Deion Sanders explains why MLB was harder than the NFL | Ep. 65 | CLUB SHAY SHAY

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  • Shannon Sharpe ask Deion Sanders which sport was the hardest play between baseball, football, track and field and basketball. Without hesitation Deion says: “Easiest sport is football, hardest is baseball. Any sport you can fail 7 out of 10 times and be considered great is a hard sport.”
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  • @ClubShayShay
    @ClubShayShay  Před rokem +20

    📺: sprtspod.fox/DeionSanders
    🎧: sprtspod.fox/PrimeTime

    • @walkerenterprise1764
      @walkerenterprise1764 Před rokem

      Just showing love UNC. Stay blessed.

    • @karegairegi9071
      @karegairegi9071 Před rokem +1

      "Ja Morant" said "PUT YOUR GLASSES BACK ON!"

    • @oliverlacey3765
      @oliverlacey3765 Před rokem

      Unc why didn't you ask coach Prime about that curl? Lol

    • @twelvecatsinatrenchcoat
      @twelvecatsinatrenchcoat Před 9 měsíci

      BTW, clickbait is a great way to get me to click your content once, and then block your entire channel. They spoke about baseball for all of one sentence. Bye.

  • @VictorVonDoom23
    @VictorVonDoom23 Před rokem +834

    I don’t think people realize how incredible this man really was back in the day…

    • @bobbertee5945
      @bobbertee5945 Před rokem +36

      Your absolutely right, he was incredible, baiting QB's to throw his way, just to pick them off, every Sunday he did something incredible... Easily the best athlete ive ever seen, not a bad baseball player either..

    • @VictorVonDoom23
      @VictorVonDoom23 Před rokem +10

      @@bobbertee5945 facts bro.. what he did an could do was literally second to nobody..

    • @austinysla6331
      @austinysla6331 Před rokem +18

      Him and Bo where Legends playing both Baseball and Football

    • @VictorVonDoom23
      @VictorVonDoom23 Před rokem

      @@austinysla6331 who was the better athlete in ur opinion??

    • @austinysla6331
      @austinysla6331 Před rokem +13

      @@VictorVonDoom23 I have to give it to Prime only because If Bo didn't get that hip surgery when he got hurt he would of been 1st ballet HOF of both sports.

  • @bochafish
    @bochafish Před rokem +180

    Deion pre turf toe, and Bo pre hip surgery were athletes that just looked on another level to the eye. QB's just stopped throwing to his entire side of the field, because they were risking a pick 6. He also returned punts, and they would rather kick it out of bounds than give Deion a shot.

    • @mibbzx1493
      @mibbzx1493 Před 9 měsíci +6

      Yea same thing with devin hester and to me thats the highest compliment as a athelete is changing the game so much they dont even throw/kick the ball in your direction because they know what you’ll do 🤣

    • @David-xm5xu
      @David-xm5xu Před 9 měsíci +1

      They were in a whole another Bo paved away for Deion now Deion paved way some youngsters we just not have seen it. But it is coming.

    • @mohnjarx7801
      @mohnjarx7801 Před 9 měsíci +1

      ​@@David-xm5xu there will never be another dual athlete. They get paid so much they don't allow it anymore

    • @jckdnls9292
      @jckdnls9292 Před 9 měsíci +4

      He doesn't have turf toe anymore

    • @mohnjarx7801
      @mohnjarx7801 Před 9 měsíci +2

      @@jckdnls9292 😂

  • @javiers.3433
    @javiers.3433 Před rokem +338

    I remember him batting for the Yankees. The man was incredibly fast and smart as a base runner.

    • @michaelmelendez2652
      @michaelmelendez2652 Před rokem +33

      Just the fact that he was a big league player, let alone a key contributor, says everything. He was so good with Atlanta.

    • @vaspia19
      @vaspia19 Před rokem +3

      i mean he's probably the fastest football player ever besides maybe bo jackson

    • @thammar1990
      @thammar1990 Před rokem +2

      @@vaspia19 bo's speed is exaggerated

    • @vaspia19
      @vaspia19 Před rokem +7

      @@thammar1990 go look at his 40 times, can't exaggerate that. Go watch his highlights. Or remain ignorant, either way. Cheers

    • @jbratt
      @jbratt Před rokem +4

      I used to flip around on the channels and the Braves seemed to always be on. If Deon was up to bat or on base, I stayed on that channel.

  • @413slim
    @413slim Před rokem +229

    Atlanta was Atlanta back then. I remember as a youngster how Deion and Dominique were the pulse of sports in the city. The Human Highlight Film and Prime Time both icons in sport and culture.

    • @IbelieveinJesusAmen
      @IbelieveinJesusAmen Před rokem +5

      Fresknik and so much quality collegiate, corporate, and casual DIMEPIECE sistas….my 🏀 🏀 were drained daily!

    • @hawghawg381
      @hawghawg381 Před rokem +2

      They had club 21 in Atlanta. Dope boyz heaven!

    • @user-sz6kp1tn6c
      @user-sz6kp1tn6c Před rokem +11

      Early 90s was probably the best time ever to be in ATL. Outkast came out not long after and really put the city on the map.

    • @dewarkhodern9990
      @dewarkhodern9990 Před rokem +6

      @@chuddlevideos Similar to New Orleans. In the 1990s (I'm 35 by the way, born & raised in New Orleans, but I clearly remember the 1990s like yesterday), New Orleans was New Orleans..even in the very early 2000s

    • @anfrae25
      @anfrae25 Před rokem +1

      They both had night clubs.

  • @gsmithstudio1
    @gsmithstudio1 Před rokem +730

    i still remember Deion paying for the falcons and the braves on the same day and flew to the baseball game in on a helicopter right on to the field.

    • @vience81
      @vience81 Před rokem +30

      You remember him playing the Falcons game catching a 🚁 to the Braves game to dress up but he didn't play

    • @gsmithstudio1
      @gsmithstudio1 Před rokem +44

      @@vience81 i just remember the helicopter showing up on the field like yep that' how you show up😀

    • @kany3west
      @kany3west Před rokem +9

      Wow I wish I was alive for that sounds like a beautiful history moment

    • @WeThePeepHole333
      @WeThePeepHole333 Před rokem +42

      Not only did he fly in a 🚁 the 🚁 was provided free of charge to & for Neon Deion compliments of the then owner of The Miami Dolphins Wayne Huzienga whose Dolphins played The Falcon's that day! That's one of my favorite sports stories ever!

    • @edwinhayes3924
      @edwinhayes3924 Před rokem +3

      The man was and still is Dope

  • @10ShtYo__
    @10ShtYo__ Před rokem +159

    Deion: “I ran it twice I believe”
    Shannon: “no you didn’t” 😂😂

  • @1pittmanj
    @1pittmanj Před rokem +57

    So I am 45 and remember him in his prime, lol. What is often forgot about how fast he was is a lot of track guys run fast 40s at the combine. But often when they put pads on that speed isn’t there. With Deon he was as fast in pads as he was in workout clothes which is incredibly rare.

    • @cashrjr23
      @cashrjr23 Před rokem +6

      he has "football" speed

    • @primarylenders1663
      @primarylenders1663 Před rokem +1

      ...or they just cant play.

    • @jbratt
      @jbratt Před rokem +4

      Deon, I swear would not run full speed when he was in the open field. A player would get the angle on him and then he would put the afterburners on. Suddenly the angle was all wrong and it was too late😝

  • @HS32153
    @HS32153 Před rokem +261

    A cheetah has one of the most flexible spines out of anything on earth. They are practically born pre-stretched 😂😂

    • @17Omac
      @17Omac Před rokem +28

      Wow didn’t know that...! That’s Cheeting!

    • @williamgray6098
      @williamgray6098 Před rokem

      Digging to deep

    • @iFanchi
      @iFanchi Před rokem +16

      Just like Deion Sanders 😂

    • @dkawjr
      @dkawjr Před rokem +6

      and prime was born prime

    • @bigkahuna3534
      @bigkahuna3534 Před rokem +4

      @@dkawjr we was born pre-primed

  • @Vegaskid702
    @Vegaskid702 Před 9 měsíci +15

    Deion was so much fun to watch and so obnoxiously brash how could you not love this guy he didn’t just talk it he backed it up and then some. Love him even more as a coach his videos are next level in what marketing for players should be. Great vision this man has and seeing what can be done when no one else believes but him.

  • @cometoChristJesus
    @cometoChristJesus Před rokem +55

    Curls looked wet but they were dry 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

  • @Dd13200
    @Dd13200 Před rokem +107

    He made the Braves better when he played there

    • @gturcott1
      @gturcott1 Před rokem +2

      He probably should have been mvp of nlcs

  • @alcostello6114
    @alcostello6114 Před rokem +612

    For all the baseball haters out there, this man disproved all of you

    • @steadypace747
      @steadypace747 Před rokem +8

      I agree with your statement, Prime and Bo, BUT...There may be reasons as to WHY certain demographics may "hate" baseball. I'd be interested in WHOM you're referring to more specifically as "the baseball haters"...Not throwing shade, just sayin' 'cause Prime and Bo are the exceptions, in my humble opinion.

    • @victorcastrellon2724
      @victorcastrellon2724 Před rokem +76

      Baseball is boring. Idc what anyone says

    • @alcostello6114
      @alcostello6114 Před rokem +75

      @@victorcastrellon2724 it’s boring to people with short attention spans. Good job having an open mind

    • @alcostello6114
      @alcostello6114 Před rokem +23

      @@steadypace747 what certain demographic is that?😂 is that the short attention span demographic? LMAO. Stop insinuating

    • @juanparty
      @juanparty Před rokem +14

      baseball is a boring game to watch, and also they play 160 games season🥱💤😴🛌 20 games would be enough.

  • @ricoroho
    @ricoroho Před rokem +163

    It is so good that Prime is getting this exposure. I love his old-school attitude combined with the swagger. Being from Nebraska, I wish they would have selected him for his coach. But, now I'll be rooting for him and his "kids" at CU. For me, Prime is going beyond being a coach. His message of the pursuit of excellence and logicical consistency is something that I hope spreads throughout the greater culture.

    • @stevefowler2112
      @stevefowler2112 Před rokem +4

      Pursuit of excellence? He was blessed with elite speed...but he was one of the worst tacklers at CB I ever saw. To me all he did was rely on his god given talents, he never really worked at anything else.

    • @jdp0359
      @jdp0359 Před rokem +8

      @stevefowler2112 He was Elite. Chosen the top 100 NFL players of all time. Listen to qb's and receivers he faced and they will all confirm this. Everybody in the NFL and Pro Baseball have God given talent, but so do many other people in life. To get to the league, nothing is given, you have to work. Then consider he is one of the few multiparty athletes. Sorry, hard to agree with you!

    • @skeezix8156
      @skeezix8156 Před 9 měsíci +5

      @@stevefowler2112he never really worked at anything else? Dude was a punt returner, kick returner, wide receiver, corner and safety. Only guy to score every way possible, even as a rusher.

    • @frank-ko6de
      @frank-ko6de Před 8 měsíci

      @@stevefowler2112 Spoken like an easily trigger Casper speaking from the inner depths of his behind. My word.

  • @nikolaivista920
    @nikolaivista920 Před 9 měsíci +52

    Deion was so special that he played an NFL game and an MLB game on the exact same day!!! No one did it before him! And no one has done it since! That's incredible!!

    • @tommyfu9271
      @tommyfu9271 Před 9 měsíci +7

      he didn't actually play in that Braves game but he was on the bench.

    • @josephmother2659
      @josephmother2659 Před 9 měsíci +1

      If we’re being honest, Bo Jackson obviously could have done that.

    • @tommyfu9271
      @tommyfu9271 Před 9 měsíci

      @@josephmother2659 definitely. It's more of an issue of logistics than anything. Bo never had the chance.

    • @stephenkammerling9479
      @stephenkammerling9479 Před 9 měsíci +1

      Deion played in both the World Series and the Super Bowl, his baseball team(Atlanta Braves) losing World Series and his football team(Dallas Cowboys) winning Super Bowl. That was likely early 90's because Dallas has been nowhere near the Super Bowl in years.

    • @nikolaivista920
      @nikolaivista920 Před 9 měsíci

      @@josephmother2659 But he never did!

  • @koderedentertainment1903
    @koderedentertainment1903 Před rokem +18

    When he said I can't touch my toes now, I thought he was gone say you ain't got no toes

  • @manuginobilisbaldspot424
    @manuginobilisbaldspot424 Před rokem +68

    If the Braves hadn’t blown the ‘92 World Series, Deion would’ve been MVP…he was great in that series against Toronto.

    • @johnmedina5399
      @johnmedina5399 Před 9 měsíci +14

      Bobby cox should have went with the hot bat and played him more that series. Still Toronto was a great team that went back to back.

    • @David-xm5xu
      @David-xm5xu Před 9 měsíci

      Tell the truth

    • @zacharyreichert5035
      @zacharyreichert5035 Před 9 měsíci

      Super glad he didn't get to play against my Twins in '91.

    • @mensrea1251
      @mensrea1251 Před 9 měsíci +4

      Braves didn’t blow anything. That Jays team is on everyone’s list of among the greatest teams ever.

    • @cooleyjay
      @cooleyjay Před 9 měsíci

      Neon Deion made everyone in TO nervous during that series, deadly on the base-paths.

  • @DallasTechie
    @DallasTechie Před 9 měsíci +6

    Hitting a 100mph ball is the hardest thing to do in all of professional sports. Now imagine a player who can also throw 100mph.

  • @haroldbrown5149
    @haroldbrown5149 Před rokem +36

    A lot of people have that same first impression going to ATL lol. I’m from Tallahassee and felt the same way once I got there the first time 😂

  • @bubbarainwater
    @bubbarainwater Před rokem +168

    So I was a student athletic trainer at FSU back in the day, and one day the football team ran 40s. Coach Eason (WRs) was timing and I recorded the times. Deion was on our list and out of 10 runs, he ran 4.2 at least three times . . . pretty sure he jogged on the other 7.

    • @Tyweezy84
      @Tyweezy84 Před rokem +23

      And prolly ran a 4.5 while “joggin” lol

    • @josephjordan6202
      @josephjordan6202 Před rokem +4

      Hes a freak lol. Imagine being that fast back in the day

    • @JK-br1mu
      @JK-br1mu Před rokem +6

      @@josephjordan6202 Imagine being that fast now. That Devon Funches or whatever receiver from Michigan only ran a 4.8.

    • @ronnieturner6820
      @ronnieturner6820 Před rokem

      They say records n stuff but only for pro athlete bro I ran 40 in 3.9 twice n 4.1 6 times timed ever time I woulda went pro ain’t been for politic bro it’s a shame man

    • @JK-br1mu
      @JK-br1mu Před rokem +10

      @@ronnieturner6820 you meant to write 5.9, but you accidentally typed 3.9

  • @EJD339
    @EJD339 Před rokem +20

    Shannon that friend or family member that remembers all these dates and memories and ask you about it and you’re like “i don’t remember. That was 20 years ago.”

  • @sophanphin4199
    @sophanphin4199 Před rokem +30

    Deion was an incredible athlete. Its one thing to have track speed - which he had in spades - but to have football playmaking ability too, is insanely rare. Let alone be good enough to be a pro player in completely different sport!

    • @advancedchiropractic667
      @advancedchiropractic667 Před 9 měsíci +1

      Apparently,
      Danny Ainge could of went pro in Football and Baseball, but chose Basketball.

  • @chrisgarcia9629
    @chrisgarcia9629 Před rokem +8

    Incredible athlete in his prime. I remember seeing a college clip with Deion returning a kick or something…he just jumped out of the TV he was so fast. Glad he played with my Cowboys to grab that last Superbowl!

  • @stevebland8298
    @stevebland8298 Před rokem +87

    I saw Deion go from first to third faster than any one I've ever seen in a baseball uniform. Incredible. I often wonder just how good he could have been had he concentrated solely on baseball. But let me tell you, he was very good regardless as a MLB player.

    • @tomf5823
      @tomf5823 Před rokem +5

      he was a 4th outfielder type in mlb. how could he could have been if he played full time? who knows. incredible athlete to even be that good part time.

    • @theedon501
      @theedon501 Před rokem +2

      Bo Jackson? Billy Hamilton?

    • @brettcorman3170
      @brettcorman3170 Před rokem +9

      He was not "very good" in MLB. Check the statistics. He certainly served a purpose because of his speed, but he couldn't get on base much and his instincts as an outfielder were really bad. And I say this with respect for what he did as a dual-sport athlete. Nobody else could do that. Let's just be realistic about his baseball career.

    • @tomf5823
      @tomf5823 Před rokem +7

      @@brettcorman3170 well said. now MAYBE if he focused full time on baseball he could have been a good mlb player but we'll never know.

    • @bonafideballa7927
      @bonafideballa7927 Před rokem +6

      Ricky Henderson

  • @flipnlu
    @flipnlu Před rokem +44

    Different seeing Shannon so humble, admire and respect someone else.

    • @axelfoley608
      @axelfoley608 Před rokem +17

      Well you have to get him away from the the ‘nobodys’ like Skip and Stephen for him to have a chance to be humble about being an athlete.

    • @nathanielriesterer9103
      @nathanielriesterer9103 Před rokem +2

      @@axelfoley608 exactly

    • @youtubedick-tators1991
      @youtubedick-tators1991 Před rokem

      @@axelfoley608 Shannon is his own man and still a hater of athletes greater than him, no excuses

    • @saxking101
      @saxking101 Před rokem

      @@youtubedick-tators1991lol so because he called out Brady’s objectively bad play, he’s a hater. Got it

    • @zman8340
      @zman8340 Před 9 měsíci

      Shannon is a self centered , racist , buffoon

  • @dannydee9919
    @dannydee9919 Před rokem +12

    people back than probably hated deion for how cocky he was.. Deion was NOT cocky, Deion was confident with his skills and Deion knew how great he was and how great he was going to be. Deion has the accolades to prove his greatness if anyone needs a reminder.

    • @travisdurham29
      @travisdurham29 Před rokem +5

      Deion was indeed cocky make no mistake but he backed it up to the fullest. Thats why he was prime time

    • @drizzle452
      @drizzle452 Před 9 měsíci

      No, he was cocky.

  • @emmanueloppong9778
    @emmanueloppong9778 Před rokem +40

    3 out of 10 is hall of fame😂😂….What else in life are you legendary with those type of stats.

    • @rollin60z
      @rollin60z Před rokem +1

      Idk maybe soccer ⚽

    • @emmanueloppong9778
      @emmanueloppong9778 Před rokem +3

      @@rollin60z Nah as a soccer player, I can tell you that baseball is much much harder

  • @19brittani
    @19brittani Před 4 měsíci +2

    watching DEION run the bases was a thrill. i never seen him get thrown out at third base on a triple.. he would make 3 hundred million today in b-ball

  • @leeann5442
    @leeann5442 Před rokem +238

    Now I understand a little more how the game of baseball humbled Michael Jordan ...

    • @herbyoung2767
      @herbyoung2767 Před rokem +24

      LeBron would’ve been a hall of famer ⚾️

    • @ShaneOmac831
      @ShaneOmac831 Před rokem +41

      @@herbyoung2767😂😂😂

    • @joealt5345
      @joealt5345 Před rokem +9

      @@herbyoung2767 ROFL

    • @dennisrobinson8008
      @dennisrobinson8008 Před rokem

      Did that "humbling" mess up his basketball game?

    • @Twomps
      @Twomps Před rokem +9

      @@dennisrobinson8008 it rested his body

  • @UncleGreatness
    @UncleGreatness Před 8 měsíci +2

    I remember seeing his documentary where they talked about him as a two sport super star. It was fascinating. In 1 day he played a football game then that evening hooped on a plane and played a NFL game that same day. Amazing guy! Love his passion about sports.

  • @vincentwilliams5271
    @vincentwilliams5271 Před rokem +27

    I actually saw Prime play for the Reds in person. He was the fastest person I ever see run in my life.

    • @StayInContrl
      @StayInContrl Před rokem +5

      Still blows my mind that boy never stretched

    • @divine1son
      @divine1son Před 9 měsíci

      Same here. The guy had a large lead to steal 2nd base. The pitcher overthrew the 1st baseman. Deion ran so fast that he was literally halfway between 3rd and home. I couldn’t believe it.

  • @JohnSmith-nm4zd
    @JohnSmith-nm4zd Před rokem +17

    Deion Sanders is the only athlete ever to play in both the Super Bowl and in the World Series

    • @congresssux9766
      @congresssux9766 Před rokem +7

      That will never happen again.

    • @jeremyroberts8822
      @jeremyroberts8822 Před rokem +4

      @@congresssux9766probably not. It’s actually crazy that he was able to do that. It’s hard enough to have the skills to be a pro in 1 sport let alone 2. Dude was just a generational level talent

    • @movingforward-fc4lg
      @movingforward-fc4lg Před rokem +1

      @@congresssux9766 I saw it live on television that man was awesome

  • @brachpaone1895
    @brachpaone1895 Před 9 měsíci +4

    Deion is undoubtedly the coolest man to ever walk this planet

  • @sreprezents
    @sreprezents Před rokem +6

    Right, Deion. Hitting in the Major Leagues is tough. I have always enjoyed watching Deion Sanders...definitely entertaining.

    • @Netsfan24
      @Netsfan24 Před 9 měsíci

      Imagine a college class where the smartest students score 30% on the exams, that’s basically what baseball is

  • @maverik15j
    @maverik15j Před rokem +4

    “Curl look wet but it was dry”
    😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

  • @willieanderson9661
    @willieanderson9661 Před rokem +29

    On behalf of Atlanta I want to say thank you I remember when he played here and the memories are unmatched

    • @chili015
      @chili015 Před rokem +1

      Please don't speak on behalf of an entire city. I've lived in Atlanta my entire life and Deion brought the completely stupid Tomahawk Chop to the Braves from his FSU days. I don't even care about the racial connotations of it... the fact that it's a rip-off chant and most current Braves fans think it's an Atlanta original is embarrassing. Also, you might recall the Braves activated him for the 1991 postseason and he wouldn't play because he wanted to focus on football. The Braves went on to lose that World Series in 7 games where every game was close and they could have used an elite speedster in the late innings. Thanks, Deion!

    • @willieanderson9661
      @willieanderson9661 Před rokem +2

      @@chili015 Keep your thoughts and your feeling shawty you don’t know me

    • @chili015
      @chili015 Před rokem

      @willieanderson9661 - Who said anything about you? And no one certainly said anything about wanting to know you. I'm talking about the city of Atlanta that you wrote "on behalf of" when it's not your place to say something like that. You don't speak for me or anyone I know that lives here. Also... "shawty"? This isn't 1997 and you're not Lil Jon.

    • @willieanderson9661
      @willieanderson9661 Před rokem +1

      @@chili015 I figured you wouldn’t catch it!!! that was a T.I line but who cares

  • @TheBlackGreatWhite83
    @TheBlackGreatWhite83 Před rokem +3

    Excellent interview! Keep it up Shannon

  • @Stradagee
    @Stradagee Před 9 měsíci +1

    Deion Sanders = Mike Tyson. Both great athletes, but even better men!

  • @ronnieturner4714
    @ronnieturner4714 Před 8 měsíci +1

    Didn't know he played football until he got to Dallas 🏈 When he was with the Braves and with the Reds, I thought he was killin' it ⚾️

  • @willtinkham1999
    @willtinkham1999 Před rokem +3

    This man is so interesting to listen to. Helluva storyteller

  • @renderuntocaesarwhatiscaes2300

    I remember watching Prime play in two different games. As a kid it was amazing you knew Prime was different and this was the time during Micheal Jordan even then you knew Prime was a supreme athlete right up there with the best of the times.

  • @joshqaszq4773
    @joshqaszq4773 Před rokem +4

    I believe him when he says baseball was the hardest.
    If someone is considered a great player if they "only" miss 7 out of 10 times (aka .300 batting average), then it must be pretty difficult.

  • @MarkFreeman-kd2hz
    @MarkFreeman-kd2hz Před rokem +3

    I remember Deion playing for my Cowboys 🤠. Loved him. And still do. One of my favorite players all times next right up there with Charles Hailey, L.T. and John Riggins. I know the last 2 weren't Cowboys but they were ballers.

  • @trevordavidjones
    @trevordavidjones Před 9 měsíci +2

    "Why would I run?" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Bro this dude is a total legend 🤣🤣🤣

  • @SmartCard67
    @SmartCard67 Před 9 měsíci

    I used to enjoy watching Deion Sanders Football back in the 90. Oh man what a legend

  • @dannyzuehlsdorf3697
    @dannyzuehlsdorf3697 Před rokem +33

    Prime Time is an all time elite athlete

  • @kathykolcun6791
    @kathykolcun6791 Před rokem +1

    Lol "Can't touch my toes now...never been a stretcher!" (Legend 🤣👏)

  • @jerrylee415
    @jerrylee415 Před rokem +58

    People that think Deion is just a snake oil salesman have no idea. This guy was one of the best athletes ever to step between the lines.....any lines in any sport!

    • @Superhot320
      @Superhot320 Před rokem

      he played 2 sports...... lets see him play anything else...... stfu...... train hopper.....

    • @johnjay6370
      @johnjay6370 Před rokem +2

      I am not going to lie, I thought he was full of himself when i was younger. I have totally changed my mind about him over the past few years because of what he has been doing as a coach and father figure to those kids. It was easy not to like him, because he seemed to get away with lots of things that most players would not get away with... Now I see him in a new light and I wish him the best and I hope he becomes the best College coach ever! Can't wait for next season!

    • @KrishnaSingh-ow1ie
      @KrishnaSingh-ow1ie Před rokem +2

      Deon was born with talent. You have to be born with that type of talent plus you ad hard work and that equally hall of fame

    • @KrishnaSingh-ow1ie
      @KrishnaSingh-ow1ie Před rokem +1

      He's ok. But he is always talking about himself. He has a big ego. Bo Jackson is the opposite. I think bo Jackson is the grestest athlete of all time. He is the only player in history to be Allstars in 2 sports.

    • @davonnlastique
      @davonnlastique Před rokem

      @@KrishnaSingh-ow1ieAs he should. People who lack confidence often confuse confidence for arrogance. Bo is a 🐐 but Deion has 2 rings from the NFL and could’ve received at least 1 from the MLB. Being full of yourself does not mean you don’t care for anyone else, if you follow Prime today you know that to be true.✌🏽

  • @joshball4775
    @joshball4775 Před rokem +2

    Baseball is the absolute hardest sport to play idc what anyone says.. all around the hardest sport to play offense and defense...I've argued with idiots for years

  • @Topjake1492
    @Topjake1492 Před rokem

    I'm glad we drafted you too, Deion. To bad we couldn't keep ya. When you were in the Atl , it sho was memorable. 👊🏈⚾

  • @summerbaby21
    @summerbaby21 Před rokem +2

    Two legends

  • @TheRevolutionary222
    @TheRevolutionary222 Před rokem +3

    “ I’ll Be Gone By Then “ 😂

  • @samuelfinkelstein8099
    @samuelfinkelstein8099 Před rokem +3

    I'm glad he said it! Baseball

  • @cmair77
    @cmair77 Před 9 měsíci

    ‘Curl looked wet’ 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 that curl was dope back in the day, loved it.

  • @nicolasjimenez1521
    @nicolasjimenez1521 Před rokem

    Love this :) good job Shay Shay

  • @n64central
    @n64central Před rokem +101

    There are so few athletes to play in 2 sports professionally. You are literally an All-time player to be able to do that.
    Mad respect to Prime

    • @deykno87
      @deykno87 Před rokem

      You😊 late
      Bruh😂

    • @emmanueloppong9778
      @emmanueloppong9778 Před rokem +26

      Dude played in the World Series AND Superbowl. Thats insane!!

    • @n64central
      @n64central Před rokem +5

      @@deykno87 so? That’s weird to brag about

    • @ILLCLAPYOCHEEKSBOI
      @ILLCLAPYOCHEEKSBOI Před rokem +13

      @@emmanueloppong9778 AND he would've been mvp that world series had they won

    • @PeePeeMilk
      @PeePeeMilk Před rokem +1

      That’s why he’s one of the best.

  • @juliusthomas1832
    @juliusthomas1832 Před rokem

    Good, honest conversation

  • @thlee3
    @thlee3 Před rokem +16

    thats insane he manipulated the NFL draft with jerry curls and baseball

  • @jamespisano1164
    @jamespisano1164 Před rokem

    Cool! Didn't know Shannon had a channel! Loved him with the Ravens and as an announcer!

  • @wasupmain
    @wasupmain Před rokem +8

    Athletic and intelligent is a deadly combination, and this man has both at the highest level

    • @eyesforthewise
      @eyesforthewise Před rokem +2

      Lmao he has instincts not intelligence

    • @drizzle452
      @drizzle452 Před 9 měsíci

      I’d say a little more wisdom than intelligence.

  • @mervcharles8365
    @mervcharles8365 Před rokem +31

    Many won’t get that baseball analogy.. There are plenty HOF guys who batted sub .300 for their careers. And they were great! Babe Ruth avg was .342 & Bonds avg was .298 to put things in perspective for y’all

    • @chippony
      @chippony Před rokem +4

      True but Bonds OPB was .444 which is just so nuts.

    • @mervcharles8365
      @mervcharles8365 Před rokem +1

      @@chippony absolutely insane & shows the respect pushers had for him

    • @michaelallen8112
      @michaelallen8112 Před rokem

      Babe Ruth played in the cowardice era don mention him again

    • @aaronm.1998
      @aaronm.1998 Před rokem

      Steroid pushers?

    • @HelloThere-jr6gd
      @HelloThere-jr6gd Před rokem +1

      Bonds was amazing before steroids. Which is why it's so unfortunate he ended up taking them.

  • @aliassmithandjones9453
    @aliassmithandjones9453 Před 9 měsíci

    loved the Wild Kingdom reference 😀

  • @LosHavin
    @LosHavin Před rokem

    2:40 broo thats goates 😭🐐 ill be gone by then 🤣💯

  • @jaranameer2882
    @jaranameer2882 Před rokem +116

    For those who didn’t get it, The failing 7 out of 10 times analogy is in reference to batting average. Batting over 300. is considered a success in MLB. That’s a 30% clip. Thats not the case in the NFL & NBA.

  • @nichobarton
    @nichobarton Před rokem +1

    Love this

  • @timboslice8559
    @timboslice8559 Před rokem +2

    Surprised he gave props to baseball! Kudos to you Deion

  • @kickstand9952
    @kickstand9952 Před rokem +2

    He just ran so effortlessly and efficient from what I remember watching like he didn’t look as fast as tyreek hill , Deion and randy moss it’s like they glided on TV him and moss were the two it just looked effortless when they ran

  • @Casanova102986
    @Casanova102986 Před rokem +2

    i had that same reaction when i first went to atlanta .

  • @AntMcLeod
    @AntMcLeod Před 9 měsíci

    As a Florida boy from back then, Prine ain’t never lied. Fast forward, look at FL and Atlanta now. I been in The A.

  • @shawngaither-opd-671
    @shawngaither-opd-671 Před rokem +3

    Obviously Baseball is harder. Pitching is the most amazing thing in team sports.... the movement, the repetition... Batting is obviously the hardest. Hitting a round sphere with a round cylinder... Crazy hard

  • @Fred-xo3ku
    @Fred-xo3ku Před 9 měsíci

    "I'm not good, , I'm great!" 💪

  • @paulmkz
    @paulmkz Před rokem +3

    Hitting a good curveball is probably the toughest thing to do in sports

  • @theedon501
    @theedon501 Před rokem +2

    “Why should I stretch? Does a cheetah stretch before it catches its prey?” - Ken Griffey Jr

  • @goldenstate2192
    @goldenstate2192 Před rokem

    🤣DEION is just different👍. NOT too many people can get by on pure GOD GIVEN ability like this dude. He covered so well, that he didn't like to tackle, ONLY cuz he knew that if HE HAS to make the tackle; SOMEONE upfront failed at there job😯. He knew his man was accounted for 🤭

  • @paulbar1768
    @paulbar1768 Před rokem

    Shanon is the best in the biz right now!

  • @bigdawg4620
    @bigdawg4620 Před rokem +1

    Wild Kingdom classic 💪🏽

  • @JeffSharonLive
    @JeffSharonLive Před rokem +16

    What I would have given to see a 40 race between Prime and Bo in their primes.

  • @jrmizzgaminglounge
    @jrmizzgaminglounge Před rokem +9

    Shannon has the best laugh 😂

  • @nyernga
    @nyernga Před 9 měsíci

    It's not arrogance when you can back it up. That's confidence

  • @expsterm1
    @expsterm1 Před 8 měsíci +1

    a natural athlete

  • @gunslinga7077
    @gunslinga7077 Před rokem

    Respect you for getting an legend up here the Tyreek interview was hard to listen to .

  • @cjten6967
    @cjten6967 Před rokem +7

    Wish they would have pressed him more on the challenges of baseball. He's a freak, and I'm a big fan, but he looked so much faster playing football than baseball. Rounding bases and judging fly balls moving 100 mph he seemed just a little bit faster than the average peer on the diamond. Looked like he was in fast forward on the football field compared to the other players!

    • @PapaEli-pz8ff
      @PapaEli-pz8ff Před rokem +1

      Two very different sports requiring very different skill sets

  • @Devil0027
    @Devil0027 Před 9 měsíci +1

    Deion really was next level. Dudes speed was uncanny, he could just casually run up the middle on a punt return and have the speed to outrun all coverage by 7-8 yards. Primetime is a living legend

    • @chrisguevara
      @chrisguevara Před 9 měsíci

      Madden used to point out that Dion didn't lose his speed when he put the pads and helmet on. Where others got weighed down. An exceptional athlete!!!

  • @israelmcclure2771
    @israelmcclure2771 Před rokem +12

    This man ran a 4.2 40 without stretching. For y'all who don't know that's scary good.

    • @nosexinviolence.3358
      @nosexinviolence.3358 Před rokem +6

      Not to Bo, Cuz Bo knows 4.1 40.

    • @israelmcclure2771
      @israelmcclure2771 Před rokem

      @@nosexinviolence.3358 that dude shouldn't even be considered human. God was wildin when he made Bo Jackson.

  • @sidjr98
    @sidjr98 Před 9 měsíci +1

    Football is EXTREMELY HARDER on the BODY, but purely mechanics wise hitting a off a professional pitcher is the hardest thing to do in sports.

  • @jims512
    @jims512 Před rokem

    Interesting interview. I came watching Sanders and rooting against him as a Saints fan. BTW, warm-up but don’t stretch before running.

  • @ricoricky98
    @ricoricky98 Před 9 měsíci +1

    Deion .533 in World Series 15 plate appearances 4 games 5 stolen bases ❤

  • @abrahamjoseph134
    @abrahamjoseph134 Před rokem +1

    Same way i felt going to ATL

  • @jdkingsley6543
    @jdkingsley6543 Před rokem +1

    Him and Bo were once in a lifetime.

  • @anthonymatrone7970
    @anthonymatrone7970 Před 9 měsíci

    I subscribed! And my favorite sports are soccer, boxing and mma.

  • @fitter5423
    @fitter5423 Před 9 měsíci

    I love Deion. Curls look wet but they was dry 🤣🤣🤣

  • @brandonmaryland
    @brandonmaryland Před rokem +1

    🙏🏾 I can’t touch my toes either prime never could🤦🏾‍♂️😂😂 1:34

  • @thaxtonwaters8561
    @thaxtonwaters8561 Před rokem

    I still got my Nike Deion Turfs. Magical times💪🏾

  • @Ezzcare
    @Ezzcare Před rokem +13

    People forget that this dude was such an awesome baseball player. Dude needs to be an analyst for the MLB

    • @goodgrief1163
      @goodgrief1163 Před rokem +1

      Think he's going to be too busy for all that🤣

    • @troy7161
      @troy7161 Před rokem +2

      Awesome baseball player? no he wasn't ...he was just ok...really good speed.... he was a decent base stealer... not exceptional with the bat.. no power ... average fielder... a middle of the road outfield arm. just an ok player.

    • @chrisbattaglia1436
      @chrisbattaglia1436 Před rokem +1

      He wasnt that good at baseball, barely above average

    • @miguelvillar2044
      @miguelvillar2044 Před rokem

      He was awesome in the sense that he was a career major leaguer. But , he was a decent baseball player. That’s why he kept playing. He wanted to be great. The fact that he could have a long MLB career while still being on the best DB’s to ever live is insane.

    • @miguelvillar2044
      @miguelvillar2044 Před rokem +1

      @@troy7161 he was a good bench player that can start here and there. Every team needs a guy like that. But he was far from an all star

  • @FastHatTrick
    @FastHatTrick Před rokem

    You will always be my GOAT. ATL forever.

  • @justinsmitley7619
    @justinsmitley7619 Před 9 měsíci

    Looks like they got the same shoes and pants sponsor lol nice! Keep doing your thing Deon!

  • @tonyrodriguez2083
    @tonyrodriguez2083 Před 9 měsíci

    Deion Sanders one the best athletes!!

  • @AssistantToTheHNIC
    @AssistantToTheHNIC Před rokem +5

    You sure that's Deion and not Shedeur Sanders in the middle photo?!?! 🤣 sheesh. His kids look like him at different stages of his life

  • @tekitho79
    @tekitho79 Před rokem +9

    I love Deion but I do hate that they don’t talk about Brain Jordan when they mention 2 sport ballers…he was good in both sports too

    • @nerraw718613
      @nerraw718613 Před rokem

      He never made it to the show that’s why

    • @troveteam
      @troveteam Před rokem +3

      So 5000 ABs and 184 HRs in the big leagues is not making it to the show in baseball? I would love to not make it 😂

    • @runningwithcat6195
      @runningwithcat6195 Před rokem +2

      @@troveteam I think he was mistaking him for Michael Jordan. Not a lot of people know Brian Jordan 😅Very solid player indeed.

    • @Paul-vf2wl
      @Paul-vf2wl Před rokem +1

      Danny Ainge is another. Would have also been interesting to see how good Elway was a baseball.

  • @360Birdman
    @360Birdman Před rokem +1

    His 1992 MLB season was pretty slick in only 97 games. Impressive 👀