@@SayerofThings There was a year where Canseco and McGuire rivaled the greats as well... these two Red Sucks have longevity though. The yanks can't have all the greats unfortunately
I’m 10:30 in and Manny is still standing awkwardly in the middle of them after abandoning his chair lol I fucking love Manny. I live 15 minutes from downtown Boston and I turned 13 when Manny first signed here, so obviously he was my hero and the first and one of the few jerseys my father ever bought me .
I live in CT diehard redsoxs fan went to college in Boston from 04-08 manny is hands down one of the best hitters and the greatest person ... I wish i can sit down and have a couple drinks with manny...
Really fascinating to hear Ortiz talk about his relationship with the Boston media. And he knows why the media accepted him - he came along at the exact right time and was the single most important offensive player who lead to the team winning the WS in 2004, including the legendary comeback against the Yankees. After that 2004 postseason he basically could do no wrong. It would have taken a SERIOUSLY bad attitude from Ortiz to make the media turn on him, and he was never like that anyway.
Big Papi was not embarrassed by giving interviews in his 2nd language, but Manny was, because he got burned a few times by saying something wrong in English, that he was have not been misunderstood if he said it in Spanish.
Man I loved to hate these guys! I'm glad they won one though. If any Red Sucks deserved to break the curse it was these two... add Pedro. Life long Yankee fan but I loved these guys... shhh don't tell anyone!
Hmm, let’s see…. Over the last twenty years I’m pretty sure the championship count is something like this: Yankees: 1 Red Sox: 4 And I seem to recall back in 2004 that a Sox team with these two on it came back from being down 0-3 in the ALCS to beat them and go on to win the WS.
@@johnnygarcia33133 Maybe there’ll be a rerun on ESPN classic about some of those, except oh wait they didn’t televise games for almost half of those championships xD
Manny swing is flawless!
Cleveland fans will never forget our many “ Manny Thrills”! 👏
The best hitting Duo ever
No doubt.
Because of that Juice
On the left
Babe and Lou buddy
@@SayerofThings There was a year where Canseco and McGuire rivaled the greats as well... these two Red Sucks have longevity though. The yanks can't have all the greats unfortunately
Ones of the best of Dominican Republic 🇩🇴
I’m 10:30 in and Manny is still standing awkwardly in the middle of them after abandoning his chair lol I fucking love Manny. I live 15 minutes from downtown Boston and I turned 13 when Manny first signed here, so obviously he was my hero and the first and one of the few jerseys my father ever bought me .
I live in CT diehard redsoxs fan went to college in Boston from 04-08 manny is hands down one of the best hitters and the greatest person ... I wish i can sit down and have a couple drinks with manny...
I grew up with manny
Manny Ramirez was the first piece that started it all 🔥
This video made my night, thank you for all you did for the Sox and everyone in the region
No better duo than these two right here. Manny was my favorite player.. this is coming from a Mets fan
Mets suck
TMC the real movie channel. Ted, Manny, and Carl the holy trinity
Loved watching Manny hit. Never saw him get fooled by a pitch.
Manny that 2008 dodgers manywood era… oh baby… and Ortiz such a great guy met him in person in Springfield such a good guy man
Really fascinating to hear Ortiz talk about his relationship with the Boston media.
And he knows why the media accepted him - he came along at the exact right time and was the single most important offensive player who lead to the team winning the WS in 2004, including the legendary comeback against the Yankees. After that 2004 postseason he basically could do no wrong. It would have taken a SERIOUSLY bad attitude from Ortiz to make the media turn on him, and he was never like that anyway.
2 of the best right here.....
Big Papi was not embarrassed by giving interviews in his 2nd language, but Manny was, because he got burned a few times by saying something wrong in English, that he was have not been misunderstood if he said it in Spanish.
2 caballetes mi manny el mejor de todos los tiempos mejor bateador derecho k allá visto en mi vida
Great video Thankyou for this
“LeBron James playing 20 years ago”😂 he did
He said the cryla 300 😂😂😂
Luego de Babe Ruth y Lou Gehrig y Jimmie Foxx y Al Simmons van estos dos. Manny es mu favorito.
Big Poppi up in this piece. Respect.
Exactly....the modern players will destroy the past players.....plus they way way more athletic
maybe in baseball but not basketball
2 montro ahi manin mirenlo bien
Big papi Ortiz
Man I loved to hate these guys! I'm glad they won one though. If any Red Sucks deserved to break the curse it was these two... add Pedro. Life long Yankee fan but I loved these guys... shhh don't tell anyone!
ok coo coo man
2 of the best ever but yankees are still your daddies.
Lol not really, they Yankees daddies.
Hmm, let’s see…. Over the last twenty years I’m pretty sure the championship count is something like this:
Yankees: 1
Red Sox: 4
And I seem to recall back in 2004 that a Sox team with these two on it came back from being down 0-3 in the ALCS to beat them and go on to win the WS.
@@isaacgraham5727 27 is all that matters.
@@johnnygarcia33133 Maybe there’ll be a rerun on ESPN classic about some of those, except oh wait they didn’t televise games for almost half of those championships xD
@@isaacgraham5727 yea just like Olympics and world cup. When your in the history books that's all that matters.
I need someone in my life that looks at me like Manny looks at David. What a duo. Two of the best.
Man, i can listen to this and especially Manny’s work ethics, all day and night. Such a professional and knowledgable big leaguer
El mejor Ortiz
Great video! Two of the best to ever play! 🔥🔥🔥
Funny how Ortiz keeps touching lorenzos knee🤣
We have conversations like that, lol.
Wished manny talked more. David Ortiz was loving it lmao
David dont let Manny talk lol
Dude reminds me of a young tommy lasorda
that echo , needed personal mics man
the literal and absolute best 1+2 punch in baseball history.