MLB Best Left Handed Pickoffs

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  • @darthjayder2927
    @darthjayder2927 4 года назад +212

    That first one was the best pickoff I've ever seen

    • @syourke3
      @syourke3 4 года назад +9

      Agreed. I’ve never seen a move like that. Pitcher just moved his left foot off the mound to the left and threw to first at the same time. That move should be patented.

    • @trace9643
      @trace9643 4 года назад +6

      Lol that’s a
      balk dude.

    • @rolfbernerske2786
      @rolfbernerske2786 4 года назад +2

      BALK

    • @avery-james
      @avery-james 4 года назад +7

      CERTIFIED I don’t think it’s fair to call anyone stupid for thinking that’s a balk. I’ve spent the past 30 minutes going over the rules and still am not 100% sure.
      According to MLB rule 8.01(c): when a pitcher removes his pivot foot from contact with the rubber (i.e. steps off), he thereby becomes an infielder. And, while off the rubber, he can throw to any base.
      The “while off the rubber” part is what’s tricky... Technically, Kershaw broke his hands, and started the throw, before he was off the rubber. However, in his defense, he didn’t release the ball until his pivot foot was planted off the rubber.
      So, what constitutes being “off the rubber”?

    • @marlostanfield1087
      @marlostanfield1087 4 года назад +5

      Trace Frick he was never set.. not a balk

  • @samgordon4773
    @samgordon4773 4 года назад +152

    Altuve must’ve misheard the trash can banging

    • @schumi246
      @schumi246 4 года назад +2

      That’s only for hitting, not base running.

    • @JackHerncall
      @JackHerncall 4 года назад +1

      schumi246 thank you for saying that

    • @loganroberts1761
      @loganroberts1761 4 года назад +6

      @@schumi246 its a joke I think

    • @vybinn6593
      @vybinn6593 4 года назад

      schumi246 Yea we all totally thought they banged trash cans for base running too

    • @Bretkane
      @Bretkane 4 года назад +5

      @@vybinn6593 Well knowing if a fastball or offspeed is coming can help for base stealing

  • @user-jt7gs7cm6v
    @user-jt7gs7cm6v 4 года назад +93

    I feel like some of them were Balks

    • @davej3781
      @davej3781 4 года назад +8

      some of them were

    • @haidenkaler6871
      @haidenkaler6871 4 года назад +1

      I do that move all the time and it is never a balk until someone complains lol

    • @user-jt7gs7cm6v
      @user-jt7gs7cm6v 4 года назад +1

      Hahah yeah p

    • @Geoff69420
      @Geoff69420 4 года назад +3

      Nope, no balks here. Some of them would have been called balks for quick-pitching if the pitcher had pitched them instead of going for the pickoff, but none of these has the pitcher's leg going towards home plate before switching towards first base.

    • @davej3781
      @davej3781 4 года назад +7

      @@Geoff69420 the one by Urias towards the end was clearly a balk, he didn't step towards 1B at all. The two by Bumgarner very much look like crossover balks, but we don't have the right camera angle to be sure... If they're not, then human anatomy isn't what I think it is

  • @larrycopeland2413
    @larrycopeland2413 4 года назад +7

    Terry Mulholland's step-off pick-off move is the best I've ever seen.

  • @TheBabesRock
    @TheBabesRock Год назад

    I could watch these all day haha

  • @DannyJ-zi6ib
    @DannyJ-zi6ib 4 года назад +4

    Pettite had an amazing pickoff move

  • @darthtourette7017
    @darthtourette7017 4 года назад +3

    Left handed pitcher to left handed first baseman is supreme

  • @Pigkiller22
    @Pigkiller22 4 года назад +18

    3:26 looks like a balk to me

    • @davej3781
      @davej3781 4 года назад

      @@martysnyder6799 yes, very balky, quite surprising no one called it

  • @a.n.5156
    @a.n.5156 4 года назад +3

    Steve Carlton, Terry Mulholland, and Jimmy Key were the best 3 ever.

  • @aww773
    @aww773 4 года назад +4

    My favorite play was when the pitcher picked off the runner on first

  • @elihumitchell3586
    @elihumitchell3586 2 года назад +1

    Some of those runners don’t be paying attention.. but the pitchers be watching to see how far off the bag they are if they are off too far then they will get the sign from the catcher for the pickoff throw

  • @erikhopkins9488
    @erikhopkins9488 4 года назад

    He had him LEANIN!!!

  • @hlcepeda
    @hlcepeda 4 года назад +2

    I recall a comment from Mets southpaw, Jerry Koosman, on how to improve a southpaw's pickoff move to first base: Show the runner the bottom of your right shoe as you bring your leg up to _seemingly_ deliver your pitch to the batter. You have to raise your right leg and contort your ankle in such a way that you're actually positioning yourself to step toward first base. The logic is that threatening runners see the bottom of the right shoe as an indication that the pitcher is delivering to the plate... at which point they'd run, if so minded. I don't know where that advice originated from. Rube Walker, perhaps?

  • @baseballdude13000
    @baseballdude13000 4 года назад +12

    How about baserunners escaping the pickle?

  • @baseballer24
    @baseballer24 4 года назад +2

    1:08 Tino Martinez tagged out be the guy he will replace in the future

  • @K_v_B
    @K_v_B 4 года назад +11

    I’m only here for the comments about balks.

    • @kylechapin1057
      @kylechapin1057 4 года назад

      So confusing

    • @KC-bg1th
      @KC-bg1th 4 года назад

      No, you're here to farm likes for being the only one not talking about them. lol

  • @elihumitchell3586
    @elihumitchell3586 2 года назад +1

    Kershaw from the Los Angeles Dodgers is the best at picking off those runners at first base.

  • @kylechapin1057
    @kylechapin1057 4 года назад +23

    Half of these were balks. The balk rule favors left handed pitchers.

    • @zachperrin7808
      @zachperrin7808 4 года назад

      No its doesn't your just stupid not a single one of these were balks

    • @blueguppy9321
      @blueguppy9321 2 года назад +1

      the balk rule was made to go against left handed pitchers dude

    • @YaBoiOnTarWhunder
      @YaBoiOnTarWhunder 2 года назад

      Can go out to a 45° angle as long as you don’t commit to the plate over that it’s no balk

  • @bkhighlights6855
    @bkhighlights6855 4 года назад +1

    Question for sporting videos: Do your videos get monetized cause everytime I make mlb videos they get demonetized if they do get monetized how do you keep them from getting flagged

  • @bjones2463
    @bjones2463 4 года назад +3

    Terry Mulholland had the pest pickoff move of all time

  • @lickeye2289
    @lickeye2289 4 года назад

    これがメジャーのかべか。それにしてもイチローはやっぱりすげーな!

  • @CacophonyOfDestruction
    @CacophonyOfDestruction 11 месяцев назад

    Pettite was the best I ever saw even today. It's one thing to catch runners napping in the regular season... It's another to catch so many in the post season where runners tend to be much more on alert and cautious with there leads off first. Ofcoarse I say this as a general assumption. I'm sure one or two runners got nervous playing in the post season and played worse than usual. But for the most part to me that many pickoffs over his entire career in the post season is absolutely insane to pull off. It wasn't like Pettites pick off move being that good wasn't well known by every team he faced since his rookie season. I'm sure all the runners he picked off in the post season were warned several times by there coaches about Pettites pick off move before the game. Probably in most cases the first base coach had just warned them again the moment they got to first base and it still didn't matter. With many of the runners that Pettite picked off having no intention of stealing whatsoever. Many were notorious for not stealing with very short leads and despite all of that they still got picked off. .

  • @TheBboytwister
    @TheBboytwister 4 года назад

    Yep! A leftie pitcher such as myself when I played, being a left handed pitcher has HUGE upside. You can fake out the runner really bad!

  • @terpsguy2623
    @terpsguy2623 4 года назад +2

    Love the vids

  • @frankiemagee3344
    @frankiemagee3344 4 года назад +2

    No Terry Mulholland? Best lefty mover ever

  • @andrewx9728
    @andrewx9728 4 года назад

    Who is editing these videos?

  • @thebanzai17
    @thebanzai17 3 месяца назад

    8.05 If there is a runner, or runners, it is a balk when-
    (a) The pitcher, while touching his plate, makes any motion naturally associated with his pitch and fails to make such delivery;
    1/2 of them are balks

  • @콩찰스-v2j
    @콩찰스-v2j 4 года назад +2

    Terry Mulholland was the best!

  • @nobodyaskedbut
    @nobodyaskedbut 4 года назад

    All you historically challenged baseball fans the greatest pick-off move belonged to the greatest LH pitcher of all-time. Warren Spahn (1942-1965) won 363 games & won 20 in a season 13 times!! He was called for a balk only 5 times in over 5200 innings & led the NL in PKOs 7 times but even more impressive is he finished 8 seasons (all 246+ IP) with more PKOs than allowed SBs. Other great PKO moves belonged to these LHers: Steve Carlton (144 PKOs & 90 balks); Mark Buehrle (98 PKOs & 16 balks); Andy Pettitte (96 PKOs & 11 balks); Clayton Kershaw (68 PKOs & 20 balks). Only Carlton pitched comparable innings to the great Spahn.

  • @historicalgamer3090
    @historicalgamer3090 4 года назад

    I’m in high school and the other day I saw a righty with the BEST pick I’ve ever seen

  • @JruGordon
    @JruGordon 8 месяцев назад

    3:29 is that considered a balk now?

  • @maxwell15.
    @maxwell15. 4 года назад +1

    Bro I am a huge baseball fan! Who else loves these vids?

  • @mattcarleton8
    @mattcarleton8 4 года назад +1

    Lit

  • @richardsneddeker4599
    @richardsneddeker4599 4 года назад +1

    literally all of these are balks except the first all the pitchers make forward progress to the plate then throw over

  • @jorgerodriguez85
    @jorgerodriguez85 4 года назад

    How is Mark Langston not part of this compilation ?

  • @kiillllua
    @kiillllua 4 года назад

    urias was a clear balk

  • @rpheckenkamp
    @rpheckenkamp 4 года назад

    Can someone help me understand why #2 isn't a balk? Was there a rule change?

    • @davej3781
      @davej3781 4 года назад

      nothing to understand, it's a balk, just wasn't called. bumgarner gets away with that cross-over.

    • @briggs9313
      @briggs9313 4 года назад

      U can go 45°

    • @davej3781
      @davej3781 4 года назад +1

      @@briggs9313 this has nothing to do with the step or 45 anything. If any part of the pitcher's free foot crosses the back edge of the rubber, he can only pitch to the batter or throw/feint to 2B. He can no longer throw to 1B or 3B. Cross-over balk.

  • @Rockhound6165
    @Rockhound6165 4 года назад +1

    Not 1 from Terry Mullholland?

  • @hachadorada
    @hachadorada 4 года назад

    Would be more interesting if you would show replays in order to see the movements. You can't really appreciate the moves, or learn anything from it by just playing them one after another...

  • @deecarroll2394
    @deecarroll2394 4 года назад

    Where's max fried he's got one of the best pick off moves in baseball right now

  • @buckstraw925
    @buckstraw925 9 месяцев назад

    No Terry Mulholland?

  • @aidanscorner847
    @aidanscorner847 4 года назад

    Nice Altuve

  • @henrywolff5669
    @henrywolff5669 4 года назад

    You forgot about Tippy Martinez picking off three batters in one inning. He’s my neighbor btw

  • @Legendary-zh9hd
    @Legendary-zh9hd 4 года назад +1

    i thought u had to take your foot off the rubber to throw the ball towards 1st. Only the first one actually did.

    • @briggs9313
      @briggs9313 4 года назад

      Legendary0425 nope

    • @alanhess9306
      @alanhess9306 4 года назад

      Legendary0425, No, it is perfectly legal for a pitcher to step and throw to any base from the rubber.

  • @michaelwest2405
    @michaelwest2405 4 года назад

    Why do players hold their glove up after tagging like the umpire doesn’t know he has the ball in the glove 😂😂

    • @davej3781
      @davej3781 4 года назад +1

      because that's what they are supposed to do. after a tag the umpire must be sure of where the ball is before calling the out, and will often say to the fielder "show me the ball" if he hasn't already. the umpire who fails to do this eventually ends up embarrassed, possibly in a video on youtube.

  • @sosuapimp8449
    @sosuapimp8449 4 года назад

    No Dave Righetti Yankees?

  • @muh6949
    @muh6949 4 года назад +2

    ボークのルールがいまいち分からないけど全部ボークに見える

    • @peachykeen3194
      @peachykeen3194 4 года назад

      ボークは野球の一番イライラしてるルールと思うや。絶対直すべきや、ランナーを守るために。

  • @bearswin4
    @bearswin4 4 года назад

    Iguchi was safe no?

  • @JiveDadson
    @JiveDadson 4 года назад

    A couple of those looked balky to me.

  • @duyla248
    @duyla248 4 года назад +1

    Where’s Jon Lester? Oh wait…

  • @sparkynate91
    @sparkynate91 4 года назад +1

    I'm a left hander and I broke my high school record for pickoffs AND I STILL HOLD THE RECORD TODAY FOR MY ENTIRE CITY even after 11 years! I was dubbed the deadliest pitcher in my city

  • @Firebourn94
    @Firebourn94 4 года назад +6

    How many of these would be called balks with today's rules

    • @silvershock82
      @silvershock82 4 года назад +9

      What do you mean by today? A lot of these were in the last 3 seasons lmao

  • @matthewsalter9132
    @matthewsalter9132 4 года назад +7

    Trash Can could not save Altuve here 0:01

    • @JackHerncall
      @JackHerncall 4 года назад +1

      Stop saying that. We all know they cheated so you can stop saying that

    • @loganroberts1761
      @loganroberts1761 4 года назад +5

      @@JackHerncall Houston fan 😁

    • @KentlandVFD33
      @KentlandVFD33 4 года назад +2

      Jack Herncall people will talk about it for years

    • @yeetusbeetus4950
      @yeetusbeetus4950 4 года назад +2

      @@JackHerncall nope they cheated and we will keep making fun of them until the end of time

    • @matthewsalter9132
      @matthewsalter9132 4 года назад +1

      @@JackHerncall Somebody's butt hurt and better get used to it because it is never going away 😂😂

  • @김민서-j8g
    @김민서-j8g 4 года назад

    I want to be a left handed pitcher

  • @benpeltola1364
    @benpeltola1364 4 года назад +1

    0:45
    H O W was this not called a balk

    • @zioulz3685
      @zioulz3685 4 года назад

      Bc its not?

    • @davej3781
      @davej3781 4 года назад +1

      The only potential for a balk I see there is a crossover balk... But it really doesn't look like it to me. Watch Bumgarner at :10 and :32 for fairly clear examples

  • @Southpawpitcher3
    @Southpawpitcher3 4 года назад +4

    don't have buzzers or banging trashcans for pickoffs I see

  • @midrangetorque
    @midrangetorque 4 года назад

    A lot of those weren't "pick offs." They were steal attempts on first movement. Not trying to be a troll. Just sayin'.

    • @Parker_P
      @Parker_P 4 года назад +2

      A lot of us don’t give a shit. Just sayin

  • @dizbeest14
    @dizbeest14 4 года назад

    Don’t you mean EVERY left handed pickoff

  • @davej3781
    @davej3781 4 года назад +1

    2:48 very close to obstruction.

  • @888jerm888
    @888jerm888 4 года назад

    Show some pickoffs from RIGHT-HANDED pitchers. I think every single pickoff is from a southpaws hand 🖐

  • @so-ug2wq
    @so-ug2wq 4 года назад

    これ全部ボークじゃないのはランナーかわいそうだよ

    • @asroma134
      @asroma134 4 года назад

      日本人ですか?
      ボークって知ってますか?
      これはボークではありませんよ?

  • @Isaacnahfam
    @Isaacnahfam 6 месяцев назад

    People watching this in 2024

  • @OfficialOneTakeJake
    @OfficialOneTakeJake Год назад

    Tyler Andersons is best

  • @Frenite
    @Frenite 4 года назад +1

    I’m thirsty

  • @aldiprs
    @aldiprs 4 года назад

    Isn't that a balk?

  • @davej3781
    @davej3781 4 года назад

    0:10 & 0:32 - how can that not be a cross-over balk? we don't have a good side view, but looking at where his knee, arm, leg and foot appear to be, he's got to be past the back edge of the rubber.
    Rule 6.02 (a )(1) Comment: If a left-handed or right-handed
    pitcher swings his free foot past the back edge of the pitcher’s
    rubber, he is required to pitch to the batter except to throw to
    second base on a pick-off play.

  • @samking3844
    @samking3844 4 года назад

    2:27 safe?

  • @williamcondon7710
    @williamcondon7710 4 месяца назад

    Urias balked

  • @dylanashe3659
    @dylanashe3659 2 года назад

    3:25, bad call, this was a balk

  • @rshrsh5420
    @rshrsh5420 4 года назад +1

    For the sake of all the viewers here PLEASE stop putting up other videos to click on until the video we watch is completely done? thanks

  • @MAMP
    @MAMP 4 года назад

    I'm no expert but 0:49 seems suspect as fuck

  • @eucxl5097
    @eucxl5097 4 года назад

    2:52 interference?

    • @alanhess9306
      @alanhess9306 4 года назад

      How?

    • @davej3781
      @davej3781 4 года назад

      @@alanhess9306 he means obstruction by #15 (closer to 2:49 though), and yeah, as I commented awhile ago, it was pretty close to obstruction. the runner was beat, so I side with not calling it, but R1 was running around #15 before he caught the ball so calling OBS wouldn't have been wrong.

  • @b.j.andtheaffordables4979
    @b.j.andtheaffordables4979 4 года назад +2

    #andypettite4HOF

  • @willshipley8803
    @willshipley8803 4 года назад

    1:14 his leg obviously crossed which is a balk

    • @deezee8508
      @deezee8508 4 года назад +1

      Because it's Andy Pettitte.

    • @daveh1758
      @daveh1758 4 года назад +1

      Anybody thinking that's "obviously" a balk obviously doesn't know the actual rule.

    • @davej3781
      @davej3781 4 года назад +1

      I see no crossover at all there. There were crossover balks in this video, but that wasn't one of them. The non-pivot foot has to go behind the back edge of the rubber

  • @aa-bl9bp
    @aa-bl9bp 4 года назад +1

    ボークだろ

  • @mbuckholz
    @mbuckholz 4 года назад

    I'm left handed and hold my highschool record for most pickoffs in one game, 13😂

    • @davej3781
      @davej3781 4 года назад +1

      that seems a little hard to believe. that's 4-1/3 innings of pick-offs in a 7 inning game. you allowed an awful lot of baserunners, but somehow picked almost all of them off first? the runners or the coach never tightened up their leads, seeing that your pickoff move was that great, but you were pitching so poorly that almost everyone was getting on base so there was no point in trying to steal? I suppose any crazy thing is possible, but it really doesn't add up.

  • @cxucxsixn
    @cxucxsixn 4 года назад

    these are all balks fym

  • @zizonarsenal
    @zizonarsenal 4 года назад

    보크아닌가