@jollyOlive clutch with the Alfonzo pick. When I was a kid he was so good. A lil sad as a Mets fan you didn't get hundley. I always wanted to see you post a vid about the best infield ever with olerud, ordonez Alfonzo and Ventura. Also the Mets having piazza and hundley on the same team. They put hundley into the outfield most games. It was brutal. Always good content with you guys. I always watch the multiple channels you provide. Go Mets!
Can I submit a resume somewhere to help out? Have spent over 5 years in video production and 2 years of the pandemic solely producing videos for Bank of America's RUclips/social channels, including QC.
You guys should do a second column on the lineups where if they didn't pick the best year it tracks how many HRs they left on the table and shows what they could have had. Then it would be fun to see if they picked the right years they could have ended up in a different position
For being a hall of famer, just how good Ryne Sandberg was seems to be forgotten at times. He was maybe the truest heart of the order bats among 2nd basemen. Sandberg's just announced he's battling cancer so it was neat to see him acknowledged here
As a guy who saw players of the 90's entire careers, it's funny watching you guys pick the lineups. I'm fairly good at years, but it reminds me that I'm the old guy now!
1994 and 1995 were shortened seasons, and anything after that is a good bet for steroids, especially 1998 and 1999. Most power hitters of the day had their best seasons between 1998 and 2004.
loved jimmy's tidbit about Nomar being Ramon backwards! believe it or not, my name is Nomar and my dad/brother's name is Ramon inspired by Garciaparra himself! also love all the puerto rican baseball player love this episode, people forget how good players like Juan Gonzales and Robbie Alomar really were!
Ripken was/is my favorite player of all time. When Jimmy picked him, I screamed 91’ at the screen. 😂 It’s literally the only year he ever broke the 30 hr barrier. Also his second and last MVP award.
Hundley was the one & only catcher I had on my mind, and can't say I'm shocked he was forgotten; I knew when Anderson's monster year was; I knew Greg Vaughn had 50 in '98; I knew Cecil Fielder had 50 in 1990. If non JM-affiliated personnel are ever allowed to come on, I'll gladly accept the "challenge." And if they're not, I'm available for hire.
I love these videos. How about a draft where you have a specific team but you don't have to pick a season. You pick a player and automatically get their best season.
10:42 did he deserve to be called a rat? Who will win the episode? Does Jake ever find out what Boyband Jack was in? Find out next time on Dragon Ball Z
Fun fact Albert Belle is the only player in MLB history to go 50-50 in a season. 50 homers and 50 doubles. Pujols came super close multiple times during the mid 2000s
I'm glad someone got Chipper 1999 since that was his MVP season. I was thinking of David Justice as well but I'm not sure his career high number or year off the tip of my head.
I feel like the further we get removed from the roids era, it kinda gets lost HOW bonkers the numbers were. 6/9 positions are from 1998 out of an entire decade. Crazy.
C: Jorge Posada 1998: 17 1B: Mark McGwire 1998: 70 2B: Jeff Kent 1998: 32 SS: Nomar Garciaparra 1999: 27 3B: Matt Williams 1997: 32 OF: Sammy Sosa 1998: 66 OF: Eric Davis 1990: 24 OF: David Justice 1997: 33 DH: Chili Davis 1991: 29 Total: 330
The pick of Edgar for home runs is not a good one because Edgar wasn't a big home run guy. He was an insane on-base hitter with power, tons of RBIs, tons of doubles, and tons of walks.
I love Jimmy, but he even admitted in Morning Meeting this isn't his game. I don't know if I would do this game with him again. He just doesn't like trying to guess years. It was still fun, but he just doesn't look happy playing this game. Do single season K's next. But have to have a pitcher from each team in the division to fill out your rotation.
I probably would have picked Mickey Tettleton for catcher. No 40 burgers but he did have three years of 32 home runs each. I know it isn't the most homers but i would have thrown a Dean Palmer too. Suprised not to see a Mo Vaughn in this.
Well, yeah, but the Rockies have been a generally terrible baseball team for most of their existence, and it's not until post-humidor that most of their best hitters have played, save Walker and Helton
If I picked first; C- Piazza 36 in 96 1B- BigMac 70 in 98 2B- Ryne Sandberg 40 in 90 SS- Cal Ripken 34 in 91 3B- Matt Williams 43 in 94 OF- Brady Anderson 50 in 96 OF- Greg Vaughn 50 in 98 OF- Dante Bichette 50 in 95 DH/UTL- Cecil Fielder 51 in 90 Total: 424 Home Runs
apologies for the freezes guys. its an issue we're actively trying to figure out. appreciate your patience and thank you for watching!
I like the freezes, it builds suspense.
@jollyOlive clutch with the Alfonzo pick. When I was a kid he was so good. A lil sad as a Mets fan you didn't get hundley. I always wanted to see you post a vid about the best infield ever with olerud, ordonez Alfonzo and Ventura. Also the Mets having piazza and hundley on the same team. They put hundley into the outfield most games. It was brutal. Always good content with you guys. I always watch the multiple channels you provide. Go Mets!
Can I submit a resume somewhere to help out? Have spent over 5 years in video production and 2 years of the pandemic solely producing videos for Bank of America's RUclips/social channels, including QC.
lol i thought my computer was about to die but then i paused the video
Please tell Jack Sorensen to do a full reinstall of his editing software. I’ve had a similar issue and that fixed it for me
why does every one of these videos just have a random spot where it freezes for some time?
pretty sure it's a YT processing thing, I've only seen it on videos when I watch them just after they were uploaded
It can't be a jm baseball vid without one
@@Dr_Rocks they're still on some videos from a couple of days ago
That literally just happened as soon as I read this comment
To annoy you
You guys should do a second column on the lineups where if they didn't pick the best year it tracks how many HRs they left on the table and shows what they could have had. Then it would be fun to see if they picked the right years they could have ended up in a different position
“What K-Pop band are you in?” Was so random but accurate I laughed way too hard
Same
Jolly with one of the clutchest performances of all time.
For being a hall of famer, just how good Ryne Sandberg was seems to be forgotten at times. He was maybe the truest heart of the order bats among 2nd basemen. Sandberg's just announced he's battling cancer so it was neat to see him acknowledged here
Epic finish once again!! More more more! By decade is fun too!
👍👍 Do more 90's vids. This is what i've been waiting for.
As a guy who saw players of the 90's entire careers, it's funny watching you guys pick the lineups. I'm fairly good at years, but it reminds me that I'm the old guy now!
C'mon guys, 1996 RF Jay Buhner! Smacked 44 of them suckers! Mid-90s Mariners were absolute monsters.
Jimmy in this makes this so much better. Adds edge to these vids
WHAT A CLUTCH
You guys are so young, it's adorable to see you talk about the 1990s as if it was only 1995 and beyond. 😂
I mean it was peak steroid era after 1995 so it’s a safe bet
I mean at the end they showed the top at each position and 1 of them was before 1995 so
1994 and 1995 were shortened seasons, and anything after that is a good bet for steroids, especially 1998 and 1999. Most power hitters of the day had their best seasons between 1998 and 2004.
Top tier banter this episode chaps
loved jimmy's tidbit about Nomar being Ramon backwards! believe it or not, my name is Nomar and my dad/brother's name is Ramon inspired by Garciaparra himself! also love all the puerto rican baseball player love this episode, people forget how good players like Juan Gonzales and Robbie Alomar really were!
Jolly with the CLUTCH
This video makes me want Jolly to bring back RefGuess with 90s All-Stars even more!
Legit good video, next one should be the lowest amount of home runs in the 90’s
1st pick: Every AL Starting Pitcher
@@jcallaway1617have to play the position
@@Kaibat1205 Fair point... In that case, with the first overall pick I'll take one of my favorite Braves from the 90's SS Rafael Belliard
Al Newman!
I'll open with 1990 Steve Jeltz
Ripken was/is my favorite player of all time. When Jimmy picked him, I screamed 91’ at the screen. 😂 It’s literally the only year he ever broke the 30 hr barrier. Also his second and last MVP award.
I was yelling Vinny over and over again on this one gentlemen....
I love these videos, sooo much fun! It would be great to see this with either strikeouts or wins by a pitcher, hitters, maybe RBIs
Finally been waiting for 90s edition
Keep making these!
Hundley was the one & only catcher I had on my mind, and can't say I'm shocked he was forgotten; I knew when Anderson's monster year was; I knew Greg Vaughn had 50 in '98; I knew Cecil Fielder had 50 in 1990.
If non JM-affiliated personnel are ever allowed to come on, I'll gladly accept the "challenge." And if they're not, I'm available for hire.
The best utility/DH is NOT Albert Belle (1995) 50. It's Cecil Fielder (1990) 51.
Forgot about my boy Cecil Fielder, he hit 51 in 1990 I played along and need 40 or so to win at the end and he won it for me
I love these videos. How about a draft where you have a specific team but you don't have to pick a season. You pick a player and automatically get their best season.
10:42 did he deserve to be called a rat? Who will win the episode? Does Jake ever find out what Boyband Jack was in? Find out next time on Dragon Ball Z
Fun fact Albert Belle is the only player in MLB history to go 50-50 in a season. 50 homers and 50 doubles.
Pujols came super close multiple times during the mid 2000s
That Alfonzo pick... what a pull by Jolly.
Cecil Fielder hit 51 in '90. Did he DH at all that year?
He did but it was only 14 games or something that like idk if they would have counted it
I think these guys use DH as a utility or wildcard and pick any position.
Jake asking for the count was a hard curse.
Wow nice pull dude!!
So many HRs in 98. Love it
I'm glad someone got Chipper 1999 since that was his MVP season. I was thinking of David Justice as well but I'm not sure his career high number or year off the tip of my head.
You guys should do a pitcher strikeouts draft. Draft a rotation and then maybe 3-5 relievers. Go around by division like with the homer drafts
Steriod era shockingly has way more homers than the 2000's.
1998 was a crazy year
Surprised no one threw out an Andres Galarraga year
I was worried we hadn't had a freeze in a while. Glad they brought them back.
My favorite series🙏🙏
Nice walk off Jolly!
3:57 jolly trying to be one of the guys when he isnt
That’s gotta be the clutchest pick I’ve ever seen
I feel like the further we get removed from the roids era, it kinda gets lost HOW bonkers the numbers were. 6/9 positions are from 1998 out of an entire decade. Crazy.
love these games, do things besides home runs... hits, games played, games suspended, weird stuff ya know
great video! when is the next family fued one?
Much love for Jake for picking a bunch of Puerto Ricans 🔥🇵🇷🫶
Muttering "Greg Vaughan...." to myself over and over
Me randomly screaming TINO at my phone
This was electric
Another pick a roster video, another video of Jolly not being confident on his picks but saying "I had that one" to everybody else's good picks.
C: Jorge Posada 1998: 17
1B: Mark McGwire 1998: 70
2B: Jeff Kent 1998: 32
SS: Nomar Garciaparra 1999: 27
3B: Matt Williams 1997: 32
OF: Sammy Sosa 1998: 66
OF: Eric Davis 1990: 24
OF: David Justice 1997: 33
DH: Chili Davis 1991: 29
Total: 330
Belle HATED being called Joey lol... he went full Anthony Rendon on someone for calling him that IIRC
The pick of Edgar for home runs is not a good one because Edgar wasn't a big home run guy.
He was an insane on-base hitter with power, tons of RBIs, tons of doubles, and tons of walks.
I really hope I see a Brady Anderson pull (commenting before video starts).
I love Jimmy, but he even admitted in Morning Meeting this isn't his game. I don't know if I would do this game with him again. He just doesn't like trying to guess years. It was still fun, but he just doesn't look happy playing this game. Do single season K's next. But have to have a pitcher from each team in the division to fill out your rotation.
Big numbers incoming
I probably would have picked Mickey Tettleton for catcher. No 40 burgers but he did have three years of 32 home runs each. I know it isn't the most homers but i would have thrown a Dean Palmer too. Suprised not to see a Mo Vaughn in this.
SPOILER SHIELD
JOLLY WALKOFF IS WHY WE SHOW UP, FOLKS
Learning that Jolly is Gen Z was real jarring.
It was only by one, but in the perfect lineup, Cecil Fielder should be DH. He hit 51 in 1990.
Tisk, tisk'. No love for Bichette.
Holy shit everyone and everything was juiced in the 90s
JOLLY WITH THE HALF COURT GAME WINNER
Could have used Cecil Fielder with 51 HR from 1990 at DH
These are more fun without Jolly pretending he doesnt look up the home runs stats right before the video
Do strikeouts !
Cecil Fielder 1990!!!!
1:20 and the sheep clap
"Up your asses!!!" -Jim
Might as well been a 95-99 draft 😂 to be fair idk anything about early 90s baseball either
you guys should do this but with WAR instead
Oooh yeah, that'd be a fun one.
Shoutout our guy Edgardo Alfonso getting it done in 99 I was gonna say Hundley but I had no idea which year he went off
Boy, the roids were flowing and the balls were flying in 1998
Pre-humidor Coors and took 9 1/2 minutes for a Rockie to be pulled
Well, yeah, but the Rockies have been a generally terrible baseball team for most of their existence, and it's not until post-humidor that most of their best hitters have played, save Walker and Helton
It's almost like these guys don't know they play baseball on the west coast.
I must say, 50 Albert belle for DH isn’t the best. Cecil fielder in 1990 hit 51 🤷🏻♂️ Still a great vid though
Next do a strikeout list where u draft 5 starters and 4 relievers
Could've put '90 Cecil Fielder at DH to get 1 more home run on the maximum total instead of Albert Belle.
1998 was wild.
Yeah. Almost like something was going on there.🤔
Gimme Jake at any odds🔨🔨🔨
How did they miss Caminiti and Matt Williams at 3rd base?
Not me just realizing me and jolly are born in the same great year of our lord 1999
Cecil Fielder hit 51 Homers in 1990, shouldn't he be in the DH in the best possible lineup. Apologies if I'm wrong.
1990 Cecil Fielder was a better DH by one HR over Belle.
Nobody wanted 1996 NL MVP Ken Caminiti at third? 40 bombs left off the board
Not me trying to will Ryne Sandberg into the mid of a people in an already recorded video.
It’s weird how Jake can wear an 8-inch chain and I don’t even notice. Anybody else wears that and I’d the first thing I see.
This game would be a lot more interesting if they had to pick pitchers
What a fucking pull
1990 cecil feilder 51 home runs d/h
Gee, I wonder what was going on in 1998
Cecil Fielder hit 51 in 1990
Todd hundley baby
Just found out I’m only a year older than Jolly
You forgot about Darryl strawberry he hit 37 in 1990
If I picked first;
C- Piazza 36 in 96
1B- BigMac 70 in 98
2B- Ryne Sandberg 40 in 90
SS- Cal Ripken 34 in 91
3B- Matt Williams 43 in 94
OF- Brady Anderson 50 in 96
OF- Greg Vaughn 50 in 98
OF- Dante Bichette 50 in 95
DH/UTL- Cecil Fielder 51 in 90
Total: 424 Home Runs
Sneaky one could have been 94 Matt Williams
Cecil Fielder has 51 in 1990
More than Belle 50
Neither Vaughn showed up!