The Tragic End to Ryan Howard's Career...
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During the late 2000s Ryan Howard was the most dominant power hitter in all of baseball. Helping him become the fastest to reach 50, 100, 150, 200, and 250 home runs. But after one cold October night his career took a sharp turn and overnight he became one of the worst players in the sport.
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23 minute baseball video in front of the heater with it raining outside? YES PLEASE
Man rain sounds nice. Still fucking 100 degrees in AZ
I grew up as a huge Red Sox fan. However, Ryan Howard was was of my favorite players growing up because he was a lefty just like me (It's probably obvious my favorite lefty was David Ortiz). Most of this was because I got to see him before the majors at AAA scranton/wilkes-barre red barons almost every game. He and most of the other big Phillies farm system players from that era were absolutely class act. I have countless autographs from Ryan howard, shane victorino, chase utley, Jimmy rollins, etc. Those guys are all great role models. They would stop anything they were doing to say hi to fans and give autographs. Also, shoutout Marlon Bryd who recognized me by name at a totally different spring training game and venue and came over to say hi by calling out my name. These guys were class act and had no ego.
I know this is long, but as a side note, the yankees AAA has taken over here and ever since they do almost nothing for the fans compared to what we experienced with the Phillies organization. I will always root for the Phillies as my NL team and I could never forget how awesome these Phillies guys were. When they won the World series, I was so happy for them. That group of guys weren't just superstar players but also superstar humans. Thank you for this video. Baseball is beautiful
Man, I just remember that last out of the 2011 NLDS so vividly as a cardinal fan. I remember the joy of we were about to win the series, but then you look over and see Ryan Howard on the ground. As a little kid, it was just crazy.
I had conflicted feelings with Howard being a St. Louis local and Missouri State alum. Always rooted for his success.
If I could retire at 36 and make 180 mil in my career I'd take that tragedy any day
It’s not about the money it’s about competing against some best players in the world
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The horror😂
Still has multiple accolades 95% of players will barely smell…
@@GuywithnolimbsTrue, but I have to believe that $180 million would soften the blow.
Hey bro great vid can't wait to see the mark trumbo vid
Glad you enjoyed!
I’d hardly call him the most feared hitter of the late 2000’s.
From ‘06-‘09
Pujols OPS was 1.078 vs Howard’s 0.968
Pujols had 328 XBH to Howard’s 321
Pujols had an OPS+ of 179 to Howard’s 146
Pujols had 1,396 TB to Howard’s 1375
Lets not forget Pujols had 226 Ks to Howard’s 765 Ks 😂
Feared hitter? Yes
Most feared? No
teams dont actually give a fuck about all the stats that fans do. games won are the only stat that matters. individual stats dont make team sports important or great. a crazy stat line in a loss is NOTHING
Wtf??If ur talking about the most feared HITTER yes stats do matter,wtf said anything about team in his comment,lmao,
as a die hard phillies fan and someone who grew up watching the big piece play. im 29 so i remember the early days of CBP and ryans ruse & phillies finally win… all that being said it breaks my heart how dirty hes been done and how forgotten hes become by baseball “fans”. the phills dont break the 30 year drought, sell out CBP every single game for years and see the phillies become relevant again. and the fact that i have to live with knowing he’ll never get in the HOF fcking KILLS ME. he was the most dangerous man on the planet for a good few years and change this city and is responsible for so many phillies fans like myself today. the HOF is a joke and ill never take it seriously after him not getting in.
The last play of 2011 season vs the cardinals was the end of his career right there
Gotta do a carlos delgado video
Real ones thought Ryan Howard and Prince Fielder were gunna be the home run kings 😂
Real ones know no one is touching bonds. He's the king of hitting and always will be. Might get a pujols or a rod, trout, Cabrera, or judge to have a good start and potential... but no one is ever matching bonds. It's practically impossible to get close let alone match or surpass
@@kenw2225 bro I was 13 thinking this lol
you not LYING
Waiting for that Big Donkey video to hit. Should definitely be looked at for HOF with the new stats and definitely not the 1 and done voting debacle it was.
This was such a fun time to be a Phillies fan and in my 20s during this run. Thanks for the memories big piece!
He's easily a hall of famer without the shift and I couldn't agree more with eliminating the shift. Strategic? Yes...but, it's lame. A true fan killer.
Because of how it ended, people forget how good Howard was.
Prolly on of the best "Primes" of all-time (2006-2011) where he averaged over these 6 seasons a whopping , 44 HR's & 133 RBI's per year !!! On that magical 2011 season where the Phils won the most wins in team history (102) I just recall NOT wanting to face the red-hot Runnin Red Birds in round 1 because they were so hot entering the playoffs much like how I feared the Rockies in 2007 and we all know how both turned out :-///
those 2010 phillies teams were scary
Okay so, riddle me this, how many gold gloves did Muke Piazza win? Yeah.
Would love to see you do a video like this on Yoenis Cespedes
Cespedes was a flash in the pan though. Crazy potential but not an impressive career
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What does that make Puig, then?
I’m a lifelong Phillies fan but don’t really remember him in his prime but he was the strikeout king but he could smash
Because he got that 1 Ring, He is a Hall of Famer!!
millionaires careers ending early isnt sad or tragic. if players dont die they dont go through anything tragic. peoples parents and loved ones die. thats not a newsworthy tragedy.
With all due respect to Ryan Howard and what he has accomplished in his career,
What he said on the podcast about " the shift" being why he wasn't getting hits and being productive is straightforward bullshit.
Ryan Howard is a POWER hitter i.e. One dimensional i.e. One Trick Pony i.e. all or nothing swing for the fences you get my point.
If you( your team,the opposing team and the fans) KNOW why the shift is being put on you for a high percentage, What do you do?!?!?
Simple.... LEARN the put the ball in play(singles doubles a triple every now and then)
Also,
LEARN HOW to hit against left handed pitching
That's why you have the off-season spring training and grapefruit league play to practice and put into play what you have been working on.
Which tells me Ryan(like most POWERE hitters) were complacent if not motivated to change their spots/stripes and yet they wonder WHT certain outcomes in the game happened in the game the way it did
great video once again
He has a podcast now
Howard owned the Braves
Because of the shift he should have batted 1000.
Howard was the 5th best Philly on their ws team. Rollins , hamels, chase all were better. But Iike Howard. Seems like a good dude too
i remember backing out in online games in mlb 2k if the other guy picked the phillies.. elite pitching and a murderers row batting lineup
imagine this guy during the 90s 😨wouldve gave bonds a run for his money
Howard was a great player but Bonds was on another level than 99% of all players he played with and against.
@@henrywallacesghost5883 idk man, bonds never neared 50 without steroids
live laugh love ryan howard
Sí estaba bien perro ése guey. He is a HOF. Hope he does get voted in.
There was no tragic end to Howard's career, players like him were phased out of baseball
6 views in 2 min… bro fell off
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