🇬🇧BRIT Reacts To THE CRAZIEST “1 IN A TRILLION” MOMENTS IN US SPORTS HISTORY!
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- 🇬🇧BRIT Reacts To THE CRAZIEST “1 IN A TRILLION” MOMENTS IN SPORTS HISTORY!
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Hi everyone, I’m Kabir and welcome to another episode of Kabir Considers! In this video I’m Going to React To THE CRAZIEST “1 IN A TRILLION” MOMENTS IN SPORTS HISTORY!
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Only thing missing was Randy Johnson hitting a bird with a pitch.
I cant believe it's not in this video.
Sean Hynds:. Actually it is right at the end of this video but they do not let it finish.
I watched the whole thing waiting for that one clip. Some of the others were just as crazy though.
I was at a Mets game in early 1987.. It was early in the season.. guy on the Braves (my memory is telling me it was Ken Griffey Sr. but I'm probably wrong) hits an easy fly ball to Kevin McReynolds in Left Field.. except the ball hits and kills a seagull.. Braves score 2 runs on the play and go on to score another 2 in the inning.
Also in the 1980's was the Dave Winfield incident.. People in Toronto wanted Winfield arrested for killing a bird with a throw while warming up before a game.
Randy Johnson wasn't the only MLB player to kill a bird.. and I think the one who killed a bird with a fly ball was more impressive!
I was so excited to see the Florida Gators baseball team right after the Jacksonville Jags clip
I've made a.shot like that James shot against the backboard and rim. It was from the high post, at the halftime buzzer.
Enjoyed video
After seeing, it would be fun to see best golf shots, or something on Tiger's best...
Also Larry Birds passing game video.
Lewis and Clark Expedition...finding the West...can you imagine coming across Yosemite, Grand Canyon for the first time,....once the Railroad went in, travers flocked to these destinations....
As long as the player made the catch albeit the field or not , it's good! We used to call him Jose ConStriko!
I just noticed on the scoreboard at 3:41. This was a walkoff in extra innings to send Florida to the college baseball World Series
ON that hail Mary @3:00 The Players a taught to knock it down like a volley ball cause trying to catch makes it easier for the offense to score.
0:45 - The rare thing wasn't who won but the knockout. It requires too much accuracy to hit the button while on skates.
I literally watched this to see your reaction to the randy Johnson pitch but didn't get to see it 😕
Every at bat I was expecting it to be the one. That’s bait and switch. (Not blaming Kabir, the original video maker.)
The line from home plate to 1st and home to 3rd are extended to the outfield wall, those are called the foul lines, the ball must stay "fair" and carry the wall on the fly to be a home run, if it bounces over the wall it's a double.
There are white lines on either side of the baseball field, you must hit the baseball and keep it within those two lines in order for the ball to remain in field. Yes, if the batter hits a fly ball, it remains within the two lines, but travels beyond the back barrier, it is a home run. Yet if they hit a fly ball and it travels beyond either side boundary, it is considered a foul ball and counts for nothing but a strike against the batter. In the case of the player catching the foul ball in the stands was more of a "look what I can do" moment and it made for great game play.
A home run is only if it goes out at the far back. If it goes to the side, it’s a foul, which counts as a strike (unless it would be strike 3). Fielders can catch it anywhere for an out, even if it looks like it’s going out for either a HR or a foul.
I wish they'd include more hockey. Colton Parakyo has shot pucks so fast that it took an extra 45 seconds of play for video playback to call it a goal, because nobody on the ice saw it go in.
In American football the Hail Mary play at the end of games defenses are taught to hit the ball anyway they can. Wide receivers are taught to play for the tip ball
@3:30 that volleyball spike is what you are taught to do. If you try and catch it then it is more likely to bounce up and be caught. The idea in a last second play is to put it on the ground, he just got unlucky it went straight to another player.
Rats!! The film stopped right as it was beginning to show one of the most famous incidents in all of baseball when the pitcher evaporated a bird that flew thru the strike zone (I forget who he was, but it's legendary!)
the sprinkler one reminds me of those older buffalo wild wings commercials where the people at the bar can affect the game lol you should watch a compilation of them if you haven't seen them they were hilarious and i think they started as a super bowl commercial but i'm not sure.
11:30 Jason Witten is a badass. One of my favorite players of all time
For the QB, or whomever is throwing a forward pass to be beyond the line of scrimmage his entire body & the ball must be beyond the line of scrimmage. Penalty is 5 yards & loss of down. Also if a QB lines up under center to take the snap, rather than in the shotgun, he cannot catch a forward pass, unless the pass is deflected by another eligible player prior to him touching it. This rule also applies to offensive linemen. To be an eligible receiver in football, if you are on offense, you must either be lined up at End, or in the backfield, except under center. All defensive players are eligible to intercept the ball.
An amazing ending happened 2 days ago in the NBA with 2 amazing shots back to back at the end of a game.
8:35 his helmet came off a couple seconds before the tackle.
The funniest football play, I don’t remember who was playing or even when it was. I know I was a kid. My dad was watching a game and the commentator excitedly yelled “look at that son-of-a bitch run”. My dad started laughing uproariously and the station wasn’t able to bleep him and that was when all curse words were bleeped. The other commentators were laughing so hard they couldn’t talk for minutes.
The video is missing 2 of them most craziest clips of basketball all time. Vince Carters Dunk of death and Kawhi Leonard’s shot against Philly in the playoffs
4:23 it was like 60 feet, basketball courts are only 100 feet and 60 feet is 20 yards
0:28 Most ice hockey fights often start with one arm tucking the jersey to close the distance, or you get knocked out like that.
How was Randy Johnson's bird strike not in this video.
No, a homerun only happens when the ball leaves the field at the far end of the stadium. The baseball field is set up like a diamond, & there's a fence at the far end - that's where the ball has to go for a homer. If a ball is hit off to the side of the field, it's in foul territory, & if it's caught there it's an out (if it isn't caught while in foul territory, it counts as a strike, unless there are already 2 strikes, then it's just a foul ball, which means it counts as nothing).
Yeah it either has to go inside the yellow poles or hit them
That dunk by Harden was called a miss, then reviewed, then still called a miss. That game went into 2OT and they lost by single-digits. Pretty fun game too.
How the hell could it be called a miss on replay? It went through the basket, through the net, and out the bottom of the net. I remember it, but not why it was called no basket.
@@puterbac Apparently, I got that wrong. They didn't even review it and the Rockets didn't challenge.
On the first hockey one he wasn't really the favorite, its that you almost never see a one punch knockout in hockey like that, or a knockout at all, you almost never even see either guy pass out like that or in a team brawl it doesn't happen either really at all, even when blood starts pouring you almost never see a guy passout from a fight. Its rare in both that its a one punch knockout and that he got KO'ed at all. Normally they don't get to the point where that happens. Now there are times a guy passes out from a hit during play which isn't considered a fight but rather a sports related play, be it a dirty one or not on the perpetrators part. But even thats rare, but there was a case of that happening in last years playoffs where a player got knocked out by a guy running into his head while he was knocked over on the ice.
Sometimes you just get hit in the lights out area and down you go.
You should try out baseball oddities. There's a ton of great compilations. Nearly every day of the season something that's never happened before happens. One of the many reasons baseball was my first true love. Lol
You have to stay on the field to catch the baseball. Otherwise, if the ball leaves the field in the air in fair territory, it’s a home run. If the ball leaves the field in foul territory, it’s a foul ball. If a player catches the ball in foul territory, it’s an out, but he has to stay on the field. The players are allowed to jump and catch it but have to stay in field area. Please don’t get me started on a ground-rule double 😉
2:58 This is actually the proper way to defend a Hail Mary pass. Too often a defender will try to catch the ball and wind up tipping the ball up in the air, giving a receiver a better chance to catch it.
When the guy baseball player caught the. All it was a full bll but if caughtt its a out
4:33 A full court basketball shot is only 94 feet, so about 48 feet?
That was missing the golf hole in one that fell straight in the hole and the baseball pitch that exploded a bird. Very good vid though. I expected their vid to be clickbait like most '1 in a million' type vids.
Joe Buck with his signature no expression commentating over the Edelman catch.
Can't stand Joe Buck!!!
@@danajohnson4757 I think his worst play-by-play was of the Eli evasive throw vs the Pats.
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If a fly ball is hit to the Right of the First Base Line OR to the Left of the Third Base Line, it is considered a Foul Ball and counts as a Strike to the batter. Unless it would be the Third Strike in which case it is just a Foul Ball. Any Fly Ball caught before it hits the Ground is an Out. This would include a Fielder Reaching Over a Fence, or in the case as shown in this video, standing ON the Fence to catch the ball. Then he 'fell' into the fans sitting area. But it would still be judged as a Foul Out.
8:05 Runaway Rainbirds jump the gun!!!
Have you looked into Nascar. Were a bunch of cars turn left in circle over 100mph. Remember rubbing is racing
60 yard in basketball. 😂🤣😂🤣
That's one hell of a basketball court..... No thanks 😂
4:35: "What was that, like 60 yards??"
An entire NBA court is like 30 yards, so not quite.
That was bloody amazing! I think back to the days before face protection and when football players wore leather "helmets" in early football. It could get messy. I'm quite surprised that they didn't include any hockey, as there have been some spectacular plays in the NHL. In November of 1959, Jacques Plante took a hard shot to the face. When he returned to the ice, he became the first player in NHL history to wear a protective face mask. Imagine that catcher that had the ball get stuck in his mask, without the mask on. Not a pretty picture. Kabir, I know that there are videos of the best of the NHL, that would be great fun to see you react to. Plus, I always enjoy watching great moments in hockey 🏒!
He actually wanted to wear a mask before that, and threatened to quit on the spot when asked to remove the mask, the coach never asked again 🤣
@@michellamoureuxm , I bet he did! You'd need balls of steel to stand in that net with those rock hard pucks coming at you at high speed. Just thinking about it makes me cring internally. I think anyone opposed to the idea of a mask should have been made to stand in the net and have the players take shots on him. I guarantee you that would have changed his mind.
The 1905 NFL season was suspended after the 5th person died due to head injury.
10:16 if the ball leaves the field of play in "fair territory" it's a home run. If it's foul then it's just a strike, or if it's caught in foul territory it's an out. This was just a foul pop up.
For one in a “trillion” description most of that shit actually happens quite often 😂🤦🏻♂️
Kabir these shots happen more than u think
10:15 if the ball leaves the field of play over the outfield fence, its a homerun. If it leaves the field of play anywhere else, its considered a foul ball. The Cubbies player physically caught the ball, but because he was also out of the field of play when he caught it, it didn't actually count as a catch. If you're standing in the field of play, you're allowed to lean and reach over into the stands to catch a foul ball for an our, but you can't physically leave the field of play.
In my hierarchy of sports first is Motorsport second is basketball third is soccer then football. Baseball and golf are like gambling because he might either see the most boring thing of your life or the most exciting.
Thank you for your reaction to those craziest "1in a trillion" moments in sports history. There was either craziest in there to be mind-blowing.
7:59 If it hits the shot clock, then the shot won't count no matter what.
the rizzo one isn't a home run because its in foul territory and an infielder can reach into the stands but not step foot in it that's why that catch didnt count.
The golf one really is one in a trillion.
At 11:20 the play is automatically dead the moment when a ball carrier loses his helmet, so the additional yards he made don't count.
2:24 "Very close" referred to the first point of contention: Was the pass itself even legal, given that only his right heel was on or behind the line of scrimmage.
Yes, it was legal. For it to be illegal his entire body and the entirety of the ball must be beyond the line of scrimmage.
See "Joe Burrow Catches His Own Pass vs Georgia | 2019 SEC Championship" on PSC Highlights channel on RUclips.
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There's a reason those baseball 'barriers' are so flimsy, and these days, most of them are well padded.
There are lines of in bounds or out of bounds which is called a foul ball
Kabir the side of the baseball field is foul territory.
9:30-9:31 That you never see every day in basketball
Nobody would believe that most of these things happened unless they were filmed.
You should react to catchers and umpires getting hit by the baseball.
You were checking house prices. I found a married couple from Kent near you who moved to Las Vegas less than a year ago and had a new house built in new development. Their channel The A and S Way the talk about the location choice, process to build , options Within the home , differences from UK and how much it cost them to build (695 Thousand). They own the house in Kent that they rent out.
I just built a 1800 sq foot house in Oklahoma for less then 200k.
If a ball is caught on the fly, the batter is out no matter where the ball is caught. But in this case, I think the ball was caught in foul territory. So if the ball is caught, it's an out. If the ball just goes into the stands and no one catches it, it's just a foul ball.
I don't know much about the rules of baseball, it's not a sport I watch a ton of but regardless of whether that catch counted or not, it's probably good that the player was able to make a catch like that considering that I didn't see any of the spectators with gloves in that area themselves prepared to catch a foul ball and many people have been injured by foul balls that close to the field. Just a few years ago, I'm not exactly sure how many, a little girl was very severely injured by a ball that she took a direct hit to the head from, requiring multiple surgeries as far as I understand, and could have easily been killed, it was a very serious situation you may have even heard about if you were following anything about baseball during that time. To my knowledge things like that have happened several times but that was by far the most serious that I'm aware of at least, which isn't saying much since I don't follow baseball closely but it was very scary at the time.
Did you edit out the bird getting hit by the ball? Lol
I don't understand what happened at 2:30 - there's a loud sound and then everybody runs in from the field? I've watched that bit 10 times and I still don't know what's going on there. Anyone?
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10:14 Ah, no, it's a foul ball. 9:54 Anthony Rizzo was well behind the foul line.
If you catch a foul ball its an out.
The clip on the basketball would he get 4 points if it had went in a second time ?
@10:30 no that just counts as a foul ball, if he would have been able to stay on the tarps inside the field of play then it would have been an out but because he went in the stands it’s just a foul ball
It's not because he went into the stands. You can dive into the stands to get a foul ball. Jeter famously did this. The reason it was a no catch was because he threw the ball from the stands. What Rizzo needed to do was get up out of the stands then throw the ball for it to be a catch. Same thing is supposed to happen when a player robs a homerun and goes over. If they throw the ball back from behind the fence then it is a homerun. If they jump back over then it is an out. Just another odd intricacy of baseball.
@@hoagieburger yes but on this account you can see the umpire and the announcer say safe. He stepped into the stands before he caught it. If he would have jumped from the field, caught it in the air, then hit the stands it would have been out but Rizzo was standing in the seats before he caught it
@@TreyM1609 I personally think it's all about him catching the ball right next to his doppelganger... from the back, suddenly there were two Rizzos.
Only if the trajectory of the ball was inside the inside basefield's line. Otherwise it's considered out of play. Foul balls can be caught outside the lines like in the vid. Also - does catching a ball via facemask count? lol
0:44 Quite the opposite. Aaron Downey was playing at home and is a known enforcer. The incident left Jesse Boulerice with a mild concussion and a broken jaw. Downey even had a non-fight four years later where they just postured for 30 seconds before the refs stopped the contest due to non-action.
I'm missing what makes this a "1 in a trillion" moment. It's hockey, when was the last time you saw a game when someone didn't take a shot at another player?
@@Anubis78250 It's rare to one-punch KO an opponent without grabbing a jersey. Rarer to win at home.
4:25 Not quite that long. Probably about 50-55 feet. Halfcourt is 47 feet from the baseline (with the backboard about 3 feet in front of the baseline), and the court is 50 feet wide. (For comparison, the 3-point arc is 23'9" except in the corners.)
10:14 Only if it's a fair ball (in the 90-degree arc defined by the home-to-first and home-to-third lines). Outside of that is foul, and dead unless caught. I believe the call on this play was that Rizzo was outside the field of play when he made the catch (I think the rule is you can't be touching the ground out of play and have to have at least one foot over the in-play area), so it's just a foul ball.
10:20 that was a foul ball he's casing after. Clearing the back wall is a home run. Not on the sides of the field. And you can absolutely catch foul balls for outs however most players let them become souvenirs for fans
11:32 It can no longer happen now. The play will now end the moment Jason Witten loses the helmet.
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I will never understand American Football. Can’t complain about the eye candy though. (Tight rears)
Kabir do they have football n the UK??!!
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If the ball goes outside the 1st and 3rd baseline it's foul
10:15 Since this is in foul territory it is counted as a 'no catch'. I'm not sure the exact ruling. Maybe a player leans at waist across the rail & reaches in it would be a catch? But he can't stand on the railing I'm pretty sure. And going that far into the crowd would be silly. Not quite sure what he is thinking.
@@tomahawkjam2823 he can reach into the stands, over a wall, etc, but not step into an out of play area before the catch. That's why the umpire ruled no catch in the video. If he caught it and then fell into the stands, it's an out, dead ball, and any runners advance one base. If I remember right, I think the umps got together after the play and actually ruled it a catch before going out of play.
@@tomahawkjam2823 I can only refer you to MLB rule Rule 5.09(a)(1) which basically says the player catching must start reaching for the ball with his feet on the playing field. Area listed they may not start to lean or jump is the dugouts & stands. When I went back to look the Announcers said it was ruled a 'no catch'.
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So why does the video still show the time the bird got hit by the bat, but it’s not actually in the video? That’s kind of annoying.
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As a former Jimmy Harden supporter, that dunk not being counted was one of the most infuriating things I've ever witnessed in basketball. Hell, even seeing someone else get the basket called off after that would also infuriate me. It went through!!!!! I'm pretty sure we (the Rockets) ended up losing that game in OT by like 3 points or something....
10:16 It wouldve been a foul ball
not a single soccer clip in this vid, damn
It’s one in a trillion plays, not players flopping on the ground when an opponent comes within ten yards of them a trillion times. 😉
It was also us sports
@@dgpatter there were tons of baseball clips in here, yet it's a snoozefest majority of the time
@@OMahtin the us has soccer with mls, it's just that it isn't as popular here sadly
@@cx34 The only good play I can think of is Rooney’s half way line goal for DC
It's called foul ball
That was a foul ball.
who are you talking to?