MLB Legends: The Don Mattingly Chronicles
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- Опубликовано: 29 ноя 2023
- Relive the exceptional MLB career of Don Mattingly, a true baseball legend, through his most memorable games and achievements.
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Immerse yourself in 'MLB Legends: The Don Mattingly Chronicles', a captivating video journey celebrating the illustrious career of one of Major League Baseball's (MLB) most revered figures, Don Mattingly.
Known affectionately as 'Donnie Baseball', Mattingly's tenure with the New York Yankees is legendary. This video offers an in-depth look at his rise from a young hopeful to an MLB icon, highlighting his hitting prowess, defensive skills, and leadership as a Yankees captain.
Delve into Mattingly's impressive achievements, including multiple Gold Glove Awards, batting titles, and All-Star appearances, that solidified his status in the baseball world. Explore key moments, from his 1984 breakthrough to his role in classic MLB matchups, providing a comprehensive insight into his impact on the sport.
Perfect for baseball enthusiasts and Yankees fans, this documentary-style video combines exclusive interviews, game footage, and expert analysis, making 'The Don Mattingly Chronicles' a must-watch for those who admire the legends of baseball.
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Mattingly is a hall of famer!!!
He is a hall of famer and my favorite player growing up. I had his Topps rookie card and a friend of mine brought it to a game and got him to autograph it for me. He always batted above .300 and regularly hit 30+ HR’s and over 100 RBI’s and he had some gold gloves too.
He was my dreamer to be like he. Also from Evansville, Indiana. I, Timothy Lee Gray was a first baseman in baseball when was growing up. Now today "50yr" birthday. Sorry not playing anymore. Besides I was hit by car when I was 15yrs old at Harrison High school.
A year ago I would have disagreed with the Hall of Fame talk. But, since Joe Mauer has been selected to the Baseball Hall of Fame, this certainly opens the door for Don Mattingly. He should be in the MLB HoF. Like Boston should be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Donnie Baseball absolutely belongs in the HoF!
He’s a hall of Famer without a doubt.
Couple notes.
Minor league is affiliated lower level.professional baseball, not amateur.
It's Gold Glove, not Golden Glove.
Other than that, great vid. I'm a huge Mattingly fan, and my first memories of baseball are of Don Mattingly and the 87 Yankees.
Minor league isn’t amateur. Good video
Don Mattinglys 162 game averages:
Hits: 195
2B: 40
HR: 20
RBI: 100
Runs: 91
Slash: .307/.358/.471/.829
OPS+: 127
BB: 53
K: 40
WAR: 3.8*
His WAR is absurdly low because for some idiotic reason, he has a negative career dWAR when the reality is that his defense should have gotten him an absolute s*it ton of positive dWAR.
Mattingly is a hall of fame worthy player because his average 162 game season says so, his glove says so, his peak says so and because the HOF itself set a standard of ten years playing time in MLB to be eligible. It is time to stop punishing players who don't have counting stats it takes 15-20 full seasons to approach.
As a Yankee fan, Mattingly is my second biggest omission after Munson, who is only excluded because he died. In the 1970s, he was the best overall catcher in baseball, besting Bench and Fisk in nearly every defensive and offensive statistic. He was an MVP and ROY and possibly the greatest postseason player in history. He played the requisite ten seasons and his ten season career was certainly HOF caliber. His exclusion is honestly disgusting to me. Because as I said, he's literally not in because he died.
What could've been without the back injury.
Minus the injury, based on his 162 game average, had he not missed that time and had the injury caused regression, he would have had around 2,500 hits by the time he retired in 95. But then, no I jury, maybe no retirement. Then he's 3 mediocre for him seasons from 3,000.
Of course, as a Yankee fan, I can't help but wonder what becomes of the dynasty. Do they win all those rings with Mattingly instead of Tino? So much changes. Mattingly was a 2-3 hitter and Tino was a 4-5. With Mattingly still on the team, Paul is batting in a different spot, maybe Jeter too. Who knows what happens.