@@meharinationsportspodcast2582 Because over and over and over he would use the dip maneuver to make it look like he his winding up to swing when instead he would intentionally dip his armored elbow to get hit by a pitch. For example, in 2000 he got 32 RBIs but also got a league-leading 28 hit-by-pitches. He had 25 HBP in 1998.
The thing the pitchers don’t think about is. Your hitting a guy that’s standing next to the umpire. Now the umpire isn’t getting hit but your going to provoke an emotional response because you could miss your intended target and hit him so your just asking to get thrown out. And cause your team so much misery
I miss Stewart Scott high light calls. He was one of the best and truly missed big time!!!
100%. Great comment.
I agree
Don't worry y'all Stuart Scott is doing a breakdown right now in heaven.
You know a basebrawl isn't complete without Darryl Strawberry getting involved and trying to slug at least 2-3 opponents.
Stuart Scott:And Martinez says oh no he didn't it is on
Thank you for posting these videos. If your the one who is actually putting them together, then I wanna say you are awesome.
Albert Belle with a Scott Stevens eraser check on Fernando Vina. I forgot how vicious that was. LOL.
Man that 'Stros/Expos brawl was crazy! Juden was a huge guy. I wouldn't want to mess with him.
Cangelosi hung in there for a guy a foot smaller then him
These fights put current MLB fights to shame
Vina : I'm gonna kick your fu*** ...nevermind it's cool can I get you anything
Getting beamed by Randy Johnson's fastball was a death sentence
2:35 as a Brewers fan, I wish there's a full game I still wanna see Fernando Viña.
And the benches clear: (enter year) I always hear the name: Darryl Strawberry.
I'll never forget Albert Belle running to 2nd and ran that little guy over, Belle could have been 1 of the greats, couldn't get out of his own way
Fernando Vina was one of the biggest cheaters in the history of baseball.
Belle is a POS
@@stephenjohnson9632 Explain why that is?
@@meharinationsportspodcast2582 Because over and over and over he would use the dip maneuver to make it look like he his winding up to swing when instead he would intentionally dip his armored elbow to get hit by a pitch. For example, in 2000 he got 32 RBIs but also got a league-leading 28 hit-by-pitches. He had 25 HBP in 1998.
@stephenjohnson9632 he wasn't the only one who did that.
3:25 Mike Matheny and Julian Tavares few years later would be team mates with Cardinals. Awkward.........
1:21 Minor and Grace had gotten into it before whe Minor was pitching with the Pirates in 1993.
The Astros-Expos brawl was a classic!
Agree . I miss the expos. Les expos nos amours.
The amount of roid rage in 1996!
The thing the pitchers don’t think about is. Your hitting a guy that’s standing next to the umpire. Now the umpire isn’t getting hit but your going to provoke an emotional response because you could miss your intended target and hit him so your just asking to get thrown out. And cause your team so much misery
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Switchblade. Really make it interesting.
Kaiser blade I call it a switchblade
We’ll tell you who got ejected shortly....
(Video ends)
0:42 payblack……
It’s accurate
How did bell not get tossed asap?
Vina was in the base path...and it was the 2nd time Vina did it...hey Albert warned his ass
How grown men settled our beefs.
When you get the pitcher on the ground go for his eyes, when one of his eyes is ripped out his career is over. F*CK FINES AND SUSPENSIONS.
Sheffield was being a big baby
Payblack 😂 ??
Steve Sparks for da Brewers .....Worst pitcher of the year
Steroid era. Notice how buff most look.
Vina had it coming ..