Dan Patrick Reacts To Japan Defeating USA In The World Baseball Classic Championship Game | 03/22/23

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  • Опубликовано: 21 сен 2024
  • Dan Patrick reacts to Team Japan defeating Team USA in the World Baseball Classic championship game, Shohei Ohtani's dominance throughout the tournament, and if losing in the final might actually be the best thing for Team USA

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  • @miikop
    @miikop Год назад +114

    Trout did get his moment. It was glorious. As amazing a hitter as he is, there is no shame in getting struck out by Shohei.

    • @Official-OpenAI
      @Official-OpenAI Год назад +1

      he should be praised for even competing in the WBC. That's the spirit of someone who wants to lead his country to victory in their sport. Then you got the cheapass yankees like Judge who dont give a shit about anyting unless he's paid for it.

    • @jurinaissance
      @jurinaissance 2 месяца назад +3

      right. it felt like two heroes facing each other, like hector vs achilles. two greats fighting each other where it only matters a bit who wins.

  • @BenDover-vs7ih
    @BenDover-vs7ih Год назад +110

    MLB needs to thank Shohei because aint no way many folks be paying attention if he it wasn't for showtime.

  • @trevorcarey3997
    @trevorcarey3997 Год назад +206

    ⚾️ People wanted to see Ohtani on a big stage like the WBC it was like a playoff in every game, and Shohei was Incredible, he hit .435 with 8 RBIs also a 420 foot HR and tied a record 10 walks, and also as a Pitcher went 2-0 with 1.84 ERA and 11 Ks in 9 innings and a save Ohtani MVP🏆

    • @JustinWhite-s3z
      @JustinWhite-s3z 19 дней назад

      Rooting for the White guy, very typical for Dan Patrick.

  • @allenboyer2207
    @allenboyer2207 Год назад +110

    Ohtani on par with Michael Jordan as an athlete at the top of his sport in the eyes of the world.

    • @Aks.868
      @Aks.868 Год назад +3

      Not a baseball fan. But what’s with all the hype about this guy?

    • @sixtynine2856
      @sixtynine2856 Год назад +2

      It's like Michael Jordan being the best three point shooter in the game as well. All that talent in one person. He's not exactly Jordan or Steph Curry but he's close and he has both their specific skills combined.

    • @williamapple7705
      @williamapple7705 Год назад +11

      @@Aks.868 In short, it’s has been a LONG time since a really good pitcher has been a really good hitter. It’s just doesn’t happen in modern baseball.
      Ohtani isn’t just good though. He’s one of the best pitchers and hitters in MLB. He’d be a well above average player if you just made him do one and not the other. We haven’t seen a player like him in literal decades.

    • @sweatyraider7241
      @sweatyraider7241 Год назад +3

      @@Aks.868 baseball is played by 9 people in a team and they each take turn defending and attacking. Basically Ohtani can almost do it all himself

    • @Conn30Mtenor
      @Conn30Mtenor Год назад

      ​​@@Aks.868he's a two-way player (pitches and fields at a top tier level) which is extremely rare in baseball. Not only that but he's very, very good as well as lacking superstar attitude.

  • @grizstockman8002
    @grizstockman8002 Год назад +144

    I taught high school in Japan for years. The young guys that come out of the schools and go to koshien are already on a level of American minor leagues. Ohtani, is a superhuman player but was built in an environment that finds guys like him and creates wonders.

    • @chrismattson1787
      @chrismattson1787 Год назад +19

      Baseball for kids in Japan is almost militaristic in its discipline.

    • @ringsmontgomery3042
      @ringsmontgomery3042 Год назад

      @@chrismattson1787
      Sadly? Those days are over.
      Wokeism is everywhere in the globe.

    • @cb4allstar2
      @cb4allstar2 Год назад +1

      They probably have the wear and tear of a 25 year old vet, though.

    • @oxeye8891
      @oxeye8891 Год назад

      @c.c. actually it's worse in 2021 he was getting 3M. Overall the Angels have paid him around 10M for the past 5 years. Insane bargain.

    • @TheFirebird123456
      @TheFirebird123456 Год назад +1

      ​​@@oxeye8891 they've actually paid 30 million. There was the 20 million posting fee they paid to the nippon ham fighters for the right yo sign ohtani. Still a bargin.
      Edit your state is factually correct just incomplete from the teams standpoint.

  • @georgelove4666
    @georgelove4666 Год назад +75

    This is what the Olympics wanted, but baseball wasn't willing to stop play for a month.

    • @ringsmontgomery3042
      @ringsmontgomery3042 Год назад

      WBSI should stop exploring from participating nations.
      They should stop unfair practices or there will be no competition.

    • @toddsalkowski448
      @toddsalkowski448 Год назад

      Of course not! Baseball is on life support in the US as it is. They take a month off in the middle of the season and it's dead!

  • @devilpuppetsinc
    @devilpuppetsinc Год назад +47

    The WBC has been fantastic this year and I’m really going to miss it. I watched previous years but this year I was glued to even the late night / early morning games across the Pacific. It was really wonderful and I found myself going through wild mood swings through the tourney. Can’t wait for 2026!

  • @berniestewart1738
    @berniestewart1738 Год назад +115

    The WBC feels like the adult Little League World Series. It’s fun to see the guys play and act like kids who just play baseball because they love the game.

    • @tielmaster7879
      @tielmaster7879 Год назад +12

      Yes. This is the first year I got World Cup vibes from the WBC. Hoping it only improves from here. We can't just send ok pitching anymore USA, get your act together!

    • @Ludzig
      @Ludzig Год назад +3

      ​@@tielmaster7879 i think that japanese team could still have put 3 runs on any combination of US pitching in a tournament like that. The japanese pitchers are nasty

  • @BvTube1
    @BvTube1 Год назад +15

    Im for 45 years old and been watching baseball since i was 7. I have to say Shohei ohtani is definitely one of the best player in the leagues that I have whiteness and that's one thing that we all can unanimously agree on. I think it's special to see someone like that come along. Definitely a legend in the making so it's something to really appreciate while he's still here cuz it's something we haven't seen at all like him and probably be another 100 years until we see something like that again. He definitely will be talked about through every next generations.

  • @OUTFOXEM
    @OUTFOXEM Год назад +31

    Batted .152 against him. Insane.

  • @areguapiri
    @areguapiri Год назад +48

    Team USA lost the game because they do not know how to bunt! Throughout the tournament they showed zero ability to bunt and use basic fundamentals--- and it hurt them in the last inning against Japan. Mookie Betts did not know how to bunt and ended up hitting into a double play. This is very important, and the American media is silent about it.

    • @mirikaku5811
      @mirikaku5811 Год назад +16

      Too many stars in the team USA. Stars don’t bunt. US play macho power ball, while Japan play with all the techniques and not necessary power, though nowadays Japan too have power hitter like the NPB triple crown/HR King, Murakami and Okamoto.

    • @nickbk4418
      @nickbk4418 Год назад

      Mookie hit a weak ass ground ball on the second pitch of the at bat after not even allowing Witt to try to steal. I don't give a shit what nerd analytics say, I'm not telling my leadoff hitter to bunt with a man on and nobody out bottom 9 down by 1.

    • @grenadespoon
      @grenadespoon Год назад

      That’s 2023 baseball unfortunately

    • @mrrodriguezHLP
      @mrrodriguezHLP Год назад +12

      Meanwhile, the Japanese league back to back MVP was happy to bunt against Mexico. Different mindset.

    • @ringsmontgomery3042
      @ringsmontgomery3042 Год назад +5

      @@nickbk4418
      With that attitude you keep losing live or die games.
      No room for 12 years old macho ego in the game of professional baseball.
      It’s a game for grown ups.

  • @josephforte7589
    @josephforte7589 Год назад +79

    Shohei Ohtani, the greats player ever!!

    • @obsidian00
      @obsidian00 Год назад

      He is the second coming of the “Babe”…

    • @sergiorodriguez8759
      @sergiorodriguez8759 Год назад +3

      @obsidian00 with all due respect but the “Babe” would not be able to do what he did playing in todays modern day baseball. He would probably be working at pub or bar somewhere in the midwest. Ohtani is a unicorn.

  • @AlexPerez-bd9nc
    @AlexPerez-bd9nc Год назад +12

    Hopefully this is a wake up call to the MLB that baseball is a global sport

  • @rogeliofernandezjimenez3053
    @rogeliofernandezjimenez3053 Год назад +5

    Amazing WBC, i enjoyed it very much, Japan vs Mexico was an unbelievable game.

  • @sexysadie1
    @sexysadie1 Год назад +8

    As a fan of baseball, all I can say is, what a game!. I'm saddened that USA lost, but it was a win for baseball. I think more top players from USA will play in the next WBC.⚾️

  • @JarenRadela
    @JarenRadela Год назад +22

    Wouldn't it be great to see the angels in the world series this coming season. Ohtani and Trout together would be a fire combo in the world series, hope they make it that far.

  • @bobsyoruncle4583
    @bobsyoruncle4583 Год назад +17

    I'm A big fan of both these players so that was exactly the situation I did NOT want to see because one of them would have to fail. My compromise was for Mike to get a hit - not a home run because that would be a blown save for Shohei and a possible series loss which would be devastating. This was also such a big moment for Mike - who has been deprived of big moments his entire career. I wanted him to get on base, and even though I wanted Ohtani to preserve the win, I felt sad when Mike struck out - it's not how I wanted that game to end.

  • @littlesame
    @littlesame Год назад +18

    This was the True World Series, media doesn’t report much on spring practice injuries
    Fun level WBC > MLB season
    We also know Judge is 💰 MVP while Ohtani is world MVP

    • @cwebed-stuy9951
      @cwebed-stuy9951 Год назад

      World Series means more than a Olympics cup. Americans don’t care about WBC

    • @cwebed-stuy9951
      @cwebed-stuy9951 Год назад

      True World series is best of 7.
      1 game elimination isn’t

    • @ods1123
      @ods1123 Год назад +1

      @@cwebed-stuy9951 The US would've still lost to Japan. The US would've been swept. Besides, this tournament is going to grow. I wouldn't be surprised if the model changes to where the US won't even qualify.

    • @cwebed-stuy9951
      @cwebed-stuy9951 Год назад

      @@ods1123 nope 👎 cause how many games would USA only score 2 runs? You don’t know the game of baseball. 1 game elimination is different from 7 game series

    • @ods1123
      @ods1123 Год назад

      @@cwebed-stuy9951 My biggest point is that USA baseball sucks. If $ is not behind it, then Americans don't care. All of the flag waving and chants of USA is pathetic and meaningless.

  • @ThatsWhatSheSaid999
    @ThatsWhatSheSaid999 Год назад +9

    Done almost everything after that closer performance. Just hand him the MVP when the season starts. GOAT-ani and no one's come close.

  • @obsidian00
    @obsidian00 Год назад +10

    The WBC this year has been the best baseball I’ve seen in the last 20 years…the MLB is a poor comparison to what we just witnessed! 😅

  • @SCORPAIN88isme
    @SCORPAIN88isme Год назад +30

    I’m a Stro’s fan from Montana lol but I would have been disappointed if Altuve didn’t play in the WBC. Injury sucks but can happen at anytime, shit happens.

    • @otaviofrn_adv
      @otaviofrn_adv Год назад

      good to see that the fans are like you for the most part

  • @sdeepj
    @sdeepj Год назад +6

    Ohtani is the new McGuire&Sosa in that he’s saving baseball. And we don’t have to worry about steroids

  • @tommayrant2279
    @tommayrant2279 Год назад +8

    Our baseball hall of fame should induct all-time great Japanese players even if they didn't play in America.

  • @johnnystewart83
    @johnnystewart83 Год назад +3

    Congratulations, Team Japan 🎉

  • @TheMakoyou
    @TheMakoyou Год назад +12

    You say that the U.S. didn't have a top pitcher, but if that's the case, Japan had only three top hitters too.
    Senga, who moved to the Mets, was top 2 in ERA last year. Good for you, Mets.

    • @mirikaku5811
      @mirikaku5811 Год назад +3

      Unfortunately, the US has always some excuses. American pitchers are MLB players!! The US always say NPB is Triple A. So how is it that Triple A pitchers are better than MLB pitchers?
      Look at the US lineup, ALL STAR with multiple MVP, how can they not break the triple A pitchers of NPB? Complaining about US pitching becomes just an excuse for America not to understand that playing with more humility and willingness to learn may be more important than just be a superstar.

    • @steviejohnson378
      @steviejohnson378 Год назад +1

      @@mirikaku5811 Calm down it’s a single game not a seven game series

    • @-C.S.R
      @-C.S.R Год назад

      @@steviejohnson378
      Exactly!
      Also those players on Japan, except a few players, play with each other year-round. They came into this tournament already red hot and our guys are just starting spring training. They don't even have their timing down!
      Mike trout couldn't buy a hit.

    • @danalawton2986
      @danalawton2986 Год назад

      Dominant pitching normally wins over strong hitting.... you can pitch around the best hitters.

    • @mr-kf6ti
      @mr-kf6ti Год назад +1

      日本も最も優秀なセットアッパーとスターターは参戦しておらず、ポジション別に見ても複数選手は選ばれませんでした。これはシーズンへ向けての個人的な事情を持つ選手も居れば、短期決戦で有効ではない選手として外されたからです。シーズンの成績が良いからといってこの短期決戦に選ばれるかといえばそうではありません。

  • @davidphillips8674
    @davidphillips8674 Год назад +7

    This is the new baseball event

    • @oneviwatara9384
      @oneviwatara9384 Год назад +1

      They need to doing it every year and renamed to World series.

    • @cwebed-stuy9951
      @cwebed-stuy9951 Год назад

      @@oneviwatara9384 USA would win like their the Yankees. From 1950s. Considering all the pitchers & Batters would be involved

  • @RobotShlomo
    @RobotShlomo Год назад +11

    The question is; how does MLB take this an turn it into kids watching baseball every day? Twitter users saying "this helps grow the game", and then they don't watch for another 4-6 years doesn't grow the game, because the same problems like small market viability, franchise instability, game length, and ticket prices still exist.

    • @renruiz
      @renruiz Год назад +6

      I think a big step towards capitalizing on all this new interest would be to end the blackout rules. Luckily the RSNs are having trouble staying afloat so this is an opportunity for MLB to do something.

    • @StaySqueezy12
      @StaySqueezy12 Год назад +1

      It opens the door. Even if only 3 out of 10 new viewers stick with it, that’s a good move forward. Honestly I think the biggest problem is the culture around baseball. What makes the WBC so good is those boring unwritten rules are out the window.

    • @JAG214
      @JAG214 Год назад +1

      This shows MLB that they don't need Americans to watch the sport day in and day out for it's sport to grow outside the US unlike the NFL who still needs Americans to watch it sport

    • @RobotShlomo
      @RobotShlomo Год назад +1

      ​​​@@JAG214 baseball is a game built on watching it day in and day. That's how they make their money. Football is not an apples to apples comparison, as there are only 17 weeks in a season. You can't turn baseball into swimming where you say "see you in 4 years".

    • @RobotShlomo
      @RobotShlomo Год назад

      ​@SSTWELVE many of the boring unwritten rules are actually violating written rules already. MLB just doesn't enforce them.

  • @rickdeckard9810
    @rickdeckard9810 Год назад +4

    2:45 "I'm rooting for Mike Trout not because he's American." LOL Call BS on that.

  • @Eijianthony
    @Eijianthony Год назад +9

    Would like to see USA add top tier starting pitchers for the WBC.

    • @mrLak3
      @mrLak3 Год назад +1

      They refused to play. No pride for their country. Sad.

    • @neerajnongmaithem392
      @neerajnongmaithem392 Год назад

      ​@@mrLak3 they didn't refuse but were forced by their mlb teams to not play.

  • @CrankyDumpling
    @CrankyDumpling Год назад +5

    I hope Ohtani will never be injured and provide us with years of two way play
    But history has shown us that this type of stuff is impossible.. just look at Bo Jackson
    The gods don't like it when we get too close to them...the best case scenario is that Ohtani will be a great hitter or a great pitcher...but it is inevitable that he can not continue doing both...he must and will eventually choose
    I honestly hope he proves me and the gods wrong...but there is just no way he can play both ways and not break down

    • @michaellee401
      @michaellee401 Год назад +3

      I think he's still got maybe 5 more years playing both sides. Remember he pitches right-handed and swings left handed. Maybe after 5 years he will just DH and relief from time to time I guess. God bless him! 👍🏻

  • @woundedh1ppo
    @woundedh1ppo 2 месяца назад

    The fact that Shohei missed his spot and threw 102 to make it full count is exactly why Mike Trout got his moment. Shohei gave it 100% to strike him out

  • @GabGotti3
    @GabGotti3 Год назад +6

    WBC > MLB

  • @Deerfoxx
    @Deerfoxx Год назад +4

    Who said we don't need the WBC? Just because two players got hurt and it might interfere with MLB season preparation? If it weren't for the WBC, such historic moments would never exist

  • @BryanChance
    @BryanChance Месяц назад

    I think John Smoltz wrote the script for that epic ending. -) Trout and Ohtani happens to be two of my favorites.
    And for those who said "the WBC is nothing, no one cares...", here's what Bart Simpson would say to that "eat my shorts...." LOL
    I just looked up what the "dream tieam" was. What did we loose to Egypt in basketball? LOL

  • @jacobs7140
    @jacobs7140 Год назад +11

    People act like the angels werent a dominate team in the 2000s, they have the 7th best W/L record since 2000. The team will win again, lets not act like Trout and Ohtani havent been part of the problem. Ohtani couldnt pitch for the first 2.5 years and was an average hitter. Trout has had season ending injuries that have handcuffed the team. People love Ohtani now but just 3 years ago people said he couldnt do two way or hang in the MLB yet the angels accommodated him and changed to a six man rotation all for him. He is loyal and will stay on the angels.

    • @mirikaku5811
      @mirikaku5811 Год назад +8

      Ohtani was an”average” hitter because he had TJ surgery! Other pitchers don’t play for whole 2 season, Ohtani played all through and never had an off season. You make it sound like Angels created him. Ohtani was already a two way player in Japan and a Japan series champion. The good thing with the Angels is that they followed the concept of Ohtanis previous Japanese team and Maddon removed the final restrictions in MLB.

  • @WaitAMinute1989
    @WaitAMinute1989 Год назад +4

    "True World Series"

  • @nate9798
    @nate9798 Год назад +4

    Fox really messed up not putting on network TV.

  • @t.r.5870
    @t.r.5870 Год назад

    I never liked baseball but now I’m a fan !

  • @userloco99
    @userloco99 Год назад

    I can't wait for this baseball season.

  • @Conn30Mtenor
    @Conn30Mtenor Год назад +2

    Baseball was the winner.

  • @jazztarou
    @jazztarou Год назад +6

    The World Series, which began as a project by a newspaper company called The World, is no longer the World Series.

    • @ringsmontgomery3042
      @ringsmontgomery3042 Год назад +1

      Didn’t know that!
      Come to think of it, it’s just a domestic title.
      Of course, people wouldn’t admit the change the name of “World Series”, so just call WBC a “Global Series”.

    • @cwebed-stuy9951
      @cwebed-stuy9951 Год назад

      @@ringsmontgomery3042 if USA put Gerrit Cole, Scherzer, Burnes, DeGrom, Verlander etc on the field they won’t lose.

    • @ringsmontgomery3042
      @ringsmontgomery3042 Год назад

      @@cwebed-stuy9951 ←you MLB fans keep saying same thing from 2006😆😆😆😆
      Keep dreaming.
      Unless owners and teams don’t cooperate, team USA will keep losing.

    • @cwebed-stuy9951
      @cwebed-stuy9951 Год назад

      @@ringsmontgomery3042 USA has the most gold medals in the world. They don’t lose often. MLB is played in America, Americans care about winning a professional championship in their home country more. Why isn’t Ohtani in the Japan league? Why is he in USA ?? I’ll wait

    • @ringsmontgomery3042
      @ringsmontgomery3042 Год назад

      @@cwebed-stuy9951
      You’re talking about platform. Platform and actual prowess is two different thing.
      Wimbledon is most prestigious tournament in world of tennis, but that doesn’t mean that champion is British.

  • @mack72711
    @mack72711 Год назад +6

    Trout not use to big game moments and it showed. That strikeout pitch was sick, placed perfectly, but Trout had some terrible strikeouts throughout this WBC. If Kyle Tucker wasn't held out hurt I truly believe we would've had one or two more runs vs Japan, he's proven he can hit in big moments smashing the ball in many MLB playoff games, and he was having a great WBC until he got banged up. But no exaggeration when they said baseball won the WBC because that was some of the best couple weeks of baseball I've ever watched

  • @danalawton2986
    @danalawton2986 Год назад +1

    Hopefully this will be a "wake-up call" to get USA's best players out there next time. FYI... 70% of all MLB players were born in the USA.

  • @Lexyboogie
    @Lexyboogie Год назад +19

    If the Angels begin the season badly, they will be public enemy number 1 in the baseball world. How can you waste two generational talents so badly?? They are really hurting baseball by being so bad.

    • @littledragon2007
      @littledragon2007 Год назад +5

      I don't put all the blame on the Angels. Trout had the chance to leave, but chose to stay for a huge payday. Ohtani, on the other hand, didn't have a choice to leave until his contract expires at the end of this upcoming season. If he stays with the Angels, then he has only himself to blame if he doesn't win a championship in his career. However, there is 0.0000001% chance he will be staying. If playing in the playoffs every year and getting a huge paycheck are important to him, then playing for the Dodgers makes the perfect sense.

    • @kayk9895
      @kayk9895 Год назад +2

      He's coming to the Dodgers baby!
      He ain't leaving southern California at the end of the season...it's the only place in America that has the largest Japanese community outside of Honolulu

    • @seekthao
      @seekthao Год назад +1

      Omg this argument is so old and overused. It’s a new year. Ohtani won this tournament because he was surrounded by depth. Angels haven’t had that. This year they have depth. Just wait and see what happens. They’re getting to the postseason. Saying it now.

    • @kayk9895
      @kayk9895 Год назад

      @@seekthao smh...kudos to you for keeping the faith, even though you'll end up getting hurt at the end

    • @Lexyboogie
      @Lexyboogie Год назад

      ​@@seekthao This was literally the same thing Angels fans were saying last season, so yeah, I won't believe it until I see it.

  • @sangun123
    @sangun123 Год назад

    This can not transfer to the mlb season, the format of 1 game elimination lets every team go hyper focused, almost playground rules, no pretense, simply 1 game head to head for bragging rights, you can’t expect a team or their fans to keep that intensity for over 100 games

  • @lovethieves1383
    @lovethieves1383 Год назад +4

    Ohtani is an average baseball player - "Aliens from a different planet"

    • @mrrodriguezHLP
      @mrrodriguezHLP Год назад

      They used to say that Brooks Robinson played like he came down from a higher league. Ohtani must have played there too.

  • @happyboss555
    @happyboss555 Год назад +1

    There will be more young 2-way players in the future because of what Ohtani did

  • @GODISGREAT_12
    @GODISGREAT_12 Год назад +6

    I remember when the USA men's basketball team lost the gold metal and was ridiculed by the entire country. Now when the United States lose and it's America's favorite pastime, now its about how great baseball is again. No they lost...

    • @Klako-ls6yt
      @Klako-ls6yt Год назад +3

      When USA men's basketball lost in 2004, they came back with a vengeance in 2008 with the Redeem Team. We'll see if USA Baseball has a similar fire lit under them after last night's loss, or if they continue pretending that the WBC doesn't matter.

    • @cwebed-stuy9951
      @cwebed-stuy9951 Год назад

      @@Klako-ls6yt WBC don’t matter only World Series does

    • @Klako-ls6yt
      @Klako-ls6yt Год назад +1

      @@cwebed-stuy9951 Keep telling yourself that

    • @Colourisedspoon
      @Colourisedspoon Год назад +1

      @@cwebed-stuy9951 forgot your “” there. Let me help you “World” Series. And dont give me that crap about how the MLB have all kind of nationalities playing there

  • @Mcgovern124
    @Mcgovern124 Год назад +1

    John Nostradamus Smoltz!

  • @WordsWithWoody
    @WordsWithWoody Год назад +2

    The greatest baseball games you will see are in Korea and Japan..everyone is there to root for their team.. not stuff their faces

    • @tolikfox007
      @tolikfox007 Год назад

      What stop lol. They full out set up k-barbecue stands at the baseball games in korea lmao

  • @-C.S.R
    @-C.S.R Год назад

    As soon as Mike Trout got to Miami he couldn't buy a hit!

  • @MrAqr2598
    @MrAqr2598 Год назад

    Mr. Smoltz predicted it!!

  • @oscarac7206
    @oscarac7206 Год назад +4

    Ohtani is the 🐐

  • @e.m8817
    @e.m8817 Год назад +4

    The guy is ni human. We are watching history.

  • @ericsupermagnificent
    @ericsupermagnificent Год назад

    2:10 Dan wearing his pajamas lol

  • @henrixii1614
    @henrixii1614 Год назад +1

    You compare this USA team with 1988 basketball team?……

  • @dylema09
    @dylema09 Год назад +2

    Best final since 09 when Korea and Japan went to extras with Darvish closing it out. Korea v. Japan is the best international baseball rivalry and that game should have put the WBC on the map.

  • @jukio02
    @jukio02 Год назад +1

    US is suppose to be the best in the world when it comes to Baseball, we invented it! Damn, shame. 😔

    • @VMan29397
      @VMan29397 5 месяцев назад

      Nah fun fact 1st time america played puerto rico they got bludgeoned 32-11

  • @Moananuiākea
    @Moananuiākea Год назад +1

    Hopefully Ohtani signs with my red sox 🤞🏾

  • @MyLife-og2kr
    @MyLife-og2kr Год назад

    I mean just give him the mvp already. He doesn't need to do anything. He gave 250000 the mlb more viewers out of those 2 million. More views, more capital. I mean what is there to say. Lol

  • @kobekwong8479
    @kobekwong8479 Год назад

    usa not sending there best players is sad. usa was only missing good pitching

  • @jeanneleongmitchell1375
    @jeanneleongmitchell1375 Год назад +4

    Japan didn't have to rely on analytics to play great baseball!

  • @joserodriguez-uz9vg
    @joserodriguez-uz9vg Год назад +1

    Diaz is still an injury…. Whether he was jumping or not.

  • @shingovlog0000
    @shingovlog0000 5 месяцев назад

    これは日本の優勝ではなく、野球の優勝だ。野球はまだ生きている。

  • @Official-OpenAI
    @Official-OpenAI Год назад +1

    Does this guy realize Japan are 3 time champs of the WBC? lol. He speaks as if America is the all time winner. This is why WBC should get more attention cause it exposes the American ignorance of that they're the best at baseball because its their sport. Nope. MLB is powered by foreign power, and the WBC exposes that.

  • @josephforte7589
    @josephforte7589 Год назад +2

    Right on John!

  • @ph6794
    @ph6794 Год назад +2

    NHL, are you listening?

    • @otaviofrn_adv
      @otaviofrn_adv Год назад +1

      Oh man, as a brazilian and of course a soccer fan, I have to say that our "brothers of ice" have more in common than us than they think. Hockey should totally have a World Cup in the TRUER sense of the term.
      Maybe work with the IIHF to make the World Championship every four years, expand it so that more cities can host on a country. Every four years in the offseason

    • @ph6794
      @ph6794 Год назад +1

      @@otaviofrn_adv So true! Hockey is us what football is to you!

  • @carlhelms595
    @carlhelms595 Год назад

    US team embarrassed themselves and their country. Feel bad for Trout because he'll have to relive that everyday since the enemy responsible is in the dugout with him. I couldn't do that.

  • @eeyl8880
    @eeyl8880 Год назад +1

    The US had ALL star hitters. Pitching was average for the league.

    • @Paul_Sleeping
      @Paul_Sleeping Год назад +4

      Pitching did their job in the most important game of the tournament. Hitting into a double play and striking out in the 9th inning weren’t all-star quality.

    • @RunForPeace-hk1cu
      @RunForPeace-hk1cu Год назад +5

      what was so bad about the pitching in the last game? The reason US lost was because their players don't have good fundamentals.
      They can't bunt and they can't make contact in critical junction of the game ... unlike Japan.
      That was the difference. Not the pitching. At least for this one game.

    • @mirikaku5811
      @mirikaku5811 Год назад +3

      @@RunForPeace-hk1cu agree with you there! Why WBC is so exciting is that the players get the hearts of the time of innocence somehow, they are not playing for money but for the team! MLB players has become too macho Stars and too much money oriented (the baseball gurus made them that way!) so with a line up so star studded, nobody would bunt or play fundamentals. Blaming on Pitchers are sorry excuse when SUPER STARS/MVP of the US can not break through NPBs Triple A pitchers (Americans always refer NPB as Triple A league)

    • @RunForPeace-hk1cu
      @RunForPeace-hk1cu Год назад

      @@mirikaku5811 I mean … runners on first bottom of the 9th. Ohtani walked the first batter.
      Put a pinch runner in there. Your fastest runner.
      Steal 2nd off a good start.
      Mookie Petts bunt and move the runner to third.
      Sac fly or ground out will tie the game. Just make contact.
      One hit will tie the game.

    • @Vic-Vega
      @Vic-Vega Год назад

      ​@@RunForPeace-hk1cuDid you even watch the game? They *did* put a pinch runner in.
      And I'm sorry, but anyone who is advocating bunting Mookie Betts in that position is playing for a tie...why? You would still have to win in extra innings! That was the U.S.'s best chance to win right there in the top of the ninth inning -- you take your chances swinging away with Betts and Trout 100 times out of 100.
      @RunforPeace2020 is a big fan of kissing his sister, apparently.

  • @robertoambrosios.3624
    @robertoambrosios.3624 Год назад

    This is the real world series not the mlb.

  • @kingammo6090
    @kingammo6090 Год назад

    Stat of the day song... 🤔

  • @MyMeTube
    @MyMeTube Год назад

    Oh stop it. US always had stacked team.

  • @jeffnelson9919
    @jeffnelson9919 Год назад +4

    Japan vs USA game was a great! Not to interested in it for the most part!

  • @donphilp7511
    @donphilp7511 Год назад +2

    American baseball is dying. As usual management is way too cheap. I can watch an NFL player catch a ball from 6 different angles and I can practically feel the sweat spraying off his face and onto my TV. North American baseball the same 3 camera angles you can't hear the ball hit the glove you see no dust you see no grit they don't even wear masks and yet you can't see their faces no neat angles on close place it's disgraceful. They will eventually slidelow the next sport that catches on and realizes that visually you have to make the game appealing or nobody's going to watch. Stop trying to talk them up when they are doing nothing care to improve viewership or participation.

  • @bigbertha8
    @bigbertha8 Год назад +1

    Now time to fix the strike zone ambiguity. Try explaining the strike zone to a kid learning about the game. That strike zone you see on screen doesn't matter as long. The ump decides. Can they challenge it? No, what the ump calls is final.

    • @RobotShlomo
      @RobotShlomo Год назад +3

      There's no ambiguity in the rule book. The strike zone is defined as reaching from the batter's armpit to his knees. The umpires have taken it upon themselves to redefine it to their personal preferences, even saying "Well, my strike zone is this...". If a referee said in football "my definition of pass interference is this...", he'd be drummed out of the league.

    • @a_badali
      @a_badali Год назад

      You're both wrong.

    • @Vic-Vega
      @Vic-Vega Год назад

      ​@@RobotShlomoIt's hysterical to me that a commenter actually posted "there's no ambiguity in the rule book," followed by, "it's defined as reaching from a batter's armpit to his knees." How exactly do you tell where a hitter's knees are when they're covered by a uniform and you're standing behind the plate, crouched behind another player? And when has a strike *ever* been called as high as a player's armpit? Certainly not in my lifetime (unless it was an Angel Hernandez "special"), and likely not in yours, either.
      But yeah... it's all completely "unambiguous!" 🙄

  • @lawrencesmith7969
    @lawrencesmith7969 6 месяцев назад

    i love my japan.

  • @erichommel8634
    @erichommel8634 Год назад

    Again u said best off the tip

  • @TonyCrenshawsLatte
    @TonyCrenshawsLatte Год назад

    I was rooting for Trout for pretty much the same reason. Ohtani needs to endure just one more year with the Halos, then he'll have years of opportunities to play meaningful baseball with a contending team. Trout on the other hand will have to wait until 2026 to play some meaningful baseball in the next WBC. I was hoping that Trout can finally have his moment of baseball bliss.
    Instead, Trout will have to watch himself swing and miss in the infinite replays of Ohtani free-agent hype reel.

    • @queriamorir5662
      @queriamorir5662 Год назад

      Trout choose to sign big contract with Angels, guys, money or title only one, he knew it when he signed with Angels for stable future life

  • @elcubpink
    @elcubpink Год назад

    How can everyone ignore the fact that Japanese professional baseball has a limit on the number on the number of NON-JAPANESE who can play on each team? How is that not a question?

    • @sfigatto_0167
      @sfigatto_0167 Год назад +1

      Is to avoid teams calling player overseas, consider that this rule was imposed when Japanese baseball was weaker than most of american countries, immagine in the 90 having Tokyo Gigants whit 9 starting Cubans…

  • @DANIEL-ho4gr
    @DANIEL-ho4gr Год назад

    You baseball will be the one that has the most media coverage. "BUT NOT THE BEST"
    Apart from the fact that they range from fraudulent tactics with the
    "MLB Re$triction$ on how many innings players can play"
    And if not ask Venezuela. "JAPAN HAS NO RE$TRICTION$"

  • @georgecorrea192
    @georgecorrea192 Год назад

    This may be an unpopular opinion but I personally think that MLB players in the USA should not have the option to play for their country of origin in the WBC.

    • @junevue9665
      @junevue9665 Год назад +1

      Salty Amerians xD

    • @VMan29397
      @VMan29397 5 месяцев назад

      Tell that to a boruica he will act like its sept 23rd 1868

  • @erichommel8634
    @erichommel8634 Год назад

    Who cares, it’s baseball. C ya in October, enjoy ur day.

  • @joemckim1183
    @joemckim1183 Год назад +3

    This is the biggest victory for Japan since Pearl Harbor.

    • @RadThamrong
      @RadThamrong Год назад +11

      That wasn't a victory. It was a "L" for both countries and all the innocent lives lost.

    • @a_badali
      @a_badali Год назад

      I concur

    • @joemckim1183
      @joemckim1183 Год назад +1

      @@RadThamrong Midway was definitely a L for Japan.

    • @grenadespoon
      @grenadespoon Год назад

      Edgy

    • @Vic-Vega
      @Vic-Vega Год назад +3

      This is either trolly sarcasm, or the most historically-ignorant comment I have ever read on a sports video (which would really be saying something).
      I can't quite decide which is worse.

  • @pl1532
    @pl1532 Год назад

    Many of the best U.S. players did not play. Good for Japan though as it means more to them.

    • @The11IsaN
      @The11IsaN Год назад +5

      Same for every team.
      The best of the best in japan didn’t play either.

    • @mirikaku5811
      @mirikaku5811 Год назад +3

      Excuses, excuses….

    • @Klako-ls6yt
      @Klako-ls6yt Год назад

      @@archie15900 The position players weren't the problem, the pitching staff was. Unfortunately, our best pitchers are a bunch of bums that would rather play spring training than represent their country.

  • @yumitokushige8486
    @yumitokushige8486 Год назад

    Japanese baseball is f boring.
    I don't like otani's face.
    I consider a 2-way player as mediocre.
    Kids don't play baseball. Many play soccer instead. Playgrounds are used for soccer not baseball.