Players Who Thought They Cheated the System...(they did not)
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- Опубликовано: 26 сен 2024
- Creator: @FicoCS2
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Athletes thinking they've found loopholes in the rules and immediately being told "yeah no you can't do that" by the refs is a hysterical phenomenon...
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One time I played in a little league game where the opposing team had a semi-pro baseball player pretend to be 12 and hit bombs off our pitcher. His birth certificate said “I am 12” and conveniently had cash in it to bride the ump. We still won though when he drilled this albino kid for a walk-off HBP.
this is such a good comment and all we can say back to it is that the sun is a monster
This comment got progressively weirder with every word.
File this under didn't happen.
Yes yes I also remember a something kinda similar when Randy Johnson showed up and pitched against my sons little league all star team but we also won because…………. My statement was also bullshit great try though
@@Rock33b this is a scene in the movie "benchwarmers" you goon lmao
That dude from Arizona never touched that ball! #4 on USC kicked it. Dude got mugged amd still didn't touch the ball
I never understood all the USC hate, but after watching that play I'm starting to get it.
I agree Arizona never touched the ball. This is coming from someone who went to ASU.
Yea 100%.
Need a video on Phineas and Ferb's Football X-7 stadium. Maybe figure out if it's theoretically possible, or evaluate Ferb's soccer skills.
Ferb broke his curse and still choked with the game on the line, dude's a scrub.
@@jamesesterline Harry was a quidditch scrub(watch their previous video).
Sounds like their next April fools vid
Hockey instances that you missed was Marc-Andre Fleury snowing his crease and leaving his stick behind when he was pulled late in the game so as to maybe stop a empty net shot from long distance
Lenny Randle: "I'll huff and I'll puff and I'll blow that ball foul!!!!!!!"
Bobby V was at at banquet I attended and he told us more background on that game. Basically, he got new pitching coach(es) that didn't really know the team. So he couldn't trust that the new acting manager would know when to pull a pitcher or who to substitute in.
Really? It isnt that hard to see if a pitcher is getting tired. Then you have your stat sheets to put the best available relief option in. Its no rocket science. BV made himself bigger than he is. Everybody with 101 baseball knowledge could manage a team. Everyone.
really like this style of video that covers all the main 4 sports in one highlight reel. Hope to see this channel keep that up and keep growing!
That was a common play by Maziel until 1960. It was called the sleeper
I think that was pretty cool.
Bobby Valentine was a Superman fan and wanted to see if the Clark Kent disguise really works. No it does not.
so i guess that Bruce Wayne is out to?
For the play at 11:55 where the Chiefs picked up an apparent muffed punt, two things:
-The punting team can't advance a muffed punt; they get the ball wgere they pick it up. (Fumbles are fair game.)
-That play was overturned on replay; refs deemed Edelman to have not touched the ball and the Pats retained possession.
I was also going to add that, in the play between Arizona and USC right after the Chiefs-Pats clip, as the three USC players are dragging the Arizona player toward the ball, one of the USC players hits the ball with the back of his heel, so none of USC's BS would've mattered there (though they should still be penalized for clearly unsportsmanlike conduct). Also, that USC player kicking the ball with his heel actually ended up giving Arizona better field position too.
For what it's worth Pats threw a pick the next play anyway
Never realized that famous Bobby v story happened on the day my bro was born I love those clips
Ok, I don't have a clip, but i vaguely remember a play from when I was a kid that got an "assisting the runner" penalty. I'm pretty sure it was the Rams when they were in St Louis in the Greatest Show on Turf era and on a kickoff and the runner got tossed in the air and one of their teammates caught them and put them down on their feet.
I was too young to remember the first time I was told the legend of the Bobby Valentine disguise
5:05 when I was in 8th grade the team we were playing tried something similar, where the QB walked over to the sideline pretending to be confused, they snapped the ball right over the RB’s head. Otherwise, it would’ve totally worked
Feels like this could be a whole series, and lots of sneaky things have been caught in golf
Beltre was also only 1 or 2 hits away from 3000 when he got thrown out so we were all SUPER annoyed that he got tossed for something so trivial.
For the hockey play, it is now an automatic goal in most leagues, including the NHL and the AHL where this clip is from, if the goalie just turns around and knocks the net on a clear scoring chance. There are now no advantages in trying this technique
Hockey goalie flipped the net because it was a 2 on 0, not 2 on 1. He’d rather face a penalty shot (1-0) than a 2 on 0. Genius play.
-Canadian guy.
Advancing the runner is no longer against the rules. Hasn't been since the mid-2000's because it's so subjective it wasn't getting called. That's why the Eagles' Brotherly Shove is legal.
4:30 Taking the penalty shot was the smart move. The goalie took the 1 on 1 instead of a 2 on 1.
They used to call a penalty in the NFL when teams are trying a field goal or extra point and the farthest back defender would run up to the line and actually climb up the back of his defensive line trying to block the kick. The "on deck circle" is placed away from the plate mainly to keep the next hitter as safe as possible from a foul ball along with keeping them out of the view of pitchers. Players used to stand on the grass with half of their on the white line around the circle until the MLB said they had to stand in the circle.
moving the circle did NOT deserve an ejection
Man i love adrian😂
this is MMA but the Tim Kennedy Yoel Romero fight. Yoel was able to squeeze out like 40-50 extra seconds to help him recover and ended up beating tim kennedy. One of the worst blown calls of MMA history.
They didn't get him to touch the ball, the player on the coverage team kicked the ball.
The refrigerator Perry was called for something similar if not the same penalty when he threw Walter Payton into the end zone.
It’s been a minute since I watched this guys vids idk why I stopped watching vid
welcome back :)
Arizona didn't touch the ball, the USC defender kicked it.
Bobby Valentine is a legend
Kenny pickett should be on here for his fake slide.
Leggio forced a rule change doing that. Absolute legend and easy google
The assisting the runner rule is pretty known. At least everybody in the NFL knows about it bc it would happen all the time if it was legal
11:40 Darren Sproles catching strays..
When was the last time a catchers balk happened??? I genuinely dont know if Ive ever seen one. Certainly not on tv live or anything. Catchers interference seems to happen once every month or so, (though much less since Ellsbury retired lol). But i can't remember a single instance of this off the top of my heas
I’m reminded of Tony Romo with the foot nudge. I don’t think the ball was here, it was more like here. A little closer. It was a first down, right?
How about when the basketball players kicks the defender in the gonads and the defender gets called for the foul? Some players have made a career with that cheap nonsense. (And flopping)
The Arizona receiver clearly never touched the ball on the punt...
gaslighting
Actually if you watch the last clip again, he never touched the ball. The ball bounces off the leg of the USC player
Him blowing on the baseball would have like no effect. Have you tried it?
that boy got some powerful lungs on him
Bobby V. is the man.
I'm pretty sure that "assisting the runner" penalty got called this past football season. I think it was in a playoff game.
That assisting the runner call is dumb as hell the rush push is a prime example of that and every running back pike up where there pushing you forward
i don't follow the Clippers but is it common for them to play in a near empty arena?
I feel like the last video was just a bunch of guys messing with the other for fun. It seems like no one really cared about it afterward. Lol
12:20 No they didn’t, the USC guy kicked it
You mist nearly everything bill bilaczech did for the New England pats
Dan Marino. Faked spike. Got hailed for it by MSM. To me it was, is, and forever will be a cheap cheat. A legend QB doesnt need to do such things. Karma got him. Never went to a SB again. Good.
Nonetheless I think Marino is tone of the greatest ever QBs.
My shirt size is 5XL but I can get away with 4XL. Have shirts as big as that?
your breathe wouldnt impede the roll of a baseball
day after day, the mlb is taken less seriously by me. Nippon is where is at
Do ur telling me it's costing u $16 to make that shirt? Nah cuh
As cheap as we can make it as in we make like $4 on each one. I literally said we split the profits how would there be profits if we sold them for the same price we make them for?
0:29 i had to re-watch that 3 or 4 times to make sure i heard ya right......and that the captions were correct lol
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you said "dude wasn't punished until after the game had happened in."
That dont make no sense at all.
"ERRRM ACTUALLY"
w groucho
Maybe first maybe not
It's surprising how many basic mistakes/misunderstandings there are in this video. It's still a fun little list, but I wish you would have paid more attention to the clips you're showing and the sports rules you're talking about.
Epic
Sell the Team
Stop talking about hockey. You clearly do not know what you are talking about.
Ur so mad lmao
Who needs cheating nowadays? Baseball is rigged now. Mark my words. Gambling has already turned the major sports into pro wrestling. Deniers need to wake up.
David Leggio 100% knew that knocking off the net would result in a penalty shot. Odd are way better with 1 guy coming down then 2
Hockey is a stupid sport anyway. If coaches would tell the players to plug shot lanes (all the time) instead of letting players check opponents into walls, thus freeing space, almost no one would score. And absolutely no one would score if you put three players on the GL (plus the goalie ofc). As I said, hockey coaches are extremely stupid, the whole sport is.
Thanks for the Free Oakland shirts 👍🏾🫡
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I mean Oakland is getting freed… Just to Las Vegas like the Raiders in the nfl
David Leggio & removing the goal has a SPECIFIC RULE about it: it is the David Leggio rule, and it was implemented IMMEDIATELLY after David Leggio did that. He basically did that, because he (rightffully) thought that making a save on a penalty shot was easier than making a save 2 on 1. (Because 1 on 1 is easier than 2 on 1.) And that is why he removed the goal: he preferred the 1 on 1 of the penalty shot, which he knew was the penalty for doing that. And to STOP goalies from EVER doing that again (it would have become a constant meme after that), they made the "David Leggio rule", which states that if the goalie on purpose removes the net in that kind of specific situation, the penalty is now MORE than just a penalty shot: if the penalty shot doesn't score, you get an extra powerplay, too.
That was made specifically because of David Leggio, and it was immedially put up in every league after that.
The leagues clearly did not want this kind of BS happening in their league.
I was always under the impression you’re not allowed to contact a returner after he calls a fair catch unless he muffs it. I always thought that USC play should have been a 15 yard penalty.
"I wasn't pulling him, I was just pushing him from the other side"
-Tim Grunhard, probably