Best one was on the last day of 2009 season. Texeria was tied for the lead league with Home runs with Pena for the Rays, and they were playing the rays. With 2 on and 2 out the rays intentionally walked Texeria so he wouldnt have the single season lead. A-rod was next up and proceeded to hit a slam, which ironically put him at 34 Homeruns, and EXACTLY 100 RBI for the season. As we know, the Yankees went on to win that world series.
he had a 3-run homer in that game too to put him at that 100 to keep like an 11 year run of 30hr-100rbi going. i know his career is dubious now but man he could be fun to watch
@@rvaneand326 Dubious yes, but still one of the greatest players of all time who very likely would likely have been the all-time home run leader had it not been for the whole steroid issue (and the associated bans) tainting his legacy and ruining his late career.
@@Yoy28 Best part is that his home runs (and grand slams and hits in general) goes to all fields. As many left field and center field and right field home runs.
He should have signed with the Mets...we treated him like trash most of the time in NY...in 2006 the guy hit over .290, had 35 homers and over 120 rbi's and you would have thought he was the worst player in baseball..
If I remember correctly he struggled a lot in clutch situations in the summer of 2006, and then had such a tough time in the ALDS that he got dropped to 8th in the order. The final numbers looked real good, but he struck out more and grounded into more DPs, while also struggling in the field. Safe to say he came back with a vengeance in 2007.
they blame arod everything when he was there until '09 ..... but the truth is,the yankees starting pitchers suck until cc & a.j arrived in '09 ...... when arod was traded to the nyy that was also the year roger clemens & andy pettitte left for houston .... they couldn't find replacements for them,the reason they promoted mike mussina as an ace,but moose is not an ace, he's a good no.3 not an ace .... they just wasted arod's 5 (prime) years ..... & as we all know,you can't win rings without good starting pitchers to support your good hitters .....
@@johnnier.o.d4746 It wasn't all on A-Rod during those years, but lets be fair. For the amount of money A-Rod was making, he completely underwhelmed in the playoffs. Putting up the numbers he did batting in the middle of the order was severely detrimental. Other guys in the lineup didnt step up as well and there were obviously pitching issues, but with A-Rod's price tag, the criticism is perfectly justified
He underperformed most of the year, was terrible in big spots, struggled in the field and was constantly in the news for doing dumb things like sun bathing on a rock in Central Park. He got hot in late August and September well after the Yankees had broken open the division. Jeter and Giambi carried the offense that season.
2:20 it’s so weird seeing AROD in that Washington Senators uniform for throwback night with the Rangers. I don’t remember Texas ever wearing Senators uniforms like that again. Probably because the Expos moved to DC and used a lot of the same colors. Also didn’t the Twins have some claim to the Washington Senators team history as well ? Anyway love see throwback uniforms like that
Hard to say he if he was natural at first but Lue is still number 1. Both A-hole and and Manny used PEDS. If Lue didn’t have to end his career early and miss a year or two due to World War 2 then his record would never be beaten. Ruth is by far the best ever. To lose 5-7 years and still hit 712 in a much harder baseball era says a lot.
Lmao twins intentionally walk Tex, arod hits a slam right after. Youd think cleveland would have learned. Nope. Intentionally walk Tex, arod with a slam right after 😭
"An A-Bomb, from ARod..." How I miss hearing that call.😭
With all the other crap about him, you sometimes forget what a great player he was
25 grand slams is insanity 😮💨
Yea I had no clue he had that many granny's, I had to read the title twice 👀👀
All ima say.. if Bonds gets the Hall, A Rod better get it.
It's a special thing to have the grand slams record
He was a special player
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Why would you "say" that?
Arod lowkey better than Bonds also won a WS unlike Bonds
@@nickpeitchev7763 Bonds is the best hitter of all time, and getting a WS ring is a team effort, go look at the 2002 WS.
Best one was on the last day of 2009 season. Texeria was tied for the lead league with Home runs with Pena for the Rays, and they were playing the rays. With 2 on and 2 out the rays intentionally walked Texeria so he wouldnt have the single season lead. A-rod was next up and proceeded to hit a slam, which ironically put him at 34 Homeruns, and EXACTLY 100 RBI for the season.
As we know, the Yankees went on to win that world series.
30 home runs not 34
he had a 3-run homer in that game too to put him at that 100 to keep like an 11 year run of 30hr-100rbi going. i know his career is dubious now but man he could be fun to watch
@@rvaneand326 Dubious yes, but still one of the greatest players of all time who very likely would likely have been the all-time home run leader had it not been for the whole steroid issue (and the associated bans) tainting his legacy and ruining his late career.
Talk about clutch hitting… The guy did it better than anyone when the bases were chucked. GOAT
That last grand slam against the twins Won me ALOT of $$$$$. i had bet on NY that day. THANK YOU ALEX!!! LEGEND!
25 career grand slams is insane…
Yup.. 22 year career and you will get enough opportunities
@@Yoy28 I immediately looked up the most all time list I was like theres not way he’s not #1
I thought manny was close to it
@@Yoy28 Best part is that his home runs (and grand slams and hits in general) goes to all fields. As many left field and center field and right field home runs.
Gehrig had 23 in just 13 full seasons.
so smooooooth
He should have signed with the Mets...we treated him like trash most of the time in NY...in 2006 the guy hit over .290, had 35 homers and over 120 rbi's and you would have thought he was the worst player in baseball..
If I remember correctly he struggled a lot in clutch situations in the summer of 2006, and then had such a tough time in the ALDS that he got dropped to 8th in the order. The final numbers looked real good, but he struck out more and grounded into more DPs, while also struggling in the field. Safe to say he came back with a vengeance in 2007.
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All true...but he was still treated like crap.
they blame arod everything when he was there until '09 ..... but the truth is,the yankees starting pitchers suck until cc & a.j arrived in '09 ...... when arod was traded to the nyy that was also the year roger clemens & andy pettitte left for houston .... they couldn't find replacements for them,the reason they promoted mike mussina as an ace,but moose is not an ace, he's a good no.3 not an ace .... they just wasted arod's 5 (prime) years ..... & as we all know,you can't win rings without good starting pitchers to support your good hitters .....
@@johnnier.o.d4746 It wasn't all on A-Rod during those years, but lets be fair. For the amount of money A-Rod was making, he completely underwhelmed in the playoffs. Putting up the numbers he did batting in the middle of the order was severely detrimental. Other guys in the lineup didnt step up as well and there were obviously pitching issues, but with A-Rod's price tag, the criticism is perfectly justified
He underperformed most of the year, was terrible in big spots, struggled in the field and was constantly in the news for doing dumb things like sun bathing on a rock in Central Park.
He got hot in late August and September well after the Yankees had broken open the division.
Jeter and Giambi carried the offense that season.
1:02 that sound tho
Loved watching him blow his bubble gum rounding 3rd after a HR!😃
I hear Stuart Scott's voice. Miss him a lot.
Many of those were late in the game while behind....CLUTCH
Niceeeee videeoooo!!
Thank you my friend!
A-Rod's slash line with the bases loaded: .340/.387/.695/1.082
Loved the music from the NATURAL with fireworks in Texas
@2:19 I recognize that voice as a phillies fan lol that's Scott Franzke. I didn't even realize he was with the Rangers before.
damn, his swing is a thing of beauty
Alex Rodriguez Is Incredible With 25 Career Grand Slams
I agree! He’d better get it if Bond does!🎶
His balance at the plate is freaking insane
2:20 it’s so weird seeing AROD in that Washington Senators uniform for throwback night with the Rangers. I don’t remember Texas ever wearing Senators uniforms like that again. Probably because the Expos moved to DC and used a lot of the same colors. Also didn’t the Twins have some claim to the Washington Senators team history as well ? Anyway love see throwback uniforms like that
The colors don't matter, hell you talking about? 🤨
Dave Niehaus is the GOAT 🎙️
That’s my 🐐
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Belted and i meaaaaaan belted😂
That's a lot of grand slams
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Hard to say he if he was natural at first but Lue is still number 1. Both A-hole and and Manny used PEDS. If Lue didn’t have to end his career early and miss a year or two due to World War 2 then his record would never be beaten. Ruth is by far the best ever. To lose 5-7 years and still hit 712 in a much harder baseball era says a lot.
The video could've used the dates of each HR.
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Dude had like 10 walk off grand slams...whatever the number is I think is more impressive than his actually total of 25
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No creo que esté recor pueda alguien algún día romperlo Alex Rodríguez está en todos los recor dé la grande Liga
Lmao twins intentionally walk Tex, arod hits a slam right after. Youd think cleveland would have learned. Nope. Intentionally walk Tex, arod with a slam right after 😭
That lineup was loaded
Saben lo que esto significa, que en 25 turnos al bat, impulso 100 carreras...esto no lo hace los esteroides...
Juice
That Seattle announcer is annoying
Alex a roid Rodriguez