There Will Never Be Another Jose Canseco

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  • Опубликовано: 6 янв 2025

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  • @FicoCS2
    @FicoCS2 Год назад +50

    I didn’t word it quite right in the vid but yes i know doing steroids is cheating lol

    • @StarkRavingSports
      @StarkRavingSports  Год назад +8

      good clean fun enjoyer

    • @bigjared8946
      @bigjared8946 Год назад +10

      It's not technically cheating when the league doesn't ban or test for it.

    • @JohnSmith-zw8vp
      @JohnSmith-zw8vp Год назад +1

      And cheaters NEVER win.

    • @paulwblair
      @paulwblair Год назад +4

      @@JohnSmith-zw8vp Don't tell the 2017 Astros.

    • @randallross420
      @randallross420 Год назад +5

      Steroids should be a requirement for pro sports

  • @brianbelden2449
    @brianbelden2449 Год назад +51

    Sammy Sosa forgetting how to speak English in front of congress was fcking hilarious.

    • @giffysstiffy887
      @giffysstiffy887 10 месяцев назад +2

      Albert Belle hiding his CORKED bat was COWA4DLY and pathetic🤮💩 Belles own teammate said that all of Belles bat's were corked

    • @Cynsham
      @Cynsham 8 месяцев назад +1

      @@giffysstiffy887 The funny part is that corking a bat has been shown to do very little other than completely destroy the structural integrity of the bat and it will actually hit balls worse since you're hitting the ball with less force.

  • @Gmark25
    @Gmark25 Год назад +49

    Tbf to Canseco, the MLB doesn't want anything to do with NOT because of his use of steroids. They don't want anything to do with him because he ratted out the league and ruined MLB's cash cow entertainment product.

    • @guysfieri8900
      @guysfieri8900 Год назад +9

      yup. word of the steroid use was gonna come out eventually, but the mlb was fine banking off of the guys using them and would keep it going for as long as profitable.

    • @Gerald-r6o
      @Gerald-r6o 9 месяцев назад

      he brought a boring ass game back to what it is today. the sport was dead.

    • @Gmark25
      @Gmark25 9 месяцев назад +3

      @@Gerald-r6o I don't believe he brought it back specifically. I'd say the '98 home run race, 2001 Bonds, etc were the bigger factors. However, Canseco did have a significant hand in what cultivated during the 90's/2000's.

    • @wizardoferror9942
      @wizardoferror9942 7 месяцев назад

      Then again, he talked about how we should really see MLB for what it is. It’s not just about all the home runs the roided-up players were hitting.

  • @keithnewyear3047
    @keithnewyear3047 Год назад +37

    Bonus Canseco Story:
    In 2011, during his run as a player-manager for Yuma Scorpions, Canseco played a series against the Lake Country Fielders. This was the team owned in part by Kevin Costner, and it was an absolute disaster, to the point that nearly all the position players went on strike during said Scorpions series. The result was a position-swapped game where pitchers played the field and what position players were left (mostly catchers) pitched. Jose Canseco got his first and only win as a starting pitcher this game.
    If you need a video topic, look into the Fielders. Their story gets wild.

    • @Leap215
      @Leap215 Год назад +2

      That was a fun game to play in.

    • @scottystcloud7086
      @scottystcloud7086 Год назад +2

      A Canseco biopic would be pretty crazy. I can see Chris Hemsworth in that role.

    • @anthonylombardo1261
      @anthonylombardo1261 7 месяцев назад

      @@scottystcloud7086appropriation much? Why not someone of Cansecos own decent?

    • @jnprather
      @jnprather 4 месяца назад

      @@anthonylombardo1261 feign outrage much?

  • @aunch3
    @aunch3 Год назад +52

    The play where that fly ball bounces off his head and into the stands is classic 😂

    • @joeymcclain2356
      @joeymcclain2356 Год назад +6

      Baseball's version of the butt fumble.

    • @jantzenallen3077
      @jantzenallen3077 8 месяцев назад

      @@joeymcclain2356😂😂😂

    • @keithcarlson7267
      @keithcarlson7267 Месяц назад

      That is on the Mt Rushmore of sports bloopers. Including the Butt Fumble, Jim Marshall’s Wrong Way Run, and Patrik Stefan’s missed empty netter.

  • @MikeyB540
    @MikeyB540 Год назад +94

    Almost killing a turtle is definitely worse than doing drugs

    •  Год назад +3

      He was too dumb to know that.

    • @pwx13
      @pwx13 Год назад +2

      Braindead comment. Der

    • @BD-1-And-Only
      @BD-1-And-Only Год назад

      Yeah tbh I agree

    • @bearpayton34
      @bearpayton34 Год назад +2

      I love turtles 🐢

    • @jasonsmith2439
      @jasonsmith2439 Год назад +1

      @@bearpayton34me too 🐢

  • @randallross420
    @randallross420 Год назад +30

    He was the reason i started collecting baseball cards as a kid

  • @EnjoySackLunch
    @EnjoySackLunch Год назад +24

    Anyone remember when Jose went to twitter to request legal advice because his chandelier was being repossessed?

  • @jimmyplenderleith9471
    @jimmyplenderleith9471 Год назад +29

    I dont care if it was the roid era, Canseco was a blast to watch....the HR he hit in the 89 ALCS at Sky Dome still shocks me to watch it....he absolutely destroyed it.

  • @tkreitler
    @tkreitler Год назад +37

    After the MLB players strike in '94, there were a lot of fans who were mad and swore off watching MLB. When the strike ended viewership was way down. MLB needed something to get the fans interested again. Cal Ripken breaking Gehrig's record brought some of them back- but not enough. Players hitting bombs made fans happy and the home run race between Sosa and McGwire was exactly the kind of spectacle MLB needed. It is no surprise that MLB turned a blind eye to the steroids for as long as they could. It sucks for players like Griffey and Frank Thomas to have had to compete on an unfair playing field. It really sucks for the clean guys who never made it to the majors because someone on steroids took their spot.

    • @mikesnow4735
      @mikesnow4735 Год назад +4

      Imagine Griffey on roids

    • @thesaucegod2525
      @thesaucegod2525 Год назад

      @@mikesnow4735yea his name is Barry bonds

    • @GizmoBeach
      @GizmoBeach Год назад

      @@mikesnow4735
      He never needed that crap and neither did those cheaters. The NHL survived missing an entire season and baseball would've been just fine w/o a stupid cheating "home run derby" for ignorant fans to slobber over.

    • @IblewuponyourfaceIII
      @IblewuponyourfaceIII 11 месяцев назад +3

      Frank Thomas wasn’t on steroids? Lmao

    • @tkreitler
      @tkreitler 11 месяцев назад +5

      @@IblewuponyourfaceIII He's blasted so many players for using steroids that someone would have called him out by now if he was being a hypocrite.

  • @JohnSmith-zw8vp
    @JohnSmith-zw8vp Год назад +13

    As far back as 1990 Jose was considered something of a joke? I mean that's what Raphael said about Casey Jones' Jose Canseco bat in the 1990 TMNT movie. But OTOH, isn't it around 1990-91 that his 1986 Donruss rookie card peaked at $100?

    • @cokesquirrel
      @cokesquirrel Год назад

      He's rookie card was part of the mass produced era. Show none of those rookies had a lot of value $100 was pretty high for any rookie from those sets

  • @johnmoss2211
    @johnmoss2211 Месяц назад +3

    Juices or not, it still takes talent to hit a baseball. Steroids were in MLB long before Camseco came into the league

  • @csnide6702
    @csnide6702 Год назад +9

    Here is basically what happened (yes I'm leaving some ugly things out= like his Roid rage incidents and incident with his wife Ester). Jose' started using steroids when his career in the Minors was at make or break point. He instantly turned heads and made the MLB club with Oakland. he was an exciting player . For next 4 years he was excitement personified. MLB said NOTHING about steroid abuse as they needed to generate interest because younger fans were turning to other sports. Then came these GIANT (almost cartoonish- like pro wrestlers) players bashing record numbers of homeruns . Once the cat was out of the bag because Baseball beat reporters were seeing players using or their gear the MLB decided to "crack down" . MLB's idea was "let's get rid of the biggest offender". They looked at Canseco's numbers and saw - "hey if we don't kick this guy out he will have Hall Of Fame numbers". So they basically blackballed him out of the game. He said " oh yeah ..? well I will write a book about my experiences in Baseball and I'll NAME NAMES. In his first book "Juiced" every player he named (except Ivan "pudge" Rodreguez) was either caught with steroids or failed the drug tests. He then went on a couple years later and wrote a follow up book that shed more light on it and let people know that PITCHERS were doing steroids as well - Roger Clemens being the biggest offender. Clemens even threw his own WIFE under the bus when a delivery of Human Growth Hormone (HGH) arrived at his home in Texas - saying it was HERS.
    I invite all the Canseco haters out there to read his book or books and tell me is Canseco or all the players slagging him (Bonds , Palmeiro, Giambi) telling the truth. He never hides it or denies it.
    Bud Selig turned a blind eye to all of this for over 8 years.

  • @reesejabs1895
    @reesejabs1895 Год назад +6

    He blew the lid off of the steroids scandal. Say what you want to about him, but he deserves some credit for that.

  • @BOOSTEDSS396
    @BOOSTEDSS396 10 месяцев назад +3

    Lets not forget the 540ft Nuke he launched off Flanagan

  • @Brand33777
    @Brand33777 Год назад +11

    dude was my favorite player when i was a kid 12 or 13ish for that he has a special place in my heart

    • @rustyjenkins1357
      @rustyjenkins1357 Год назад +1

      Mine too. I started watching baseball religiously because of Canseco and McGwire, mostly Jose. I have every card still including the once ever so sought after rated rookie. Not worth squat money wise but I have a lot of great memories because of that guy

    • @Brand33777
      @Brand33777 Год назад

      @@rustyjenkins1357 hopefully you have that rated rookie in a giant plastic screw down case. I am from KC so back in like 90 91 would go to royals games just to see the A's and canseco, good times.

  • @joeryan82
    @joeryan82 11 месяцев назад +4

    Steroids existed in baseball before Canseco and after, but few were as electric as this man in his prime. Injuries took him down and he still put up numbers wherever he went to the end. You had to be there.

  • @caverramos7581
    @caverramos7581 Год назад +6

    I love the fact that his name translates to english would be Joe Drydog

  • @Gemnist98
    @Gemnist98 Год назад +3

    10:42 That’s literally, in order, the things you find in The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya. The coincidence is unreal.

  • @SinestroGreen
    @SinestroGreen 10 месяцев назад +1

    Never forget Jose when this dude walked up to the plate the ground would shake the bat looked like a toothpick in his hands mfer was out there looking like Brock Lesnar

  • @jonathanziegler8126
    @jonathanziegler8126 11 месяцев назад +3

    I watched Canseco and McGwire come up. Saw them play live. The late 80s as an A's fan was fantastic.

  • @JoeRogansForehead
    @JoeRogansForehead 10 месяцев назад +3

    Every single RUclipsr thinks you just take steroids and becoming a beast at sports .
    “It’s no wonder why he was a beast”
    Like you can be juiced to the gills and still not come close to hitting a 95 mph fastball or a 12-6 curve .

  • @Extinguisher10
    @Extinguisher10 Год назад +3

    To be fair, we all hate Alex Rodriguez

  • @bendean6672
    @bendean6672 Год назад +11

    Jose is actually the man. His book Juiced is really good. and overall he's been a positive for baseball, not a negative. I wish you hadn't used terms like washed up, everybody gets old. He had an amazing career and was one of the best players of his generation. There's plenty of RUclipsrs taking the easy route and shitting on him based on the stories they hear and the the way he has been smeared. Try and stand out from the crowd and don't fall for mob mentality. He's actually a super interesting character

    • @rustyjenkins1357
      @rustyjenkins1357 Год назад +1

      Exactly... People like he's the first and only athlete to get old. Truth is the dude can still crush a ball

    • @maxpayne7312
      @maxpayne7312 Год назад +2

      And Canseco must not be that bad since the Oakland A’s invited him back in 2019 to celebrate their 30 year anniversary of their World Series win against the Giants and he was part of the broadcasting team for a few years
      To me it was Mark McGwire who was getting shunned from baseball as after his career was finished he did come out and and admitted that Canseco was right all along since he took steroids himself as an Athletic and as a Cardinal
      I think Canseco felt hurt by MLB and his peers that he was the only one ratted out so to get back at all of them he released his book and named several players which then destroyed their careers or died at a young age due to steroid use

  • @samus4040
    @samus4040 Год назад +10

    Jose Canseco was the face of baseball in the 80’s and 90’s.

    • @joel8692
      @joel8692 11 месяцев назад +2

      No way. He was one of the popular players but Frank Thomas , Griffey , bonds , Ricky Henderson were more popular

    • @Cynsham
      @Cynsham 8 месяцев назад

      Huh? He was popular but there was still Barry Bonds, Griffey, and Rickey Henderson

    • @trevor8307
      @trevor8307 3 месяца назад +2

      Yes, from 1988-1991 he was by far the most popular player and most recognizable name in the sport. If you don’t agree, it just means you weren’t old enough to remember. Bonds and Griffey were his successors.

  • @jtom1309
    @jtom1309 Год назад +10

    THE BEST ever! HOF isn't complete until Canseco is in!

    • @henrywallacesghost5883
      @henrywallacesghost5883 Год назад

      Jose is borderline at best and will need to be voted in by veterans that can't stand him...doesn't look good.

    • @christopherphillips8597
      @christopherphillips8597 8 месяцев назад +1

      Dale Murphy was a stellar human being that hit 398 home runs. Numerous mvps on worst team. If Murphy doesn't get in...Canseco doesn't. And I live them both. But Murphy more

  • @Nohandle2500
    @Nohandle2500 16 дней назад

    I played with Ozzie Canseco in ‘93 when i was in the Cardinals organization. His locker was next to mine but we rarely had conversation. He was as cocky & arrogant as his brother - minus the talent. We hit in the same group for pre-game. I played at 6’4 245 & could hit for power with anyone. But I’ve always said there are 3 guys I’d pay to watch take BP - 2 have the last name - Canseco. The other is obvious - McGwire. ( At the 5 field minor league complex in St. Pete was the Cardinals spring training home back then. We hit on a field that was 330ft down the line & 375ft LF. Beyond the fence was our clubhouse…the side of the building facing the field was about 150ft past the 375 sign. The roof was pitched to a peak in the middle of the structure & sloped down to the backside. The peak was about 50ft from the wall of the building facing us.
    Ozzie would routinely hit balls in BP on the roof & a couple of times he cleared the building all together. It’s not hard to do the math - the balls he cleared the building were hit at least 500-550ft. We weren’t hitting in Denver either - if you played baseball in Florida late spring/summer you know the ball doesn’t carry in hot, humid air.

  • @roybal1975
    @roybal1975 Год назад +4

    BULLSHIT HE CAME OUT WITH THAT BOOK BECAUSE HE GOT BLACKBALLED BY MLB. HE BASICLY SAID IF I AM GOING DOWN I AM TAKING EVERYONE WITH ME PERIOD!

    • @joel8692
      @joel8692 11 месяцев назад +1

      Nah he made the book cause he was dead broke

    • @chonchjohnch
      @chonchjohnch 2 месяца назад

      Your caps lock is on

    • @roybal1975
      @roybal1975 2 месяца назад +1

      @@chonchjohnch NO SHIT SHERLOCK!!! JUST TO ANNOY ASSHOLES LIKE YOU!🤣🤣🤣

  • @MichaelReedmd
    @MichaelReedmd Год назад +5

    When you see people as characters, the oddest make life better.

  • @tanmanbaseballfan
    @tanmanbaseballfan Год назад +5

    Jose is my all-time fav player :) So sad to see mlb blackball him at the age of 37 when he had plenty of juice (no pun intended!) left in the tank! He would've surpassed 500 hrs, not written the book, and the game (and HOF) would probably look wildly different at this point.

    • @joeryan82
      @joeryan82 11 месяцев назад +1

      Yeah, that's it. People who weren't following the game at the time probably don't realize the timeline. MLB wanted Jose gone before Jose was ready to go. Basically, MLB was managing the transition away from this era on their terms.

    • @trevor8307
      @trevor8307 3 месяца назад +1

      @@joeryan82 and if you look at his qualitative stats from his final season in 2001, he was still very good. If he wasn’t blackballed he would have hit 500+ HRs.

  • @LostWarriorPoet
    @LostWarriorPoet 11 месяцев назад +1

    Remember the “moon shot” against the Jays? Crazy! Glad you included it! 👊

    • @aholmes74ah
      @aholmes74ah 9 месяцев назад

      A ridiculous shot😂

  • @drivewaydominator
    @drivewaydominator Год назад +1

    he never had a stroke or heart attack yet so he's doing something right with his injections

  • @ThatC1official
    @ThatC1official Год назад +6

    Rip baseballs 1989-1989 after he hits them out

  • @italianmiltyfriedman6264
    @italianmiltyfriedman6264 8 месяцев назад +1

    Canseco was my favorite player growing up in the late 80s early 90s. Steroids was the moral panic of the 90s. cheating? no. Like, they decided something was illegal and banned AFTER everybody did it. that would be like making porn illegal now but going back and punishing everybody that watched it.

  • @GeeEm1313
    @GeeEm1313 Год назад +3

    He also has pitched and was a player/manager.

  • @aaronstreitenberger6012
    @aaronstreitenberger6012 Год назад +2

    Wasn't he on a trashy reality show in the mid 2000s too? Or was that his brother? So much bizarre stuff around this guy it's hard to fit it all into a video.

  • @joshuapatrick682
    @joshuapatrick682 Год назад +9

    Steroids were not banned by MLB until 2005. Despite this, Barry Bonds, Arod, Mcqwire among others are not in the HOF. Jose doesn’t deserve to be based on his performance but the others absolutely do.

    • @brianthomas2434
      @brianthomas2434 Год назад +2

      Of course their abuse was then and is now a Federal offense...
      But that's just a detail, right?

    • @Droppinthehammer
      @Droppinthehammer Год назад

      Yeah, he had no talent. Rookie of the year, six time all star, most valuable player, 2 time world series champ, 38th on the all time home run record list.

    • @bruceaeschlimann7833
      @bruceaeschlimann7833 Год назад

      The GOAT

    • @trevor8307
      @trevor8307 3 месяца назад

      Steroids were actually banned in 1991. They weren’t tested for until 2005.

  • @timsgotissues3581
    @timsgotissues3581 День назад

    I looked up to Canseco as a kid. I also really liked Andy Van Slyke, and after meeting him, I was relieved to realize I'd gotten half my baseball heroes right.

  • @danepotmo2513
    @danepotmo2513 Год назад +3

    Year ago, I saw this other baseball player named Ozzie Canseco that looked just like him.

    • @antonioreconquistador
      @antonioreconquistador Год назад +3

      He was his brother. It was alleged that they switched uniforms mid game to boost eachothers stats, which is pretty funny

  • @anthonylombardo1261
    @anthonylombardo1261 7 месяцев назад

    At 2:16 a stats graphic would be greatly appreciated, however my high ass can’t say enough great things about the random Zelda OOT music during the bash brothers description.

  • @distantandvague
    @distantandvague 10 месяцев назад +1

    Saved a woman's cat and a player piano from burning in a house fire.

  • @jackstraw522
    @jackstraw522 8 месяцев назад +1

    The Savannah banana should have batting practice one day and everybody’s just hitting like shit and then Jose Canseco comes out gives everybody a little pill (obviously use sugar pills) and all of a sudden they all start hitting bombs

    • @GreatMewtwo
      @GreatMewtwo 4 месяца назад

      Now we have to ban Smarties candy from the league.
      Either that or the Bananas play against a team getting "accidentally" hooked up with M&M's by Rafael Palmeiro.

  • @wizardoferror9942
    @wizardoferror9942 Год назад +8

    It’s hilarious in hindsight how he guest appeared in a Simpsons episode.

    • @drinfernodds
      @drinfernodds Год назад +2

      They couldn't have predicted he'd be so out there he'd make most Simpsons character look normal.

    • @wizardoferror9942
      @wizardoferror9942 Год назад

      @@drinfernodds Yea

  • @paulstubbs5774
    @paulstubbs5774 Год назад +2

    great video

  • @jclad5929
    @jclad5929 Год назад +8

    my dad played softball with Jose Canseco and I met him but I was too little to remember :(

  • @Gemnist98
    @Gemnist98 Год назад +13

    The fact that Canseco hates A-Rod isn’t just ironic, it’s honestly disturbing. Baseball Doesn’t Exist’s video on A-Rod goes into more depth, but basically, A-Rod got caught up in Canseco’s lies and ended up under his tutelage while in high school. Canseco then proceeded to give A-Rod steroids, and like with him, it completely changed his career and made him the MLB player we eventually got. In other words, Canseco SOLD DRUGS TO A MINOR, and is now blaming HIM for his problems. I don’t like A-Rod as much as the next guy, but there is simply no defending Canseco here.

    • @FicoCS2
      @FicoCS2 Год назад +3

      I actually didn't see while researching for this vid. That's fucked

    • @porcupinecraig
      @porcupinecraig Год назад +3

      It's also really stretching the truth and ignoring other facts, which this video does a lot of. The incident with Esther was sensationalized by the press and even Esther said it was nothing and that they both actually bumped each others' cars. Jose did not ram her.
      Fact is, Jose just told ARod who he could talk to if he wanted drugs, and the main reason he hates him is because ARod went after Jose's wife.

    • @cougarcandy921
      @cougarcandy921 11 месяцев назад

      In all fairness, Canseco is goofy, but a likeable guy, where ARod is disliked by many...

    • @quiltonhootenanny1174
      @quiltonhootenanny1174 10 месяцев назад

      *The majority of professional athletes are on some sort of PEDs*

    • @porcupinecraig
      @porcupinecraig 10 месяцев назад +1

      Canseco did not sell drugs to ARod. ARold asked Jose where he could get some and Jose just gave him a name and number to call.
      Then ARod went hard after Jose's wife.

  • @lordcolinb
    @lordcolinb Год назад +4

    😊 he exposed Alex Rodriguez

  • @drumminfro
    @drumminfro 5 месяцев назад +1

    So. Are we gonna talk about the Diddy Kong Racing music in the background? 👀😂

    • @GreatMewtwo
      @GreatMewtwo 4 месяца назад

      Or the LOZ music from the Lost Woods?

  • @fredcasdensworld
    @fredcasdensworld Год назад +2

    Jose Canseco should be in the Baseball Hall of Fame... after all, if Pedro Martinez got in, so should Jose

    • @joel8692
      @joel8692 11 месяцев назад

      What does pedro Martinez getting in have to do with Jose canseco getting in ? Pedro was never linked to steroids and is one of the best pitchers ever. Jose has admitted to PED use and doesn't have the numbers for the hall

  • @rolmodel12.
    @rolmodel12. Год назад +2

    I can see the headlines now:
    Bash Brother Crushed By Cryptid!
    Former superstar baseball player, Jose Canseco, hospitalized after sustaining wounds due to "hunting bigfoot."
    Hunting partner, Skeeter Teeter, is being held for questioning after saying, "Turns out, sasquatch is better at hunting us, than we are at hunting them. That damn 'squatch owes me eight grand!"

    • @FicoCS2
      @FicoCS2 Год назад +1

      I'm not even joking some of the articles i read for this video have worse titles

  • @funkyuns1655
    @funkyuns1655 8 месяцев назад

    back in the 80s my prize possesion was an jose canseco baseball card that cost me 20.00 .. i still have it somewhere , wonder if it went up or down in price

  • @GeeEm1313
    @GeeEm1313 Год назад +2

    I've read Juiced, and it actually was really good. I have Vindicated, but I haven't started it yet.

  • @timmathieu8918
    @timmathieu8918 Год назад +3

    Can we appreciate the Diddy Kong Racing music. Legendary soundtrack

    • @fortynights1513
      @fortynights1513 11 месяцев назад

      Part of why you’ll find music tracks from video games like Diddy Kong Racing in RUclips videos is because few video game music tracks are registered in RUclips’s copyright database.
      And in general those are the highest quality music tracks you will find can be used in videos without getting copyright claims.

  • @Doyle-fq7we
    @Doyle-fq7we 11 месяцев назад +1

    An interesting thing is his identical twin brother Ozzie also used roids but never hit an MLB home run.

  • @Trigger200284
    @Trigger200284 Год назад +2

    Dude, do a breakdown on Pete Rose.

  • @jonnmostovoy2406
    @jonnmostovoy2406 10 месяцев назад +1

    Now I understand one more Arrested Development joke! Thank you.

  • @aholmes74ah
    @aholmes74ah 9 месяцев назад +1

    The Bash Brothers were the greatest watch in baseball during their era😢

  • @deadlyoneable
    @deadlyoneable 8 месяцев назад

    As a rangers fan we will always remember the ball bouncing off his head and over the outfield fence

  • @justincampbell2881
    @justincampbell2881 Год назад

    2011 I believe it was, Jose was on a minor league team (player/coach), playing the local team here in Calgary. He actually put himself in to pitch at one point, and my friends and I were having a ball heckling him. Yelling that it's HIS plate when he tossed a little chin music, asking if he can get us McGwire's autograph....good fun. After a little while doing so, Jose sent the third base umpire over to eject the hecklers from the game.....who he thought were the guys in front of us.
    Poor guys got ejected, whereas I got a signed empty D-Bol bottle from Jose, post-game :)

  • @Shiver_Me_Timbers139
    @Shiver_Me_Timbers139 Год назад +1

    Should do an Alfonso Soriano video

  • @DrAnarchy69
    @DrAnarchy69 Год назад +2

    9:05 so what I’m hearing is that Trevor Bauer is just the pitching Jose Canseco

  • @3SailorMartin
    @3SailorMartin Год назад

    In the 80s I loved Jose Canseco (or as my next door neighbor would call him "Jose Canstrikeout": we never agreed on sports... He was a Bears fan and I was and still am a 49ers fan). I kinda went ghost on baseball for a few years after Jose left Oakland in '92. I didn't really start watching again until 2001 when I became a Mariners fan and have been one ever since.

  • @JoeRogansForehead
    @JoeRogansForehead 10 месяцев назад +1

    He didn’t introduce steroids to baseball , where did you get that nonsense

  • @Ribsandwich9797
    @Ribsandwich9797 10 месяцев назад

    Dude was my favorite player. Guaranteed HR in bottom of the 9th on n64

  • @Rob-vc6xw
    @Rob-vc6xw Год назад +1

    Hey Stark Raving Sports, just as a joke one time can you do a joke video called, There are in fact two Brady Feigl's. There is already a wikipedia page about this so your research is already done for you.
    You could also do the Matt Duffy's even Khris Davis vs Chris Davis. Anyway, you could have a little fun. Keep up the good work.

  • @RustyClimbs
    @RustyClimbs Год назад +2

    Was wild when he played for my hometown Worcester tornadoes and i saw him in wendys 😂

  • @katieandkevinsears7724
    @katieandkevinsears7724 Год назад +1

    I was at the game in Cleveland when the ball bounced off José's head.

  • @stevenhickey8636
    @stevenhickey8636 10 месяцев назад

    I went to a Brewers - As game in 1989 at old County Stadium in Milwaukee.
    Batting practice.
    Canseco hit a MISSILE , I don't think it was more than 8 ft off the ground.
    It hit some woman in the face...after her boyfriend got out off the way.
    Her face was a bloody mess , had to be taken out on a stretcher.
    It might have been the hardest hit ball I've ever seen.

  • @keithcarlson7267
    @keithcarlson7267 Месяц назад

    That man was ridiculous! He swung a bat so hard like the times I swung them yellow wiffle ball bats. These bats he used look like the souvenier bats. He truly looks like “Ultimate Warrior” in a baseball uniform.

  • @DanielSong39
    @DanielSong39 7 месяцев назад

    Jose Canseco was a great player who won the MVP in 1998
    Had several other All-Star level seasons and had a great career
    I'll remember him as a stud who had his production reduced by back injury (not unlike Don Mattingly)

  • @christopherphillips8597
    @christopherphillips8597 8 месяцев назад

    The guy hit almost 500 home runs in the major leagues. How many people that ever lived can say that?? Maybe 25 cmon...guys a beast

  • @aegisofhonor
    @aegisofhonor 6 месяцев назад

    He also once help "hit" a home run for the opposing team by somehow making the ball bounce off his head. Think about this for a second, all the thousands of balls flied out near the wall nearly a home run, so many gloves put in the air, the one and only time a ball bounces on a player's head and goes over the wall for a home run, it just so happens to be Jose Canseco. The craziness of JC just never ends.

  • @TheWizardous
    @TheWizardous 11 месяцев назад +1

    I like turtles

  • @IcyVerts
    @IcyVerts Год назад +5

    good vidfeo i liked it

  • @Blackson187
    @Blackson187 Год назад +1

    He was far from the first guy to use steroids in baseball.

  • @wrxspeed2018
    @wrxspeed2018 4 месяца назад

    Really cool video man, I remember, jose Days like it was yesterday and I remember when the red sox, my red sox got him I was a very excited little kid, then I got the pleasure to see him play live a few times the guy was a Beast we all knew he was on something. It's sad, though that he decided to be a whistleblower to make money after and call out all the other players like that was gonna give him good merits with mlb All it did was let everyone know he was a rat, and everyone else was a rat. We already knew they were juiced up. Especially big Mac. It does not take a dummy to know that that was steroid era Of baseball, honestly, I think every player was taken steroids back then. Even the ones that are in the hall of fame right now and that's the sad truth about it, but absolutely he should not be allowed in the hall of fame. All of his home runs should be taken away every accomplishment. Championship, all should be taken from him. This is the same league that bans him, but will not allow shoeless. Joe Jackson, one of the greatest baseball players to ever play that did not even know how to sign his name without being embarrassed. Put in X on the paper hit over 400 In the world series did not have one field error However, he put that x on the paper, so he's guilty. There's ones that should be allowed back in. There's ones that should be allowed to be put in the hall of shame. Jose always will be in the hall. Of shame great video man

  • @NoelG702
    @NoelG702 5 месяцев назад

    I wasn't even an A's fan as a kid in the 1980s, but I loved Canseco and McGwire. I follow José on Twitter. He's hilarious.

  • @Leap215
    @Leap215 Год назад +1

    That first team it showed. The ones in the purple. I played for him and them. Him and his brother Ozzy almost went at it everyday in the clubhouse. Fun times. Lol

  • @Sebakeng
    @Sebakeng 2 месяца назад

    I was shocked when I heard the Oakland A's inducted Canseco into their hall of fame.

  • @mac7133
    @mac7133 Год назад +2

    steroids in high school is crazy

    • @paulwblair
      @paulwblair Год назад

      It's very common, especially in the higher divisions.

    • @joel8692
      @joel8692 11 месяцев назад

      High school football locker rooms is where steroids are most common. Lol especially in the big high school football programs

  • @fliplife67
    @fliplife67 Год назад +1

    It’s crazy a guy his height and speed he needed roids to hit homer’s.

  • @mannyg1750
    @mannyg1750 Год назад +1

    Mr. 40-40

  • @nicholasbauserman7276
    @nicholasbauserman7276 3 месяца назад

    Who tries to fight a 6’4” 270lb dude let alone 2 of them?

  • @phillylifer
    @phillylifer 10 месяцев назад

    Juiced or not, i dont know how he was able to make that footwork at the plate generate anything

  • @miamipapi9722
    @miamipapi9722 3 месяца назад

    This guy was called a snitch because MLB blackballed for making his steroid use because he made it open to the public. He called out the famous players using roids in order to get back at MLB. I tell ya a story.
    In Miami on Bird Rd at a gym called Spinellis back in the 80's my friend who was a member at the gym said, he saw Canseco outside of his Lambo shooting up a gym bud. He didn't give a f**k. Nor does steroid use guarantee you to be a MLB star. Twin brother Ozzie hit a homer first at bat and went 1 for 36 and MLB cut his ass and he never saw the big leagues again. Canseco is a LEGEND. If he wouldn't have gotten injured he'd hit over 700 homers easy. The name will forever be tied to fastest bat speed ever on a 36 ounce bat, massive homers, and a great ball player.

  • @luckilew
    @luckilew Год назад +1

    They have his swing in 2K. So he has to be doing kinda well 😅😅😅

  • @ctcards2636
    @ctcards2636 10 месяцев назад

    I remember watching him as a rookie and just wow. He was exciting to watch. But yeah.... things def got bad with him sadly.

  • @joshuapatrick682
    @joshuapatrick682 Год назад +1

    So why are you bringing attention to the man? Are there no interesting stories of good people who play/played the game whose lives you can monetize?

  • @Kambonation
    @Kambonation 7 месяцев назад

    Ocarina of time music in the background is tripping me out lol

  • @selfdo
    @selfdo Год назад

    Jose Canseco will likely go down as someone who arguably was great, pretty damned great, but THREW IT ALL AWAY. The Oakland A's put up with his antics for seven seasons before dealing him to Texas; he bounced around from team to team, sometimes having great "comeback" years, but never showed signs he'd actually matured! Pity; the guy was a BEAST. Way back in the late 80s, I said then, "enjoy him in Oakland while he lasts, as soon as he hits free agency, 'Steinbrenner' will get him", but by the time Canseco became a Yankee, he was "washed up"! I remember seeing a book he'd put out on conditioning, I still recall his dietary advice: "You can't be a serious athlete and live off of pizza and burgers."

  • @jamesbattles2359
    @jamesbattles2359 Год назад +1

    i met his brother ozzie when i worked at a mechanic shop, he was an ass lol

  • @dfls5069
    @dfls5069 7 месяцев назад

    Why did Canseco run away from Police at such high speeds on the highway?

  • @chad7982
    @chad7982 Год назад +1

    I was a fan during his bash brother days in Oakland. Incredible bat speed. How the hell can anyone strikeout 180 times in a season and still bat .300? That was Jose. But when he said that the HOF black balled him, after that he turn into a snitch. Does this guy have any MLB friends? This dude was PROUD taking roids. Just read his book. He said that Ben Grieve never took them, but steroids could of helped his career, said Jose. Good for Ben Grieve. Only MLB that didn't cheat on his wife was Roger Clemens ( now divorced how ironic ). So was Jose hiding under the bed to confirm this? Honestly, what a joke. I'm not a fan anymore. I thought he will be respectable, following the old rule what goes on in the clubhouse, stays in the clubhouse. But he didn't. There is no honor in his game.

    • @antonioreconquistador
      @antonioreconquistador Год назад

      He and barry bonds both claimed that MLB blackballed them because they werent signed into their late 30s/40s respectively. Neither were shy about their use of steroids, id imagine barry's were psychoactively better because his contact tool and eye increased with his power as well.

    • @joel8692
      @joel8692 11 месяцев назад

      ​@@antonioreconquistador"neither of them were shy about their steroid use" Jose canseco was always open about steroids but barry was definitely never open about it

  • @roleplayingpain4349
    @roleplayingpain4349 Год назад +1

    when I was a kid and he was a Bash Brother my Dad used to call him 'Jose Cansecutive Homeruns'

  • @jonathont5570
    @jonathont5570 Год назад

    MLB is just mad he ratted them out, MLB knew as well as anyone what was going on.

  • @BryantWilliams-d3j
    @BryantWilliams-d3j 4 месяца назад

    Personally, I think Jose had enough skills that he didn't have to take steroids....

  • @omarbaca3435
    @omarbaca3435 9 месяцев назад

    Imagine investing the time to bash a guy who doesn’t give a shit about you…hate him all you want, but to this day people want to benefit of him

  • @MCKevin289
    @MCKevin289 11 месяцев назад

    Didn’t he send his brother in his place for a celebrity boxing match?

  • @justinkantner7162
    @justinkantner7162 7 месяцев назад

    Props to Jose for exposing MLB on it’s steroid use.
    He was dead on with his accusations.
    His books were very enjoyable reads.
    He also explains some of these controversies from his perspective, like beating up the bouncers who got what they deserved ( if they indeed did what he described ), or the public incident with Jess Canseco.
    True or not, they are interesting perspectives.

  • @LaMostraVia
    @LaMostraVia Год назад +1

    Big Papi used steroids and still got in the HOF