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  • Опубликовано: 28 дек 2022
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    In the baseball world, 2022 was The Year of Aaron Judge. It was the year of Aaron Judge MVP and Aaron Judge 62 homers. After all, the Aaron Judge home run record, at least for the American League, is one of the game’s greatest accomplishments in recent years. This past season necessitated the signing of a record-breaking Aaron Judge contract, as the Yankees sought to retain his services after some hard fought Aaron Judge negotiations. But that’s what you get when you have the greatest MLB season since Barry Bonds.
    The Year of Judge did not end with a New York Yankees World Series or Aaron Judge Triple Crown. The Astros and Luis Arraez put a stop to that. But it will still be remembered for the moment Judge breaks Maris record. Just please ignore everything Roger Maris Jr. has said since the record fell. Of course, 62 was just one of the Aaron Judge 2022 highlights. In this episode of Baseball Bits, a Foolish Baseball production, I point out the Aaron Judge walkoff vs the Blue Jays as a pivotal moment. I also make sure to respect the Aaron Judge defense in centerfield.
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    Jomboy on Judge's socks: jomboy_/status/11...
    Lindsey Adler & Ken Rosenthal on Judge's adjustments: theathletic.com/3639750/2022/...
    Bradford William Davis on the "Goldilocks" Ball: www.insider.com/mlb-used-two-...
    Soundtrack by William Kage: www.williamkage.com/
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  • @pranavarora9976
    @pranavarora9976 Год назад +722

    All Rise for the new Foolish Baseball video

  • @philly_sports1558
    @philly_sports1558 Год назад +871

    Between Judge breaking Maris’ record, Pujols going off in his final season like it was the mid 2000s again, the Mariners making the playoffs for the first time in 21 years, and one of the most unpredictable playoffs of all time (at least on the NL side), the 2022 MLB season might go down as one of the best ever. Crazy that it almost didn’t happen too.

    • @FoolishBaseball
      @FoolishBaseball  Год назад +196

      Plenty of good storylines

    • @johnpayne7096
      @johnpayne7096 Год назад +4

      what do you mean it almost didn’t happen? (i’m a casual baseball fan)

    • @thomasfleming1256
      @thomasfleming1256 Год назад +68

      @@johnpayne7096 the was a strike that threatened the start of the season

    • @Hathos96
      @Hathos96 Год назад +71

      Miguel Cabrera reached 3000 hits as well. 2022 was a very exciting year

    • @Fly-The-W
      @Fly-The-W Год назад +4

      Almost didnt happen is a stretch but agree it was one of the best seasons to watch as far as all around baseball

  • @moonlapsevertigo2432
    @moonlapsevertigo2432 Год назад +405

    The fact that the giants haven't had a 30 home run hitter since 2004 is insane

    • @alaxparthur3734
      @alaxparthur3734 Год назад +2

      Is that true?

    • @user-au2296
      @user-au2296 Год назад +8

      Right? I could’ve sworn someone like Crawford or Posey had hit at least 30 one time

    • @warlordofbritannia
      @warlordofbritannia Год назад +36

      @@user-au2296elt had 29 in 2021, Posey maxed out with 24 in his MVP, Crawford also 24 and also in 2021
      There’s also a couple of Hunter Pence 20+ seasons, an Aubrey Huff, a pair of Pedro Feliz, and even Ray Durham

    • @cake77870
      @cake77870 Год назад +17

      he said "since Bonds retired". Thats 2009

    • @davidmartinez52420
      @davidmartinez52420 Год назад +11

      San Fran's ballpark is one of the hardest to hit HRs in, maybe THE hardest. Especially for lefties even though roided up Bonds made it look easy.

  • @christopheru2561
    @christopheru2561 Год назад +541

    2021: Year of Shohei Ohtani
    2022: Year of Aaron Judge
    2023: Year of Taylor Ward

    • @ianrotheroe2540
      @ianrotheroe2540 Год назад +25

      2024: Lewin Diaz

    • @TheKatosrtophe
      @TheKatosrtophe Год назад +151

      The Angels will have 3 MVPs on the roster as they go 80-82 in 2023

    • @TheLastPrime38
      @TheLastPrime38 Год назад +9

      Truer words have never been said. And im an Angel's fan 😭

    • @gkdunch
      @gkdunch Год назад +4

      2025: nick pratto

    • @ianrotheroe2540
      @ianrotheroe2540 Год назад +4

      @@gkdunch Never: Joey Gallo

  • @milldawg1872
    @milldawg1872 Год назад +567

    Nice to see that Mr. Foolish Baseball prides himself and thinks of himself as a man of faith, truly honorable

    • @carterhaag4229
      @carterhaag4229 Год назад +75

      As Castellanos hits a ball deep to left field

    • @thegameradic8916
      @thegameradic8916 Год назад +2

      @@carterhaag4229 dang it you beat me to it lol

    • @ilikesodaa1643
      @ilikesodaa1643 Год назад +15

      @@carterhaag4229 and that’ll be a home run.

    • @qshot9848
      @qshot9848 Год назад +11

      @@ilikesodaa1643 and that’ll make it a 4-0 Ballgame

    • @isaacbaseball7868
      @isaacbaseball7868 Год назад

      Ong

  • @benjaminpriest7473
    @benjaminpriest7473 Год назад +148

    That roger maris Jr.’s dad joke was hilarious. Really felt like they were honoring maris Jr lmao 😂

  • @ryhatism
    @ryhatism Год назад +59

    hey wait a minute this isn’t Tesla live

  • @RetroBaseball
    @RetroBaseball Год назад +41

    Silly Bailey! You misspelled Arson Judge in the title!

  • @Keirathi
    @Keirathi Год назад +39

    Come on man: "He crushed more sliders than Vogelbach at Crystal". You can't be dropping lines like that in the middle of my dinner. I nearly choked to death.

    • @Jose_Hunters_EWF_Remixes
      @Jose_Hunters_EWF_Remixes Год назад

      You are easily choked
      That is, I don't get the reference

    • @tomr5785
      @tomr5785 Год назад +4

      Sliders being small hamburgers as well as a type of pitch. And Mr Vogelbach being a gentleman of ample proportions, and one would assume, appetite. If you need a visual reference, might I suggest you search for Joey Chestnut's hotdog record. 😏

  • @BigNastyB16
    @BigNastyB16 Год назад +62

    Something I found interesting about this year is that while all of this was going on with Judge stateside, Munetaka Murakami was having an eerily similar dominant season in Japan. While playing for Tokyo's Yakult Swallows (the Mets of Japan, basically), Murakami also set the record for homeruns hit by a Japanese player in a season (56). Similar to Maris' American League record, this isn't the NPB's overall season homerun record (belonging to Curaçaoan Wladimir Balentien with 60), but it was a uniquely prestigious record previously held by the Babe Ruth of Japan Sadaharu Oh. Here's Judge's and Murakami's slash lines for the season.
    Judge: .311/.425/.686, with 62 homeruns, 131 RBI, along with 111 walks and 175 strikeouts.
    Murakami: .318/.458/.711, with 56 homeruns, 134 RBI, along with 118 walks and 128 strikeouts.
    It blows my mind that not only did these two incredible seasons happen in the same year, but that they both happened in the major media mega markets for both leagues. Both seasons also resulted in MVP awards for both men, while also ending in heartbreak as neither managed to win their respective world/Japan series titles. While Judge is 30 and can hopefully keep this pace up for a few more years, Murakami is only 22, and the idea that he could still develop into an even more patient power hitter should scare not only Japan's current pitchers league wide, but also prospective MLB pitchers when he arrives in the states in a few years.

  • @PpP-dr1od
    @PpP-dr1od Год назад +139

    I know you've talked about the pitching win in the Hutchison/deGrom video and the Felix Hernandez video, but as a Phillies fan I'd love to here you detail Steve Carlton's 1972. His 27 wins on a team that won 59 games total is still hard to wrap my head around and it'd be really cool to see a video that goes into detail about how the hell it happened

  • @davewills94
    @davewills94 Год назад +45

    This really helped put Judge’s season in serious perspective. “Post Bonds” offense really does have to be contextualized… especially as someone who grew up watching those seasons from 2001-2004. Judge etched himself into one of the greatest offensive seasons EVER… and when you’re a Yankee… that means that season is up there with the Mantles, Ruth and Gehrig seasons. Pretty incredible if you ask me.

    • @bitterbob30
      @bitterbob30 Год назад +3

      Nice of MLB to provide juiced baseballs for Yankee games. Big fat * next to this "record".

    • @Esteemph
      @Esteemph Год назад

      @@bitterbob30 Ya, I was gonna say now the balls are juiced instead of the players. Interesting the yankees specifically were found to get juiced balls more often.

    • @1Plebeian
      @1Plebeian Год назад +5

      @@Esteemph so why didn't anyone else on the yankees hit well?

  • @rvaneand326
    @rvaneand326 Год назад +179

    Thank you for delivering the Brett Gardner Baseball Bits we’ve all been waiting for 🙏🏼

  • @WARWITHWARWICK
    @WARWITHWARWICK Год назад +37

    7:27 I laughed so hard at that Roger Maris Jr joke. Phenomenal

  • @hardyworld
    @hardyworld Год назад +33

    15:12 Glad to see Adam Wainwright's offensive value listed amongst actual hitters.

    • @dominicpancella3012
      @dominicpancella3012 28 дней назад

      He never gets talked about in Zack Greinke or Jacob deGrom territory, but he was decent with his bat throughout his career.

  • @Kevoguy
    @Kevoguy Год назад +51

    I love all the non-featured players on the charts too. I had no idea Nico Hoerner crushed sliders.

  • @madethecut
    @madethecut Год назад +43

    it's always an amazing day when we're blessed with a new Foolish Baseball vid

  • @jabbawock2494
    @jabbawock2494 Год назад +8

    out of everything the "war-total" got me, amazing vid as always

  • @mtniemeyer82
    @mtniemeyer82 Год назад +7

    Oh we DEFINITELY need a video about the baseballs used

  • @Sam_on_YouTube
    @Sam_on_YouTube Год назад +8

    The Yankee slugger most likely to hike up a mountain in search of enlightenment in 2022 was CLEARLY Matt Carpenter.

  • @PoyntFury
    @PoyntFury Год назад +32

    It's frankly absurd how little I care about baseball as a whole and yet I always watch Foolish's videos minutes after they're released.

    • @uberneanderthal
      @uberneanderthal Год назад +5

      good content is good content, doesn't matter what it's about

    • @FoolishBaseball
      @FoolishBaseball  Год назад +12

      That means a lot, thanks!

    • @PoyntFury
      @PoyntFury Год назад +2

      @@FoolishBaseball keep making great content! I might never come to love baseball, but I'll always enjoy seeing the little bits of it through the lens you show them through!

    • @Jose_Hunters_EWF_Remixes
      @Jose_Hunters_EWF_Remixes Год назад

      I agree with your absurdity assessment

  • @sebastiancadena1242
    @sebastiancadena1242 Год назад +9

    this isn’t tesla live

  • @RuRichelieu
    @RuRichelieu Год назад +18

    Missed a golden opportunity to show a Nick Castellanos homer during your italiphobic apology 😂

    • @BetleyIsland36
      @BetleyIsland36 Год назад +1

      I was really hoping that was going to happen too

  • @trajanaugustus3501
    @trajanaugustus3501 Год назад +3

    As an Italian, that’s literally how we speak, and all our surnames are food names, so no Italophobia there

  • @sweezy2k233
    @sweezy2k233 Год назад +9

    ill give judge credit he hit those bouncy balls far

  • @No5712
    @No5712 Год назад +18

    so crazy that adam wainwright is on that last graph considering that graph is only for hitting and defense

  • @evrbody
    @evrbody Год назад +2

    WAR Total is not only a good way to measure a player's success, it's also a top-tier Pokemon.

  • @crushcity8679
    @crushcity8679 Год назад +2

    All Rise for the juiced baseballs

    • @8.-.3
      @8.-.3 Год назад

      They weren't

  • @0neFamily
    @0neFamily Год назад +6

    You earned your money with that Wartortle cameo alone!

  • @JohnFick
    @JohnFick Год назад +7

    Killed me with the Wartortle. Killer video.

  • @smalliebigs101
    @smalliebigs101 Год назад +31

    so glad he finally got the contract he deserved.
    as a man from new york, i mean that

    • @FoolishBaseball
      @FoolishBaseball  Год назад +43

      as a man from georgia, i wish i had 360 million dollars

    • @darrelleaster5381
      @darrelleaster5381 Год назад

      As another man from georgia, having 360 million dollars would be rather cool, along with a Hank Aaron Baseball Bits

  • @ChickenOfMajesty
    @ChickenOfMajesty Год назад +6

    He’s back!

    • @darwinwins
      @darwinwins Год назад

      bigger than ever. girthier.

  • @kb909
    @kb909 Год назад +29

    As a Yankees fan, thank you Bailey. Watching this season was pretty spectacular and I’m very grateful. Thank you for illustrating our sport in such a fresh, entertaining, and informing way with your videos. Truly grateful.

  • @kingofgrim4761
    @kingofgrim4761 Год назад +35

    I’m feeling terrible but I know this’ll help me, thanks FB hope you had a wonderful holidays and a great new year!

  • @toxdazcubing
    @toxdazcubing 7 месяцев назад +2

    2:27 "Jordan Romano enjoyers sheild your eyes"
    As a jays fan i am dying on the floor right now💀💀💀💀💀😩💀💀💀💀💀

  • @Strutz3E
    @Strutz3E Год назад +6

    I was at the game in Milwaukee where he hit No. 58 & 59. This man could have legitimately hit 5 homeruns that day if he got the tiniest bit of lift on some of those other balls in play. I have never seen a baseball get torched that consistently EVER in a game. I’ve seen Mike Stanton and Ryan Braun, Adam Dunn, Prince Fielder and more guys hit nukes over the years but nothing like Aaron Judge on that day in Milwaukee, summer of ‘22.

  • @fromulus
    @fromulus Год назад +3

    You deserve every Patron, and honestly more. Kinda surprised that wasn't higher, but I'm sure it will continue to rise. As always, absolutely love the content.

  • @markkelly6305
    @markkelly6305 Год назад +9

    Comeback youtuber of the year

  • @SuperGnarWhales
    @SuperGnarWhales Год назад +2

    being an italiphobe in a yankees vid, bailey will never recover from this

  • @robertfischzander8539
    @robertfischzander8539 Год назад +2

    These videos make my day a thousand times better, thank you bailey!

  • @his_purpose3
    @his_purpose3 Год назад +4

    Crazy how hard Judge carried the Yankees in the second half

  • @genenile6737
    @genenile6737 Год назад +4

    I love how those Goldilocks balls are overlooked 😂

  • @kylethomas2993
    @kylethomas2993 Год назад

    I've been binging all your old videos over the past week or so. It's awesome to have something new.

  • @Impepega
    @Impepega Год назад +1

    I thought it'd be a while till we got this video, love that it's out so soon and done so well.

  • @seanhorn9555
    @seanhorn9555 Год назад +6

    Seeing Adam Wainwright top 5 hitter rWAR after age-31 season is CRAZY

  • @jandy608
    @jandy608 Год назад +3

    All rise…here comes Foolish Baseball he’s BAAAAACK

  • @mnoradola210
    @mnoradola210 Год назад

    Great vid as always, Bailey. Thanks for being so consistently great.

  • @ernie3375
    @ernie3375 Год назад +2

    10:03 as there's a deep ball by Castellanos, and that'll make it a 4-3 ballgame

  • @jackfeldman2186
    @jackfeldman2186 Год назад +3

    "Set by Roger Maris Jr's dad"🤣

  • @nacoran
    @nacoran Год назад +3

    I remember seeing something, years ago, when Keith Hernandez went to the Mets. His numbers had fallen off from his elite days but with the Mets he made some adjustments and became a steady .300+ hitter again. Apparently a fan had noticed that when he was hitting better he rotated his body in his stance more. In his elite years in St. Louis you could read his jersey number from the centerfield cam. He made that tiny adjustment and hit .306, .311, .309 and .310 over the next 4 seasons.

  • @matthicksxx
    @matthicksxx Год назад +1

    Best RUclips present of this holiday season. Thanks for the video, FB!

  • @tenderthedefender5136
    @tenderthedefender5136 Год назад +1

    Earlier this year I did not know anything about baseball. After watching your videos I understand everything. Thank you so much ❤

  • @KBisBaseball
    @KBisBaseball Год назад +6

    I wanted Tesla 😞

  • @lanecalaway6733
    @lanecalaway6733 Год назад +4

    I just want you to know that I haven't watched baseball in 20 years, or since I was 12 years old. I'm just a sucker for sports stories from good storytellers. I've been subbed for awhile and happy to have new content. Thank you for the great stories! I'm sure all the animation/stats/writing is a ton of work. I hope you know it's very appreciated. You are the reason I look for baseball on TV when I stay in hotels.

    • @FoolishBaseball
      @FoolishBaseball  Год назад +2

      thanks!

    • @lanecalaway6733
      @lanecalaway6733 Год назад

      ​@@FoolishBaseball I just googled to figure out why people were making the crypto jokes. That's crazy! Happy you are back. Hopefully everything pans out ok for you and your channel.

  • @robertfischzander8539
    @robertfischzander8539 Год назад

    Great video as always Bailey!

  • @paulframe85
    @paulframe85 Год назад +1

    You love to see Foolish Baseball back again!!!!

  • @gongon9935
    @gongon9935 Год назад +5

    2016-2017 Judge was the player for me growing up who made me love baseball and the Yankees, and you’re Channel has changed how I viewed the game so to see this combined really made my day, Thank you Mr. Foolish!

  • @hooverhoover5
    @hooverhoover5 Год назад +3

    Congrats on getting it uploaded

    • @FoolishBaseball
      @FoolishBaseball  Год назад +2

      That was the real battle. Making the video was easy.

  • @st.clairbij9208
    @st.clairbij9208 Год назад +2

    I love how someone's performance in a year can be spectacular and that just makes what Bonds did even more impressive.

  • @jakegrisham814
    @jakegrisham814 Год назад

    Glad you're back!

  • @mkadoza
    @mkadoza Год назад +4

    As a Yankee fan, I'm so happy people outside of the fanbase recognize how freakin' amazing Aaron is. Judge is a Baseball God. If Hercules played stick ball....

    • @Jose_Hunters_EWF_Remixes
      @Jose_Hunters_EWF_Remixes Год назад

      I recognize the superior quality of his character.
      I suppose he's a good baseball player as well

  • @poopybutt2232
    @poopybutt2232 Год назад +3

    The balls used for Yankees games were juiced so it judges season means nothing

  • @VodkaSurprise
    @VodkaSurprise Год назад +2

    Delighted to see you recover your account; welcome back.

  • @sk8zeromakeorbreak
    @sk8zeromakeorbreak Год назад +1

    I can’t accurately explain how excited I was to see this

  • @yoloking222
    @yoloking222 Год назад +7

    Where’d my Elon Musk content go

  • @evanmac1761
    @evanmac1761 Год назад +5

    I can't believe Roger Maris Jr's dad doesn't hold the AL home run record anymore....what a shame.

  • @diegomarzan
    @diegomarzan Год назад

    Yo foolish, I got to say you make amazing quality content. It’s super informative and hilarious 😂🙌🏼

  • @hunterjessup
    @hunterjessup Год назад

    Amazing video as always

  • @joshuapatrick682
    @joshuapatrick682 Год назад +6

    I’m just excited to see who’s year it will be next year! Shohei has been everything he was promised to be the past 2…can he do another year in that duel role and put up the numbers he did?

  • @AceofYankees
    @AceofYankees Год назад +4

    Foolish are you going to make a”goldilocks ball” video soon, I’d love to hear your thoughts.

    • @Toeknee994L
      @Toeknee994L Год назад

      It's insane that this is the only comment I could find that mentions this when it's very possible that Judge's season was completely manufactured by MLB.

    • @AceofYankees
      @AceofYankees Год назад

      @@Toeknee994L His INSANE 2nd half pace in July/August could have been helped by it, but he still had 33 home runs at the break so still an impressive season. I think it seems more likely they used more for Pujols and him going for 700 because that number is a lot more impressive than just 62 in a season and more recognizable

  • @xNYxKidKlutch
    @xNYxKidKlutch Год назад

    Awesome as always!

  • @RKHoss687
    @RKHoss687 Год назад

    Idk if it’s the music or the format or the good info but I always love the start of these videos and enjoy watching them through and through

  • @blakestukins9791
    @blakestukins9791 Год назад +3

    Bit of a late comment, but you should do a video on how identical Ken Griffey Jr's. 1997 and 1998 seasons were. It's almost a statistical imossibility. He even had the same number of walks and strikeouts.

  • @jonathansharpe2347
    @jonathansharpe2347 Год назад +3

    no mention of arson judge, my disappointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined /s
    excellent video

  • @EEBSGERIAPRODUCTIONS
    @EEBSGERIAPRODUCTIONS Год назад

    Incredible as always

  • @jclips2098
    @jclips2098 Год назад

    Thanks for the heads up on Romano.

  • @RichardSlapz
    @RichardSlapz Год назад +3

    I'm a massive Dodgers fan and probably a Yankee hater but that 62 HR gives me chills everytime. I'm glad we all got to witness history

  • @Hacksaw_HIM_Thuggin
    @Hacksaw_HIM_Thuggin Год назад +4

    They also gave judge those Goldilock baseballs

  • @ihatechaucer4413
    @ihatechaucer4413 Год назад

    Thank you for the video, Mr. Baseball

  • @audiosurfarchive
    @audiosurfarchive Год назад +1

    After a certain point, talent transcends team; anything so spectacular and optimal with such style.. _you just love, and have, to see it._

  • @SanFranFan30
    @SanFranFan30 Год назад +3

    I'm a giants fan pain rn. He would have been so perfect back home in the bay.

    • @wack...
      @wack... Год назад

      he was born to be a yankee

  • @philly_sports1558
    @philly_sports1558 Год назад +3

    This was the best offensive season a player has had since 2001-2004 Barry Bonds. Judge was on an entirely different level in 2022.

  • @rikxy24sanvan34
    @rikxy24sanvan34 Год назад +1

    It’s a good day when foolish baseball uploads

  • @DugoutStation
    @DugoutStation Год назад

    This is great analysis on Judge

  • @mlbyoungboy9756
    @mlbyoungboy9756 Год назад +11

    The amount of heart attacks I have sustained from this man is frightening. Could not be more happy that he is a Yankee for life however.

  • @mattc8347
    @mattc8347 Год назад +5

    “JuDgE dIDnT DeServe MvP” -every Ohtani fan

  • @paysonfox88
    @paysonfox88 Год назад +2

    He should've won the triple crown. Damn was he close! so very close!!! Ohtani had a nearly equal year, but Judge had it last year.
    I think it's a very good thing for Ohtani that it takes that kind of year from a hitter to beat him for MVP. Think about the standards being set here. It took a 62 HR guy getting on base almost 1/2 the time and OPS'ing off the charts with a 300+ BA to beat Ohtani's regular "good" year.

  • @MrGageHarrison
    @MrGageHarrison Год назад

    This is the video I’ve been waiting for

  • @eggablist6892
    @eggablist6892 Год назад +3

    If Aaron Judge is so good, why isn’t there an Aaron Judge 2?

    • @snerdterguson
      @snerdterguson Год назад +1

      They're waiting a decade or so, then there will be a prestige sequel ala the most recent Matrix movie.
      Though if Spencer Jones is actually what he looks like, we might have the sequel in theaters while the original is still being shown. Lol

    • @trippy5519
      @trippy5519 Год назад +1

      Does Arson Judge count?

  • @robo1687
    @robo1687 Год назад +4

    62 home runs in the regular season, and capped it off by hitting .0625 in the ALCS against the Astros, what an incredible season!

    • @tjtribble9932
      @tjtribble9932 Год назад +5

      Some of y’all have the memory of a goldfish, acting like the regular season didn’t happen

  • @justingerald
    @justingerald Год назад +1

    My son is 2 and we've been to one game (for obvious reasons). He saw a Judge homer. And I'm glad he'll get to see many more.

  • @ConorMcKroeger
    @ConorMcKroeger Год назад

    Played for 11 years, been umpiring for the last 3. Nothing makes me appreciate the game like a Foolish Baseball video!

  • @BrightHornet936
    @BrightHornet936 Год назад +3

    Noooo where's Elon 😢😢😢

  • @A.B.421
    @A.B.421 Год назад +4

    Considering many different factors, this may have been the greatest home run-hitting season of all-time.

    • @FoolishBaseball
      @FoolishBaseball  Год назад

      It's up there for sure, though Ruth would crush any league-adjusted HomeRun+ leaderboard for obvious reasons.

    • @HT-sm9dm
      @HT-sm9dm 10 месяцев назад

      Na it’s Bonds 73

    • @A.B.421
      @A.B.421 10 месяцев назад

      @@HT-sm9dmsteroids and the era he played in?

    • @HT-sm9dm
      @HT-sm9dm 10 месяцев назад

      @@A.B.421 what does the era have to do with it?

    • @A.B.421
      @A.B.421 10 месяцев назад

      @@HT-sm9dm the era that he played in. The run environment.

  • @KiDDrakeGM
    @KiDDrakeGM Год назад

    In other words, “he was absolutely cracked in 2022”. Great video as always!

  • @zephyrblayze
    @zephyrblayze Год назад

    I started following you a couple years ago in preparation for this specific video

  • @Cmplx.08
    @Cmplx.08 Год назад +4

    How’s my favourite little crypto doubler 🥰🥰🥰

  • @jwanie366
    @jwanie366 Год назад +4

    Aaron Judge will forever be known as the most successful player who bet on himself before free agency

  • @joe264
    @joe264 Год назад +1

    Great video Bailey, I would expect nothing less of a 1984 World Series Champion

  • @tylerzyla9973
    @tylerzyla9973 Год назад

    amazing video Bailey