A lot of players had issues with Carlos Gomez for some reason. On his home run at 6:50, all the Braves infield players were exchanging words with him when he circled the bases. The catcher Brian McCann was so mad he blocked him on the base path to prevent him from scoring the run.
Funny story at 3:05 Puig had been traded to the Cleveland Indians about 10 minutes before and they hadn’t taken him out of the game yet, so he fought the pirates even though he was no longer on the reds Side-note: If you noticed the reds and pirates were in this video for a brawl twice, they both took place in the same season.
@1:55 I was at this game. Usually a catcher will be quick to intercept a batter heading towards the mound, but in this case I think the catcher realized Ventura deserved a fight.
The Nolan Ryan, Robin Ventura fight will always be my favorite. Nolan was well into his 40s at this point when this 20 something year old charges at the mound. Nolan puts him in a headlock and constantly punches him in the head. To add insult to injury, Ventura was ejected and Nolan wasn’t😂😂
7:04 it's an unwritten rule not to show up the pitcher when you hit a home run, the odor Bautista fight happened in the first meeting of the following season
Ventura charging Ryan in that old clip is easily one of the most famous fights of all time. Ventura was 26 and Ryan was 46 (which is very old for baseball). Ryan who is the epitome of a cowboy since he is 100% Texan grabbed him like he was going to rope a calf on his ranch.
Ooh forgive me for commenting so much Kabir but I’m commenting as I go along!!! I was AT THIS GAME at 8:33!! 😁 😁 😁 Red Sox vs. O’s in 2011!! I wanna say it was… July 8, 2011? Not sure 😆 I was 17… anyway. 😅 We all know David Ortiz is a big dude but the pitcher that hit him, Kevin Gregg, is something like 6’6” or 6’7”, so Ortiz definitely had a fair fight coming when he picked that one!!! That was a wild game with a wild atmosphere lemme tell ya!! The only brawl I’ve ever seen in person 😉
Baseball is a slow, pastoral game. Players come in frequent contact for extended periods of relative calm. Words, many of them quite rude, are exchanged. People remember such things. Suddenly, diplomacy goes out the window. The player who wound up in a headlock was Robin Ventura. The player who put him there was Nolan Ryan, one of the great power pitchers ever. (Side note: Ryan is in his 70s, and can supposedly still throw strikes in the range of 85-88MPH). Ventura was a young man at the time, while Ryan was well into his 40s. The warning bears repeating because there are a lot of overconfident youngsters out there: *BEWARE THE OLD MAN IN A LAND WHERE MEN DIE YOUNG*
they showed a small clip of the huge pirates and reds brawl but i think that’s worth looking into. jomboy media has a great breakdown on it. literally unreal that fight was.
I'll recommend another Jomboy brawl breakdown..."The Braves and Padres brawl multiple times in one game back in 1984, a breakdown". Jomboy is excellent because he can read lips pretty well, which is great in finding out what's being said in the fights and aruments.
I kept flinching & dodging the whole time! 🤣 I guess you can't help "feel" it when you watch these. You're like a ringside announcer, so great. Love you Kabir
2:19 RIP Yordano Ventura. Lost too soon a la Jose Fernandez. His death doesn’t get talked about nearly as much as Jose’s, but it deserves attention as well. Ventura died in a car crash just a few months after Fernandez’s boat crash.
The Gomez homerun against the Braves set McCann off because Gomez tossed the bat and stood watching the ball "too long" (Baseball's unwritten rules) and showed up the pitcher
That Nolan Ryan/Robin Ventura fight is one of my all-time favorites. For the record, Ryan was about 45 at the time and well known as apparently ageless (he'd been in the majors for over 20 years at that point), and Ventura was... about 30-ish, I think? Either way, it's one of the few times I saw a pitcher have the perfect response to an enraged batter charging him--lock on a submission hold and start going to town with the free hand until they pull you off his now-tenderized carcass. :D "Hey, you wanna come at me, kiddo? If you do, you're gonna pay for it..."
Funny story about the one at 8:24 was that the runner, Albert Belle was one of the most feared guys in baseball. There had been a similar play earlier in the game (that's why the announcers said "It's just like that play in the 3rd inning!"). During the earlier play, Albert more or less accepted his fate and allowed himself to be tagged out. His manager wasn't happy and put him under orders to run over him if the same play happened again. I believe the 2nd baseman got a broken nose form this play.
Nolan Ryan and Ventura is a classic. Ryan was an older pitcher and Ventura was a young dude ans Ryan took him to school with those knuckle sandwiches lmao!! Great reaction Kabir!!
FIRST WANT TO TELL YOU " ATLANTA BRAVES JUST ONE THE WORLD SERIES." YAYEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!. WANTED YOU TO KNOW BEFORE THE UK FOUND OUT. THIS IS BECAUSE YOU ARE NOW MY BROTHER IN BASEBALL. GOD BLESS YOU. STAY SAFE.
On the Gomez/McCain deal, for some reason if you stare at the ball after you hit it or your bat flip is a little bit too flashy or if you don't run the bases after you hit a homer it's considered showing up the pitcher. In that case Brian took exception on how slow Gomez's homerun trot was.
You have to consider how LONG the MLB season is. 162 games (1 Apr~1Oct +/-) not counting the 30-45 Spring Training. That's at least 6 days(games) a week. They are on the road for 10~14 days (3-4 cities) at a time and when they are home it's only for 10~14 also. So you can imagine how tempers can flare...especially for those on cellar-dweller teams (praying that they are replaced by a HOT Minor League play) and even for those in a Pennant Race, it can be very stressful....thats why you have examples of them screwing around and/or flying off the handle. Thats why we love Baseball.
I hate the unwritten rules sometimes. If the batter isn't taunting the opponents, let them celebrate. But no, a lot of pitchers are thin-skinned prima donnas and we can't let their feelings get hurt.
Gomez has always been a hot head on the fight with Garrett Cole he stood at home plate to admire what he thought was a HR only to end up on 3rd. As for the one where you said why he hit a hr yes he hit one but he took his time around the bases while trash talking
The Yankees and Red Sox had some epic brawls. But the worst one I can recall was years ago between the Yankees and the Orioles in Baltimore, when the Orioles pitcher (I think it was Benitez) drilled Tino Martinez (Yankees first baseman) right in the middle of the back. I mean that ball hit him HARD. And Tino was a low key guy, not the type to start fights. But Tino went ballistic, and within a few seconds both teams were on the field. The bullpen guys ran in. And they were not standing around. There was some real fighting going on. I remember a Yankees relief pitch from Australia, Graeme Lloyd, he got his money's worth in. :) You can get a homerun and be happy about it. But you can't showboat or mouth off while you're rounding the bases, because the other team is gonna take exception. Now, I don't know if Gomez did that because they didn't show it. But something must have been said or done to get that reaction. And don't feel bad about wanting to see a fight on the field. Yeah, we shouldn't want to see it. But it's damn entertaining. 😀
In the first Reds-Pirates fight in which Puig got involved, Puig had actually been traded a few minutes prior to the fight, but that had not filtered down to the dugout yet, so he was playing and fighting while actually a member of another team.
A good fight is nice to see when it is for the right reason and not just for the wrong reason. Sometimes someone has to stand up for themselves, either if it is the right time or the way to do it.
You've been enjoying a lot of baseball lately. I thought since Red Sox Nation & really all of baseball lost a bright star this past weekend that you could react to some Jerry Remy playing & broadcasting. He was one of a kind & will forever be missed. RIP Remdog.❤️
@@rdfox76 Forearm was fine, too. You don't run into them face first, you hit them with a shoulder or forearm. End of the day, the fielder was being cheeky and got steamrolled for it, good lesson.
That's the uniform of my Pittsburgh Pirates (Yellow over Black). I'm biased. I'm really impressed you seem to know a bit about baseball. Kabir the enigma. hehe
As a dodgers fan I love that uniform from the pirates, it makes players look like actual pirates especially if the player has dreads(it helps the look)
You tend to see alternate uniforms on Sunday afternoon games. Usually only on the team at their home stadium, unless there is a special occasion being acknowledged by both teams.
6:52 - Gomez was slowly jogging around the bases after his HR, and some baseball hothead "tradionalists" think that's taunting and poor sportsmanship. I've seen the entire video and I think he also said a few things to the opposing infielders as he was rounding the based.
When you see the ump step out onto the field and point to the dug out...he is throwing the pitcher out of the game. Usually means some questionable dealings happened earlier in the game.
No, he's not. When he steps out on the field and dramatically, but smoothly, points to each dugout, he's giving each team a warning that any further shenanigans by the pitchers will result in ejections. They're *much* more animated when they eject someone, to make it clear that they're throwing them out.
When one hits a home run, sometimes the celebration is deemed as too much. Things like throwing the bat is kind of seen as disrespectful and arrogant. Keep in mind too some of these fights if it looks like it’s over nothing, it could be because of something that happened in another game. The fight where Beltre(texas/Toronto) gets clocked at second base was something that brewed the previous season when he a hit a homer and flipped his bat in a playoff game. When there’s bad blood in baseball, they don’t forget.
You notice a lot of these and the previous video are Cincinnati and Pittsburgh. I live in Cincy, and this city has hated Pittsburgh since at least the 70s when both teams were yearly contenders for the best in the league and also played in the same division. Its too bad a lot of those early fights weren't on tv. I grew up a Braves fan and fights seem to be pretty rare except when the Marlins are a-holes for some reason. I think that just comes from them constantly losing for most of the last 2 decades while the Braves have sort of been at least decently good and making playoff appearances (and even winning the World Series tonight for the first time in 26 years!!!). Fights in baseball go on for years between players and even start in the minor leagues. Thats why it always seems to be the same handful of hotheads who start everything.
The one thing my mate wanted to do when he came to America was go to a Cleveland Indians game with me. Sadly 2020 was the year he was supposed to come over... Now he'll never be able to see an Indians game...
Congratulations to the 2021 World Series champion Atlanta Braves!! A true Cinderella run to the title!! 😊 Also the seventh World Series to extend into the month of November! (Ask some baseball purists about that and they’ll get really mad, but I think it’s kinda cool myself. 😆) See you in March for Spring Training 2022! You can follow St. Louis next year now that you have that awesome Cardinals jersey!! 😎
The uniform that you hadn't seen was Pittsburg, in black, hosting Cincinnati. For a long time, the home team wore white, and the visitors grey. Charlie Finley and the Oakland As changed that in the 70s.
Puig always kind of pissed me off man. He had all the talent in the world, but no self control. I'm not sure, but I think he had more fights for the Reds than he had at bats. As a side note, Go Braves! That's two I've gotten to see them get in my lifetime. Great season.
When you watch the fights year to year their is a tendency to see the same players over and over . My favorite always is old man Nolan Ryan putting Ventura in a headlock and pounding his face , you can't help it but to laugh
Really enjoy you MLB videos. I think you would really like the 2013 movie "42." It's the story of Jackie Robinson, who was the first black man to play on a major league baseball team, and all the difficulties he faced. It stars Chadwick Boseman and Harrison Ford.
I don’t think watching these is childish, I’m not much of a fighter but I do have a terrible temper and a wicked tongue when I’m angry. So after venting to my friends for a little I’ll come to RUclips and watch these types of videos and live vicariously through them and release my anger that way. Edit: I think it’s incredibly important to remember that the guys getting slammed with balls have every right to be angry considering they’re going 90-100 mph. Not to say you weren’t aware and talking about but just a point.
Baseball's unwritten rules are kind of weird and archaic (at least in my "outside looking in" perspective). If you celebrate a HR "too much" or "too long" it's considered disrespectful to the pitcher...and of course it's up to the pitching team to determine "excessive" or "too long"
It all goes back to "act like you've been there" and not being an a-hole. No pitcher wants to give up a home run and certainly dosnt want it made worse from some alpha gym rat who thinks he did something special. Its rarely the best players who start nonsense. Its usually the mid level and lower guys who are trying to prove who has a bigger d***.
Kabir, Carlos gomez hit a legit Homer. No problem.. The problem was what gomez did after..he "showed up" the pitcher by flipping his bat and admiring the hr instead of trotting around the bases. Mccan was pissed about that..its just a Homer, no need for that. shit. That's old school baseball...act like you've been there .. These days the game has changed..that behavior is now celebrated. The line of thinking nowadays is "if you don't want to be shown up then don't give up a homer..
HOPE YOUR HAVING A BLESSED DAY. YOU WILL SEE ME QUITE A BIT ON THE BASEBALL COMMENTS. I DO TRULY LOVE YOUR REACTION TO MY FAVORITE SPORT. MY BROTHER MADE THE PHILLIES IN 1980. HE WAS A LEFT HANDED PITCHER. UNFORTUNATELY HE WAS RELEASED ONLY A FEW MONTHS INTO SPRING. HE HAD QUITE A TEMPER AND WAS ONE OF THE PLAYERS WHO WAS BEING RELEASED BECAUSE OF THE FIGHTS. HE WAS TRULY A BRAWLER. GOD TEST HIS SOUL, BUT A GREAT PITCHER. I WISH HE WERE ALIVE TODAY TO APPRECIATE YOUR PASSION FOR OUR GAME. ESPECIALLY FOR WATCHING AND LEARNING. I THINK IT'S GREAT YOU CAN IDENTIFY WITH THIS GAME BECAUSE OF YOUR CHILDHOOD GAME, ROUNDERS. GOD BLESS YOU MY BROTHER. YOU POSSESS CLASS, A GREAT EYE AND A NATURAL LOVE FOR THIS. GOD BLESS. PEACE. STAY SAFE.
When you paid millions a year Nd are like role models you NEED to keep your temper in check. Any violence in sports should lead to no pay suspension for a very long time
Hey bro have you been following the World Series at all? It's a good one! The Atlanta Braves are up on the Houston Astros 3 games to 2 games right now. The series is best of 7. Game 6 is tonight!
If the pitcher doesn't want a guy to admire a homerun, maybe he shouldn't let the guy hit a home run. He isn't eyeballing or taunting the pitcher, so why be a baby about a guy beating you on this one pitch?
It's the top of the 1st inning and because basically everyone knows Carlos Gomez is a shit talker so when u "pimp" a homer in the 1st inning like that and take 2 mins to jog around the bases you are gonna get shit back.
i've never understood the whole bench clearing thing. let the 2 that have the issue solve it like they do in hockey. theres no need for 40 people to start a brawl because one player has issue with another.
In general, the benches clearing is more to try and separate the fighting players to protect them from injury, though that sometimes spirals out of control into multiple fights. Hockey had bench-clearing brawls before the mid-1970s, when a new rule was put in place that mandated automatic ejection and suspension for any player who left the bench to join in a fight on the ice, and also for any time a third player entered a fight between two players. (There are some slight exceptions; Brendan Shanahan's cross-body check on Patrick Roy during the '97 Brawl in Hockeytown *should* have gotten a third-man-in penalty, but the refs let it go on the grounds that Roy had been coming to get at Darren McCarty, who was engaged in beating the shit out of Claude Lemieux, and that Shanahan ended up fighting another Avs skater while Roy and Detroit goalie Mike Vernon hooked up. In short, there were at least three possible third-man-in rule violations there, but since it ended up never being more than one-on-one in any of the individual fights, the refs let it go.)
Hi Kabir! I hope all is well with you. I was wondering if you would have any interest at m reacting to NHL videos? I am not sure how familiar you are with Hockey but it is super fun :) love the videos 🔥🔥🔥🔥
A lot of times after a HR, the catcher and hitter or hitter and pitcher have words, if you showboat and watch the hit or flip the bat.disrespespectfully. as a Red Sox fan... don't throw at PAPI and shut your hole A Rod
Baseball fights are fake as hell. I think strings are pulled in the background because baseball is so boring to watch. They have to add some entertainment.
A lot of players had issues with Carlos Gomez for some reason. On his home run at 6:50, all the Braves infield players were exchanging words with him when he circled the bases. The catcher Brian McCann was so mad he blocked him on the base path to prevent him from scoring the run.
"Why did he put himself in that headlock?"🤣😂🤣 Ventura ran up to Nolan like a kid whose dad just came back from Iraq.🤣
LOL, as a kid whose dad came back from Iraq (the first time around), this is too fucking funny!
Funny story at 3:05 Puig had been traded to the Cleveland Indians about 10 minutes before and they hadn’t taken him out of the game yet, so he fought the pirates even though he was no longer on the reds
Side-note: If you noticed the reds and pirates were in this video for a brawl twice, they both took place in the same season.
Nolan Ryan putting Robin Ventura in a headlock and giving him the skitty paps is one of my favorite moments in MLB history
Mine too!! 🤣💕
I HAD THE FULL COLLECTION OF EVERY PITCH OF NOLAN. I HAVE IT AWAY AS A GIFT. I WANT TO THROW A ROCK AT ME. LOL
3:08 Us baseball fans look at Garrett as a hero this man ran into the whole Pirates team by himself 😂😂
Nolan Ryan is the embodiment of "Don't Mess With Texas". He was 20 years older than Ventura and still kicked his ass.
@1:55 I was at this game. Usually a catcher will be quick to intercept a batter heading towards the mound, but in this case I think the catcher realized Ventura deserved a fight.
The Nolan Ryan, Robin Ventura fight will always be my favorite. Nolan was well into his 40s at this point when this 20 something year old charges at the mound. Nolan puts him in a headlock and constantly punches him in the head. To add insult to injury, Ventura was ejected and Nolan wasn’t😂😂
7:04 it's an unwritten rule not to show up the pitcher when you hit a home run, the odor Bautista fight happened in the first meeting of the following season
9:40 The scoreboard was so close to reading C3 P0 like in Star Wars
Ventura charging Ryan in that old clip is easily one of the most famous fights of all time. Ventura was 26 and Ryan was 46 (which is very old for baseball). Ryan who is the epitome of a cowboy since he is 100% Texan grabbed him like he was going to rope a calf on his ranch.
Ooh forgive me for commenting so much Kabir but I’m commenting as I go along!!! I was AT THIS GAME at 8:33!! 😁 😁 😁 Red Sox vs. O’s in 2011!! I wanna say it was… July 8, 2011? Not sure 😆 I was 17… anyway. 😅 We all know David Ortiz is a big dude but the pitcher that hit him, Kevin Gregg, is something like 6’6” or 6’7”, so Ortiz definitely had a fair fight coming when he picked that one!!! That was a wild game with a wild atmosphere lemme tell ya!! The only brawl I’ve ever seen in person 😉
Baseball is a slow, pastoral game. Players come in frequent contact for extended periods of relative calm. Words, many of them quite rude, are exchanged. People remember such things. Suddenly, diplomacy goes out the window.
The player who wound up in a headlock was Robin Ventura. The player who put him there was Nolan Ryan, one of the great power pitchers ever. (Side note: Ryan is in his 70s, and can supposedly still throw strikes in the range of 85-88MPH).
Ventura was a young man at the time, while Ryan was well into his 40s. The warning bears repeating because there are a lot of overconfident youngsters out there:
*BEWARE THE OLD MAN IN A LAND WHERE MEN DIE YOUNG*
they showed a small clip of the huge pirates and reds brawl but i think that’s worth looking into. jomboy media has a great breakdown on it. literally unreal that fight was.
Definitely 2nd this. The jomboy breakdown is like 8 minutes so it'll make a good video. Good for a laugh as well.
I agree. And Jomboy is so damn good a breaking down everything
I would love to see him react to some of Jomboy!
I'll recommend another Jomboy brawl breakdown..."The Braves and Padres brawl multiple times in one game back in 1984, a breakdown". Jomboy is excellent because he can read lips pretty well, which is great in finding out what's being said in the fights and aruments.
Beltre is such a MAN 👍🏻💪🏻
6:55 you see the thing Gomez did with his Bat, that in America is a sign of flexing or showing off. But in Korea and JPN Its encouraged.
I kept flinching & dodging the whole time! 🤣 I guess you can't help "feel" it when you watch these. You're like a ringside announcer, so great. Love you Kabir
Thanks Kat :) love you too
2:39 Pedro Martinez, when he didn't know his fastball had serious movement.
2:19 RIP Yordano Ventura. Lost too soon a la Jose Fernandez. His death doesn’t get talked about nearly as much as Jose’s, but it deserves attention as well. Ventura died in a car crash just a few months after Fernandez’s boat crash.
The Gomez homerun against the Braves set McCann off because Gomez tossed the bat and stood watching the ball "too long" (Baseball's unwritten rules) and showed up the pitcher
That Nolan Ryan/Robin Ventura fight is one of my all-time favorites. For the record, Ryan was about 45 at the time and well known as apparently ageless (he'd been in the majors for over 20 years at that point), and Ventura was... about 30-ish, I think? Either way, it's one of the few times I saw a pitcher have the perfect response to an enraged batter charging him--lock on a submission hold and start going to town with the free hand until they pull you off his now-tenderized carcass. :D "Hey, you wanna come at me, kiddo? If you do, you're gonna pay for it..."
There's a good highlight package of the Red Sox vs. Yankees wild card game this year. The two rivals had a lot of storylines in that game, as usual.
There was a NFL fight where the teams ran onto the field ten months a go.
miami dolphins bench empties and fight breaks out - Miami vs bengals
There was a NFL fight where the teams ran onto the field ten months a go.
Funny story about the one at 8:24 was that the runner, Albert Belle was one of the most feared guys in baseball. There had been a similar play earlier in the game (that's why the announcers said "It's just like that play in the 3rd inning!"). During the earlier play, Albert more or less accepted his fate and allowed himself to be tagged out. His manager wasn't happy and put him under orders to run over him if the same play happened again. I believe the 2nd baseman got a broken nose form this play.
At 9:04 the umpire signaled to the pitcher that he was out but it was too late by then
Nolan Ryan and Ventura is a classic. Ryan was an older pitcher and Ventura was a young dude ans Ryan took him to school with those knuckle sandwiches lmao!! Great reaction Kabir!!
2:06 The late Yordano Ventura...
FIRST WANT TO TELL YOU " ATLANTA BRAVES JUST ONE THE WORLD SERIES." YAYEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!. WANTED YOU TO KNOW BEFORE THE UK FOUND OUT. THIS IS BECAUSE YOU ARE NOW MY BROTHER IN BASEBALL. GOD BLESS YOU. STAY SAFE.
Thank god you finally saw the Nolan Ryan vs Ventura fight Nolan is the man!
On the Gomez/McCain deal, for some reason if you stare at the ball after you hit it or your bat flip is a little bit too flashy or if you don't run the bases after you hit a homer it's considered showing up the pitcher. In that case Brian took exception on how slow Gomez's homerun trot was.
You have to consider how LONG the MLB season is. 162 games (1 Apr~1Oct +/-) not counting the 30-45 Spring Training. That's at least 6 days(games) a week. They are on the road for 10~14 days (3-4 cities) at a time and when they are home it's only for 10~14 also.
So you can imagine how tempers can flare...especially for those on cellar-dweller teams (praying that they are replaced by a HOT Minor League play) and even for those in a Pennant Race, it can be very stressful....thats why you have examples of them screwing around and/or flying off the handle.
Thats why we love Baseball.
Hockey brawls are way more intense but I love that baseball still does this
“He got a home run. He’s allowed to be happy, no?” If only it was that simple… 😂
He should watch the video going over all the unwritten rules of baseball. That rulebook is bigger than the regular rulebook! Lol
I hate the unwritten rules sometimes. If the batter isn't taunting the opponents, let them celebrate. But no, a lot of pitchers are thin-skinned prima donnas and we can't let their feelings get hurt.
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Thanks Kimmie :) welcome to the channel!
A lot of the time, these fights don’t start because of the action, but because of what is said to each other afterwards.
Gomez has always been a hot head on the fight with Garrett Cole he stood at home plate to admire what he thought was a HR only to end up on 3rd. As for the one where you said why he hit a hr yes he hit one but he took his time around the bases while trash talking
The Yankees and Red Sox had some epic brawls. But the worst one I can recall was years ago between the Yankees and the Orioles in Baltimore, when the Orioles pitcher (I think it was Benitez) drilled Tino Martinez (Yankees first baseman) right in the middle of the back. I mean that ball hit him HARD. And Tino was a low key guy, not the type to start fights. But Tino went ballistic, and within a few seconds both teams were on the field. The bullpen guys ran in. And they were not standing around. There was some real fighting going on. I remember a Yankees relief pitch from Australia, Graeme Lloyd, he got his money's worth in. :)
You can get a homerun and be happy about it. But you can't showboat or mouth off while you're rounding the bases, because the other team is gonna take exception. Now, I don't know if Gomez did that because they didn't show it. But something must have been said or done to get that reaction. And don't feel bad about wanting to see a fight on the field. Yeah, we shouldn't want to see it. But it's damn entertaining. 😀
6:49 Brian "Unwritten Rules of Baeball Should be Written out as Laws" McCann.
Should do a part3 featuring the 1993 Mariners vs. Orioles brawl. That brawl had a ton of punches thrown and lasted almost 10 minutes
In the first Reds-Pirates fight in which Puig got involved, Puig had actually been traded a few minutes prior to the fight, but that had not filtered down to the dugout yet, so he was playing and fighting while actually a member of another team.
A good fight is nice to see when it is for the right reason and not just for the wrong reason. Sometimes someone has to stand up for themselves, either if it is the right time or the way to do it.
You've been enjoying a lot of baseball lately. I thought since Red Sox Nation & really all of baseball lost a bright star this past weekend that you could react to some Jerry Remy playing & broadcasting. He was one of a kind & will forever be missed. RIP Remdog.❤️
Carlos Gomez, Manny Machado, and Bryce Harper are 3 people you'll find in many of these, as well as Ventura
Those are the biggest rivals. Padres, Giants. Dbacks, and Dodgers and the Rockies
Kabir, the one that you said was unacceptable was the fielders own fault. If you block the base path the runners can run you down.
The collision was just fine. The forearm to the bridge of the nose as part of it, not so much.
@@rdfox76 Forearm was fine, too. You don't run into them face first, you hit them with a shoulder or forearm. End of the day, the fielder was being cheeky and got steamrolled for it, good lesson.
That's the uniform of my Pittsburgh Pirates (Yellow over Black). I'm biased. I'm really impressed you seem to know a bit about baseball. Kabir the enigma. hehe
As a dodgers fan I love that uniform from the pirates, it makes players look like actual pirates especially if the player has dreads(it helps the look)
Good to see a fellow Pirates fan here... cheers
Gold not yellow.
You tend to see alternate uniforms on Sunday afternoon games. Usually only on the team at their home stadium, unless there is a special occasion being acknowledged by both teams.
Liking this video for more MLB.
Fights are rare I’ve only seen two while watching games and never one live
6:52 - Gomez was slowly jogging around the bases after his HR, and some baseball hothead "tradionalists" think that's taunting and poor sportsmanship. I've seen the entire video and I think he also said a few things to the opposing infielders as he was rounding the based.
batista definitely picked on the wrong guy I thing odor was a boxer in his home country.
When you see the ump step out onto the field and point to the dug out...he is throwing the pitcher out of the game. Usually means some questionable dealings happened earlier in the game.
No, he's not. When he steps out on the field and dramatically, but smoothly, points to each dugout, he's giving each team a warning that any further shenanigans by the pitchers will result in ejections. They're *much* more animated when they eject someone, to make it clear that they're throwing them out.
@@rdfox76 Watch closely...I think it was three times only one dug out was pointed to....Thats an ejection
When one hits a home run, sometimes the celebration is deemed as too much. Things like throwing the bat is kind of seen as disrespectful and arrogant. Keep in mind too some of these fights if it looks like it’s over nothing, it could be because of something that happened in another game. The fight where Beltre(texas/Toronto) gets clocked at second base was something that brewed the previous season when he a hit a homer and flipped his bat in a playoff game. When there’s bad blood in baseball, they don’t forget.
You notice a lot of these and the previous video are Cincinnati and Pittsburgh. I live in Cincy, and this city has hated Pittsburgh since at least the 70s when both teams were yearly contenders for the best in the league and also played in the same division. Its too bad a lot of those early fights weren't on tv.
I grew up a Braves fan and fights seem to be pretty rare except when the Marlins are a-holes for some reason. I think that just comes from them constantly losing for most of the last 2 decades while the Braves have sort of been at least decently good and making playoff appearances (and even winning the World Series tonight for the first time in 26 years!!!).
Fights in baseball go on for years between players and even start in the minor leagues. Thats why it always seems to be the same handful of hotheads who start everything.
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The one thing my mate wanted to do when he came to America was go to a Cleveland Indians game with me. Sadly 2020 was the year he was supposed to come over... Now he'll never be able to see an Indians game...
No, but he can see the Guardians.
@@hrussell9677 I can't support the name change at all. Especially the godawful logo they let some 2nd grader create...
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The uniform that you hadn't seen was Pittsburg, in black, hosting Cincinnati. For a long time, the home team wore white, and the visitors grey. Charlie Finley and the Oakland As changed that in the 70s.
Puig always kind of pissed me off man. He had all the talent in the world, but no self control. I'm not sure, but I think he had more fights for the Reds than he had at bats.
As a side note, Go Braves! That's two I've gotten to see them get in my lifetime. Great season.
Need to do a reaction to "the unwritten" rules of baseball. Then you would understand more on why bench clearing happens.
I did that one a few months back, an awesome vid
You should check out the padres braves brawl narrated/broken down by jomboy, that brawl easily could be one of the best brawls in sports
When you watch the fights year to year their is a tendency to see the same players over and over .
My favorite always is old man Nolan Ryan putting Ventura in a headlock and pounding his face , you can't help it but to laugh
Really enjoy you MLB videos. I think you would really like the 2013 movie "42." It's the story of Jackie Robinson, who was the first black man to play on a major league baseball team, and all the difficulties he faced. It stars Chadwick Boseman and Harrison Ford.
Thanks Mary :) I'll check it out!
I don’t think watching these is childish, I’m not much of a fighter but I do have a terrible temper and a wicked tongue when I’m angry. So after venting to my friends for a little I’ll come to RUclips and watch these types of videos and live vicariously through them and release my anger that way.
Edit: I think it’s incredibly important to remember that the guys getting slammed with balls have every right to be angry considering they’re going 90-100 mph. Not to say you weren’t aware and talking about but just a point.
I recommend that you look at NHL fights. There have been some doozies.
I've done a few reactions to NHL fights! hockey is such an underrated sport
@@kabirconsiders I totally agree with that. Of the four major professional sports in America, hockey ranks fourth.
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A pitch behind the back of the batter is always viewed as a big "F*** you" and will almost always result in a fight.
Baseball's unwritten rules are kind of weird and archaic (at least in my "outside looking in" perspective). If you celebrate a HR "too much" or "too long" it's considered disrespectful to the pitcher...and of course it's up to the pitching team to determine "excessive" or "too long"
It all goes back to "act like you've been there" and not being an a-hole. No pitcher wants to give up a home run and certainly dosnt want it made worse from some alpha gym rat who thinks he did something special.
Its rarely the best players who start nonsense. Its usually the mid level and lower guys who are trying to prove who has a bigger d***.
@@josephbridges7470 Nah, the pitchers are just think-skinned babies. If the batter isn't taunting or eyeballing you, let him celebrate.
React to more fights brother and keep on doing what your doing 💯👏👏👏👏👏 and react to chicago rappers who died there is a bunch of videos of it
Thanks bro :) I will!
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If you think that’s fun to watch, check out a hockey game. Went to a St Louis Blues vs Chicago BlackHawks game awhile back, it was nuts!
Baseball has tremendously stupid unwritten rules. Gomez watched the homerun for to long, hence the catches waiting for him
Also, you're likely not going to see a brawl. They're very rare. In a 162 game season, a team may have 5-7 brawls.
Nhl hockey fights are more epic. Always one on one. A true fight.
Kabir, Carlos gomez hit a legit Homer. No problem..
The problem was what gomez did after..he "showed up" the pitcher by flipping his bat and admiring the hr instead of trotting around the bases.
Mccan was pissed about that..its just a Homer, no need for that. shit.
That's old school baseball...act like you've been there ..
These days the game has changed..that behavior is now celebrated.
The line of thinking nowadays is "if you don't want to be shown up then don't give up a homer..
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When you paid millions a year Nd are like role models you NEED to keep your temper in check. Any violence in sports should lead to no pay suspension for a very long time
The fights are what fans get revved up by-most exciting part of baseball. Hockey fights are the best, but hockey is already a much more exciting game.
Hey bro have you been following the World Series at all? It's a good one! The Atlanta Braves are up on the Houston Astros 3 games to 2 games right now. The series is best of 7. Game 6 is tonight!
Atlanta won 7-0 last nite! They won their first world series title since 1995!
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MLb brawls or the puig show.
If u like the baseball stuff I highly suggest “how Trevor Bauer is cheering and why no one cares”
I love those bench clearing brawls, too. GO BRAVES. GO DAWGS
React to the history between the new york Yankees vs the Boston Red Sox and the Roberto clemente story
6:56 disrespectful. Don’t just watch the ball
If the pitcher doesn't want a guy to admire a homerun, maybe he shouldn't let the guy hit a home run. He isn't eyeballing or taunting the pitcher, so why be a baby about a guy beating you on this one pitch?
It's the top of the 1st inning and because basically everyone knows Carlos Gomez is a shit talker so when u "pimp" a homer in the 1st inning like that and take 2 mins to jog around the bases you are gonna get shit back.
i've never understood the whole bench clearing thing. let the 2 that have the issue solve it like they do in hockey. theres no need for 40 people to start a brawl because one player has issue with another.
In general, the benches clearing is more to try and separate the fighting players to protect them from injury, though that sometimes spirals out of control into multiple fights. Hockey had bench-clearing brawls before the mid-1970s, when a new rule was put in place that mandated automatic ejection and suspension for any player who left the bench to join in a fight on the ice, and also for any time a third player entered a fight between two players. (There are some slight exceptions; Brendan Shanahan's cross-body check on Patrick Roy during the '97 Brawl in Hockeytown *should* have gotten a third-man-in penalty, but the refs let it go on the grounds that Roy had been coming to get at Darren McCarty, who was engaged in beating the shit out of Claude Lemieux, and that Shanahan ended up fighting another Avs skater while Roy and Detroit goalie Mike Vernon hooked up. In short, there were at least three possible third-man-in rule violations there, but since it ended up never being more than one-on-one in any of the individual fights, the refs let it go.)
...and the benches clear.
I thought football was violent now baseball
Hi Kabir! I hope all is well with you. I was wondering if you would have any interest at m reacting to NHL videos? I am not sure how familiar you are with Hockey but it is super fun :) love the videos 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thanks Cody :) I've done quite a lot of NHL reactions! In fact I've got a whole playlist of them. I love hockey!
@@kabirconsiders I love to hear that! Beautiful game for sure. I honestly just missed them. I am going to check them out. Appreciate it :)
It is disrespectful to walk slowly or jog slowly after hitting a homE run. Gomez is an ass for doing that and the catcher told him about it.
you would have needed to see the entire game to get the context of most of these fights.
Haha, nothin' like seein' the dugouts empty. They need to lay off the 'roids.
A lot of times after a HR, the catcher and hitter or hitter and pitcher have words, if you showboat and watch the hit or flip the bat.disrespespectfully. as a Red Sox fan... don't throw at PAPI and shut your hole A Rod
Baseball fights are fake as hell. I think strings are pulled in the background because baseball is so boring to watch. They have to add some entertainment.
Can you go 5 seconds without pausing the video damn it’s so annoying
Watch the original video then jeez
Seriously, why are you watching a reaction video if you don't want the guy to react?
NHL fights r better
Acting like children.