New MLB Fan Reacts to Babe Ruth's Baseball Documentary - Pt.2
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- Part 2 shines so much more on this amazing man. he's the one and only Babe Ruth!
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Jackie Robinson would have been 100 yrs old today. It would be dope if you did a vid on him.
Clemente was better
Way off! But check out hockey fights Rick Rypien
Do the great one (Roberto Clemente). This is what Vince Lombardi called him.
Check out Mickey Mantle another yankee legend pretty much played his whole career on one leg because of a torn acl
Agreed. I actually grew up in his hometown Commerce, OK and would pass by his childhood home everyday. It's still there.
Thank you, Allure! The Babe was magnificent! Hardly a week goes by that The Babe is not mentioned during any MLB game, regarding his many , many records. . .
Jackie Robinson is a must for Baseball!
Factz
Clemente was better imo
Hugh Tahoob either one is good
They were considered the best team of all time not only due to Babe, but because the first 6 batters (including Babe) in the Yankees lineup known as Murderers' row.
Sean Wilson May be the best segregated era team all time.
@@franciscocordova46 Dude, cut the shit with all your race-baiting. If you bothered to ACTUALLY look at who starred on the 1927 Yankees, they would have kicked ANY team's ass, black, white, brown, yellow, whatever. Lou Gehrig put up MONSTROUS offensive numbers, and he wasn't even the Yankees' #1 star on that team. Ruth was.
Hank Aaron, who broke Babes all-time HR record had 4000 more at bats! Babe would have had about 333 more home runs given the same at bats as Aaron This would have put him at an AMAZING 1047 Total and that's CRAZY! How sad was the end with the Yankees, like the rest of society its only about what you do for them now.
Clyde Barrow Yeah right. Babe Ruth played in the segregation era. He wasn't competing against the best Baseball players in the U.S., He was competing against the best White Baseball players in the U.S.
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Pointless comment. The PED HR leader Barry Bonds was also up 2000 more times than Babe. Meaning Babe would have had an additional 167 HR or a total of 867 career HR. Babe had a career batting average of 342 vs Bonds 298. Baseball has been integrated for over 70 years and how many people of color have topped his records. Also some Black players played in his day saying they were Native Americans. Josh Gibson was an exceptional talent who never got to play in the major leagues. Babe would have excelled anywhere he played. He is The G.O.A.T, end of story. BTW he did form a team which played against the negro league all- stars. He hit 455 and had 12 Hr in 55 at bats. He smoked their best pitchers.
@@clydeb7713 Bonds is the GOAT my dude. Don't care about roids everyone was on them. PED have been a part of the game since the start. Babe wouldn't not be able to get a 102 mph Jordan Hicks sinker (fuck the cards btw) or a Chris Sale slider.
@@clydeb7713 We'll never know if Babe could've competed in the modern era. Many say no. I heard he was out of shape and had terrible health habits. I don't know but you have to give him respect.
@@franciscocordova46 yeah and 75yrs later there is like 3 black pitchers so thats irrelevant...dont try to shit on the mans legacy
@miss allure vision the 27 Yankees team also had Lou Gehrig on it. He was baseball original iron man and his life was like a Greek tragedy even more so than babes.
Wanted to suggest Marvin Hagler vs. Thomas Hearns April 15 1985 .
Yeah that may be one of the greatest fights ever.
Best fight!
This was beautiful...never knew the impact he had on baseball and the way it's played.
Please react to Dennis Rodman, the best defender and rebounder of all times. He even shuts down Shaq and guarded him like no other. You should watch video called Dennis Rodman-wild. He was like Mike Tyson in basketball world. He was one of the big three in chicago bulls with Jordan And Pippen. He was fighting and even sacrifise himself for the team. Nickname worm.
I hated Dennis with the Pistons..loved him with the bulls lol
Best rebounder? Wilt had 50 in 1 game
Some people think Babe may have been denied a manager position partially because of racism. Not because of his race, but because of his support of African-American baseball. In a time when the MLB was extremely racist, Babe Ruth would play many barnstorming games against and with all-black teams (something many players looked down on). According to his kids and other sources, Babe supported blacks being brought into the MLB, Something many racist players, owners, and GMs at the time looked down on. Ruth would sit with black players in the dugouts, talk and socialize with them before and after games and mingle in the segregated stands with fans. He scheduled games with famous all African American teams in locations where interracial competition was not only against racist local norms but also against the law.
This was not well documented as many believe the racist MLB officials wished to hide this aspect of Babe Ruth.
I think it really is admirable that such an icon could not only be so ahead of his time in his sport, but also in his character. He had an awesome empathy for his fellow man. Babe was a man who grew up in grinding poverty and probably identified with the injustices against the black community of the time.
Wow that's insane for that time period
Ty Cobb. Would love for u do so one on him
@Born Savior what's that got to do with him as a ball player? He was not a very nice man but he was a he'll of a player
That s o b Cobb could hit for average
@Born Savior yeah he was an asshole that hated everybody equally lol he did speak up for black players though after he was retired which he should have
@@Jrjj42 yes he could hit for a high average. But he was a hell of a baserunner. And he could hit for more power if he wanted to.
@Born Savior no proof of that
Wow you look incredibly beautiful . Your smile is amazing beyond measure
Allure,
Watch this documentary on The Brown Bomber Joe Louis. My father and I used to go to Arlington cemetery to pay our respects to family and Joe every month. I still go. Joe was as great as Ruth, Ali, and Jordan with a more profound impact that people forget. Enjoy:
ruclips.net/video/-y83kTl95qI/видео.html
Thanks for sharing the documentary and adding your thoughts and impressions. I learned a lot and enjoyed it.
Gotta do Roberto Clemente. First Latino baseball player. The great one. Puro fuego🔥🔥🔥
Please react to Ty Cobb. He was wild!!!
Besides Babe Ruth having to sign in the minor leagues w a legal guardian, age 19 at the time, he progressed very quickly to the Red Sox also at age 19. Very young for major league baseball player then as now. So he was the kid, called him the Babe which stuck as even very young he was already superstar kid, most popular athlete in America
when you mention the 27 Yankees you gotta mention lou gehrig 3 and 4 no greater duo in baseball
Please please please!!!!....react to Tim Howard vs Belgium.
You probably have a LONG list of videos that people have asked you to do, but I'd love for you to do a reaction video to mexican soccer player Hugo Sanchez in the future.
Yes dennis rodman was a guy that played for a very small university and made his way into the nba..the worm is an amazing person that defied the odds..id love to see your reaction to him.
He was the babe...an ordinary joe..an american icon.
Legendary icon for sports history
React to Zion Willamson like if agree
Babe Ruth's teammate, Lou Gehrig.
i enjoy your channel alot i dont think you have done anything on "juan manuel marquez ". should check him out.
Allure! Your great reaction to this documentary added a LOT to my enjoyment Thank you so much!
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Beautiful lady!
Here is an interesting tid bit kiddos, when babes career was at its zenith boxing, horse racing and baseball were the pre eminent sports in America, let that sink in. Also there was this mode of entertainment called vaudeville that the babe moonlighted in during the offseason. One of my favorite pics of all time is the babe with jack Dempsey. Oh and the 27 murderers row Yankees may just be the best baseball team of any era.
Do Barry Bonds
It wouldn't B fair to do a video on, Babe, without Hammerin' Hank, or even Josh Gibson. Babe Ruth was known as the "white Josh Gibson"
You're awesome for this, I know that you know, if the Babe were alive today, he would thank you for all he kind things you said about him.
You should react to the documentary: Fastball
Watch the Documentary "Brooklyn Dodgers Ghosts Of Flatbush". One of the best. ruclips.net/video/i_Al28IM9QU/видео.html
Do Philipe Coutinho
If you want to there's a older Movie called the babe with John Goodman in it he plays Ruth kinda based on him. It's a good movie you should check it out. I see a lot of ppl mentioned Jackie Robinson, fun fact he wasn't the first black man in baseball technically. Moses Fleetwood Walker (October 7, 1856 - May 11, 1924) was an American professional baseball catcher who is credited with being one of the first black men to play in Major League Baseball (MLB). A native of Mount Pleasant, Ohio, and a star athlete at Oberlin College as well as the University of Michigan, Walker played for semi-professional and minor league baseball clubs before joining the Toledo Blue Stockings of the American Association (AA) for the 1884 season. Now the catch is the MLB that's around today started in1901.Imo Jackie Robinson shouldn't be called the first black pro baseball player. It should be Jackie Robinson the first black baseball player in modern day baseball
I enjoy your videos...but there is A LOT missing from this documentary. First of all, as incredible of a player as he was, this documentary is acting as if he was a one man team. Those Yankees teams were FILLED with outstanding players. In fact, Ruth was 3rd in the batting lineup. The guy who was 4th (Lou Gehrig) is probably universally considered one of the 10 best baseball players ever. So what this does for Babe Ruth is it forces the pitchers to give him some pitches that he can hit, because they know that if they let him just get on base, the next guy in the lineup could also kill them. So that helped contribute to a lot of his home run totals. So, to put this into context, having a Babe Ruth documentary without mentioning Lou Gehrig is kind of like having a Michael Jordan documentary without mentioning Scottie Pippen...not entirely accurate. In his personal life, I don't think they give him enough credit for his generosity. He used to regularly visit orphanages (as the documentary mentioned, he was an orphan) and was very charitable. I can't believe they left out the story where he visited a kid in a hospital who was dying, promised the kid that he'd hit a home run, and then did it! They also mentioned how much baseball he played in the off-season, but didn't mention that many of those games were played against Negro League teams (black players weren't allowed to play in the MLB until 1946). So he was very ahead of his time in trying to bring attention to the African American ball players in order to maybe give them the opportunity to play Major League baseball. But as for his "work ethic"...I'm sure he worked hard at his craft...but they definitely downplayed the fact that he was a known boozer and had a terrible diet. He would drink beer and eat hotdogs on the bench DURING games. But anyways, sorry for the rant, I just realized just how long this post was. I hope you at least find some of this information interesting. Good luck with your channel.
1927 yankees werent the best team of all time because of Ruth. They were the best because they had 4 hall of fame hitters (Ruth, Gehrig, Lazzeri, Combs) and 2 hall of fame pitchers (Hoyt, Pennock). They also had Keonig, Meusel, and Dugan who were all good players, and Shocker and Ruether who were good pitchers. They won 110 games and swept the world series in 4 games. It was a team effort, not just Ruth.
Beautiful Channel! Not a racist of any kind but just a realist. Babe Ruth, played baseball in a white only segregated league. Do you really think that Babe Ruth and all those other “great” white players would have been great if they faced African American and Latino Players on a regular basis? Another thing the documentary does not talk about is Ruth’s closeness to African Americans and ‘Negro Baseball’, that is where he horned his skills playing against them during the off season and learning their swag. Here is a link to an interview with his Granddaughter www.baltimoresun.com/news/bs-xpm-2008-06-29-0806290029-story.html
Oh, and don’t think for a moment Africans Americans Baseball players were just waiting and praying to play integrated baseball, they were making way too much money in there league. Will start with a name people have probably heard, Satchel Paige, he left the Negro league and joined the MLB at 42 years old as a starting pitcher! And dominated, he left within two years and went back to the Negro League, in 1950 he was making $800 per game (that’s $7,358 in today’s money). The average income for Whites in 1950 was $3,300. And also remember, while MLB played only teams in the US, the Negro Leagues played worldwide, against countries like Cuba, Santo Domingo, Mexico, ..ect. They had to stop it, if left alone it would have grown too large! So you stop it by integration.
Look at NBA Basketball before and after they merged with the ABA (the Black league), and here comes the three point shots, dunking, the cross overs, the swag ..ect
The Old NFL before and after the merger with the AFL (the black League), here comes the wide open game, listen carefully to what Al Davis (Former Owner of the Oakland Raiders).
GREAT VID. It’s worth nothing that Babe Ruth is still the only player in baseball history to hit 60 homeruns in 154 games without the use of performance-enhancing drugs. They only played 154 game seasons back then. When Roger Maris broke his record in 1961, he needed more games than Ruth had in order to do it. The only other three people to hit more than 60, Barry Bonds, Sammy Sosa, and Mark McGwire, all used performance-enhancing drugs. Over 90 years later, no one has been able to do what Ruth did. He also had one of the highest batting averages in baseball history to go with all that power. Don’t let his low MVP and All-Star numbers fool you, they didn’t have those things during most of his career or he would’ve won about 9 MVPs and been an All-Star every year. He also always came though in the clutch. He is, quite simply, the greatest baseball player who ever lived. And no one else really comes close.
It wasn't all Ruth by 1927. That team was a team of all-stars. He was the centerpiece but a man named Lou Gehrig was almost as good, as him and batting right behind him. There is a famous movie with Gary Cooper called Pride of the Yankees thats about Gehrig. Gehrig was the polar opposite of Ruth in everything. Shy and quiet and hated the spotlight. Handsom and built like a modern-day athlete. He died at 39 from ALS or Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis. But they just call it Lou Gehrig's disease now. Basically, you lose control of your muscles over several years until you suffocate. After Ruth left the Yankees Gehrig and a young Joe DiMaggio carried the torch to even more W.S. championships than Ruth did. And after DiMaggio, who was one of Marilyn Monroe's husbands, it was Mickey Mantles time to lead the Yankees.
I watched part one because I that in that thumbnail he resembled Louis Ortiz a little. I knew his story from a couple of movies, one starring John Goodman and the other way back with William Bendix. Course he had that 'American' look that I associate with people like Rocky Marciano and Lou Costello, you know, small town, Mom's apple pie and hot dogs. But as in all these videos, I appreciate your appreciation. Come to think of it, yours is an apposite byname. There is something irresistibly ALLURING about seeing a woman genuinely admiring the things I admire.
WATCH Drazen Petrovic highlights. A Crotian Super star who played in the NBA and was praised by NBA legends and died in a traffic accident.
I grew up in Baltimore. There was a pub in Catonsville, MD just west of the city that I went to a few times in the 1980's. The first time I went there I noticed a lot of pictures of the Babe on the walls. I sat at the end of the bar, ordered a beer and then I was amazed at the man sitting two stools away. It was Babe Ruth. Actually, it was his nephew (I think, definitely related). We talked a bit and I found he owned the bar. It was amazing to see the resemblance to the Babe. If he was dressed in an old Yankees uniform I would have been talking with the Babe himself. Thanks for the beer Mr. Ruth.
My favorite thing about Ruth will always be his love for children. He never turned down a child for an autograph! Every picture I ever seen of The Babe with children, he always has a huge smile on his face. Almost like he was safely in his element,always trying to make children happy,showing them the love that he never got,even when he was near death. He was abandoned by his parents to an orphanage as a child, and he chose to do the opposite his entire life. Truly amazing human being. HBO does a much better documentary!
oh and check out Larry Bird trash talking or savage moments your basketball knowledge is Great too
Allure try to check out Tyrone "Muggsy" Bogues. He's the shortest nba player. Standing at 5'3. ;)
Could you react to NFL player Rob Gronkowski? Here is good video on him: ruclips.net/video/fgD7Lzu6TvM/видео.html
Curse of the Bambino...the red Sox were the dominate team when they sold babe Ruth winning the world series..after selling babes..no world series until a few years ago..finally ending for Boston..the curse of the Bambino
They didn’t want him as a manager because he wasn’t racist. He was a big advocate of black baseball players joining the MLB and was friends with a lot of them so they kept him away.
He's what historians would call a pillar. He's an American foundational figure. Yes, he'll always be with us.
ruclips.net/video/eY85StVyaRE/видео.html he was only 5”11 he fought guys that were 6’7... he was considered the best pound for pound fighters in the game. He took his own life in 2011. Rypien has a lot fights if you take a look at them he won a lot of them.
The " Babe " is a true American Icon and a Big kid at heart he was always giving stuff to the children during that time. The baseball in 1920 was wound tighter than in years past that was called the dead ball era after a few innings the ball would become misshapen and softer but he still hit more hr in that time than some teams. For me Ruth and Robinson are true heroes of the game. they both had to overcome so much. Watch the series Baseball by Ken Burns its the greatest documentary on the game. Their is a funny story about the babe when the pallbearers were taking him to his final resting place one of the pallbearers who were all fomer baseball players said "I would give 100 dollars for a beer (it was hot that day) someone else said "so would the Babe" lol
fun fact the babe hit the first home run in yankee stadium and the Yankees won the world series .....2009 the new stadium Derek Jeter hit the first home run and the Yankees won the world series that year....that's why baseball is America's past time and most beloved game you cant write something that beautiful in years to come when I tell my children stories of watching great players when I was young at the ballpark I'll pass the love of the game on to them and they will carry it with them forever.....my greatest baseball memories are not even games I grew up in southern California and every summer growing up Wednesday night and Sunday night going to church with my dad and listening to vin Scully speak and announce Dodger baseball there was nothing like it even when I was older and away from home till vinny retired I would turn on the game not a care in the world and listen to the greatest sports announcer of all time broadcast the greatest sport of all time
You should do a reaction to Lou Gehrig who complimented Babe Ruth well(he was an RBI machine) and also Willie Mays
He has a chocolate bar named after him...nuf said LOL....but seriously, baseball is synonymous with babe ruth
you should do a tandem one about Lou gehrig and cal Ripken jr. about gehrigs 2130 starit games and then cals 2632 games strait never sat out a game
If you react to a Raider, you need to react to another Raider. Derek Carr.
Specifically the video made by Joseph Vincent
ruclips.net/video/R0EC7RuW7fI/видео.html
The girl in the video is pretty hot...but I have a feeling she knew a little bit more about Ruth and his career. In my opinion this documentary was pretty basic and has zero substance.
Even today every thing done in Any sport is still measured against Babe Ruth.....70 years after he played
Him and Ty Cobb are by far the best to live in Major League Baseball. The movie called "Cobb", played by Tommy Lee Jones is one of the most epic baseball movies of all time.
I really don’t think that there is a argument at Babe Ruth and Michael Jordan is one and two when it comes to greatest American athletics ever.babe 1920 and 1921 seasons are still the best hitting season ever
There are some that say the reason babe was never hired to manage was that the powers that be thought he might look to hire black players because he played against many of them when he went barnstorming on days that the Yankees didn't play. His daughter, Julia Ruth Stevens said in so many words.
and one about nolan Ryan hands down the greatest pitcher of all time over 5000 strike out idk the exact number but basically 200 more then anyone else
In 1920 Babe hit more homeruns than any other team! Also, his all time Home run record took 2500 more at bats to break!
You do know that the MLB was segregated when he played right? He was great but how do you really measure that when he didn’t compete against the best?
You should do a documentary on Ty Cobb as well. His documentary is shocking too.
Love to see your reaction to the French Rugby league fights. m.ruclips.net/video/idB9yP1Lcdo/видео.html
Roberto Clemente was the best ball player ever speed hitting athletisim he had it all
Wonderful review and response and your awareness of the kind of person he was. Very good analysis and it brought tears to my eyes.
Want to do another humble super star Tim Duncan's a 5 time's NBA champion
I’m first today
Babe you should take a look at the “Human Highlight” Dominique Wilkins!
Please look up Lou Gehrig please you would love it and it will bring tears to you eyes I promise you.
I watch all your video's and Only thing I keep thinking is how fine you are.
Please do Wilt Chamberlain Basketball all timer. He has he own record book in the NBA
Babe's teammate was also a baseball icon who was known as The Iron Man who played in over 2000 straight games and was an amazing hitter in his own right ,they are probably the most formidable hitters to have played on the same team at the same time . Unfortunately more people probably know the name of the disease named for him than his baseball legacy .
2130 games to be exact
You’re talking about Lou Gehrig. His nickname was “The Iron Horse”, not “Iron Man”. That nickname was given to Cal Ripken Jr. when he broke Gehrig’s consecutive games played streak in 1995.
A fantastic player as well, most definitely, and would be a good choice to check out also.
Probably would've played a lot more if he didn't have to retire due to ALS
Lou Gehrig is one of the most iconic players in baseball history. Most people know Gehrig for what he did on the field rather than his disease.....
yea now that youve watched babe ruth, and barry bonds, you need the inbetween, hank aaron. he broke ruths record, that bonds now has.
How many people get a candy bar named after them? Raise your hand if you did.
9:50 that I had a better year than Hoover line was hard when you extrapolate that bad that Hoover inflicted
React to Ronald Acuna highlights he was a rookie last year and won rookie of year
React to Les Twins
Les twins are awesome
Maybe you can react to Sébastien chabal ? Is a french rugby player and a real beast
You Should react to leroy sane who plays for man city.. he is a young talent
Great documentary, great reaction, keep em coming!
You should do a video on Frank Lampard
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Can you please react to ilir latifi (mma) highlights
You should check out Ayrton Senna the greatest racecar driver
He is Romanian and he was oane of the best football players in the world.
You should watch Tracy mcgrady aka t-Mac
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Iker casillas or memo Ochoa , they are futbol goalkeepers
Allure if you see this can you tell me do you edit your own videos or does someone edit it
Do a review of George Best.....and Satchel Paige
Can you react to kyrie Irving highlight videos?
U need react to Thank U Cristiano Ronaldo from Real Madrid channel