Mo Vaughn hitting absolute moonshots!

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  • Опубликовано: 14 дек 2020
  • Mo Vaughn was one of the best pure home run hitters of his generation and we have some footage of him hitting some absolute bombs! Enjoy now!
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  • @chrisadams8182
    @chrisadams8182 3 года назад +77

    Gotta love the Marlboro sign in right.
    Bless the 90’s!

  • @JP-wx6uh
    @JP-wx6uh 3 года назад +44

    I used to the think David Ortiz was Mo Vaughn for like 5 years whenever I would watch a Red Sox game. I started thinking "Damn... Mo Vaughn has been playing forever! Is he ever going to retire??"

    • @omegamanGXE
      @omegamanGXE 2 года назад

      yeah all black people look alike tbh

    • @vlone7902
      @vlone7902 2 года назад +1

      @@omegamanGXE wtf lmao.... all whites look a like too if u get my point

    • @omegamanGXE
      @omegamanGXE 2 года назад +1

      @@vlone7902 :D

    • @greysonG10
      @greysonG10 Год назад

      @@omegamanGXE So Mookie Betts looks like David Ortiz?

    • @omegamanGXE
      @omegamanGXE Год назад +2

      @@greysonG10 Mookie Betts looks like Mookie Blaylock yeah

  • @samushunter0048
    @samushunter0048 3 года назад +102

    Before Big Papi. There was Mo Vaughn.

    • @ibrahimkhalif83
      @ibrahimkhalif83 2 года назад +3

      Facts.

    • @ShallOvercome24-7
      @ShallOvercome24-7 2 года назад +2

      Facts

    • @greysonG10
      @greysonG10 Год назад +2

      Yep, Mo was better too.

    • @samsepiol05590
      @samsepiol05590 Год назад +1

      @@greysonG10 Eh, Mo was great but idk bout that

    • @greysonG10
      @greysonG10 Год назад +1

      @@samsepiol05590 Yeah idk what I was on man, probably some kind of drug. Mo was up their though.

  • @xanderraymondcharles
    @xanderraymondcharles 3 года назад +19

    best 10 minutes of my day

    • @pavlovdogs1178
      @pavlovdogs1178 3 года назад

      by far the best 10 minutes of my day as well

    • @darkmanj666
      @darkmanj666 2 года назад

      Pretty sure you get the 10 inches everyday

    • @unkledoda420
      @unkledoda420 2 года назад +1

      @@darkmanj666 projecting a bit?

  • @moosejuicepie2467
    @moosejuicepie2467 3 года назад +18

    Idk what is more weird here, the fact that as a kid I I swear Mo Vaughn was a lot heavier or that most of his home runs go rather far for a swing that LOOKS so weak haha.
    But despite being upset that he was the only guy during spring training those years I went to fort Myers that didn’t come out to sign autographs , I still miss the MO years in Boston.

    • @QUIGON85
      @QUIGON85 Год назад

      One time, Manny Ramirez as an Indian handed me a broken bat signed by all the Indians in 1998, there in Fort Myers. They don't play there anymore.

    • @alpacalipsprofit9610
      @alpacalipsprofit9610 10 месяцев назад

      Mandela effect bro, I remember him being a lot bigger too lol

  • @krlm2280
    @krlm2280 3 года назад +12

    In Ken Griffey baseball on super nes he was Brooker brooks a beast

  • @justinnardine8564
    @justinnardine8564 3 года назад +20

    Big Mo went off for a few years on the Sox! .300 30+ bombs 100+ rbi ✅

    • @JJA1987
      @JJA1987 3 года назад +3

      He hit 250 HR's in 8 years with The Sox

    • @jonmolina948
      @jonmolina948 6 месяцев назад

      He hit one past the red Ted Williams seat at Fenway didn’t he?

  • @samushunter0048
    @samushunter0048 3 года назад +34

    I have watched a ton of Mets games at Shea and never saw a ball hit the scoreboard that high.

    • @jpwjr1199
      @jpwjr1199 3 года назад +5

      I was there for that one - too bad the Mets sucked

    • @ericsigersmith2831
      @ericsigersmith2831 3 года назад +1

      @@jpwjr1199 back when Steve Phillips brought in robby Alomar, Jeromey burnitz and traded Kevin appiers lousy contract for this guy and it backfired

    • @DANASCIAN
      @DANASCIAN 3 года назад

      I remember thinking that those deals would work. Not a single one did!

    • @pavlovdogs1178
      @pavlovdogs1178 3 года назад +1

      He crushed that

    • @boogiewoogie6946
      @boogiewoogie6946 2 года назад +2

      I have... Carlos Delgado

  • @jesuisdavid1
    @jesuisdavid1 2 года назад +3

    Ea Sports Triple Play 99 PC...used smash homeruns with Mo...amazing player

  • @l.williams2989
    @l.williams2989 3 года назад +19

    Still to this day my favorite player ever!

  • @BobSmith-uc5js
    @BobSmith-uc5js 3 года назад +19

    If only Mo had been healthy for a longer period of time...

    • @ericsigersmith2831
      @ericsigersmith2831 3 года назад +4

      Once he went to the angels he had real bad luck with that

  • @p344y
    @p344y 3 года назад +6

    Huge Yankee fan but I LOVED mos swing. I wanted to emulate him at the plate

    • @pavlovdogs1178
      @pavlovdogs1178 3 года назад +1

      Yeah, its like once he hit the ball that's it, no dramatic over-swing or anything. He always trucked it out around the bases the man did his job kinda coolness. Mo Vaughn had major class

  • @matt23lng56
    @matt23lng56 2 года назад +3

    The original "Big Papi"

  • @pavlovdogs1178
    @pavlovdogs1178 3 года назад +1

    Man did he connect with that blast at 6:26. Upper deck Hard Rock cafe window banger!
    *What a moment at **7:22** as well.*
    Great video.

  • @jayp.6166
    @jayp.6166 3 месяца назад

    What a violent swing.
    Mo Vaughn and Price Fielder had that craziest swings.

  • @Ppppppooopooo
    @Ppppppooopooo 2 года назад +1

    That big ass Marlboro sign in the background be like SMOKE

  • @detectiveandy6323
    @detectiveandy6323 3 года назад +5

    man oh man the hr @ 1:55 was a damn check swing, i swear he put hardly any effort into it and it rockets 400+ft.. That shows you the difference between speed and velocity power, then there's just RAW POWER called MO- mothereffing-VAUGHN

  • @Bduboff
    @Bduboff Год назад

    Mo Vaughn was THAT DUDE!

  • @rollo131
    @rollo131 3 года назад +5

    I remember the one in Toronto. That was a "laser."

  • @averylargebear
    @averylargebear 11 месяцев назад

    Watching Mo Vaughn inside out balls over the Monster at will was a joy to behold as an avowed Yankee hater who grew up watching Mo on the Sox. He owns David Wells' soul to this day.

  • @erocs9747
    @erocs9747 3 года назад +6

    In 96 got a foul ball from him walkin by howard johnsons

  • @stuffandthangs3953
    @stuffandthangs3953 6 месяцев назад +1

    Mo Vaughn was like the first version of David Ortiz Lol.

  • @wickedfuctup
    @wickedfuctup 2 года назад +1

    Some of those were at McCoy Stadium when he played for Pawtucket. Saw him there before he was placed on perm Roster

  • @user-jw4pc9uk1f
    @user-jw4pc9uk1f Год назад +1

    That one at shea stadium was absolutly insane.

  • @ProudBostonian
    @ProudBostonian 3 года назад

    For some reason, maybe because I was only 8 or 9 years old when I first remember being in love with the Sox back in the ‘94-‘95 and that happened to be the year I got to go to my very first Sox game at “Fenway PAHK” which was only 6.5 miles from my house but felt a lot further away back then. I think the other factor is after being a huge Big Papi fan it makes Mo look much different than I remember him as a kid lmao, I always remember him as being much fatter LMFAO but him and Canseco together used to hit some absolute BOMBS! The good ol’ days when juicing wasn’t so frowned upon and BASEBALL WAS ABOUT BASEBALL NOT LIBERAL POLITICS!!! Thank you for these games/highlights they’re very nostalgic for me!

    • @unkledoda420
      @unkledoda420 2 года назад

      How is baseball about "liberal politics"?

  • @dbre7126
    @dbre7126 3 года назад +1

    i remember that last one off the shea scoreboard like yesterday

  • @bortflong5734
    @bortflong5734 3 года назад +4

    Did you know Bobby Valentine invented the sandwich

  • @balance4663
    @balance4663 Год назад

    Mo was an absolute beast

  • @codyi5232
    @codyi5232 3 года назад +1

    ABSOLUTE JACK BOMBS

  • @jonathandempsey9228
    @jonathandempsey9228 3 года назад

    The Hit Dog!!!

  • @rona6063
    @rona6063 3 месяца назад

    Most intimidating batt stance of all time IMO.

  • @thefrase7884
    @thefrase7884 Год назад +1

    Like Clemens there is absolutely no reason why he shouldn’t have retired in Boston

  • @erics2739
    @erics2739 3 года назад +4

    Angels paid him alot and when he fell in his first game it was all downhill from there

  • @OH_MY_DOGGG
    @OH_MY_DOGGG 2 года назад +1

    He hit one off Mariano Rivera in the first inning. Back when he was a starter

  • @RussellMills1877
    @RussellMills1877 Год назад +1

    This man had some powerful home runs that were hit and to me Mo Vaughn deserves more credit as a baseball player because he made a impact in the league. And on a side note I have a you tube channel type in Russell Mills May 22, 2017 to find me.

  • @alexspicer6043
    @alexspicer6043 2 года назад +1

    I always pretended to be Mo Vaughn

  • @Payne_Inc.
    @Payne_Inc. 2 года назад

    That crouch was somethin serious

  • @BigEdDunkel
    @BigEdDunkel Год назад

    Mo Vaughn in 1995 was a man who will hit and hit with impact

    • @HT-sm9dm
      @HT-sm9dm Год назад +2

      Still shoulda been Albert Belle’s MVP that year though

    • @scottjohnson7877
      @scottjohnson7877 11 месяцев назад

      @@HT-sm9dmExactly. Albert Belle was the first & still the only 50-50 player (52 2Bs/50 HRs) in MLB history back in '95. Belle & the media hated each other which is why he lost the '95 MVP vote to Vaughn.

  • @Mr._Moderate
    @Mr._Moderate 2 года назад

    Was that Mélido Pérez? 🧐

  • @isletoflangerhans8281
    @isletoflangerhans8281 11 месяцев назад

    I will always believe his full name is Mohandas.

  • @FreeRoyalPowerHour
    @FreeRoyalPowerHour Год назад

    Damn. Were the Yankees that bad in the 90s prior to Jeter? The entire upper deck was empty for a rivalry night game. Goddamn Lmao and then 3:15. What team was that? Maybe attendance was down across the board?

    • @joel8692
      @joel8692 8 месяцев назад

      The whole leagues attendance was down around the time but to answer ur question yes the Yankees from 80s up until 96 when Jeter came around were terrible

  • @DaveDurango
    @DaveDurango Год назад +3

    Mo died so Papi could live

  • @4dimension46
    @4dimension46 Год назад

    Ortiz?

  • @rodmunch4879
    @rodmunch4879 3 года назад +1

    Red Dog beer. Worst ever?

    • @unkledoda420
      @unkledoda420 2 года назад +1

      Yeah it's definitely on the top shittiest list

  • @williameverett3136
    @williameverett3136 Год назад

    his trucking company doesn't pay there bills

  • @gmoney8585
    @gmoney8585 9 дней назад

    These are not bombs barry bonds shots are bombs

  • @paleo704
    @paleo704 Год назад

    Steroids are a helluva drug

  • @briangriffin69
    @briangriffin69 3 года назад

    💉💉💉

  • @demam41
    @demam41 11 месяцев назад

    Yea once he went to the Mets he sucked just like just about every good player that goes to the Mets

    • @joel8692
      @joel8692 8 месяцев назад +1

      He got to the mets and hit the new York techno party scene of the early 2000s and it was a wrap lol. I remember seeing mo at club exit and sound factory popping extacy pills like tic tacs every other weekend. Lol sweating like a mad man

  • @mrbee1611
    @mrbee1611 2 года назад +2

    Let me question something do you know where you will go after you die? If not let me say you can have a choice to either go to hell or heaven see 2000 years ago there was this man named Jesus who died on the cross for our sins and rose alive 3 days later all because he truly loved us he died for us so I question you now do you truly believe in Jesus or do you live for the world turn to Jesus Christ trust in him Christ has way much more to give than the world he loves us turn to Christ