Ellsbury steals five bases for club record
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- Опубликовано: 31 май 2013
- 5/30/13: Jacoby Ellsbury steals five bases against the Phillies, setting a Red Sox club record for stolen bases in a single game
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one of the best baserunners in baseball history
He stole second and third, then went home - with the catcher's wife.
Lol. I'll never forget Jacoby stealing Home on Andy Pettit!
Lmao
Oh my gosh Nelson!!!
321 avg, 212 hits, 32 hrs, 39 stolen bases and 119 runs...I mean, he should've won 2011 AL MVP that season..Verlander was great that year but Ellsbury numbers were staggering. Shame injuries derailed this elite player.
This was 2013 not 2011
Good Lord, that catcher has the slowest release to second I've ever seen.
I know right, he either throws from his knees or stands up and takes five minutes to throw the ball
It's weird because throughout his career Kratz has thrown out 34% of runners which is above average
Probably faster than you tbh
and most stolen bases are off the pitcher too
@@Prideofthepacific808 of course it's faster, they're pro's, but that's like not being able to complain about a meal you purchased just cause you couldn't cook it yourself
he deserved the AL MVP in 2011...
I agree cause I don't like pitchers receiving the award and he lost out to Verlander. However, has anyone ever made more money off one good season in the bigs than Ellsbury?
@@mikeshoe74 Just because he didn't have huge numbers with the bat, doesn't mean he only had one good season. The guy stole 120 bases in just two seasons in 08-09. That's big time.
@@greysonG10 you got me there....he had slightly over 1 good season. He still cashed in big time to do close to nothing from there on in.
Dude was hella fast, I think he stole 70 and 50 in back to back seasons, 120 in just two years. That's nuts.
Now its crazy possible that if the catcher didn't throw the ball into CF Ellsbury could have had a shot at 6 stolen bags.
Fast runner + catcher with crappy arm = 5 SB
there are some players who are fast, but can't steal bases. He on the other hand, gets the best jumps of anyone i've seen.
1:19 he slides so much his pants are ripped
no, that was from the flames
whitedevil2 what flames?
On the radio etc, people were having doubts about Ellsbury's value and role on the team, but after this game, the doubt was over.
In the very first couple of seconds in the video, did anyone else hear "Here comes Ellsbury, the bitch"
Haha yeah but it sounded like bitch
At least Greg Gibson isn't here.
Hah I get it
That catcher was getting worked. Poor guy couldn't make a decent throw to second to save his life.
that catcher really has a problem getting it to second base. that was pitiful.
Red Sox should of never gotten rid of him. Smh
Way overpaid idiot
They didn't... He signed with the Yankees as a free agent.
Asked for way too much and was too injury prone. Plus you got Betts and JBJ out there now and Swihart could be a stud too.
slowest catcher ever!
not necessarily the catcher..Those were awful throws but Jacoby stole the bases off the pitcher...look at his jumps lmao
I noticed that too. His pop-up and transfer from glove to throwing hand seems way too slow to be anywhere close to MLB standards. Especially on the second steal, he just looked lazy as fuck behind that plate.
That catchers first name is the same as yours! Search up Erik Kratts
He was a beast ruined by injuries
Who's the bullpen catcher?
+Marik 444 Think that is the bullpen catcher
in a way him signing with ny is like a reverse reverse boston curse
Man, Jacoby's fast
Those Red Sox road uniforms was dope.
Boston Jacoby is the best Jacoby
By far.
As a Yankees fan, Jacoby was such a stud on the Sox. Definitely got robbed of the 2011 AL MVP
I miss Ellesbury
Man I miss him
Catcher must be pissed xD
We'll miss ya Jacoby.
Weeeeelllllllll
@@counterfit5 It was 2014, cut me some slack haha.
AMAZING. this guys is like usian bolt but in baseball
LOL good catcher!
It's incredible what money can do... He could have become a pillar in Red Sox history. Now he's on the other edge. No way
Rickey Henderson would be proud of that effort
3.34 seconds first steal...3.45 seconds second steal...
Can't wait till video games get these graphics
More importantly, after the 2013 season, Ellsbury swiped $153 million from the Yankees.
Best player on the Yankees.
***** WAS* on the Red Sox. Now he's on the Yankees.
Typical Yankees... Always buying out Bostons best players... Such pussys.
***** Sorry no one wants to play for your shit ball club
Mister12Feet I'm sure Ellsbury was very pleased winning two World Series with the Red Sox.. Plus, he didn't choose a "better ball club". He chose a better money offer dumbass.
Mister12Feet ...and 2 years later, my statement stays true as DLsbury has yet to play a game this year LMFAO!!!
It looks like the catcher is having trouble getting the ball out of his glove every time.
I was at this game. Watching him do this was utterly ridiculous.
beast mode....
catcher has the yips
Jacoby should have stayed in Boston. It was ideal place for him.
Back when Ellisbury was good.
Yankees!!!!!!!
That catcher is 🔫🔫🔫🔫
The Phillies should've pick him off at 0:58, you can notice his feet twitching
that catcher blows
Wow!
that poor catcher......
Jacoby Ellsbury bullies a catcher
¿que te pasa catcher?
Good Lord He's a blue jay now.
Who put the noodle arm behind the dish? Run for days on that guy.
Puso a ese catcher de relajo jajaja
Ellsbury had to be getting in his head by the third one.
Gotta love him! Lol
Fast.
He had six if the ball didn't go into center.
Dang..
Before Ellsbury played the Yankees
Did anyone peep elisbury had ripped pants
anyone here in july 2019
Lol is the catcher behind the plate Kratz?
Sad part was he went on the DL after this
great
Am I the only one that observed that Ellsbury's his pants are ragged???? 1:19
MY FAVORITE PLAYER! I ALSO LOVE STEALING BASES AND IM GOOD AT IT!
this is the problem with "records". i dont know anything about this player, but i can look up that his team won 11-1. lots of players can hit and do stuff when it doesnt make any difference. that is much different than being in a real clutch situation.
yeah he does
from that to becoming one of baseball's highest paid couch potatoes
He would have had 6 stolen bases if he broke for third right away on his first stolen base.
If that catcher was Molina Dear Lord lmfao
Who?
+Matthew Sweet Molina
11 Rings Never heard of her.
Matthew Sweet a man catcher dummy.
Ellsbury was never the same with the yankees.
You steal on the pitcher not the catcher
While that runner has some wheels.
It's the Phillies. Come on. :P
can i run to gain a base in any moment during the game? sorry but i'm not familiar whit baseball :(
you can only go when the pitcher makes his motion towards home plate
***** what?
Nick Santoianni You could start before the pitcher moves, it's just uh... Inadvisable.
Jacoby....why the fuck are you leaving Boston
for the money :(
Um
why are they spitting so much? considering players are sliding in the field :/
One game I stole 9 bases
Well you lost the argument so you went to something absolutely crazy. Typical.
I'm sure the catcher knows someone who knows someone. No damn way he should be in the majors. I know teenagers that can get the ball quicker to 2nd then that turtle back there
That was six
COLORADO ROCKIES
not really familiar with baseball and it's rules, but on that last steal while elisbury is about 6 ft. past 1st base and ready to start running to try to steal 2nd, wouldn't it make sense for the pitcher to throw to 1st to tag out elisbury? It might look easier on the slow-mo replay and perhaps elisbury is quick enough to tag up again but he just seems so far away from the cushion... forgive my ignorance if i'm missing on something, just getting to enjoy this sport since recently. you know.... european ^__^
He's fast enough to get back in time but he could have tried to pick him off but it actually wasn't that far of a lead.
perhaps in hindsight, however, the runner acknowledged pretty much that the next throw by the pitcher was going to be a pitch. He, therefore, went for 2nd base. It also depends on what the ball/strike count is. It's worth stealing a base if it's full count, or close to it with 2 outs. :) It has taken most of my childhood and part of my adulthood to fully understand baseball. It is the best sport in the world to me.
Alejandro Novo You have just caught on to the understanding of the cat and mouse game that is stealing bases. The base runner can lead off as far as he dares, and the pitcher can try to "pick him off" the base. Any base, whether first, second or third.
The thing is the pitcher must step off the pitching rubber (place his foot behind the rubber as opposed to in front of it in the groove) in order to make a move toward the base the runner is at. Otherwise, should he throw toward the runner with his foot still in front of the rubber, it is a "balk" and the runner gets to advance a base.
Pitchers work on increasing the deception of their moves to the base to try to confuse the runners so they can't tell if they will be delivering the ball to the batter at the plate or coming over with a throw trying to pick them off. The batter tries to time his "jump", that initial propulsion toward the base like a sprinter out of the starting block, so as to get as far toward the base of destination as possible thus giving him a better shot at stealing the base.
For the base runner, it's all about reading the mannerisms of the particular pitcher and getting a good lead and not getting picked off and picking a good count to run on (minimizing the possibility of a "pitch out"--- a designed fastball way high and outside to the hitter the catcher catches as hes standing up thereby giving him the maximum potential to get off a good throw to throw the would-be base stealer out) and getting a good jump.
Conversely, the pitcher wants to minimize the baserunner's chances at stealing the base by throwing over to the base to keep him close (as you observed in your comment) or "pitching out" if he thinks the runner will be going. All these things can distract a pitcher, however, and often they help the hitter if the pitcher (being distracted by the baserunner and not focusing enough on the hitter) should hang a pitch in the strikezone where the batter can really hammer it. Lot of strategy going on all over the place in baseball. Some disparage it for being a "slow" game, but generally these same people do not appreciate the chessmatch-like qualities that go into virtually every pitch.
In the stolen bases seen in this vid, it is apparent that Ellsbury was allowed too big of a lead and also stole these bases on good pitches to steal on, but the catcher also made some pretty mediocre throws. A combination of factors all going Ellsbury's way--- skill both in how he ran the bases and also in exploiting the opponent's weaknesses.
***** that was simply awesome. really appreciate the explanation. glad not to be too far off the track too. we europeans like to always fill our mouths with the same old song about american sports being a rip-off, mainly rugby-football and cricket-baseball and how yours is merely a simplified version for dummies. not just unfair but dead wrong. appreciating the skill involved in all of them and with some "showbiz" reservations aside, I find yours way more entertaining, easy to follow and with way more fascinating history and heroes to relate to. Being the Spaniard that I am though, I can never forgive having our beloved football demoted to "soccer" (something you pick your 12 year old daughter from), but that's another story haha. thanks bro.
Alejandro Novo Your quite welcome!
And my soccer-playing daughter is only eleven as of yet LOL
You'll actually have to blame the Brits for the term from what I hear: www.todayifoundout.com/index.php/2010/06/the-origin-of-the-word-soccer/
I have gained appreciation for the sport over the past few years, definitely a lot more skill and ball-handling than many USA sports fans give it credit for though the sport is rapidly gaining in popularity over here.
My five-year-old son absolutely dominated his division this year scoring about five goals a game lol The thought has crossed my mind if there was a way to move overseas to get him the training he needs because he definitely shows great aptitude for the sport but where I live few people really teach the finer points or enforce the discipline needed to mold elite athletes. Then again he said he likes baseball best lol so he would get better training for that over here.
Glad to hear back from you, thanks for your thoughtful comment!
I can't tell what was slower. His pop time or his throw from the knees. Both shit.
Billy Hamilton stole 6 in a game before
Billy Hamilton also never played for the Red Sox.
I like kratz but c’mon
That's what happens when you wear knee-savers.
No its because Ellsbury is fast.
Isn't that 6 because he stole 2 bases on that last one?
6th one is on an error
Catcher isn't any good
LOOOOOL not even Pudge could throw ellsbury out from his knees (well maybe he could have) but nonetheless, this fucking bum of a catcher...? what a shame
That guy is not a catcher
Aaron Herrera you have a hispanic last name + baseball is for everyone Aroldis Chapman one the best is hispanic Mariano Rivera Nelson Cruz Adrian Beltre Yasiel Puig Adrian Gonzales don't be dumb baseball is for everyone
1:05 *fellowship in the game,. third base* :) stop men! not you deslises...
Very poor throws by the catcher
The caters arm sucks
Where did you get Hispanic from? I'm American.
*6 bases because he got to third on the last one.
Minecraft the double steal was actually a stolen base and then an error. only counts as 1
Theirs actually 6 stolen bases
Last one counts as an error not a sb