Die hard Red Sox fan here....and some of my favorite baseball memories of the last 10 years was Jeter's last walk off game at home, and his last AB in Fenway. Yankees fans showed respect to Papi, just as we did the for Jeter. At the end of the day...we're all baseball fans.
I'm a die hard Yankees fan born and raised but I gotta hand it to the Sox...the rivalry is amazing and the games we have are always fun...they have my respect
@@imasealarparparp5321 what? A good and knowledgeable fan gets out of the way there, cost his own team an out. You do that to the opposing team, not your own!
@@Clubber-Slang “he deserved to be shit on” the guys eyes were fixed on the ball, prob was excited that he was going to be able to catch a ball to give it to his kid, it’s ONE single out in a dumbass game I promise you it doesn’t matter buddy
@@judosailor I always wanted to hit jupiter for a week or so. My best friend is retiring down there so who knows. I was fortunate to watch Bob Gibson pitch when I was a kid. Growing up in the sixties as a Cardinal fan was a true blessing.... exciting times!
I’m so glad he went back to the fan in the reds tshirt. He seemed like a nice man who just loves baseball and got caught up. Would be so sad for him to go home thinking he can never go back to a game again
I disagree entirely. The fan got in the way and affected the result of the game. He compromised integrity of sports. If he'd sat his fat ass down and let the catch be made, there's a huge chance he gets given the ball. Absolute wanker didnt deserve anything besides the telling off he got.
I saw a very similar play against the White Sox in Chicago, Alex Gordon definitely showed mercy on the people in the first 2 or 3 rows of seats is all I gotta say about that.
Morris was mad but Harper and Lonnie shaking hands to a great World Series and the beginning of the greatest Game 7 of All Time was classic. They were teammates on the 1985 NL Champion Cardinals and they showed the World what sportsmanship is. Greatest WS of all time. By far…
Chris Young is 6’10 actually. He even received interest from the Sacramento Kings in 04 if I’m not mistaken. He played both basketball and baseball at Princeton.
Man im going to miss Alex Gordon. Might not of been a all star hitter but man his defense. Would dive into the stands or wall at full speed. Have a great retiring #4
Um. He was an all star. Multiple times. And was an excellent outfielder. Just because he wasn't one of the top tier elite players doesn't mean he wasn't a great talent.
@callakracker never said he didn't have great talent. Was my favorite royal. Said he didn't have all star hitting. He wasn't a great hitter. Had a few solid years that was great but overall wasn't an all star hitting like judge or Soto
im biased because im a yanks fan, but god damn, seeing the jays players run up just to shake his hand.. I wouldve done the same thing lol, granted I dont play in the mlb but you know what im gettin at
I mean regardless, they are professional athletes. Be the bigger man. Votto showed class and gained a lot of respect from correcting his mistake. At the end of the day, the fan was in the wrong but Votto didn't have to humiliate him by pulling on the logo. Glad it had a great ending! 🙂
My dad had front row seats next to the dugout for the Washington Senators. We KNEW to get out of the way if it was our guy coming to catch the foul ball. Fan didn't deserve an apology.
Derek Jeter seems to come up in these videos a lot, lol. I guess it's fair to say he was well-respected? Like, who ever had bad things to say about him? I haven't really followed him all that closely myself, but he seemed like he was always a class act.
except for with all the women he had one night stands with and then sent them home with signed memorabilia the next morning. I shit you not. lol i guess he could've sent them home with nothing, but...
3:17 Ichiro > Jeter Clip shows Derek standing in the box but ignores Ichiro after a two rbi TRIPLE. Did you know? Only three player hit a home run for their 3,000th hit? Boggs Derek A-Rod. Only one did it with a TRIPLE ! Ichiro.
I'm sorry even if Chris Young was throwing at Bautista he dosen't throw hard enough to hurt anyone unless he hits you just right I think his fastball tops out at 83mph
@@Garrett1240 I guess you never boo a player from the team you cheer for when they screw up, right? That was not some little mistake. He literally cost the team he cheered for an out. If you are going to sit where he did, you need to think like you are part of the game...since you are close enough that the game can come to you. You do not fight your own team's player for a foul ball, that is common sense as a fan. You get the hell out of his way and hope he catches it while protecting your head in case he doesn't. If it is a visiting player doing that? You do EXACTLY what this guy did, screw up the player's catch to give your team another out.
Brian Leighton Uh, no, I don’t boo players from teams I support. That’s very rare across sports and a lousy thing to do. I understand that fans sitting along the field have a responsibility to not interfere with the game like you said, but this is a mistake that happens frequently, usually to the embarrassment and regret of the fan who committed the interference. Other times the fans are casuals and don’t know the rules properly. It’s possible to be critical of a fan’s ignorance towards the rules while still being understanding of a mistake they either didn’t know they were committing or incorrectly thought they were within the rules. To publicly ridicule a fan paying money to support their team after such an incident as the one above is low and childish. Shows an arrogance and lack of perspective to do what Votto did. Still, good on him for being a man and apologizing. They both made mistakes but that doesn’t mean it can’t be forgiven and carry on like usual. By choosing to not take ownership of your faults, no matter how trivial, you incidentally make it a bigger deal than it truly is or has to be. If you rewatch the video it’s pretty clear to me that what the fan did wasn’t that bad and certainly not egregious. I mean, there’s plenty of better examples of fans going out of their way to catch a ball. The guy above was hardly attempting to ‘go get’ the ball like say the infamous case at Wrigley Field many years ago. It’s further complicated by the fact that Votto is stretching into the stands to make the catch and even comes into contact with the guy, leaving him in a lose-lose situation if Votto doesn’t catch it.
@@Garrett1240 The Wrigley case was EXACTLY like this. The Cubs player jumped and reached into the stands. If Bartman had gone for the ball, it would have been fan interference. As it was, he knocked the ball out of his glove inside the stands. Which is why it became a deal...because that hitter went on to start the rally that screwed the Cubs. Votto didn't even make that big of a thing about it. He was just pointing out that the fan was even wearing a Reds shirt when screwing the team over. It's not like he reacted the way Alou did to Bartman. It was Alou's reaction that caused the entire stadium at Wrigley to boo Bartman and throw beer, pizza and other concessions on him. They had to sneak Bartman out of Wrigleyville like he was in Witness Protection for his own safety.
Reminds me of a show South Park did where the football players all wore bra's and tinfoil hats, giving hugs while someone politely carries a ballon into the end zone. Lol
He did not interfere by rule. In fact, if it was the first baseman of the opposing team trying to make that play, the fan would be 100% doing the right thing. As it is, as a home team fan you are supposed to do everything in your power to get out of your player's way to allow him to make the play. Not to try to fight him to make the catch. Imagine how that fan would feel if on the very next pitch the batter hit a homerun. He literally cost the team he cheers for an out. If you are fortunate enough to get seats that good, you are part of the game in a way. As a home fan, you should do everything you can to help your team win, not screw them over. The worst case scenario was the Bartman incident at Wrigley during the playoffs. That poor man had to go into hiding he was hated so much by the entire city of Chicago.
Idk if it's happening to you folks, but every baseball vid I watch has a crapload of state farm commercials. I will not be using state farm at all, also that's not the original Jake from state farm either just saying.
If you don't like fans reaching out into the field of play interfering, stop getting angry when reaching into the stands and you interfere with the fans trying to catch a ball.
These are normal things that you suppose to do anyways, in sports or otherwise. Right? No need for special brownie points for something you should be doing. LOL People are so afraid of saying “I’m sorry” or admitting they are in the wrong.
As a Cardinals fan who's always "hated" the reds, I see nothing wrong with what Votto did. I hate that he felt he had to apologize. The fan took a moment away from the Reds and everyone who paid to see them to make it about himself. I don't think Votto could have handled it with more class, from a baseball perspective.
Soooooo disrespectful to grab a fans shirt when he never put his hands in the way, just making sure he wouldn’t be hit if first baseman missed. That is something you could sue the player and team
@Greg Carver not even close, but there is a personal boundary, grabbing like that is childish and a physical threat. MLB and those 20 year olds should stick to actully playing the game. i voted for President Trump, and will again and again. this is not a liberal type of sue, get real
Fans may cheer when there's a fight or an argument going on but one thing some of us love to see the most is the sportsmanship between the players.
Die hard Red Sox fan here....and some of my favorite baseball memories of the last 10 years was Jeter's last walk off game at home, and his last AB in Fenway.
Yankees fans showed respect to Papi, just as we did the for Jeter.
At the end of the day...we're all baseball fans.
Im also a freemason
I'm a die hard Yankees fan born and raised but I gotta hand it to the Sox...the rivalry is amazing and the games we have are always fun...they have my respect
haaha! so heartwarming. Especially given that I'm a big fan of the Big Sox too. 👍👍👍
Don’t see too many Freemasons anymore
And everyone agreees. A rod and manny were on the opposite end of that coun
I’ve seen the first part of the Votto play in a number of “bad sportsmanship” videos. Never knew there was a “good sportsmanship” ending to it.
Because he is art and classy at the same time. He always has been. He will be rude when he should be though
Fan fucked him and his own team over, he deserved to be shit on.
@@Clubber-Slang bruh
@@imasealarparparp5321 what? A good and knowledgeable fan gets out of the way there, cost his own team an out. You do that to the opposing team, not your own!
@@Clubber-Slang “he deserved to be shit on” the guys eyes were fixed on the ball, prob was excited that he was going to be able to catch a ball to give it to his kid, it’s ONE single out in a dumbass game I promise you it doesn’t matter buddy
I’m a cardinals fan and loved when Pujols came back to Busch stadium, hit a home run and the fans gave him a standing ovation.
YES!!!!
Awesome
My son and I were in the ballpark that day. What a game. What a memory!
@@scottjohnson676 That’s awesome! I’m in FL, but we catch a spring training game every year.
@@judosailor I always wanted to hit jupiter for a week or so. My best friend is retiring down there so who knows. I was fortunate to watch Bob Gibson pitch when I was a kid. Growing up in the sixties as a Cardinal fan was a true blessing.... exciting times!
Those were some players with class, what every sport needs more of. Happy Easter stay safe and healthy
1:36 I've never seen a guy rob his own hit before.
lol
The tip of the cap was out of respect for the Grizzly Addams look, not the catch itself.
0:23 this is so trippy for some reason 💀
In the dugout: “that took some balls Joey, that’s gonna be a PR NIGHTMARE dude!”
Votto: “Oh crap, I better fix it.”
Daniel Murphy has always been a class act, a man of complete integrity, intelligent, a model family man and so respectful of others.
I’m so glad he went back to the fan in the reds tshirt. He seemed like a nice man who just loves baseball and got caught up. Would be so sad for him to go home thinking he can never go back to a game again
I disagree entirely. The fan got in the way and affected the result of the game. He compromised integrity of sports. If he'd sat his fat ass down and let the catch be made, there's a huge chance he gets given the ball.
Absolute wanker didnt deserve anything besides the telling off he got.
@@hansgettheflammenwerfer69420 dude relax mang! Like the other person said he got caught up in the action.
@@hansgettheflammenwerfer69420 most people's reaction isn't to just stay put and let the ball hit them, even with a fielder there.
@@hansgettheflammenwerfer69420 calm down it's not like he reached over. Ball is fair game even if it ends up hurting his team
@@Kyle17206 Americans have no idea about any kind of sports integrity
While i love him making it up to fan, Votto was not acting out of character.
Mad respect to Jeter he is legend and a class act.
Gotta love the respect those players had for Jeter. 👏
Jeter the cheater
@@artful1967 I can see you're not a fan.
This is what sports is about, respecting your opponents skill as well as your own.
"thanks for being so understanding when I acted out of character" they must have had that PR statement pre-written for that situation lmao
There is NOTHING in sports, than good sportsmanship!! Admitting fault, apologizing and showing respect is what makes a good player a great player
Best bb video that I have seen since this covid shit. Honestly us the long diehard fans of the sport that can see clips is priceless.
This will always be the best part of baseball
Awww the chubby fan lol
Lmfaoo 🤣🤣🤣🤣
He was redeemed by the kindness of the player.
Pujols was the reason my batting stance changed but also the reason my batting average went down lol realized I cant bat like him 😂
Good sportsmanship is about showing respect to your opponents. We need a lot more of this in today's world.
Thank you for that touching video that just warms my heart to see such friendliness between opposing baseball players..I have saved it.
"thanks for being so understanding when I acted out of character" is an amazing thing to say. great guy.
I saw a very similar play against the White Sox in Chicago, Alex Gordon definitely showed mercy on the people in the first 2 or 3 rows of seats is all I gotta say about that.
25 minute long fight and angry moments video
3 minute everyone being nice video!! 🤣🤣🤣 great video!
Morris was mad but Harper and Lonnie shaking hands to a great World Series and the beginning of the greatest Game 7 of All Time was classic. They were teammates on the 1985 NL Champion Cardinals and they showed the World what sportsmanship is.
Greatest WS of all time. By far…
0:23 is such an optical illusion, Young must be super tall
Chris Young is 6’10 actually. He even received interest from the Sacramento Kings in 04 if I’m not mistaken. He played both basketball and baseball at Princeton.
Love seeing shit like this especially in MLB
Edge really needs to play Jason Werth in a biopic
Man im going to miss Alex Gordon. Might not of been a all star hitter but man his defense. Would dive into the stands or wall at full speed. Have a great retiring #4
Alex Gordon is the type of guy you want in the locker room for any team
Gordo 4ever
Um. He was an all star. Multiple times. And was an excellent outfielder. Just because he wasn't one of the top tier elite players doesn't mean he wasn't a great talent.
@callakracker never said he didn't have great talent. Was my favorite royal. Said he didn't have all star hitting. He wasn't a great hitter. Had a few solid years that was great but overall wasn't an all star hitting like judge or Soto
Amazed by the haters with such a positive video. What a miserable life they must be living....enjoy
im biased because im a yanks fan, but god damn, seeing the jays players run up just to shake his hand.. I wouldve done the same thing lol, granted I dont play in the mlb but you know what im gettin at
Nice to watch, I subscribed you
I'm not sure if Votto was in the wrong, dude should know who he's rooting for lol
I mean regardless, they are professional athletes. Be the bigger man. Votto showed class and gained a lot of respect from correcting his mistake. At the end of the day, the fan was in the wrong but Votto didn't have to humiliate him by pulling on the logo. Glad it had a great ending! 🙂
Very nice. Looking forward to the upcoming 2021 season.
I’m sure one thing the players liked about no fans is them not being able to interfere 😂that’s gotta be so frustrating as a player
Derek Jeter was always such a classy guy.
Always hated the Yankees, but always respected Jeter
I think he might be one of the only high profile players to have a full career and never have a scandal
This is why baseball is americas sport love it
Votto signing a ball saying him showing anger was acting out of character is completely laughable
That wasn't out of character... He's letting a guy know you're supposed to do that when it's the other team
this is fun to watch,wow,cool.
I love the cards to
Jeter showing mad love to Pompey
you only misspelled his name by 5 letters..............
1.53 i’ve never heard a MLB bat sound like that. Is it corked or something?
I love watching these compilation videos, it's sad that the "good sportsmanship" compilation is so short.
Subscribed
Votto apologies. That's good
That Lonnie Smith and Harper hand shake- didn’t Smith run over Harper on a play at the plate?
Derek Jeter will never be replaced
Some people say sorry to José. Some people knock him back on his heels and damn near knock him out. ODOR!!
And some people hit 3 run homers in a deciding game in the playoffs vs a truly detestable team like the Rangers were!
I had a Jeter Jeter Peter Eater shirt before it got banned from Fenway
0:20 is like an optical illusion lol
You know that's the only time I've seen Yankees fans cheer for there players
This guy is in My recommend subed
My dad had front row seats next to the dugout for the Washington Senators. We KNEW to get out of the way if it was our guy coming to catch the foul ball. Fan didn't deserve an apology.
Settle down tough guy
guess you forgot the old school rule anything in field of play belongs to the plater & anything not is free game
Most people in life are good it's just sad that the bad people get all of the press.
I was at Jeter’d final game
after all the shit going on in this world it feels good to watch this
Joey votto is so Canadian
Votto...100% right.
Joey Votto you either love him or hate him
Class actions all around 👏
I honestly have no problem with what Votto did he was right
Edge left wwe for mlb @ 1:52 man of many talents
If Matt Joyce didn’t rob that homer that girl was dead
I'm guessing Carlos Gomez is not here
God broke the mold after making Jeter! A class act from day 1, on the biggest sports stage in sports!
I feel you say this a lot lol
Thankfully, cause we don't need a bunch of overrated shortstops floating around.
@@reginaphalange1789 if talking about Jeter,yes.
@@hakunamatata3845 that's your opinion.
They should have ejected that fan at the Reds game.
At 1:32, am I the only one that think he over exaggerated when he jumped on the wall?
He tried to Lambau Leap
Derek Jeter seems to come up in these videos a lot, lol. I guess it's fair to say he was well-respected? Like, who ever had bad things to say about him? I haven't really followed him all that closely myself, but he seemed like he was always a class act.
except for with all the women he had one night stands with and then sent them home with signed memorabilia the next morning. I shit you not. lol i guess he could've sent them home with nothing, but...
At 3:17 there’s a frame where the video clip is clearly stolen from another “MLB Respect” video 😂😂
I think that's the MLBs usual endcard for their vids
Greg Gibson the home plate umpire motioning to both players
3:16
Jeter wasn't booed at fenway, but that was some half-assed ovation imo.
yeah the Reds fan one he should'nt have been made at if it was a potential homer okay but it was a foul ball, its okay
whts wrong with the first tag? why is he staring at him
Votto the funniest guy in MLB
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Man I miss Derek Jeter my fav player of all time.
Now I've watch my first baseball video RUclips gonna bombard me with suggestions
I appreciate the player v fan encounters. But most of the others were just lack of competition. I prefer Rose v Harrelson. Compete!
T jay of baseball
Dang Jose sorry I hit a home run over you my bad bro
3:17
Ichiro > Jeter
Clip shows Derek standing in the box but ignores Ichiro after a two rbi TRIPLE.
Did you know?
Only three player hit a home run for their 3,000th hit?
Boggs
Derek
A-Rod.
Only one did it with a TRIPLE ! Ichiro.
I'm sorry even if Chris Young was throwing at Bautista he dosen't throw hard enough to hurt anyone unless he hits you just right I think his fastball tops out at 83mph
Reds fan didn't deserve an apology tbh...
Of course he deserved an apology, you man-child. The guy made a mistake and Votto took the incident to publicly embarrass the poor guy.
@@Garrett1240 I guess you never boo a player from the team you cheer for when they screw up, right? That was not some little mistake. He literally cost the team he cheered for an out. If you are going to sit where he did, you need to think like you are part of the game...since you are close enough that the game can come to you. You do not fight your own team's player for a foul ball, that is common sense as a fan. You get the hell out of his way and hope he catches it while protecting your head in case he doesn't. If it is a visiting player doing that? You do EXACTLY what this guy did, screw up the player's catch to give your team another out.
Brian Leighton Uh, no, I don’t boo players from teams I support. That’s very rare across sports and a lousy thing to do. I understand that fans sitting along the field have a responsibility to not interfere with the game like you said, but this is a mistake that happens frequently, usually to the embarrassment and regret of the fan who committed the interference. Other times the fans are casuals and don’t know the rules properly. It’s possible to be critical of a fan’s ignorance towards the rules while still being understanding of a mistake they either didn’t know they were committing or incorrectly thought they were within the rules. To publicly ridicule a fan paying money to support their team after such an incident as the one above is low and childish. Shows an arrogance and lack of perspective to do what Votto did. Still, good on him for being a man and apologizing. They both made mistakes but that doesn’t mean it can’t be forgiven and carry on like usual. By choosing to not take ownership of your faults, no matter how trivial, you incidentally make it a bigger deal than it truly is or has to be. If you rewatch the video it’s pretty clear to me that what the fan did wasn’t that bad and certainly not egregious. I mean, there’s plenty of better examples of fans going out of their way to catch a ball. The guy above was hardly attempting to ‘go get’ the ball like say the infamous case at Wrigley Field many years ago. It’s further complicated by the fact that Votto is stretching into the stands to make the catch and even comes into contact with the guy, leaving him in a lose-lose situation if Votto doesn’t catch it.
@@Garrett1240 The Wrigley case was EXACTLY like this. The Cubs player jumped and reached into the stands. If Bartman had gone for the ball, it would have been fan interference. As it was, he knocked the ball out of his glove inside the stands. Which is why it became a deal...because that hitter went on to start the rally that screwed the Cubs. Votto didn't even make that big of a thing about it. He was just pointing out that the fan was even wearing a Reds shirt when screwing the team over. It's not like he reacted the way Alou did to Bartman. It was Alou's reaction that caused the entire stadium at Wrigley to boo Bartman and throw beer, pizza and other concessions on him. They had to sneak Bartman out of Wrigleyville like he was in Witness Protection for his own safety.
Reminds me of a show South Park did where the football players all wore bra's and tinfoil hats, giving hugs while someone politely carries a ballon into the end zone. Lol
Cincy fan didn't interfere, he merely stood up from his seat. If that's interference then its MLB's fault, not the fans.
He did not interfere by rule. In fact, if it was the first baseman of the opposing team trying to make that play, the fan would be 100% doing the right thing. As it is, as a home team fan you are supposed to do everything in your power to get out of your player's way to allow him to make the play. Not to try to fight him to make the catch. Imagine how that fan would feel if on the very next pitch the batter hit a homerun. He literally cost the team he cheers for an out. If you are fortunate enough to get seats that good, you are part of the game in a way. As a home fan, you should do everything you can to help your team win, not screw them over. The worst case scenario was the Bartman incident at Wrigley during the playoffs. That poor man had to go into hiding he was hated so much by the entire city of Chicago.
1:47 Well I mean, they are identical twins
Idk if it's happening to you folks, but every baseball vid I watch has a crapload of state farm commercials. I will not be using state farm at all, also that's not the original Jake from state farm either just saying.
Wish we had more of this and less of the bullshit show boating and child behavior these days in MLB.
I spy something that wasn’t supposed to be there 3:16
If you don't like fans reaching out into the field of play interfering, stop getting angry when reaching into the stands and you interfere with the fans trying to catch a ball.
These are normal things that you suppose to do anyways, in sports or otherwise. Right? No need for special brownie points for something you should be doing. LOL People are so afraid of saying “I’m sorry” or admitting they are in the wrong.
Even though he apologized, what Votto did to that guy was total classless and wrong.
"I'm sorry I crushed your face with a 100mph pitch. In defense, I was ordered by the Houston bench to do it. We're cheating vermin ya know..."
I wish everyone would lay off the Astros. Teams have been stealing signs since there have been signs. They just weren't as good as other teams.
3rd
I thought that votto thing had to do more to do with joey being upset with the reds at the time and that just sort of personified that
As a Cardinals fan who's always "hated" the reds, I see nothing wrong with what Votto did. I hate that he felt he had to apologize. The fan took a moment away from the Reds and everyone who paid to see them to make it about himself. I don't think Votto could have handled it with more class, from a baseball perspective.
Joey Votto is a crybaby-he needs to play for the Cubs..
Soooooo disrespectful to grab a fans shirt when he never put his hands in the way, just making sure he wouldn’t be hit if first baseman missed. That is something you could sue the player and team
@Greg Carver not even close, but there is a personal boundary, grabbing like that is childish and a physical threat. MLB and those 20 year olds should stick to actully playing the game. i voted for President Trump, and will again and again. this is not a liberal type of sue, get real
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At 2:15 you see Randy Johnson wiping away his smile