Luis Arraez won't stop Hitting!

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  • Опубликовано: 8 янв 2025

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  • @julianmeza8061
    @julianmeza8061 Год назад +107

    This is what baseball needs! Hopefully he inspires a new generation of hitters

    • @riltalk4055
      @riltalk4055 Год назад +8

      I agree!
      I don’t know why the Ichico’s, Gwynn’s and Boggs of the world are looked down upon.
      Adam Dunn & Dave Kingman types are a dime a dozen.

    • @Ohmagawdjr
      @Ohmagawdjr Год назад +2

      ​@riltalk4055 because they want shorter games, so they keep pushing the narrative that batting average is not important anymore. Mlb avg has dropped about 25 points over the last 20 years because fewer hits means shorter games.

    • @huh8896
      @huh8896 Год назад +3

      @@Ohmagawdjrthat’s the most asinine theory I’ve ever heard. What numbers do you even have to back that up. Because last I checked avg was down and games were longer. Leading to the rules we have now, what a knob

    • @bigz900
      @bigz900 Год назад

      agreed 100%

    • @TuriSanchez3
      @TuriSanchez3 Год назад +1

      Exactly everyone thinks they're power hitters now

  • @TheShachattack13
    @TheShachattack13 Год назад +126

    Arraez seriously looks like the second coming of tony Gwynn. I didn’t think we’d ever see another hitter like this

    • @abesview5855
      @abesview5855 Год назад

      HES NASTY

    • @GeraldM_inNC
      @GeraldM_inNC Год назад +2

      More like Wee Willie Keeler

    • @commanderjoj6426
      @commanderjoj6426 Год назад +2

      This is seriously Tony Gwynn like.

    • @zdthekilla6950
      @zdthekilla6950 Год назад +1

      We have not…because who’s ever hit close to 400 before in the modern era…

    • @Jacob_Spang
      @Jacob_Spang Год назад

      @@zdthekilla6950 todd helton 2000 was pretty close

  • @ErrorMessage01
    @ErrorMessage01 Год назад +46

    This guy really isn’t popping of the front page of news articles but this is something special. Once in a generation chance to break the 400 mark!

    • @elmopihkala402
      @elmopihkala402 Год назад +2

      I mean, Joey Votto hit .400 over the course of a half a season once, so very good streches happen time to time. But if Arraez keeps this up ’til end of July, he’s gonna be the only thing people are talking about (aside from Ohtani)

  • @notanyonespecific
    @notanyonespecific Год назад +16

    Actually so beautiful to see. In the season of pitch clocks, bigger bases and no shifts, in the era of the 2 outcomes, one man absolutely refuses to change. And even with all the recent attention, he's only doing better.
    I'm a Red Sox fan but this season, I'm an Arraez fan first and foremost. Baseball needs this.

    • @sebastianzell525
      @sebastianzell525 Год назад +1

      Actually the term is three true outcomes🤓

    • @TuriSanchez3
      @TuriSanchez3 Год назад +2

      It's brutal as a baseball fan watching guys with little to no power hitting 220 instead of trying to be a good contact hitter . I agree I'm a huge fan of Arraez

  • @lucacarsello730
    @lucacarsello730 Год назад +4

    me and my dad have been fans of him for years miss him on the twins but will be a fan of his for life love his energy that he brings to every game and his consistency as a hitter

  • @Twelvehourpowernap
    @Twelvehourpowernap Год назад +2

    Arraez hand eye coordination is so much better than anyone else in the world

  • @TheTEN24
    @TheTEN24 Год назад +5

    Mind blowing stats quite honestly so excited to have this guy in the bigs

  • @zeusdeuce7438
    @zeusdeuce7438 Год назад

    I always enjoy hearing Dero breaking down hitting. These comps he comes up with are great

  • @brandonmoucatel9630
    @brandonmoucatel9630 Год назад +14

    He's the best hitter in the game right now

    • @okoeymuey2105
      @okoeymuey2105 Год назад

      Hell no

    • @TheHealthyHabitClub
      @TheHealthyHabitClub Год назад

      Corbin Carroll is better at baseball than Luis Arraez

    • @Titan6290
      @Titan6290 Год назад +2

      ​@@TheHealthyHabitCluband Acuna is better than both.

    • @JCizzleSoCal
      @JCizzleSoCal 7 месяцев назад +1

      Nope Arraez is wayyyyyyy better than both

  • @zdthekilla6950
    @zdthekilla6950 Год назад

    Luis Arraez is beyond violent with his swing it’s just so compact it looks effortless.

  • @lovejetfuel4071
    @lovejetfuel4071 Год назад +2

    All arise for Arraez..

  • @DaveKirilloffBaseball
    @DaveKirilloffBaseball 5 дней назад

    Luis is like DON MATTINGLY.., they both swing like they have alligator arms! Their elbows dominate the swing!

  • @bigz900
    @bigz900 Год назад +2

    what a special player

  • @justinburgos2927
    @justinburgos2927 Год назад

    Baseball is so beautiful

  • @bdadsmagee
    @bdadsmagee Год назад +5

    A good segment would be on how jordan walker can hit with his front foot staying out and his hips staying open. Blows my mind that he can hit like that.

    • @wellsgunter948
      @wellsgunter948 Год назад

      You have to let the hips open at some point in your swing everytime! He just goes ahead and gets there earlier then everyone else! Real dope hitter!

  • @ktat01
    @ktat01 Год назад +2

    Buy his cards now!!

  • @NevermindtheRedundants
    @NevermindtheRedundants Год назад

    Also have a pitcher on pace for 300 strikeouts in under 200 innings this season.

  • @gabrielv.2647
    @gabrielv.2647 Год назад +9

    I love it! That's what hitting is supposed to be, put the bat on the ball, square it up and don't use all this launch angle shit, or the exit velo, that don't matter! Find the barrel, square it up and use the wholw field, high avg usually means a high on base %

    • @helloman3676
      @helloman3676 Год назад +1

      Nay, give me the homerun 🤣🤣🤣

    • @gabrielv.2647
      @gabrielv.2647 Год назад

      hello man right! Hitting 220 but leading the league in bombs, strike outs, low in walks, on base % and grounding into double plays lol who doesn't like that! Lol

    • @helloman3676
      @helloman3676 Год назад +1

      @@gabrielv.2647 give me 62 hr. 🤣🤣🤣

    • @gabrielv.2647
      @gabrielv.2647 Год назад

      hello man hah judge is a rare specimen. The fact he hit 62 bombs with hitting almost 300 is rare lol ill take that too! 😂

  • @LeroyFitch-b6y
    @LeroyFitch-b6y Месяц назад

    Great stuff ❤

  • @BrutusJrThe3rd
    @BrutusJrThe3rd 9 месяцев назад

    3 5-5 games in a calendar month is insanity

  • @baileysmith4744
    @baileysmith4744 Год назад +1

    too many casual fans arent recognising the difficulty of this, thinking that because he just hits singles and doubles he isnt good. even if Judge only tried to hit singles, he would hit close to .400. Ohtani tried when he was younger, and he never even came close. all these hitters hit for power because they know they cant raise their average any more than it is. Arraez is built different

  • @zkrhmn
    @zkrhmn Год назад +2

    professional hitter

  • @1223LCM
    @1223LCM Год назад

    Hopefully he starts bringing in bigger crowds to LoanDepot Park

  • @mrmisterMJ
    @mrmisterMJ Год назад +1

    Usually the video breakdown is quite good but this one doesn't make sense - almost seeking out a narrative that isn't there. Mark DLR speaks of how the hands don't move ... but they do. He also speaks of the stride and load being quiet ... but they aren't. The posture and swing path is very much like any hitter. It's just that the guy is 175 pounds and has tremendous hand eye coordination so puts everything in play and rarely strikes out. He also fouls off a ton of pitches that would be a swinging strike. Nothing to do with his swing being different (like an Ichiro).

  • @msmliars908
    @msmliars908 Год назад

    He’s the only one I could see hitting that Ted Williams mark.

  • @GeraldM_inNC
    @GeraldM_inNC Год назад +1

    He hits the ball "where they ain't".

  • @PatrickForrest-pv4wv
    @PatrickForrest-pv4wv Год назад

    Hopefully, this will become a new trend in mlb. Analytics has ruined the game. I.e. dig in, swing for the fences with an upward swing and either strike out or a home run.

  • @AmorFatiMementoMori
    @AmorFatiMementoMori Год назад

    “Dante Bichette”
    😂

  • @adamturner8732
    @adamturner8732 Год назад

    What he's doing is snapping the bat through the zone. His goal is to barrel and hit line drives

  • @Theaffinity11
    @Theaffinity11 Год назад

    As a twins fan, who needs a .400 hitter when you can spend $200m for Correa's .213?!

  • @tubenachos
    @tubenachos Год назад +2

    I don't think he'll reach Ichiro hits record in a season BUT still get 235+

  • @tylergash3175
    @tylergash3175 Год назад +4

    If he bats .400, he needs the MVP

  • @wesleyturner1979
    @wesleyturner1979 Год назад

    Arraez has a better, more powerful cut than Gwynn. Arraez does get loaded starting with the sink. He just doesn’t do anything extra at all. Everything from the slightly open stance, shortened load and staying back and balanced on the back side of his swing is allowing him to hit pitching better than Gwynn ever saw. Gwynn had incredible hands that found the baseball, this guy is finding the ball in a more powerful position and striking the ball with authority. It’s going to be fun to watch in august and September if he can keep this up.

  • @michaelduha
    @michaelduha Год назад

    we need a baseball super team Otani, Arraez, Elly new up and coming exciting players.

  • @poryfiallo
    @poryfiallo Год назад

    Looks like Pete Rose swing!!! Not lower, but the way he hit the ball...

  • @tylerrigdon6795
    @tylerrigdon6795 Год назад +1

    Lol MLB bending over backwards with stats trying to explain why Arraez is good after telling the world for 20 years that average doesn’t matter and contact hitting doesn’t win games.
    It’s ok MLB just admit you were wrong. Baseball needs pure hitters.

  • @ankurito3746
    @ankurito3746 Год назад +1

    dante bichette... where do these guys get their info from?

    • @surgeyibrahimovic5013
      @surgeyibrahimovic5013 Год назад +1

      Some of us have been around long enough to watch Dante actually play baseball so it’s a common mistake to misspeak in that way. I’m sure everything you say is always perfectly perfect

  • @McShibby10
    @McShibby10 Год назад

    Like I said in 2018 future HOF’er. Also never forget Rocco Baldelli benched Luis Arraez opening day last year and had Gary Sanchez at DH over him. Baldelli proceeded to bench Arraez 2 of the next 4 games after that as well.

  • @fahimp
    @fahimp Год назад +3

    Miami basically got the second coming of Tony Gwynn for a mid tier starter at best. A brilliant trade 😁. Him and soler are carrying the offense and if sandy can get back to last year’s form, we’ll be a playoff team

  • @BillKapriII244
    @BillKapriII244 Год назад

    He’s about to turn up even more.. he’ll end up with a .410 BA. And he’s hitting in front of Jorge Soler who has 21 bombs! I like the marlins when they aren’t throwing at Acuña 😂

  • @rgk99
    @rgk99 Год назад

    Yeah, twins didn’t need more historic hitters in the lineup, lol

  • @geezushasrisen
    @geezushasrisen Год назад +2

    LUI BALLGAME

  • @ParamoreFAV3
    @ParamoreFAV3 Год назад

    Idc what he finished by year’s end…He’s hitting .400 after basically 3 months. Chill out Luis!!!!!! Best hitter in the game, easy.

  • @dccwurdless714
    @dccwurdless714 Год назад

    Nah thats just my road to show player

  • @Theisnation212
    @Theisnation212 Год назад

    Tony Gwynn, that’s what I’m seeing

  • @cjr1881
    @cjr1881 Год назад +1

    Throw 3 fastballs up and away and he will have zero hits. I thought there was supposed to be analytics in baseball and they should know this.

    • @Jacob_Spang
      @Jacob_Spang Год назад +1

      he will just keep walking, he is a very disciplined hitter too

  • @mooknick242
    @mooknick242 Год назад

    mlb is wretched every single game is decided by a bad ball/strike call..every single game..i tried to watch a game tonight they even bungled a review it is so so so bad

  • @poocrafter2
    @poocrafter2 Год назад

    The Mariners held him hitless for a full series. That is going to happen more times this season. He won't finish batting remotely close to .400

    • @FLOCKA5000
      @FLOCKA5000 Год назад +2

      The fact that he's at .400 in June is already amazing. No one actually thinks it's possible to hit .400 for an entire season anymore.

    • @okoeymuey2105
      @okoeymuey2105 Год назад

      @@FLOCKA5000 votto hit 400 for half a season

  • @dodgerssuck498
    @dodgerssuck498 Год назад

    feels like Ty Cobb all over again

  • @TheHealthyHabitClub
    @TheHealthyHabitClub Год назад

    Overrated, LOL

    • @rylansanders7469
      @rylansanders7469 Год назад +3

      Avg batting champ last year/going to be this year. “Overrated”😂💀

    • @TheHealthyHabitClub
      @TheHealthyHabitClub Год назад

      @@rylansanders7469 He literally only hits little dinky singles LOL

    • @derekwang7330
      @derekwang7330 Год назад +1

      @@TheHealthyHabitClub How should he be rated?

    • @Jacob_Spang
      @Jacob_Spang Год назад

      @@TheHealthyHabitClub i hope gets around 230 hits total for the year. Any more than that, espn will be tracking every single at bat live. But, overrated lol. He's young young too

  • @Cookszekeee
    @Cookszekeee Год назад

    Seager is doing this but with power and slug