Greg Maddux Full Interview - 2014 Baseball Hall of Fame Inductees
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- Greg Maddux discusses his visit to the Baseball Hall of Fame Museum and reflects back on his career and how he grew as a pitcher.
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Maddux could PICK APART and CARVE UP a Lineup like no one I have EVER SEEN.. When Tony Gwynn says he dreads facing you, that is a MAJOR compliment.. Folks, this guy won 4 STRAIGHT CY YOUNGS.... Enough Said
And 18 straight gold gloves. That is insane
And Greg never struck out Tony
The Greatest Pitcher of All Time..
Yep, I think so
Iam almost 50years old iam a student of the game he is the very best pitcher I've ever seen that's just my opinion
A surprisingly humble guy too.
@@carlsherfy8018 He pitched against the best hitters of his era, such as Griffey Jr, Jeter, Piazza, Thome, not mention these cheaters like Bonds, Sosa, McGwire, Arod and Palmeiro.
He may be, he was also very gross and didn't treat young teammates very well
Greg Maddux, Steve Avery, John Smoltz and Tom Glavin are all in my top 10.
I remember when that rotation had Kent Mercker too. When your weakest link is Kent Mercker, you realize how amazing that time was.
I miss him and Randy Johnson. Those guys in their prime were so fun to watch.
What artists on the mound especially Greg. And consider how many roided out dudes that he beat with his brains and control
I played with the Braves organization (minor leagues obviously) in 2003 and 2004. A few guys that worked out with the big league camp during spring training recall using the bullpen mound after Maddux. His landing area looked like one cleat mark. In other words his lead leg landed in exactly the same spot every pitch. Amazing. Talk about perfect mechanics.
Good thing you didn't play with him in the big leagues. Your clothing may have gotten soiled with bodily fluids :p
@@jtstevenson81 why is that?
@@jtstevenson81 🤢🤢🤢 dude was a mad genius lol
Maddux never seemed like an outgoing guy, but he thoroughly answers any question posed to him.
and gives a lot of thought to every answer.
Greg is actually a very funny guy.
There has never been a better pitcher walk the face of this earth the last 50 years if not longer. His complete book of work is staggering.
He tried going back to work as a house painter after his career. He was fired after the first day after only painting the corners
I love the analogy.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
This is so good. It deserves way more than 4 likes.
Look up the word "control" in the dictionary, and you find a picture of Greg Maddux
Look up paint the corners
Im a Yankees fan but really enjoyed watching him pitch growing up in the 90s, great interviews. Nothing but respect for this guy.
He is the best pitcher I ever watched.
God, how I love this man!! Total class act…I miss watching him pitch…
This guy is such a legend
Greg Maddux is absolutely a legend... He is literally one of the best pitchers of all time.@arturbello4213
I could listen to this man talk about baseball all day.
GOAT pitcher. Just my take as a guy who made it a rule to watch him as much as possible. If a manager could choose from all the greats to have pitch in that game 7, then he's the one. "Movement . . . location . . . change speeds more important than velocity." That's what you learned watching him. BTW, love the love for him here in the comments section. Not surprising because he was as humble and soft spoken as he was great. What a combo.
And a 22" wide strike zone. Laughable that you think this guy was even Top 10. He would have been in the bullpen if you looked at just the 1960s - 1970s pitchers like Gibson, Seaver, Carlton, Palmer, Marichal, McLain, Koufax, Sutton, Ryan, Perry, Tiant, Hunter, etc.
You get the sense that if Maddux hadn't been a great pitcher, he could have been a good serial killer. He has that personality.
+iHatebologna59 lmao
Greinke too
Um.....I think maybe you haven't known many serial killers.
Joel Stucki good
He would Paint the corners with BLOOD.
He seems like such a cool guy. Like someone you can have a beer with.
One thing people don't remember was that Maddux was an incredible defensive player.
Most gold gloves at any position of all time. While the mound isnt shortstop, its still a sick statistic.
1997 had 232.2 innings pitched...……………….20 BB
Jesus!
Really? I gonna check that stat.
That's ridiculous
Pitching has changed so much over the years. Teams used to have 7 pitchers on their roster. 4 opener rotation, two RP's and 1 closer. Nowadays 1 game will have 7 pitchers.
They are sure staying healthy though
My one and only son name after this Legend.... Maddux Macapayag.....
One of my favorite pitchers to watch in the game except when they played the Mets. That rotation they had with him, Smoltz and Glavine in the 90’s was undeniably Hall of Fame material.
I’d loved what he said about fielding and how he had to get a few outs himself because of the type of pitcher he was. The smartest pitcher ever.
355 wins AND 18 Gold Gloves. what else is there to say?
355 Wins in Modern day Era is Phenomenal..
@@Rickmaki Would never happen today, because he started out 30 years ago. 1990 was "a different era.". He was the best of his era, one of the best all-time
The Professor
4 consecutive Cy Young awards, only he and Randy Johnson
Mad Dog was awesome
What's up with Babe Ruth? He was just standing there the entire time and didn't seem to move an inch
lol
He was in awe of Maddux.
yeah i think the babe loves himself too much he always wants to be in the spotlight
With better run support in his career... Maddux could have won close to 400 games. I would have asked him if he knew he had 999 walks going into the last 3 starts of his career. Cool stat! Maddux is 1 of only 4 pitchers with 3,000 strikeouts and less than 1,000 walks. Fellow Cub Fergie Jenkins had 997 walks and 3K SO. Curt Schilling and Pedro Martinez are the other two.
neat stats
Shit buddy more than that he did win 360+ games
G.P.O.A.T(greatest pitcher of all time)
I totally agree with you!!
Definitely the greatest control pitcher of all time.
And pitched against a lot of steroid heads
Top 5 for sure. Nolan Ryan, Randy Johnson, Pedro Martinez, Greg Maddux, and Tom Seaver.
God I miss watching Maddux pitch. Watching him pitch taught me something, yeah I had a favorite team, but I loved watching every team play, because you could be watching a future legend, so take the time and enjoy watching every player on every team.
Saw Greg pitch his first pro game in Peoria my all time pitcher
18 gold glove awards!! Amazing
This guy still looks great.
He*s a pro. Every time I think of th braves, th professor comes to mind 🧠 quickly
Greatest pitcher of the modern era.
When you are not a Braves fan but you watch them because their damn pitcher was so bad ass. Yeah, that was me! Maddux was the shit!
Maddox speaks like what I imagined lol
Too bad he doesnt spell his name like you imagined as well.
@@chocolatetownforever7537 lmao
This was a GREAT interview - serial killer - really?. Greg Maddux is a real person. And the best pitcher to ever grip a baseball. We won't see anybody better in our collective lifetimes.
Only a killer on the mound.
Maddux+Glavine+Smoltz= Fucked up batters
BYPBTMS37 only 1 ring
Their hitters werent that good, its like 2013 Tigers with Scherzer and Verlander but their hitters werent good
I'm glad I got to grow up watching guys like this, I'm glad I actually I got to see him start a game in person, and I'm really glad my Phillies lit him up. Lucky for my Phils he was in his last days. Best command ever.
In 1998, my wife bought me an official MLB Maddux jersey. I hung it up in the closet. She was upset that I only wore it once a year for years. She thought I didn't like it. He is in the Hall of Fame and the shirt is a nice piece of baseball memorabilia for me. Loved watching him pitch.
Control, control, control. -Greg Maddux
Location location location he was the master
Yanks fan here but this guy in his prime was lights out
People always say "how could a guy with less physical conditioning have such a successful career?" It is all in his mechanics, he has the smoothest fluid motion when he pitches and the way he sticks his chest out is a way of loading up to use all of his bodyweight to throw the pitch. He never had a great fastball but man could he put them over the plate (on the corner, of course) with pinpoint accuracy. I'm a Cardinal fan and yes, I was jealous that the Cubs had him on his roster. He also kind of reminded me of Ferris Beuller. It'd be so aggravating to have your team play against him because you'd think "that wasn't a strike!" but it just barely touched the corner and he made a career out of his pitch command. Best baseball pitcher in my lifetime.
Loved watching this guy pitch. So smooth yet dominant.
Amazing pitcher. One of the best ever.
my favorite pitcher of all time
legend.
His likeness we won't see again.
Nope. Greg was a true artist!
Maddux and clemens best pitchers of all time
I put them behind Kershaw, Whitey Ford, Marichal, Palmer, Seaver, Martinez.
I like his voice, I hope that’s not weird
It is weird. My god.....
The GOAT.
Great player, but I got about six above him.
The Artist ⚾️
What a great guy
Great interview, wish it was longer.
Thats what your mom said
I remember throwing my book bag down after school to watch Cubs on WGN channel. Great memories.
Im a Phillies fan. Hate, hate, hated, the Atlanta Braves. They had almost every great pitcher, and almost as solid of a lineup every season. I couldnt stand them, or Greg Maddux.
That being said, I respect the hell out of him. Everybody loves the sexy power pitchers, like Ryan, Johnson, Clemens, etc., but I love pitchers that had location and the ability to change speeds. Maddux looked so well balanced on the mound, and absolutely no waste in movement. The line about a guy having command of his pitches should have a picture of Greg Maddux next to it, because this guy knew where bis throws were going more than anybody ive ever seen.
Awesome pitcher, and he would be on my dream team for sure. Gorgeous to watch.
The average is 30% but I'm not average!
It is interesting that he knew and knows to ve drafted you need velocity but at the end of the day changes speeds was important that he knew.
The Professor! Chop! Chop!
Loved This Pitcher, I don’t why Cubs Let Him Go, I Believed Rick Suticliff taught him how to pitch
The best
🐐
He is my Soul-Brother, i am also born on 14.4.1966! And he has exact the same Astrologic-"Radix" like my radix, this is sooooo crazy and sooo rar!!!! Soul-Brother, the real???
Best pitcher I ever watched. The only pitcher who I ever got the feeling that outs were automatic.
El profesor el mejor
Babe is just like, “ Throw the damn ball!!”
The G.O.A.T
GOAT
This is Matthew Broderick!
I liked Maddux so much because I can imagine hitters facing him for the first time
probably thinking "this guy looks like a banker, conservative haircut, looks like he should
be in a suit carrying a briefcase" and then when they are putting their bats back they
know they just faced an absolute master.
Got a little maddux in the making with my son. He has a weird drop on his 2 seam fastball, and has movement on a split finger fastball, doesnt throw all that hard at 10 years old, no curves, but has command and throws hardly any walks and gets a ton of ground balls. He has composure, and people make comments on him all the time that his composure is that of an 18 year old senior and he's 10 playing with 10 and 12 year olds on a travel team.
I'm not the type of dad to get to excited with this stuff. I pitched, and I just teach him its all about strikes and command and composure. When his coach saw him pitch before the season in doors he slotted him in at the back of the rotation at about the 5th or 6th pitcher, by mid season, he was the Ace.
More dads and coaches need to recognize its about teaching them first at an early age that its about command and composure and work in good mechanics, the heat will come later in life, but not always. Just work with what you got.
Love having a hall of famer like this my son can look up to. When he see's other kids throwing heat and struggling to throw strikes or are get pounded, he understands why its happening to them.
Its about learning the mental side of the mound, not the heat.
You seem like an amazing dad. I wish you, your son, and the rest of your family all the best that life has to offer.
I'm looking forward to seeing your kid in the bigs!
master
bation
Imagine a world where the best pitchers aren't all paid to go to the same team.
He shoulda been a Cincinnati Red......damn!
Mr Padre avg. facing Maddux ..........415 ......
Maddux is the Baseball version of Freddy Couples(Golf) as far as mechanics is concerned. Or vise versa.
Still has that classic lip lick. Lol
i know a question that i would love to ask maddux . if he could choose any hitter to pitch gainst..from the past or present who would he choose?
tony gwynn
Barry Bonds.
All Maddux would have to do is walk him.
Michelangelo on a mound.
Hey Baby! Anyone ever tell you that you are as pretty as Greg Maddux ?
Chicks dig HoFers.
Hated him. But that truly means I respected the hell outta him.
Pure sociopath energy lmao. I would have been terrified to face this man.
HOF!
uhhhh
After Maddux was inducted, he went out and got a new dog. Poor thing hasn’t been walked since
...and he looked like Clark Kent.
ASMR
Uhhh
maddux doesnt smile too much....
Uhhh,..uhhh...uhhh....uhhh.
So this guy ate Maddux?
Kent Bum Merker.
Greg Maddux discusses his visit to the Baseball Hall of Fame Museum and reflects back on his career and how he grew as a pitcher.
New interviews with 2014 inductees are released every Thursday. Watch more interviews here: ruclips.net/p/PLMqDrRYrO41M0bjyX60QQNB8SDepDsEmC
The questions are horrible. This is a pretty big event. Couldn't they find a real interviewer?
Hated him...but what a picture
Pitcher
The extra 5" of outside plate made this guy famous. NL umpires called everything off of the outside a strike for the Braves' pitchers. Take this away and he was average.
Yeah well most of his career was pitching to roid heads too, so there's always advantages and he was still above 90% of the pitchers of his era.
Absolute bullsheet. The guy owned the outside, but also every part of the plate.
You know nothing about baseball. Just shut it.