How Would Pedro Pitch Today?

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  • Опубликовано: 21 ноя 2024

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  • @sffan10
    @sffan10 10 месяцев назад +23

    Love listening to Pedro talk about pitching

  • @hbn232
    @hbn232 Год назад +56

    Pedro as a Yankees fan i hated you growing up but man i respect u and ur knowledge as a pitcher and competitor

    • @wesleyturner1979
      @wesleyturner1979 Год назад +1

      Him, Many and Poppy are the ones that got away.... WTF Cashman!

  • @richarddennis2603
    @richarddennis2603 Год назад +53

    "I'd rather they hit the batter, than miss over the middle of the plate" 😆 Love it.
    Super interesting little chat. Love how Pedro is still creating plans for players who are playing now.

    • @wesleyturner1979
      @wesleyturner1979 Год назад

      What Many said was everything I was coached to do going up in the 90's. I didn't know things had changed that much... my kid is in the process of learning to spot his fastball low, in and out... he's 9 and all ready getting it.

    • @millennial9252
      @millennial9252 Год назад +5

      That’s the mentality of someone who doesn’t want to be beat and that’s how you pitch

    • @gkdunch
      @gkdunch Год назад +1

      hbp is one base, a homer is 4

    • @fazec0ld802
      @fazec0ld802 Год назад

      @@gkdunch A BB is also only 1 base, why I’ve always not liked WHIP because it places a walk at equal value to a hit. Barring an error, a walk is only one base, and may be the best choice to make with a hot hitter and/or to set up a double play. A hit could be anywhere from 1-4 bases, and could drive in multiple runs. But they’re placed at equal value to create WHIP.

  • @philshoward9340
    @philshoward9340 Год назад +16

    God Pedro is so smart I love when legends of the game and commentators actually keep up and share strategy rather than just hot takes

  • @Xenlacasa45
    @Xenlacasa45 Год назад +23

    Pedro Martinez is the only reason I watch this channel once in a while

  • @Tomas-ql9yo
    @Tomas-ql9yo 10 месяцев назад +7

    I love the explanations
    Pedro gives
    Pretty good inside knowledge from the master.

  • @LinkRocks
    @LinkRocks Год назад +17

    I had the pleasure of watching Pedro pitch in person and it was like watching an artist paint a masterpiece.

  • @gregoryk.tanaka4285
    @gregoryk.tanaka4285 4 месяца назад +3

    Pedro also had the best change-up I have ever seen! I mean? It suddenly dipped and slid way off from its originally intended path-maybe by 18 inches or more. OMG!

  • @Publiclighthouse
    @Publiclighthouse Год назад +106

    Tony Gwynn - 11 for 35 against Pedro with zero Ks. Thats amazing.

    • @TheVigorousWolf
      @TheVigorousWolf Год назад +23

      Gwynn is the greatest contact hitter to ever play imo. At least since Ty Cobb.

    • @jaydenbell4975
      @jaydenbell4975 Год назад +3

      ​@@TheVigorousWolf I don't think you spelled Luis Arraez there.

    • @johnjohnsonjohn
      @johnjohnsonjohn Год назад +1

      Their primes didn't overlap at all

    • @hw6271
      @hw6271 Год назад +13

      @@jaydenbell4975 no he was right. You must be 12 or something. Tony was a god at contact hitting

    • @Beaumont99
      @Beaumont99 Год назад

      @@hw6271 more than good lol

  • @MatthewBonacci3881
    @MatthewBonacci3881 Год назад +26

    Pedro has to be the smartest pitcher of our generation if not all time. Loved when he pitched for the Phillies back in 2009.

    • @Duck_OG
      @Duck_OG Год назад

      Pedro has extremely high pitching IQ, but Greg Maddux was simply on a different level than everyone else. I suppose he's still pre-Pedro's prime!

  • @AlFrBu
    @AlFrBu Год назад +2

    I was at this game out in right field as a Red Sox fan and let me tell you, it’s a night I’ll never forget.

  • @toonheaded1
    @toonheaded1 Год назад +5

    Wow tons of insight here....not trying to be an ass here. I learned a lot from this short clip

  • @VengWarrior
    @VengWarrior 8 месяцев назад +3

    PEDRO THE GOAT. 🇩🇴🐐💪🔥⚾️⚾️⚾️

  • @shawn9566
    @shawn9566 Год назад +9

    Always a smart take from Pedro.

  • @theabsorbingman2492
    @theabsorbingman2492 Год назад +6

    A lot of you are delusional to think that a young Pedro Martinez would not dominate today like when he pitched. He had something which cannot be thought. He had a high IQ when it comes to pitching. Like he stated that he saw alot of young pitcher that could throw 98 miles per hour. It doesn't matter what Era in baseball you pitched you have to take control from the start. You young cats are delusional.

  • @VenomousStare
    @VenomousStare Год назад +3

    Great video from you guys. Love stuff like this!

  • @jameslogrono
    @jameslogrono Год назад +5

    Pedro is master pitcher!

  • @danacoleman4007
    @danacoleman4007 28 дней назад +1

    The adage in baseball forever has been good pitching beats good hitting. and I firmly believe that. except when it's Tony Gwynn with the bat in his hands.

  • @Optim40
    @Optim40 Год назад +2

    Baseball and actually all of sports today is just full of kids. You can see the emotional immaturity in all of them. I appreciate the generation of Pedro and all of others of that day and before MUCH MUCH more. People want to see MEN on the field not high schoolers.

  • @recusantvessel
    @recusantvessel Год назад +25

    Pedro reminds me of a time when analytics weren't dictating literally every decision in baseball
    and players just assessed the others, using their own judgement to make pitches.

    • @Optim40
      @Optim40 Год назад +2

      Exactly, to me that takes more intelligence. I appreciate that approach a lot more.

    • @therealbs2000
      @therealbs2000 9 месяцев назад

      It was a time of great inefficiency

  • @chrisweidner4768
    @chrisweidner4768 Год назад +2

    Always enjoy Pedro.

  • @Pyrowith2os
    @Pyrowith2os Год назад +6

    As someone who grew up and pitched in the early 2000s, when Pedro speaks I listen

  • @Diecastclassicist
    @Diecastclassicist Год назад +2

    Pedro is the GOAT.

  • @braheme1260
    @braheme1260 Год назад +2

    The change-up works in every era sooooo

  • @alexspicer6043
    @alexspicer6043 Год назад +2

    I would love to see if I could actually make contact with his fastball or curveball but most likely I will not! Most nastiest pitcher I’ve seen in my life

  • @ElegantPug666
    @ElegantPug666 2 месяца назад +1

    Pedro wow

  • @hw6271
    @hw6271 Год назад +1

    Pedro, your my favorite pitcher of all time besides satchel paige and nolan Ryan.
    Let Tony have his singles🤣🤣🤣
    Here worked so hard on the outside part of the plate because the inside part was EASY for him lol.
    Somewhere, there's a clip on RUclips where he talks with Ted Williams about the insider pitch and Ted Williams forced him to learn to turn on it.
    Game 1 1998 world series. Moonshot off the upper deck. That's what can happen when you go inside and gwynn decides to put datass into it

  • @VenomousStare
    @VenomousStare Год назад +4

    Pedro would still throw at guys. Prime Pedro would still be S class in today's game

  • @davidperez909
    @davidperez909 Год назад +3

    Pedro should be coaching.

  • @danielpamaral2837
    @danielpamaral2837 7 месяцев назад

    I was visiting a friend of mine in DR

  • @killiemelo
    @killiemelo Год назад

    Harold Reynolds analysis very much reminds me of Kenny Smith on the NBA side

  • @acoqueran
    @acoqueran 2 месяца назад

    El Padrino (Pedro) need to start a pitching school...period.

  • @alphastuff21
    @alphastuff21 6 месяцев назад

    Look at the pedro

  • @ron42nm
    @ron42nm Месяц назад

    Smartest pitcher ever.

  • @ParamoreFAV3
    @ParamoreFAV3 Год назад +3

    Listen, Judge has to be mentioned more than just hitting homers. And I’ll say it again, listen to how Pedro said he’d work him completely inside. I can literally go to every home run from last year that he hit were literally middle cut, almost dead center covering way too much of the plate. How did 62 pitchers miss that badly?

    • @travisp5747
      @travisp5747 Год назад

      I’ve noticed that same thing too. Even the past few he’s hit on this hot run he’s on. It seems like a overwhelming majority of those bombs are on hanging ass sliders. Idk what the numbers are but I’d be willing to bet they’re a lot more than you might think

    • @recusantvessel
      @recusantvessel Год назад +1

      with how many meatballs he got last year, and this year suspiciously
      has to be intentional, probably a narrative they want for Judge tbh

    • @craigm7828
      @craigm7828 11 месяцев назад

      As Pedro said, too many inexperienced pitchers who don't know where the ball is going. That = a lot of center-cut fast balls that end up in highlight shows.

  • @shermanngjazz
    @shermanngjazz 2 месяца назад

    Pedro would be a mixture of Gerrit Cole and Luis Castillo if he pitched today.

  • @shakycameratheater
    @shakycameratheater Год назад +1

    Pedro Martinez and Curt Schilling would tell their manager and stick it. Martinez and shilling would pitch way out of a jam on the bases.

  • @chrisweidner4768
    @chrisweidner4768 Год назад +3

    Thinking Pedro turns down offers to be a MLB pitching coach. Daily. Constantly. Always learn something when Pedro speaks.

    • @hw6271
      @hw6271 Год назад

      He's my favorite modern pitcher but his plan against Tony couldn't have been worse lol. Better to let Tony have his singles than go inside and let him turn on a pitch.

  • @wesleyturner1979
    @wesleyturner1979 Год назад +2

    98mph with a change up that broke like a splitter... Pedro could do whatever he wanted. But alas he played for the worst team in sports history 🤬 If I could pitch like Pedro I would pound Judge inside under his hands 98-97 and then stay away with that nasty change up over the outside corner. But lots of fastballs. Just don't leave it over the plate up cuz we all see what happens to that... 460 ft. Judge is hard to beat right now though. He's staying down on the ball and doing what he's supposed to be doing thinking hit the ball to right center. He was pulling off the ball a lot before he got hurt and was fouling off lots of hittable pitches... he's staying on it right now and lots of balls are becoming valuable souvenirs.

  • @d.j.walker3671
    @d.j.walker3671 Год назад +1

    If you can ALWAYS provide a reason for a fastball too far in? You might be Pedro Martinez.

  • @crulio
    @crulio 13 дней назад

    @1:39 umm pause

  • @trashmanjake2081
    @trashmanjake2081 Год назад

    Schwarbs is this era’s Adam Dunn

    • @craigm7828
      @craigm7828 11 месяцев назад

      I would argue Dunn was better. Better AVG and slightly more power.

  • @0711boomer
    @0711boomer Год назад +3

    This is exactly what I keep saying, this is why pitching has been sucking and games having high scoring games. Cause they can't hit locations and you have pitching coaches that won't practice them hitting locations and catchers who don't set up location for a pitcher anymore. The game sucks and if we finally see a good kitchen again like Pedro Greg Maddux then Aaron judge be going for a lot of hat tricks.

    • @travisp5747
      @travisp5747 Год назад

      Why are you insinuating that the pitching coaches don’t teach hitting locations? Wtf you think they’re teaching then?

    • @0711boomer
      @0711boomer Год назад

      @Travis P def not F'N hitting there locations. What games you watching why do you think the games are all high scoring games. They can't hit location to save there lives.

  • @chazzx1018
    @chazzx1018 2 месяца назад

    Great pitcher, but hit batters wouldn't fly today. He would have been ejected in alot of circumstances today.

  • @jph6272
    @jph6272 9 дней назад

    When Pedro talks pitching , people stfu and listen.

  • @KenGaska
    @KenGaska Год назад

    Pedro was all about just drilling guys. Sent 2 Yanks to the hospital in the first inning once. Anything up and in on Manny he's gonna cry about like he did that time he pretended that Clemens came inside too far and started the brawl.

  • @JL-yz6rb
    @JL-yz6rb Год назад

    Y'all just gonna pretend like Steroids are Not Back in the MLB????

    • @HkFinn83
      @HkFinn83 Год назад

      They never left, but the important thing is to keep it quiet for now. Maybe in 10-20 years we can be more open and honest, when the baby boomers die off. You saw how they lost their minds in the early 2000’s😮

    • @jacjr6193
      @jacjr6193 Год назад +1

      @@HkFinn83yeah I always find it comical that when it comes to baseball it’s the worst thing ever. Yet when it comes to other sports like football and basketball those same people see it and just shrug.

  • @JL-yz6rb
    @JL-yz6rb Год назад

    Steriods!!!

  • @boomshakalaka8655
    @boomshakalaka8655 Год назад

    pedro martinez hit everyone. His philosophy was hitting hitters so they were afraid to crowd the plate and then he would go away with his pitches. these days he would be ejected and fined to many times to just hit people every game. he also wouldn't be able to use any substance o the ball and he would be average pitcher to good pitcher but not what he was.

  • @HT-sm9dm
    @HT-sm9dm Год назад

    Sorry but Pedro wouldn’t make it the big leagues today. Athletes are so much more evolved than when he played. He’d get crushed by Schwarber.

    • @theabsorbingman2492
      @theabsorbingman2492 Год назад

      Your delusional

    • @markuyehara7880
      @markuyehara7880 2 месяца назад

      That's a joke, right?

    • @HT-sm9dm
      @HT-sm9dm 2 месяца назад

      @@markuyehara7880 lol yes it was. Athletes aren’t any better today than they were when Pedro played. Anyone who thinks that never played sports at a high enough level.
      The truth is radar guns are showing juiced readings nowadays because of pitch velocity being measured out of the hand. Pedro is the greatest pitcher of all time IMO.
      90s and 00s was the peak of MLB. I can’t even watch a single AB now it’s so bad.