they could also use a good psychiatric evaluation. Two faced fans are the absolute worse. The true love of a fan comes through both the bitter and the sweet. It's a game. We're human, and we make mistakes. And I for one, have made many mistakes which have taught me great life lessons. I've learned best, the hard way. That's what I get for being so thick-headed.
I was watching the game when the Buckner error happened. He was in a crouch stance 20 feet behind the bag. He also had the worst knees in Baseball. On the other hand, Mookie Wilson was one of the fastest runners in Baseball and by the time the ball reaches Buckner, Mookie was nearly halfway down the line running full speed. I've seen the replay 50 times since then and my opinion has not changed. Even if Buckner fields the ball cleanly there's no way he beats Mookie to the bag. And yet he's had to live with the shame of that error for all these years. Man, talk about cruel fate.
"You Buckner'd it!!"- Larry David
And the only reason Buckner was still on the field was because he wanted to be there when they won.
@@KaneGruber
Well, it wasn't up to him. It was up to manager John McNamara, who made many awful managerial decisons that World Series. Mets' manager Davey Johnson was nearly as bad himself. It was a strange Series.
@artfuldp
You are 1000% correct. Mookie Wilson was insanely fast. Bob Stanley didn't get off the mound fast enough for Buckner to feel that he could go to a knee, catch it and toss it to Stanley covering first. The official scorer ruled it E3 as opposed to an infield hit for Mookie, but the official scorer was wrong.
Once the game was tied the Mets were no doubt winning that game, so the Buckner error didn’t even matter. That’s my view of it
I’m a diehard baseball fan. I did step away for a few years, but I came back to it because I just love this game. I’m a diehard Orioles fan. Any fan will know what I’m talking about, but we should’ve brought in Zack Britton. If you know you know. But I could never even contemplate, let alone act on, sending death threats to anyone involved. At the end of the day, it literally is just a game. It literally has no bearing on your life. We just love rooting for our team. But if your teams wins or loses, it doesn’t matter. You’re going to wake up, brush your teeth, maybe take a shower, make breakfast, and start your day at work. Your life will go on. Sending death threats for a human being making a mistake, something ALL OF US do, is what an unstable person does. And if you’re one of those people, you need to put the phone down, and seek help. It’s insanity at its peak. Completely uncalled for.
2016
I like how you said MAYBE take a shower lol
“If we lose its a shame”
We really have some batshit extremists taking that line way past what it means
and these people ALWAYS use the excuse of "if this was in the workplace, you would be fired." It is such an asinine response. Unless your boss is a complete and total douchebag who wants a wrongful termination lawsuit on their hands, you would very likely NOT get fired over one mistake, with the exception of a mistake resulting in someone dying or getting seriously injured. Last time I checked, a poor game doesn't result in someone dying or getting injured.
What’s the analysis for the Jose Mesa choke in the World Series?
It was the one play that made him and Omar Vizquel (who had previously been friends) enemies. Vizquel wrote a book about it, and publicly shamed Mesa in it. Mesa then said that if he faces Vizquel, he’ll hit him, and if he charges the mound, he’ll kill him
As a Braves fan I will always love Brooks Conrad, I got to walk the warning track at Turner Field when I was a kid and he was the only one that waved back to me and he had a huge smile the whole time
I remember him hitting multiple pinch hit home runs to win games for the braves. In fact, before that playoff game me and my friends actually called him “clutch Conrad.”
I love that Steve Bartman was one of at least 3 fans that were trying to catch that ball but he got 100% of the blame
About 8 actually
And what's fucked up about that, he's a lifetime cubs fan.
And that no one gets mad at prior or Gonzalez, who could have made one play and got out of the jam with the lead still.
Also there’s no guarantee Alou catches the ball anyway
czcams.com/video/vq8G81oOHhY/video.html pause at 0:20... just two people including him, and he's the one with his hands and part of his arms clearly extended into the field of play.
Moral of the story: sports fans can be one of the worst things about sports
Yup acting like these aren’t people who make mistakes like the fans watching
Id say the ownership of sports team are worse. Taking tax money from the cities they play in to build/renovate stadiums and then charging ridiculous money for tickets and concessions. Look at Oakland- they are about to lose their second team because their owners didnt get what they wanted and fucked over the fans.
Absolutely. They can be real assholes.
Fans in general
@@ugottmeit's not mutually exclusive
I was watching the '86 series as a BoSox fan, of course. My friend and I were shocked that Buckner went back into the game on defense in the bottom of that fateful inning. The Sox had a backup fist baseman known for his defense, but to our chagrin, he didn't come into the game.
That's baseball...a game of inches, bad hops, and missed opportunities.
I really appreciate how many similar errors were pointed out...even in the same inning as the more infamous error!
Thank you for making a video on this, fans are completely out of control, let the players play my goodness…
Kuddos to Jim Rooker for actually walking back home to Pitssburg, That's insane
I don't even watch baseball anymore but your videos are so fascinating I've been binging well done good sir.
What makes these situations a 1000 times worse are the commentators initial reactions to the play or them talking about it for the rest of the game & the cameraman keeping the camera in your face for the rest of the game 😂
That was the case with Steve Bartman. I was only 10 years old, but I remember SportsCenter egging on about that play on repeat, and I felt ashamed of ESPN painting him as a scapegoat
Bartman didn't deserve that... Maybe 1%, but the guy had nothing to do with the outcome.
I will defend Bartman to this day. He wasn't the only fan reaching for the ball, he just happened to be the one to touch it. Also, the Cubs SS tanked the game.
Screw Bartman. The Cubs manager (Dusty Baker) tanked that game, not gonna explain manager logic. The Cubs SS did make a critical error. It was a brutal cluster fuck of shit and Bartman became apart of it. Add in 1984 debacle and 1908 with the goat, and that equates to alot of bitterness.
@@owlhater270 toxic. Get over it
@@erikl827 I am over it. 2016 cured the Bartman thing. Ummm, I am fan and I don't condone threating Bartman. I understand he nice guy and a real fan. But he is apart of an 03 disaster. So, screw him. However, I know he was a class act during & after the incident. I am from Chicago and have meer ppl who knew him through baseball coaching. I ain't toxic.... I still say F him. But I recognize the human and fan. He went through hell over 03. 2016 Word Champs. All is good. If his story happens in NY and they has a 100 WS drought and curse. I believe his life would have ended. Because NY is a POS . So, suck it
@@owlhater270 Bartman didn’t do nothing, the Cubs choked
@@IBangedUrMom69420 The reason we are in the comments section is Bartman did something
1:24 catching that bottle is one of the most badass things I’ve seen ever.
Out of all sport, baseball is the most unpredictable one, and that’s one thing many people don’t understand
I respect Jim Rooker for staying true to his word and actually walking to Pittsburgh.
Edit: Also damn the Phillies have a lot of epic comebacks
Thank you was looking for a comment respecting him. He for sure didn't have to do that. much respect honoring his word
I always find the cognitive dissonance amazing about the Bartman incident. You have like 6 people trying to catch it, yet Bartman gets all the heat. More then enough people wanted to catch the ball, yet none of em get any life problems from those same Cubs fans. Insane.
And it wasn't a given the the player was going to catch that ball either. I always have felt bad for him and I always will
@@jonjackson7979 Alou's theatric response did not help.
People blamed it all on Bartman and not the Cubs completely imploding after that happened... so silly. Alou reacting as if Bartman had just done the worst thing imaginable made it a lot worse too I think.
Because Bartman was the only person who actually did catch the ball. It's not a hard concept to understand.
@@cordobamintal897 It's also not hard to understand why the other people also attempting to interfere would get shit for it. If someone is persecuted for doing something you would usually be persecuted for attempting it. Doesn't make much sense to say "My attempt to interfere with the game was okay but him interfering was wrong."
Just discovered this channel....maybe because I'm drunk at 3:16 in the morning on a Friday night....but your data and analysis are SUPERLATIVE!! You got a new sub!!
Loved this video!! I'm surprised Elvis Andrus in the ALDS vs the Jays or David Freese vs the Rangers weren't included. 2 all time playoff moments!
I really think that a lot of people who make death threats like that have bet their life savings on the game and blaming the players for their loss... Its really sad
That's nice you try to give a "justifiable" reason, but a lot of people are giant assholes because that's just their personality.
Yeah I agree if anything it makes “you” a loser and C*nt to make death threats or whatever. mistakes happen but it’s how we bounce back from this game/series or season.
No they're just adult babies
Then that’s on them, no need to take it out on the player for making a mistake in a game
All those non playing shit talkers acting like they could do better
Just think of how bad the death threats are going to be, now that sports gambling is going absolutely crazy.
What makes this so infuriating is none of those fans could even begin to do the things mlb players do on a daily basis and yet still get so mad at them
"I'm finding Conrad and shitting in his pants" is the funniest tweet I've ever heard
I love how you exposed those fans with their ridiculous tweets lol
it's 10 years old man just live your life
@@meucanal9582 well if they are ruining players life for mistakes they made why cant we do that to the fans that are looking like 5 year olds complaining about players
@@spazz7957 because no one cares about joe blow. Probably some of these Twitter account are inactive. You would be screaming into the void of the unknown. But whatever helps y'all sleep
That Enrique Williams plane crash story is absolutely insane
Strange sense of irony
Having just gotten into baseball as an adult I have to say the over all attitude and atmosphere in the entire space is absolutely insane compared to any other sport and I am infatuated by it.
12:50 🤣🤣 Bruh the fact they sent him BACK out there to pitch
FINALLY ANOTHER UPLOAD ANOTHER GREAT DAY, Thanks for making our lives better, i’m always so happy to see you post ❤❤❤
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@@C2GMD oh my gosh almost like a baseball fan watching a video abt baseball 🤦🏼♂️
@@astroeclispe3847
I'm surprised you like this so much.
This video represents sloppy, sloppy work. Typical of BDE.
As a Met fan, I can point out the falsehoods he published here _just_ about the Mets:
1. Daniel Murphy is royalty in this town. After his 2015 WS error, everyone noted that Murph was the one who got them to the World Series. Without Murphy, the Mets would have lost the NLDS to the Dodgers, even before he hit four more HRs in the NLCS against the Cubs. Perhaps a couple of yahoos tweeted something stupid, but that was _not_ the general opinion in NY. Not then, not now.
2. Who the hell is "Rich" Aguilera? Really?? Rick Aguilera had a wonderful career, including winning another World Series while closing games for the 1991 Twins. You don't know his name??
3. In G6 of the 1986 World Series, Bob Stanley did not "immediately" throw a wild pitch. It was something like the fifth pitch of the at bat.
4. No, Mookie Wilson was not followed in the order by Mookie Wilson. It was not the "next batter" who grounded to first under Buckner's glove. It was the same person who had avoided the wild pitch.
(5. A technicality saves BDE on the next mistake. He said that the next day the Red Sox lost the World Series to the Mets. But Game 7 was rained out, and postponed by one day, a major story at the time because it allowed Boston to bring back Bruce Hurst (who'd owned the Mets) to start G7 instead of Oil Can Boyd (who'd gotten smacked around). BDE gets lucky on this one, because G6 ended around 12:30 AM, so technically it was the "next" day, 47 hours later (11:27 pm).)
Bonus: At times in this video, BDE makes it sound as if every fan in Chicago wanted to assault Bartman, and every Boston fan Buckner, everyone in St. Louis Denkinger, etc. I would imagine that the physical threats came from .00000000001% of the population. Every one of those noobs should be locked up, but should the whole town be blamed? Really??
Anyway...if you make that many mistakes regarding just one team in this 20+ minute video, how many more errors did _you_ make? Such is CZcams.
Do your homework, BDE.
@@jimwerther also if you weren’t living under a rock, everyone did want to kill bartman, so pull your head out of your ass
@@astroeclispe3847
I only see one comment from you, and it starts with "also", so maybe I'm missing something. Anyway, you talk trash but know little. Do you really believe there were 50,000 threats on Bartman's life? Perhaps a million? I'd say more like three.
me when baseball doesn't exist, baseball doesn't exist 👀👀👀
huh?
What
@@raishauntanner4206 I think he means that if baseball didn’t exist, then this account “baseball didn’t exist” would make him happy
@@raishauntanner4206 I'm happy when baseball doesn't exist makes a baseball doesn't exist video
@@thychepe2276
Sloppy, sloppy work. Typical of BDE.
As a Met fan, I can point out the falsehoods he published here _just_ about the Mets:
1. Daniel Murphy is royalty in this town. After his 2015 WS error, everyone noted that Murph was the one who got them to the World Series. Without Murphy, the Mets would have lost the NLDS to the Dodgers, even before he hit four more HRs in the NLCS against the Cubs. Perhaps a couple of yahoos tweeted something stupid, but that was _not_ the general opinion in NY. Not then, not now.
2. Who the hell is "Rich" Aguilera? Really?? Rick Aguilera had a wonderful career, including winning another World Series while closing games for the 1991 Twins. You don't know his name??
3. In G6 of the 1986 World Series, Bob Stanley did not "immediately" throw a wild pitch. It was something like the fifth pitch of the at bat.
4. No, Mookie Wilson was not followed in the order by Mookie Wilson. It was not the "next batter" who grounded to first under Buckner's glove. It was the same person who had avoided the wild pitch.
(5. A technicality saves BDE on the next mistake. He said that the next day the Red Sox lost the World Series to the Mets. But Game 7 was rained out, and postponed by one day, a major story at the time because it allowed Boston to bring back Bruce Hurst (who'd owned the Mets) to start G7 instead of Oil Can Boyd (who'd gotten smacked around). BDE gets lucky on this one, because G6 ended around 12:30 AM, so technically it was the "next" day, 47 hours later (11:27 pm).)
Bonus: At times in this video, BDE makes it sound as if every fan in Chicago wanted to assault Bartman, and every Boston fan Buckner, everyone in St. Louis Denkinger, etc. I would imagine that the physical threats came from .00000000001% of the population. Every one of those noobs should be locked up, but should the whole town be blamed? Really??
Anyway...if you make that many mistakes regarding just one team in this 20+ minute video, how many more errors did _you_ make? Such is CZcams.
Do your homework, BDE.
PS - What in the world does his channel name mean, anyway?
Love the channel bro! Keep it up!
That Castillo play was the worst heart ache i felt as a Mets fan. Still hurts. I really felt too that was our year and havent had that feeling since.
I think I've watched fewer than 10 baseball games in the last 15 years.
I still click any time this guy uploads
You watch Jomboy?
@@MrEazyE357
Jomboy curses endlessly, which is very unnecessary, but his accuracy is about 99%. Then there is BDE...
This video represents sloppy, sloppy work. Typical of BDE.
As a Met fan, I can point out the falsehoods he published here _just_ about the Mets:
1. Daniel Murphy is royalty in this town. After his 2015 WS error, everyone noted that Murph was the one who got them to the World Series. Without Murphy, the Mets would have lost the NLDS to the Dodgers, even before he hit four more HRs in the NLCS against the Cubs. Perhaps a couple of yahoos tweeted something stupid, but that was _not_ the general opinion in NY. Not then, not now.
2. Who the hell is "Rich" Aguilera? Really?? Rick Aguilera had a wonderful career, including winning another World Series while closing games for the 1991 Twins. You don't know his name??
3. In G6 of the 1986 World Series, Bob Stanley did not "immediately" throw a wild pitch. It was something like the fifth pitch of the at bat.
4. No, Mookie Wilson was not followed in the order by Mookie Wilson. It was not the "next batter" who grounded to first under Buckner's glove. It was the same person who had avoided the wild pitch.
(5. A technicality saves BDE on the next mistake. He said that the next day the Red Sox lost the World Series to the Mets. But Game 7 was rained out, and postponed by one day, a major story at the time because it allowed Boston to bring back Bruce Hurst (who'd owned the Mets) to start G7 instead of Oil Can Boyd (who'd gotten smacked around). BDE gets lucky on this one, because G6 ended around 12:30 AM, so technically it was the "next" day, 47 hours later (11:27 pm).)
Bonus: At times in this video, BDE makes it sound as if every fan in Chicago wanted to assault Bartman, and every Boston fan Buckner, everyone in St. Louis Denkinger, etc. I would imagine that the physical threats came from .00000000001% of the population. Every one of those noobs should be locked up, but should the whole town be blamed? Really??
Anyway...if you make that many mistakes regarding just one team in this 20+ minute video, how many more errors did _you_ make? Such is CZcams.
Do your homework, BDE.
@@jimwerther I’d rather watch some inaccurate stuff than listen to Jomboy slurp the Yankees every 4 days. That dude is such a homer in the most toxic way
@@IBangedUrMom69420
As a Met fan who enjoys the Yankees losing, I find that Jomboy calls it straight.
I dont even understand baseball but I love this channel. Greetings from Sweden
What’s baseball??
@@ObiWanKenobi Baseball is something that exist
i have been watching you since 2020 and i have always loved your videos..
Mad respect for the announcer who was a man of his word and walked back to Philly. Mad respect!
I was at the game when Myles Straw jumped onto the fence. The hecklers were actually the people sitting in front of me. I will never forget how crazy that game was.
love your content so much! hope to see more of it soon cause it’s the only baseball related channel who’s videos i can watch from start to finish lol
Sloppy, sloppy work. Typical of BDE.
As a Met fan, I can point out the falsehoods he published here _just_ about the Mets:
1. Daniel Murphy is royalty in this town. After his 2015 WS error, everyone noted that Murph was the one who got them to the World Series. Without Murphy, the Mets would have lost the NLDS to the Dodgers, even before he hit four more HRs in the NLCS against the Cubs. Perhaps a couple of yahoos tweeted something stupid, but that was _not_ the general opinion in NY. Not then, not now.
2. Who the hell is "Rich" Aguilera? Really?? Rick Aguilera had a wonderful career, including winning another World Series while closing games for the 1991 Twins. You don't know his name??
3. In G6 of the 1986 World Series, Bob Stanley did not "immediately" throw a wild pitch. It was something like the fifth pitch of the at bat.
4. No, Mookie Wilson was not followed in the order by Mookie Wilson. It was not the "next batter" who grounded to first under Buckner's glove. It was the same person who had avoided the wild pitch.
(5. A technicality saves BDE on the next mistake. He said that the next day the Red Sox lost the World Series to the Mets. But Game 7 was rained out, and postponed by one day, a major story at the time because it allowed Boston to bring back Bruce Hurst (who'd owned the Mets) to start G7 instead of Oil Can Boyd (who'd gotten smacked around). BDE gets lucky on this one, because G6 ended around 12:30 AM, so technically it was the "next" day, 47 hours later (11:27 pm).)
Bonus: At times in this video, BDE makes it sound as if every fan in Chicago wanted to assault Bartman, and every Boston fan Buckner, everyone in St. Louis Denkinger, etc. I would imagine that the physical threats came from .00000000001% of the population. Every one of those noobs should be locked up, but should the whole town be blamed? Really??
Anyway...if you make that many mistakes regarding just one team in this 20+ minute video, how many more errors did _you_ make? Such is CZcams.
Do your homework, BDE.
@@jimwerther I have to agree. He didn’t fact check about the Yankees either. His work is not good, and he does not fact check. Just points it for his narrative.
@@billcosby668
Thank you. It's nice when someone doesn't just drink the Koolaid, which is usually what happens on these channels. What did you notice about his Yankee references that were off? After I posted my comment above, someone pointed out that Jorge Orta didn't score in the 1985 World Series Don Denkinger game. He was forced out at third. One more mistake in this video.
As a Cubs fan everybody knows the story of Brant Brown who was our outfielder and backup first baseman in 1998 dropped a ball in the outfield against the brewers that cost us the game and almost cost us the wild card that year.he ended up becoming a pariah in Chicago because of one of Ron Santos most infamous calls in Cubs radio history for his heartbreaking scream of no when Brant dropped the ball made fans instantly turn on him he got traded to Pittsburgh the following year was never the same and ended up playing in the independent leagues and to this day his name has a bad taste in Cubs fans mouths as bad as bartman
About that Rivera blown save that cost the Yankees the World Series, Tim McCarver said that "bringing the Yankees infield in was a mistake. If anyone could hit Rivera's cutter, it would be a broken bat hit into shallow outfield." The VERY NEXT PITCH, Gonzalez hit a broken bat flyball that would have been caught at normal infield depth.
Being a Mets fan (and Knicks and basically all my teams) I get bring pissed off in the moment. But sending a player and his family death threats over a mistake, unbelievably stupid.
It’s none of the player’s faults. It’s LOL Mets.
I can't think of 1986 without also thinking of Donny Moore, even if it has turned out that the one play in question did less to ruin his life than everyone wanted to believe at the time.
Unreal how much you have grown. Idk if I’m tripping but I just saw 1.8 million views and 800k subs. I swear not long ago you had 100k. Love this channel.
From what I know, the Red Sox put Bill at 1st base at that point in the game because he was a baseball veteran and it was near the end of his career anyway (so like an act of appreciation for all that he did in his career). Apparently, the man was so hated in Boston after the game he had to move himself and his family to Idaho because of the backlash. He would stay there for the remainder of his life btw. Just remember that when you watch back the footage on that ground ball mistake Buckner made, you are essentially watching the worst day of someone's life second by second.
Imagine you tried to catch a homerun then getting death threats for it. Wow
It was a foul ball that was still in play. If the ball was still in play then I can understand why fans got mad. I don't think he should have gotten death threats.
And people wonder why i hate sports.
@@LUCASGAMER-kx8lc no one wonders and no one cares
@@pandacoat9872 No one wonders if you care either?
@@jessiehickey7660 the cubs had how big of a lead?
No one blamed them for losing AND they had a game the next day to get to the World Series.
I get being passionate but I don’t get wanting to kill someone over a game.
Cubs fan here. I think I can safely speak for most of my fellow fans when I say that we feel awful for how Steve Bartman was treated and he never deserved any of it. A lot of us have felt this way since before the Cubs finally won it all in 2016.
I remember my dad's reaction to that whole thing a few days after, he was staring at a news report about Bartman saying something like 'Alex Gonzalez is a lucky man, cause that could have been him"
@@staidenofanarchy I'm not gonna lie, I was just as mad at Bartman as anyone else was.......until Gonzo(who lead all NL SS in fielding% that year, by the way) dropped a routine 2 hopper that should've gotten us out of the inning still with the lead. Once that happened, I wasn't really that mad at Bartman anymore.
@@staidenofanarchy I was depressed after the Cubs got eliminated the next night that I couldn't watch even a single pitch of the World Series.
@@davidmartinez52420
But you didn't threaten anyone, so that's good.
It isn't fair to treat fans like that. Sometimes baseball can go insane.
The people sending death threats are ridiculous I never understood why people who aren’t even on the team and most likely can’t play take things to those extremes
Great video as always. Love the fact you covered this subject too. fans can act insane.
My dad's from Reggio Calabria, which is the poorest region of Italy. His cousin was what basically amounted to a AAA soccer player, and after a ref blew a call they had to call in a helicopter to extract the the ref.
The fans had blocked off all the exits, and were waiting to kill the ref.
MLB fans are nuts, but soccer fans are on a different level.
Great video as always, by the way.
I've heard little soccer stories and seen little videos like that, but those that I have seen… yeah they go way out there…
That’s terrible
Im Calabrese!!!
A ref got beheaded in South America one time
Since you brought WPA, you should talk about this year's playoffs and how much the umps affected the games. Based on WPA
No bullshit your legit getting me back into baseball. Love your videos bro. Keep ‘em coming
Should have mentioned Will Craig, since that’s kind of the opposite. He had an silly error on a bad pirates team in a game they were already losing early in the third inning, in may, and he got so bullied, not even by the fans, but by the national sports media, he retired from the MLB moved to Japan within a month.
People literally compared his meaningless error to Buckners! Insane!
Giving people the ability to say whatever they want, whenever they want through social media just shows how cruel humans can be towards each other.
think thats bad? try back in preelectric days, where rumors could spread like wildfire and theres no way to really know who did?
Please never stop posting. Your videos are amazing
* Inaccurate. BDE makes many, many mistakes.
This video represents sloppy, sloppy work. Typical of BDE.
As a Met fan, I can point out the falsehoods he published here _just_ about the Mets:
1. Daniel Murphy is royalty in this town. After his 2015 WS error, everyone noted that Murph was the one who got them to the World Series. Without Murphy, the Mets would have lost the NLDS to the Dodgers, even before he hit four more HRs in the NLCS against the Cubs. Perhaps a couple of yahoos tweeted something stupid, but that was _not_ the general opinion in NY. Not then, not now.
2. Who the hell is "Rich" Aguilera? Really?? Rick Aguilera had a wonderful career, including winning another World Series while closing games for the 1991 Twins. You don't know his name??
3. In G6 of the 1986 World Series, Bob Stanley did not "immediately" throw a wild pitch. It was something like the fifth pitch of the at bat.
4. No, Mookie Wilson was not followed in the order by Mookie Wilson. It was not the "next batter" who grounded to first under Buckner's glove. It was the same person who had avoided the wild pitch.
(5. A technicality saves BDE on the next mistake. He said that the next day the Red Sox lost the World Series to the Mets. But Game 7 was rained out, and postponed by one day, a major story at the time because it allowed Boston to bring back Bruce Hurst (who'd owned the Mets) to start G7 instead of Oil Can Boyd (who'd gotten smacked around). BDE gets lucky on this one, because G6 ended around 12:30 AM, so technically it was the "next" day, 47 hours later (11:27 pm).)
Bonus: At times in this video, BDE makes it sound as if every fan in Chicago wanted to assault Bartman, and every Boston fan Buckner, everyone in St. Louis Denkinger, etc. I would imagine that the physical threats came from .00000000001% of the population. Every one of those noobs should be locked up, but should the whole town be blamed? Really??
Anyway...if you make that many mistakes regarding just one team in this 20+ minute video, how many more errors did _you_ make? Such is CZcams.
Do your homework, BDE.
Wrong
@@jaredcochran1709
Lol! What a brilliant refutation of my comment 🤦♂️
This just goes to show you can do 99 things right that 1 thing you do wrong will always be remembered more then all things you’ve done right
The commentary on the first one I will never forget. "Oh my goodness he dropped the ball" will forever be etched in my memory
The worst of the worst come out in droves. Boston, New York and Philly are definitely the most hardest to stomach as a player if you're underperforming or have a slip up. Judge had himself a historic season that helped the yanks get in the postseason but it wasn't enough to have the fans viciously come at him and the team when they got swept.
Much respect to that announcer. Kept his word. People should aspire to that today
Reminds me of the abuse that Donnie Moore received after giving up the home run to the Red Sox in the ALCS in 1986. Dude was already having emotionally trying times. Not that was the catalyst to his eventual suicide and attempted murder of his wife but there had to have some contribution to it.
It’s always so haunting whenever someone famous avoids a major aviation disaster. This is the case with Enrique Wilson avoid boarding flight 587
Braves fans of the 90s might remember Lonnie Smith as the scapegoat for losing the 91 WS 1-0 in the 10th inning of game 7 in Minneapolis. I doubt there was any scoring to give him credit for this in history, but I've spoken to many people over the years that remember it this way. If Lonnie scores (and everything else goes the same way), then the Braves really do go from Worst to First, but instead they only got to be Worst to First in the NL. Just at a glance it's also fair to give credit to Chuck Knoblach for heroically duping the Braves out of the World Series, and also the third base coach (Jimmy Williams if memory serves) doesn't seem to be helping things. The video of that play is here: czcams.com/video/eM5kHJUBRSE/video.html
I love your channel keep it up
People have to realize that sports is their job, and just like all of us at work, we make mistakes. Getting death threats over a throwing error is like forgetting a meeting was at 9am and now the entire company wants you killed.
Was late to a Red Sox / Rays game once at Fenway Park. At the top of the 3rd it was 8-0 Tampa and everyone was leaving. We had good seats but ended up moving to a field box 3rd base side. Final score was 10-13 Sox.
Peter Moylan, one of the best people that has ever played the game of baseball, shared once that when he was in LA, he had a fan pestering him and the other players in the Braves bullpen. One fan took it too far, saying what he would do to Moylan's wife and daughter. Moylan told the fan that they could throw hands right there if they needed to. He then had the fan thrown out of the stadium. You can't take it that far as a fan, ever.
Your channel has grown so fast keep up the good work ❤
Sloppy, sloppy work. Typical of BDE.
As a Met fan, I can point out the falsehoods he published here _just_ about the Mets:
1. Daniel Murphy is royalty in this town. After his 2015 WS error, everyone noted that Murph was the one who got them to the World Series. Without Murphy, the Mets would have lost the NLDS to the Dodgers, even before he hit four more HRs in the NLCS against the Cubs. Perhaps a couple of yahoos tweeted something stupid, but that was _not_ the general opinion in NY. Not then, not now.
2. Who the hell is "Rich" Aguilera? Really?? Rick Aguilera had a wonderful career, including winning another World Series while closing games for the 1991 Twins. You don't know his name??
3. In G6 of the 1986 World Series, Bob Stanley did not "immediately" throw a wild pitch. It was something like the fifth pitch of the at bat.
4. No, Mookie Wilson was not followed in the order by Mookie Wilson. It was not the "next batter" who grounded to first under Buckner's glove. It was the same person who had avoided the wild pitch.
(5. A technicality saves BDE on the next mistake. He said that the next day the Red Sox lost the World Series to the Mets. But Game 7 was rained out, and postponed by one day, a major story at the time because it allowed Boston to bring back Bruce Hurst (who'd owned the Mets) to start G7 instead of Oil Can Boyd (who'd gotten smacked around). BDE gets lucky on this one, because G6 ended around 12:30 AM, so technically it was the "next" day, 47 hours later (11:27 pm).)
Bonus: At times in this video, BDE makes it sound as if every fan in Chicago wanted to assault Bartman, and every Boston fan Buckner, everyone in St. Louis Denkinger, etc. I would imagine that the physical threats came from .00000000001% of the population. Every one of those noobs should be locked up, but should the whole town be blamed? Really??
Anyway...if you make that many mistakes regarding just one team in this 20+ minute video, how many more errors did _you_ make? Such is CZcams.
Do your homework, BDE.
@@jimwerther damm why u so hurt
@@jayvien24
First tell us whether or not you've stopped molesting your children
@@jimwerther ur mad over a comment grow up and get over it
@@jimwerther better yet make a yt channel urself and do better vids
That Phillies-Dodgers game is why teams should not just take the pressure off as soon as they build a substantial lead. There's often an expectation that you should just stop trying to play well once you've got a big lead, but this makes no sense. If you put in all your scrubs, you're giving the opposition a chance to come back. And you don't want them to come back.
A couple of years ago, the Arkansas Razorbacks were in the College World Series. They were up 1 game to 0 in the 3 game series, leading in the 2nd game until the ninth. On what should've been the last out, the other team ( I can't remember who exactly) hit an infield fly ball that should've been routinely caught. It was dropped and the team eventually scored to both tie and win. In game 3, the other team won again
Excellent video content, very well done 👍👍
Honestly can say I've never been so upset over a pro athlete making a bad play that shiting on them via social media seemed reasonable. Try to always humble my rage by reminding myself I couldn't do what they are doing half as good as they do on their bad days.
Baseball dosent exist: how one play can ruin your life
Joey gallo: all my plays ruined my life in New York
IKF too
@@_gkc
Nah
Aaron Hicks would like a word
The story about Enrique Wilson possibly dying in the plane crash if the Yankees had won that game is crazy.
That ump in 85 in St Louis got so many threats, for so long, that the MLB never had him ump games in STL ever again. That hadn't happened before and it hasn't happened since.
St Louis has lots of churches, but it has one temple that everyone shares: Busch stadium. If you commit baseball heresy there you will be run out of town forever.
Mariano Rivera was so great his blunder literally saved a life.😂
I think a big part of it is the rise of east sports betting allowing certain people who really should not have access to things like fanduel to risk money they can’t afford to lose.
I refuse to believe people will actually put their own lives in danger to go to a players house to intimidate them if all they have on the line is some fan clout.
I was thinking the exact same thing.
There are plenty of sports fans who have had parasocial relationships with teams & players, long before the word even existed... and obsession is a far more dangerous motivator than gambling losses. Passion drives more illogical behaviour than desperation.
"I refuse to believe people will actually put their own lives in danger to go to a players house to intimidate them if all they have on the line is some fan clout." Just because you refuse to believe it doesn't mean it doesn't happen. Human beings don't need much motivation to do evil things.
Major respect to the announcer, I wouldn’t think that he would keep his word.
You could even partially blame Gedman (Redsox catcher) for not stopping that ball. As far as wild pitches goes, that one Stanley threw was very tame. And given the immense importance of the situation, that was definitely a move your body and stop it rather than reaching across your body.
Regardless the Sox were destined to lose that series. I accepted that...like 2 days ago. But i have accepted it.
It's only going to get worse. Years ago a fan followed the Texans Qb back to his house and talked shit to him when he got out of the truck.
It isn’t really fair how players get these threats and hated when the people making them can’t even do what they do on a good day or even get into the majors
@urinatingtree This is one of the greatest videos on CZcams. Thanks man, you're the best in the business.