The Astros BROKE The Yankees
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- Опубликовано: 23 окт 2022
- The Astros BROKE The Yankees.
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U deserve 1 mill subs
Yeah, I'll agree with that.
Agreeed
Fr
Agreeeddd
Eh, maybe 950,069 tops.
It's not a rivalry. It's a yearly execution.
Well put
very original 💀
Factz!
The Yankees need to regain the pitching that, they had in the late 1990's again.
? So they have caught up to 27 world series then right? Oh wait.. they never will
True yankee fans understand that Houston is the LAST team we wanna face in the playoffs.
Also the redsox
Real yankee fans know the Steinbrenners are cheap assholes
We only lost due to errors
that’s right. the other fans that say they wanted houston are just your typical NY cocky meatballs
@@kateofone Yeah, I’d say striking out 50 times is definitely erroneous. 🙄
One thing Yankees learned from the Astros, elite pitching destroys elite hitting, Yankees have sluggers but any good pitcher will quiet those bats. Time to make some changes
yes yes and yes
Idk. They signed Cole and still can't keep Astros down lol
Sluggers who strikeout 50 times a game.
Can’t compete it the ball isn’t put in play
@@orangefox1231 Cole is one dude
@@loggerhead837 and he’s also the most overrated pitcher in baseball
As a Yankee fan, I knew the Astros were gonna win. They played extremely well and the Yankees didn't even try to answer until it was too late. Hopefully this causes management to take a long look at themselves and improve for the future.
@@bluethunder7391 this reply doesn’t make sense
@@bluethunder7391 I think he was saying he new the Austros were going to beet the Yankees.
Fingers crossed Boone and Cashman are gone
@@JacquamillafiousJBH i think he thinks that floralgem was saying the Yankees would win
@@DrAnarchy69 gonna be hard for Cashman to leave the organization lol he’s being with them since he was a teenager as an intern
“We want Boston”
3-1 Red Sox
“We want Houston”
4-0 Astros
Gotta say as a Sox fan this is pretty gratifying
As an Astros fan 😂🤣😂
As a non-Yankee fan LOL
@@alexrod9271 as a fan of the sport of baseball
says the last place sux fan
@@bilbobaggins5962 At least the Red Sox have won 2 World Series in the last decade. Your team hasn't even made it to one
That Altuve Home run off Chapman never gets old.
It’s literally my favorite MLB highlight, as of now.
It’s that sneer that he gives after he serves up…like, “HOW”
The shortest batter vs the tallest pitcher
@@abtwopoint0 Chapman isn't close to the league's tallest pitcher lol
The one with the wire under the jersey ?
"We want Houston"
Astros: so you have chosen more humiliation.
The crazy thing is, if it wasn't for a couple of ninth inning comebacks at home, the Yankees could easily have gone 0-11 against the Astros this season.
The Astros secret sauce has to be in its farm system, coaching players to perform at its best. As an Astros fan, I courage the Yankees and other teams to try this. You can only pay for so many $300m players.
I mean, the Rays do that as well, but they always trade away their star minor league players. I say this as a Durham Bulls fan (Tampa’s Triple A Affiliate). Montgomery and Durham consistently win games and championships, and produce high quality players for the Rays. But the Rays organization is inept and always decides to trade those players away.
The Yankees typically have a solid farm system. I don't think they've done a good job utilizing it the past couple seasons, but there's no doubt that they put a lot of emphasis on the farm system.
I don't mean that other teams don't have farm system. What's underneath the hood and makes the major team more successful? I'd be very interested in videos/content/commentary what the teams are doing on their farm system, what makes the MLB team successful. It's much more interesting me to see progress on farm/minors to majors than X team paid $XXX million trade. Are teams bringing the same analytics/coaching/support on the minor/farm level?
Life long Astros fan, seen the 90s-now and when the Astros lost their first World Series we had like 3 more competitive years kinda then it all came crashing down. I remember how turned off fans got because of how well we did then all of the sudden rebuild. There was talks of the team moving towns even. So happy we stuck thru and got where we are. Go Astros! Houstonians have your backs
I dont think they were gonna move around those times, they wanted to before MMP was built because the Astrodome was renovated in the 80's for the Oilers (Tennessee Titans now) then they moved so the Astros didn't like how it wasn't Baseball focused anymore, but I remember those times I thought they never wanted to Win then they moved them to the AL and they rest is history
Sounds like Houston has a lot of fair weather fans. Rebuilds happen to every team.
I remember this. They almost changed back to the Colt 45’s as well. The best thing about going to the games in those rebuild days was the dollar hotdogs lol. It was tough times but my family and I are true Houstonion fans and never turned our backs on any of the hometown teams. Great comment
@@TheCybercoco Houston sports fans are usually cautious and modest when it comes to expectations. And they're very patient when it comes to going through a productive rebuild of a team.
@@TheCybercoco oh trust me man I’ve lived here all my life and I think Houston sports fans might be the fakest fan in the country. Yeah from about 2009~ to 2015 MMP was empty for a lot of games but all of a sudden once the Astros start winning again everyone is an Astros fans. That happened with the Texans and rockets but since now they are both bad no one is a “fan” of them anymore. Fake as shit
I spent the 80s and 90s in the dome cheering for mediocre teams after suffering through the 86’ playoff loss. This run over the last 6 years has been wonderful. Much respect to the Yankees. My 10 year old son has had the best of it as this good version of the Stros is all he knows.
Suffering? Try being a Cubs fan your whole life. Lol
I appreciate your respect for the Yankees and respect what Houston has done to us recently. Hopefully it can be more competitive in the future!
My brutha, that's a pain I know all too well, but man this era sure is sweet. I wish my dad and grandpa were here to see this.
@@synister281 y’all won a championship before us (Astros fan btw)
My kids are 9 and 5. They don't know bad Astros baseball. Lucky them. I saw enough to cover for both of 'em.
2018: WE WANT BOSTON!
_they get destoryed_
2022: WE WANT HOUSTON!
_they get swept_
Seem's like the twitter meme "I'm going to shock the world". Coincidence that both times they said that they get swept?
That Jordan meme made my day 😂😂😂😂
And he took it personally
That was golden! 😂👌
Astros played in as many innings vs the Yankees as Seattle.
Though the “3-0” wouldn’t indicate as much, Seattle put up one hell of a fight. Made Houston earn each game
@@sendAJtospace it's honestly hilarious that Seattle put up wayyyyyyy more of a fight than the yanks did
@@sendAJtospace their biggest error was putting in Robbie Ray to face Air Yordan especially considering Astros were down to their last strike until Peña got the base hit against Sewald. Had they held on and won game 1, they might’ve had a stronger chance against Houston but that walkoff kinda shifted momentum and yet the Mariners still made them work the next two games
@@silentstorm5439 The Seattle Mariners and the Houston Astros are the only TWO teams that have the Yankees at less than .500 win rate. Makes sense why it was harder to beat Mariners than the Yankees.
It’s a shame we didn’t see Seattle play CLE in the ALDS. An ALCS with Houston vs. Seattle would have been a much better series than NYY
My Astros are showing how to stay good year after year, Springer, Correa, Cole left as free agents, so our farm system replaced them with Tucker, Peña, and 4 really good starting pitchers, that’s how you maintain a good team year in and year out.
I’m laughing my ass off since I’m a Red Sox fan watching what the Yankees have become. This is brilliant comedy
And I’m a Mets fan this is amazing
Red Sox aint even make it to 80 wins son!!!! they got swept 4 games by the Yanks, and split 2 games with THE ORIOLES!!! the ORIOLES BRO!!! YALL TRADED AWAY YALL CATCHER FOR A SCRUB WHO GOT 1 HOMER AND 37 HITS IN 168 AT BATS!!!!! talk about comedy
True 🤣.
Ur forgetting that the red sox are the worst team in the league💀💀💀
@@omarmaldonado3896 bro so salty
NY can complain about 2017 all they want, but in the 4 games in Houston they averaged LESS than 1 run a game. Tough to beat a team when you can barely score.
Not to mention they averaged 8-9 runs a game for the games in NY. A fairly suspicious difference in scoring at home vs on the road but I’m sure it’s probably a coincidence.
Exactly lol. They complain about the astros cheating in '17, and yet they stay quiet about that massive gap in OPS for the yanks at home vs away during the ALCS, plus the huge difference in runs scored. On top of that they ignore the now unsealed letter that proves the yankees also had a system for telling their hitters what pitch was coming which means it proves they were cheating at least as hard as the astros.
And the thing most yankee fans don't wanna admit or hear is that the astros stopped cheating in the 2017 postseason anyways which means the astros were not even stealing signs against the yankees.
LOL.... Expose them!
Facts
when they yankees are low enough to make excuses every single time they lose, theyre low enough to cheat if they had a chance. they no doubt were doing the same shit as the astros
What?? Maybe Houston had their aces going right when they wanted (at home, where they had the extra advantage)
You can't be broken when you are dominated by the same team on an annual basis. They was nothing to break, they were already broken before it began.
Yankees fan here, very sad about the sweep but as much as I hated to say this and I'm pretty sure everyone here already knew that, the Astros are a superior team, hands down, they lost Cole, Correa and Springer, Brantley was out and Altuve did not hit at all, was not a factor whatsoever and we got swept and at home, call it what you want but they exelled in pitching and defense, the Yanks folded, don't know if they just got intimidated or just simply ran out of gas. We were a different team in the 1st half and after the break they just started spiraling down, almost loosing a 16 game lead in the division. There is no excuse, poor pitching from top to bottom and poor defense will lose lots of games (not mentioning Boone's under achieving managing).
As an Astros fan….If your fan base can learn to have a better attitude and leave the hate at home when going to home games and away games, That might change the luck of your team! Try it, bc Yankees had a ton of talent this year and they played with such negative energy that I believe came directly from their fans !!
@@melb2258FYI ALL the fan bases have ignorant attitudes, not just the Yankees my friend,, not trying to justify the bad behavior of some people but that's a real fact because I've seen it personally so that is not it, you are pinpointing the wrong issue here, the Yankees loosing to the Astros has nothing to do with their fan base, that's really ignorant and childish to say that if you ask me and if you know about baseball.
@@mario3mmelero571 well he is partially right. Some of the Fans make it unbearable to cheer for the Yankees. Especially the ones that held up signs in 2017 wishing Houston would be destroyed by a hurricane and throwing beer on our managers wife and family at Yankee stadium. I do get what you are saying though,. yes The Astros have own the yankees ever since they got to the AL.
@@navyvet7138 As a Cub fan, I want to thank the Astros for moving to the American League. I'm sure fans of other National League teams would agree, especially fans of NL Central teams.
@@stephenkammerling9479 Not the Pirates! Regardless of who is in the division, the Pirates always seem to play for the worst record in the division!
Although the Astros truly broke the Yankees, the real nemesis of the Yankees postseason runs is NOT Jose Altuve, but a HOF pitcher Justin Verlander.
As of now, Verlander’s team (including his stint with Tigers) is 6 for 6 in winning postseason series against the Yanks.
Yankees gonna come back and beat em
Wrong. The Yankees real nemesis is Brian Cashman
Live by the homerun.......
this. this really brought a smile to my face
@@speedybasket5205 no they’re not and even if they do next year (which they won’t) astros will always own the wankees
I'm getting sick of everyone calling out the Astros for cheating yet they never mention the Yankees cheating.
Or the red socks. Or the cardinals for hacking. Or the mariners. The list goes on.
Beltran brought the scam from the Yankees. Hinch was weak and didn't throw he and dirtbag cora out
It’s just unfortunate because we won a World Series doing it, when we REALLY didn’t have to with a roster like that
same here. If anything we won IN SPITE of the cheating. More wins on the road than we did at home that year as well. It’s so funny to me too that Mike Fiers who snitched has been ass ever since
@@eddie8873 Mike Fiers only relevant moment was a no hitter he pitch while with the Astros, in which he ironically cheated to accomplish.
I knew the Yankees weren’t going to beat Houston. Not surprised they got swept
Most people predicted the Astros would beat them, no one predicted a sweep however.
I remember saying to fellow Yankees fan after Allstars break this year, One team that HAS OUR NUMBER that being Houston Astros. As a Yankees fan YOU DONT MESS WITH TEXAS....
Unless it’s the Rangers.
As a twins fan, thank you Astros
Ditto from another Twins fan.
@@DangFee78 Why don't you walleye -looking hicks just let them move that team somewhere else?
Watching Yankee fan ask for and get Houston only to get absolutely destroyed never gets old.
This loss hurts. Not because they lost, but because they got swept, because the front office is stuck in its own ways to admit any wrongdoing, and because I don't see how they resign Judge WITHOUT using that as an excuse to not sign other FAs in the next couple years
Sounds like my Cowboys front office.
@@Peaches0359 Ya the cowboys have had it even worse for nearly 30 years since their dynasty in the 90’s, stuck in that average to good team limbo, but never having a good enough team to even make it back to the Super Bowl. My Astros have been nothing short of amazing and a perennial winner, while my Texans, well there’s nothing to say about them. I’d rather be the Cowboys the last 30 years then the woeful McNair run/Bill O’Brien/ Jack Easterby destroyed Texans….😂😂
The Seattle Mariners did get swept, technically, but they made every single one of those games extremely close. They played the astros tougher than anyone has in the post season. The mariners are going to rival the astros over the next few years.
I agree. They are a mix of young and old with a former Astro for a mgr. They will be in the hunt for the next few years. The Astros cannot sleep on Seattle
@@edwardkeating5285 agreed. they are young enough that a year of thinking what could had been will make them dangerous next year. they also are not going to lose too many star players to free agency as most are still in rookie contracts. They just need to retool a bit.
I hope so.
I love both franchises.
Mariners fans don't like talking about game 1 against astros though. Losing a 7-2 lead is pretty bad imo.
They were close but it was also the mariners playing their best while the Astros played their worst.
Verlander gave up 6ER in game 1 and the Mariners lost.
Astros literally didnt score for 17 innings and the Mariners lost in game 3.
Game 2 (4-2 houston in a game the Astros dominated the whole time) is more representative of what it will be like going forward
Yankees fans said they wanted Houston. Now, Phillies fans are chanting they want Houston. We'll give them every inch of the Astros. Ask and ye shall receive. Go 'Stros!
The crowd was broken, too. Even when the Yankees had opportunities for something good to happen, the crowd just wasn't into it. A good friend of mine, a long-time Yankees fan, told me prior to game 4, "Why delay the inevitable?" They'd given up before it even started.
As soon as u said that the coach sent around highlights of the only 3-0 comeback ever, I just started to laugh my ass off knowing which series it was, ain’t no way he was actually being serious
That's low blow to their morale. I love it
It Involved The Boston Red Sox Of All Teams
“Not only do the Houston Astros own the Yankees, they broke them too”. Pure comedic gold right there.
As a lifelong Astros fan, I'm glad to see the respect that's due from this current Astros reign. It's a fucking sight to behold and while pissed we don't have two more to claim, we get this one it's a huge weight lifted off. We're fuckin' due. Go 'Stros. Good video by the way haha.
It also feels like the Astros took their identity by becoming the evil team that everyone else kinda hates.
Until they face the Yankees then many of us are willing to switch mantra
I mean they should considering that 18 other teams allegedly were stealing signs too, but MLB needed a scapegoat
They embrace it until someone insults them - then they get offended that someone would hate their team. It's a bizarre situation down there.
@@jamesriley872 And who better to scapegoat than the team that constantly beats Manfred's favorite team the Yankees. It was a scapegoat hit job. Nothing else. So many teams did the same exact thing. Including his Yankees that invented it.
@@Adoublelan13 never thought about it like that but that's a good point. Fans also forget about Manfred's gag order to players. A lot of players wanted to say, "hey more than half the teams are using a sign stealing system", but they couldn't.
The we want Houston chant brought a huge smile to my face
I was there for the Disastros era, and I'm still here for the dynasty.
Remember how we used to call them the "Lastros" during those dreary years?
Since the 70s
"dynasty"
@@victoriabriscoe8460 Ohhhhh..... I remember!!! It was reflection of cheap, non dedicated ownership!
The Astros broke me heart in 1979, 1980 and 1986. I dropped out of Houston sports for many years but now...... I'm back in it with both feet.....with the Stros at least....LoL!!!
Yankees be like, “ we want Houston!!!!!” Well wait till you get swept and look at the expressions on Yankees fans
They got precisely what they asked for.
What were we supposed to say ? We dont want them ??? How else were we going to go to the world series after beating the guardians ???
@@joegonzales1425 you were NEVER going to the WS yankees fans are the modern day cowgirls fans 🤣🤡
The bit with MJ laughing at yankee fans chanting has me in stitches
Bro BROOOOOO LITERALLY THAT WE WANT HOUSTON CLIP. You are everything bro thank you for making this reality check video. As a diehard yankee fan I needed to see how much entitlement I had expecting us to steam role through the Astro’s. Its comedy, its so one dimensional to think we are throwin all the punches and wont take any hits. Its like imagining a fight happening and going in your favor but dont think about anything bad happening to you. This is the day dream come to life and the reality is we got F’d up big time and all out punches were punitive and futile. End of rant but this hit the nail on the head watching this video.
Coming from a Yankees fan, they haven’t been the same since George left the team to his son, also it’s a philosophy where they only go after guys that for sure want to play for the Yankees. It’s just a lot of factors that have came to this moment where I think they’ve realized this whole team has got to be restructured.
Because to George is was a team where establishing a winning tradition was what was important, to this son and family that runs it now it's a business where bottom line is what's important now. Obviously you want the team to be financially successful as yes it is a business at the end of the day, but the difference in results is directly tied to that. George spent like a madman to win, he still made lots of money, but maximizing that profit wasn't the end goal.
His son only cares about how much he profits off the team. Once judge leaves you bet your ass Hal is gonna use it and this postseason as an excuse to cut payroll
@@maxdubs2241 truth
That's bc no one wants to go to the Yankees and be forced to shave like you're in the Army
They haven’t been the Yankees since they moved yankee stadium.
This ALCS matchup was predicted early in the season with Houston winning. The Yankees can be happy being second best and watching the world series on TV just like me.
When you bury the house that Ruth built, you bury the legacy of what the team was with it.
Damn. Not wholly accurate since they did win their last World Series in the first season in the new stadium, but yeah, there is a definite tapering off around that point.
@@Gemnist98 But the old Yankee Stadium wasn't tore down until after they won that title
As a Mets fan, whose father is a Red Sox fan, this gives me so much joy.
Orange and blue stand together
It gives you so much joy, to watch a team lose when your team couldn’t even advance. 😂. Fckn loser. Thanks for watching us from home. 😎 I hope Red Sox enjoyed last place too. Sorry dad 😭
glad to please you!
Astros fan here😂🤣😂
As soon as the Yankees *barely* beat the Guardians to advance to the ALCS, I knew that their chances of winning against the Astros were slim-to-none! 😓
The difference between the current Yankees ballclub and the one that dominated in the late-'90s...those dominant Yankees teams checked their egos at the door. I'm a Blue Jays fan but I always had tremendous respect for what those Yankee teams were doing. Bernie Williams, Paul O'Neill, Tino Martinez, Scott Brosius, Andy Pettitte, Mariano Rivera, they were talented ballplayers but they also played collective as a unit. They didn't produce spectacular numbers individually, but they didn't have to. COLLECTIVELY, like I said, they just flatout dominated. But they were a team that, even if you weren't a Yankees fan, you couldn't help but watch because they were just so damn good in every way. The current Yankees ballclub is good, a playoff lock every season....but they HAVEN'T been great like those past Yankee teams. That's because the Houston Astros are the team that's been playing GREAT in the American League( albeit, they still have but 1 championship with their current lineup to show for it but they could be on the verge of winning another championship shortly ). The Astros have been the class of the American League( even if their success has been 'shrouded' in controversy at times ), while the Yankees have been constantly chasing the Astros but haven't come close to catching or surpassing the Astros. And that may not change either anytime soon.
EXACTLY, as a lifetime yanks fan its clear its a roster but not a team atm and frankly boone isnt helping jack shit... its a patchwork "team" of glass cannons and it sucks because greatness again is right there just barely on the horizon, it hurts my soul to see but I have faith
Omg WE WANT HOUSTON!!! Chant made me laugh, that was hilarious, i was not aware that Yankees fans were chanting that.
I think “exposed” them is a better word. This Yankee era was always broken, but an ass kicking brought it to light. Just think if the Astros didn’t beat them everybody in NY would still be talking about how great Gary Sanchez is.
As a Yankees fan who watches the game as a bit more of a neutral then a die hard fan, I wanted nothing to do with Houston I could see that sweep coming from a mile away. Kudos to them tho they are such a good team, the best all year by and large imo and by a fair margin too. I see them going on to win the World Series pretty comfortably against the Phillies, being honest probably in 5 maybe 4 games. As for the Yankees tho I feel like the front office is to blame more then anything. They have failed to evolve with the game over the decade and it’s exposed horribly anytime they are able to have a postseason run. Each shortcoming as mentioned in the video, they’ve been beat by a better run, better coached, and better developed team. The Yankees need a massive shake up in every department more then anything else rn. Couldn’t be further away from a 28th title smh
🤜🤛 Respect my friend thank you logical Yankee fan there out there. Best of luck to you.👨🏾🚀🙏🏻
I think that the Astros are favorite, but the phillies have a different motivation. As an astros fan, i would not give the phillies any chance at all!!!
As an astros fan i think itll be stros in 6, but a comfy 6, i think bryce and schwarber will pull some shit out their ass to win a couple
@@georgebulova that’s pitching staff is just too dominant imo like 5 different ace level guys and then a bullpen that just bully’s man. Its the astros to lose for sure. But they go on and Win it
@@domenicsantilli400 I hear you man that pitching staff is just too dominant imo
9 of the Yankees WS championships came from 1961 and after: which is when expansion teams first appeared (thereby creating more competition). So 66% of their championships were when it was a smaller 8 team league, with no Lague Championship Series.
And Houston has two championships one of wich is tainted so 50% of your championships are legit 😂😂😂
2015 was the fruits of the Yankees desperation winter of 2013 where they signed Carlos Beltran, Brian McCann, Jacoby Ellsbury, Masahiro Tanaka, yet strangely they let Robinson Cano go. They had missed the playoffs and the fans weren't happy with their plan to try to participate in revenue sharing again by keeping payroll down. They hadn't participated in a while due to going over the luxury tax limit. 2017 the Astros strangely had both Beltran and McCann on the team lol.
What is amazing is that the Astros won again in 2022 with only a handful of the same players that were on the 2017 WS championship team
As a Yankee fan I had no hope this team would have beaten Houston. Once I seen the overwhelming amount of times they struck out in game 1 I knew they were in trouble. The real problem is Justin verlander who seems to be getting better with late age.
I hope people listen to the part where you laid out how many years the Astros sucked. Too many people are acting like they have either always been a dominant team or they got good overnight. It was a slow steady climb to the top. If only they hadn't cheated. So stupid.
I’ve never seen dominance to a team that has the most World Series titles it’s crazy to think about
During the clip of Jordan laughing while we want houston chat was going, I expected it to end with Verlander's face cropped over Jordan and Jordan saying and I took that personally
Yankees fans have already asked themselves these two questions:
"This is how our season ends after waiting five years for revenge?"
"We rallied to defeat the Indians and fell to the Astros like this?"
This will be a long winter for Aaron Boone and his Yankees players.
If you were paying attention this was predictable.
Waiting five years? My man, that was only three seasons ago.
@Kevin M The move to the AL wasn't what changed it for the Astros -- that was the change in ownership (that happened at the same time). Jim Crane bought the team from Drayton McClane. McClane ran the team on a similar philosophy to the NYY -- he overpaid for players late in their career who had less production in them than they had years on their contract (Carlos Lee). When Crane bought the team, the move to the AL was part of the deal forced in by the MLB -- sort of like an open roof. Crane hired Lunow and they stripped it down fully and rebuilt from the ground up -- good drafts (except for most of the pitchers that were taken in the first round) and high quality player development.
Right now, the Yordan Alvarez trade is trending towards the best in the history of the franchise, right behind the Jeff Bagwell trade. If Alvarez plays a HOF career for the Astros, then it could be the best trade ever made by the Astros. In both cases, the Astros got an amazing slugger for a good pitching arm that had a little bit of production left in them. In the case of Alvarez, we sent the Dodgers the reliever that would give up key home runs to the Astros in game 2 of the World Series in Dodger Stadium. So, we won that trade twice.
Well and succinctly stated. Lidge pushed Philly over. In 1980, Carleton, Schmidt and Rose topped us, now it's time to make it right!
We want Houston chats and than Michael Jordan laughing is hilarious 😂😂😂
as a yankee fan this is the summarization of this ~rivalry i've been waiting for i needed it to be told this way. u got every detail
As an Astros fan this was extremely funny and entertaining😂😂 wE WaNT hOUsToN!😂😂
I think the Astros figured out how to hack the Yankees' pitchcom
I was born in 2002 all I know is pain I hate seeing our team make themselves look like asses blaming our losses on bad luck it’s pathetic and I don’t know how they’ll ever overcome this
There was a time when the Yankees truly were the 'Evil Empire'! I'm sure it will happen again! But its nice for the rest of baseball to have some parity!
I was honestly so confused when they chanted “we want houston!”
I thought they had given up totally and were on our side so hearing this makes it so damn funny 💀💀
The fact that the Yankees decided they’re gonna get motivated by their own team blowing the 3-0 lead. AND THEN THEY CALLED BIG PAPI 😂
Basically, the Astros are the Yankees' daddy and the Red Sox are their supportive mommy when they get their feelings hurt.
😂😂😂
That Gold 😂😂😂😂
Since houston astros move to AL division they become yankees worst nightmare 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
That Jordan clip was perfect 😆
This is great news, the last thing baseball needs is the Yankees buying the WS every year. Now their fans can experience what it's like for fans of other teams.
The relationship between the Astros and Yankees is similar to Cleveland LeBron vs the Toronto Raptors
I wish we could come up a name to call NYC in the vein of Lebronto
@@vaudou_ Like we call Dodger Stadium as Minute Maid Park West, Yankee Stadium is Minute Maid Park North
As a Yankee fan it's tough to watch but a acknowledgeable truth. Until we prove otherwise.
When they beat the Yankees again I immediately thought of Aaron rogers’ “I still own you” to the bears crowd. Stros own the Yankees
If you look at it, you could make the case that the Yankees late season doldrums started when they played Houston during the summer.
I was a bit too young to fully appreciate the killer B's of the early 2000's but I started really paying attention in the early 2010's. Those crappy Astros teams taught me what it's like to get knocked down, get up again, and move forward. Because at some point your struggles will turn into something else. Never did twelve year old me think they would be Yankee slayers but here we are.
As I Yankees fan I don’t like that this video exist but I really like your channel, I’ll never forget game 5 2019 I got $99 dollar 100 level seats that win was so special that night
Pretty simple. Astros play the way the Yankees used to play in the 90s /early 2000s, when they actually used to win the world series. Timely hitting, 2 out runs, cashing in on errors, manufacturing runs, stubborn relief pitching. Oh, and minimal strikeouts.
Sayin the words “We Want Houston” really is becoming the baseball kiss of death, ain’t it? And as a life long Houstonian, I couldn’t be happier.
It's the Astros pitching that really makes them so good. Good solid starters, and great relievers, while most teams bullpen stinks.
And Ohtani owns the Astros, so Ohtani, not Judge, is the MVP.
And Ohtani watched the Astros win the 2022 World Series from his home like the rest of the teams.
@@MikeStephens-zc1wl yeah, aren't y'all so fortunate the angels suck, so the astros didn't have to face their daddy 😂
@@ec404 You really think one good pitcher can bring down the 2022 World Champion Houston Astros?
Too bad we will never know.
Just FYI- it was discovered that Boston, New York, and LA all cheated in 2017 too. So the Astros were just the best cheating team in 2017. The only team with a legit complaint is whoever lost the NLCD that year (I can’t remember right now)
Nah we just had a better team. Period👌
Yes but Boston could only cheat with a runner on second and LA and the Yankees even less than that
As a Mets fans I’m so glad to see Astros are the Yanks problems now 😂
Can we send Houston back to the NL for the Brewers?
I always thought that Astros to the American League was a bad move. I was just a little off.
I called it weeks ago...the Astros pitching was superior. Look how many times the Yanks struck out in this series
Yankees struck out like 35+ times in 2 games against Houston. Insane pitching, can't even be mad at the loss. We got sat the fuck down and tucked the fuck in.
@@Luke_Groundwalker and 50+ in those 4 games yikes
It wasn’t hard to call. They started rookies with like 1 month experience, a guy who hasn’t played in over 2 months after a broken foot, and some washed up guy named Josh Donaldson 😂
@@Ryan-cb1ei lmao you’re making excuses all over this comment section, everyone knew houston was gonna win not a lot of people saw the Yankees putting on almost 0 fight lmao in 4 games they led for I think 3 innings total lmao
@@JustLikeYou. I’m not making excusing at all and these are valid reasons they lost. That team was not the team you saw in the first half. That’s facts
As an Astros fan, I had the same reaction to the we want Houston chant, just pure laughter, the Yankees always give me a good chuckle 😂
Yep, the team with the better pitching staff won the series. Truly, that was the big difference between these two teams. The outcome was not surprising as the Astros were the better team all season long.
The yankees are learning the hard way you can't just buy championships anymore. With analytics and alot of the other moneyball concepts ruling baseball nowadays you have a lot of teams with smaller payrolls being able to be almost as good as the higher payroll teams, cuz alot of these smaller market teams have been able to get quality young playera for cheap, either through trades or just good scouting. This means the yankees can't just buy their way to better teams anymore. I mean they barely scraped by the Cleveland guardians (a team with a fraction of the yankees payroll) and only did so because of a rain delay where Nestor was gifted an extra day of rest lol.
Good luck in Anaheim Judge, Shohei don't let us down 😂🙈
They’ll still probably lose lol
@@Jarogoat hopefully not with the best MVP in the last 100 years. Then again the angels still suck ass so 🤷🏿♂️
hes probably
coming to the Mets or maybe even the Astros😅
@@gforce97 Astros don't want him because they can win without him.
Great video. Keep them coming
personally I am glad to see that Jose Altuve can still assert himself as the daddy to the Yankees while also adding Jeremy Pena as a father-in-waiting for the Yankees
Houston has been unbelievable this year. I don't think they'll lose a game..11-0..5 relief pitchers for Houston throw 100mph..Un-be-lievable...Keep up the great work bruddah.
I don't think Phillies will be a cakewalk. They have 2 excellent starting pitchers that will pitch 3-4 of the games if it goes 7. They also have some hot bats at the moment. Verlander hasn't been good in World Series starts, going 0-6 with a 5.68 ERA.
On paper, the Astros SHOULD win. Then again, they were also favored against the Nats in 2019 and Braves in 2021 and lost both series.
@@Po1itica11yNcorrect Philthydelphia is not much different from new york. Both cities are congested, dirty, expensive, crime- ridden cesspools and the people are mostly scumbag lowlifes. They're not going to win sh t just because they got hot down the stretch, but it ends tonight.
But just remember guys… 27 rings (slaps knee) 😂😂😂
Take a subway ride.
You sound more bitter than confident. 😂
As an astros fan I smile every time the we want Houston video comes up lmao
Hal Steinbrenner latest press conference had him stating that this season’s playoffs were unacceptable yet this clueless part owner of the Yankees said weeks ago that Aaron Boone was a very good manager who will return in 2023 and his GM Brian Cashman is also returning.
The Astros have more pitching depth than any other team in baseball. They simply do not have a weak link in that lineup. Combined with a very solid offence, It’s not that surprising that they swept the Yanks.
As a Yankee Fan I rather share a table at a bar with a Sox fans before an Astros fan. I was at Yankee Stadium when Judge hit a walk off home run in the bottom of the 10th to beat the Astros. To watch the Orange wearing Texans go home with that look on. their face was priceless. Who knew only a few months later that the Yankee Stadium would be the host for their ALCS Celebration. I HATE the Astros, but they earned my respect.
You now know how many fans feel about the Yankees.
Your team is legend. I've been an Astros fan since 1970. It wasn't you guys I hated. It was the Reds, Mets, Dodgers and the Cardinals. Since the move to the AL, it's NYY and Boston. Both franchises are everything we wanted to be. The last 6 years, we have been. Sports is cyclical...you will be back. Right now? Get off our field and watch us go kick some ass!
We'll all do it again next year... because we love baseball.
@@edwardkeating5285 I hope the Phillies destroy you but nonetheless, baseball brings us together. I hope you enjoy watching the world series with friends and family and you have a good time.
@@benjaminmonessa9224 thanks for the kind/honest (not so kind) words. No one would care if you guys weren't sports icons. I couldn't count how many Yankee biographies I have read since childhood (do you know about Mo Berg? What an amazing story!) Look at us Astros...Yogi Berra, one of the Mt. Rushmore catchers was on our staff for years...Mr. October? On our staff now. Yankee legend and influence will always be a part of baseball. I thank God that our organization is smart enough to draw from and learn from it. See you next spring!
@@edwardkeating5285 I'm only 20, so I'm a newer Yankee fan and wasn't around for the glory days you mention but I look forward to spring as well. Enjoy the rest of October, and who knows? Maybe you'll be the one to carry the mop in a week and a half yet again for the clean sweep.
Excellent ! You are the Best at what you do !
Great video. Great work.
I really love your channel buddy. As an Astros fan. I think you for saying what I'm thinking.
Good video for sure. Honestly, I think the Yankees broke themselves over time. I'm not a Yankees fan by any means, and I was definitely one that thought of them as the "Evil Empire" forever before that turning into the Astros after the scandal. However, as a baseball fan in general... it's easy to see their flaws and where they went wrong too.
For me, their turning point was the Stanton trade and how they handled their entire outfield debacle, and... how they are one of a few teams that still rely on "buying the best player" instead of fully developing, and more so trusting, their own talent. When it comes to the Stanton deal, that's what did it though. They didn't want to give up Torres to get Yelich in return, so instead, they just took on Stanton while already having their own Stanton in Aaron Judge (power righty right-fielder). In my mind, what this did was made them very righty-heavy in the middle of the lineup... and very beatable by a good, well located slider. For Torres, they could have ended up with an outfield of Yelich, Hicks, and Judge while having a deadly lefty and righty combo in the middle of their lineup. Instead, they ended up with both Judge and Stanton while also refusing to deal Frazier at the pique of his value, instead being forced to release him for nothing later. Now, they're in a situation where they probably want to keep Judge, but they also know they have Stanton under contract as well.
The Astros are owning teams because they are well balanced, so it's tough to pitch against them. You have guys like Altuve, Bregman, Gurriel, and now Pena from the right side while also having to deal with guys like Yordan and Tucker from the left side... all hitting for both contact and power. Then, that's paired with Verlander and their other homegrown talent in the rotation which also dominated the league. They have great minor league development, which allows them to compete while also trusting their farm system, which is arguably the biggest factor in a teams' success now because you can avoid the giant contracts that hold a franchise down long term... like those of Cole and Stanton. That's why the Astros could let a guys like Correa and Springer go while knowing they had Pena and Tucker to replace them.
Believe me, I hate praising the Astros... I'm a Mariners fan. But, that's also why I never feared playing the Yankees this year... they are easy to beat with the right pitching, which the Mariners have. The Astros were the ones I feared most, and it proved to be true. The way to do things now is to development elite young talent and lock them in long term... look at the JRod, Acuna Jr, Austin Riley, Wander Franco... look at those deals. They are paying them the most for their early 20's to 30ish years. And, compare that to the Yankees, where they are paying their ace in Cole and Stanton until they are both 38 years old... well past their prime. This is why I think the Yankees are going to decline, and I think it's already happening.
Just my two cents.
Mariners fan? Lmfao you must be one of those bigfoot hicks that live up there.
@@moseskongi4746 "Bigfoot hicks"... that's a new one. I've heard of people in the PNW being referred to as hippies and forest people, but never hicks. Either way, there wasn't even a thought in your response to respond to, so that's cool. So, my turn... I'm going to assume that since you read all of my post and all that came out of it was the fact that I'm a Mariners fan and you had to revert to calling me something that was an insult (I think? I mean, bigoot would be cool if he ended up being real)... that you are a Yankees fan that just can't handle the truth about his franchise's future. I wasn't even hating on the Yankees franchise... I just simply pointed out some turning points in their history and how it put them where they are now, and, why the way they do things is bad for their long-term success.
@@Gopper_Gaming-MLBTheShow I'm not a monkees, yuckees, yankees or whatever fan, but you bigfoot hicks sure are sensitive af. Write me another 1,000 word reply, sasquatch.
@@moseskongi4746 Bigfoot hicks made me laugh... I don't really care who you root for. Just baffled at the point of your reply to me and what exactly triggered you. This has all been funny to me.
Love the works of this channel.
Thank you!
I love your videos so much bro, I saw the notification at school and RAN to the bathroom to watch this video during class 😂❤️
Haha this makes me so happy. I hope you enjoyed it!!! Get back to class and get good grades, but keep on supporting! ❤️
always enjoy the videos. been grinding baseball, football, grades 💪
Astros fan here. What I will say is that the Astros have done a much better job of staying healthy this year than they have in most recent years, aside from losing Brantley of course. We have always dreamed of how unstoppable this team could be if they could make it to the playoffs with everyone healthy, and it appears that that dream is finally coming to life. The Yankees, on the other hand, seemed to have dealt with a fair number of injuries this year, but pulled it together just enough to get into the ALCS, where they needed more luck than they could reasonably ask for. Yes, they still have some healthy big bats and some great arms, but I feel like they would have presented a better challenge had they been as healthy as the Astros have. Perhaps the result would’ve still been the same, but I can sympathize with the Yankees that much.