Imagine if he was alive to this day. The Marlins with Alcantara & Fernandez? Thats a 1-2 Punch. Plus that hitting core would make them helpful. Oh what could have been.
I think it's important that Jose impacted others on the platform of a baseball field. He was kind and genuine not only to other baseball players but to the fans, no matter who they were. It didn't matter if he was pitching, batting, fielding, or looking on even though wasn't going to get the decision at the end of the game. He respected the game and had a blast. That's how baseball is supposed to be played and I wish more players took notice. When I think of Jose, I seldomly think of his blazing 4seam fastball or his beautiful sweeping curveball. I think of his smile and how he never overlooked the young fan in the crowd who wasn't making the money of a baseball player. He didn't care about fame, ever. He just wanted to play the game, simple as that. So I say, Thank you Jose. You left a profound impact on me by who you were as a human being. Your soul will live on. Forever immortal.
I wear his number Bc I am from Miami and this was one of the saddest things of my life Bc my birthday was a day after he died so that was the worst day to spend my birthday knowing that someone I looked up to passed away a day before my birthday.
I will never forget José...a hero to the entire Cuban community. my heart breaks for his family and the entire world that lost a beautiful soul, a wonderful, loving and compassionate human being...baseball aside we lost a lovely person. Baseball is a game played by young men who should have many years ahead of them after baseball, its just a job and we forget that these guys are human sometimes...being an ace pitcher is secondary to being a good person, and above all else; José was a good person.
Ive seen this video numerous times over the years. Still cant believe hes gone. His death literally changed baseball. The entire landscape would be dofferent if he was still here. Marlins probably wouldve gotten a ring or at least made a run Marcel Ozuna, Christian Yelich, Stanton, Realmuto and him woudlve been a force when they all hit their prime
I’m still watching highlights in 2021 he is a big reason I became a marlins fan 5 years ago a year before he died I’m still hurting today I look up to him when I pitch in my games I’m always energized like he was on the mound I miss you jose
Thank you for making this. My 9 yr old son is pitching in Majors for the Marlins. He is Cuban and my mother's maiden name is Fernandez. He will pitch in honor of Jose. Never forget #16.
I would just like to have the chance to share how Jose Fernandez changed my life. I'm a 18 year old kid here in the Philippines that got offered a scholarship to play in one of the biggest universities here. This guy showed me how fun it is to be out there on the mound mowing people down. This guy showed me the feeling of contentment when you strike guys out. I used to throw high 70s by my junior year, no college scouts would look at how I pitch. They just see me as someone who goes to a private school but isn't talented. Then after training and reconstructing my pitching motion (which i modeled after this guy), I started throwing mid 80s and sometimes touching 90. Got offered to play UAAP ball (which is like d1 in the states). Man this guy showed me a lot. And still up to this day, I can't believe he is gone. Thanks for everything man. When I make it to the bigs, I'll rock your number. JF16 🔥
I’m a Cardinals fan but I loved Jose Fernandez. This guy was my favorite pitcher to watch. He was so dominant. He easily could have been a Cy Young winner if he were still alive today. The man was a beast.
Being a Marlins fan I remember waking up seeing this and him being the first athlete I ever actually cried about passing he had so much life ahead of him
he was prime degrom before prime degrom. high-90s fastball all game combined with a slider faster than that of most other pitchers at the time, not to mention in 2016. this man was so far ahead of his time
I remember him being a great pitcher after seeing his stuff he was filthy and was gonna go on to be the top pitcher in baseball he was that already w the likes of sherzer and Kershaw but he was younger and just hard to hit man he should be in the hall of fame! rip Jose
Fernandez was really on his way to becoming something really special in baseball. Unfortunately we'll never know what could have been. He made a poor choice and unfortunately paid the ultimate price but for the short time he played baseball he was such a gem to watch. He made it look so effortless and easy. And I don't even think he was close to reaching his peak. A real loss to the game.
Faced him in HS and it was like nothing I had ever ever seen. What made him good was his “slurve” that looked like a fastball and his demeanor on the mound. This combination would “freeze” batters when they couldn’t afford to be frozen. He could also stroke well at bay so he was just an all around threat.
I wish Jose Fernandez was here with the marlins and if he survived he would’ve helped the marlins 2024 games and 2025 games so we’re all just trying to get to the playoffs and the world series
Man, I remember seeing him pitch randomly on YT years ago. Couldn't believe what he could make the ball do. Showed my pops and he was amazed, a year later he passes away. Really shitty.
I remember when people tried so hard to make the ROY between him and Puig an actual race. I was like "uhhhh nah." Homey came in and just dominated from day one. R.I.P.
When I was 15 I pitched at an 18u showcase I threw one inning struck out the side and Jose rushed the mound picked me up was so hyped for me lol good guy a year later he was in the big leagues
I believe he would've been the 1st pitcher to 40mill a year he was that nasty he passing really hurt the marlins bc he was that ACE... that passion he had I would've love to see it in the post season he was such a great pitcher in his short time with us
I met him in 2016 i was asking for his autograph entering the dugout after the game and he said outside met outside where the players come out he saw me came over signed for me and everyone else who was there waiting for players to sign.
It was very tragic to hear about this young promising baseball pitcher's death. He had a very promising career. But let us not fooled, though, as tragic as his death was, we all need to see it as a stark reminder of how easily life can continuously give us all the warning sighs of impending doom, yet we continue to ignore them. Jose had captivating smile and charming personality for sure, that can't be denied, but unknown to most of his fans & maybe even his family, his Mom & beloved Grandma too, he was on a path of self destruction, which in fact ended just as quickly as his stardom rose & it cost the world, 3 lives, not just one talented ballplayer. Remember that. He was high on cocaine, and double the legal alcohol limit when he crashed his boat, full speed, into that jetty, killing himself and two of his friends. He reminded me of the similarities to Tiger Woods fall from grace. Both let fame and fortune take over self respect, common sense and their sense of personal responsibility. Jose was what many young ballplayers looked up to, which carries such a huge responsibility, most never realize the depth of it's social importance. Tiger did, after it was to late for him & his family life. Both were praise by all who knew him. Some called Jose "An Angel". He was an excellent pitcher, but he was no Angel. That's almost blasphemy in the eyes of God. He had a God given talent, and his arrogance towards God's greatest gift of all....LIFE, cost him everything, and he effectively murdered two others on his deadly path of self destruction & his ultimate death. They call Cocaine "the liars drug". I wonder what his life would of been like today, if he never took that boat out for a ride? If he stayed on that path, I think its plausible, it could of been a very long drawn out sad and tragic story. Maybe his quiet and sudden death was merciful in some ways. Think of OJ Simpson and his fall from grace. Millions love him...or rather, loved the person we thought was he was..."The Juice." But he sat with the devil and walked the devils path too, didn't he? Look where that path brought him? Think about that for a moment & all the lives HIS PATH destroyed. I'm not trying to shame Jose. That is absolutely NOT my intention here. But what I'm trying to do is to wake others up so they can consider their own choices & see how quickly everything that will ever really matter, which is your responsibility to appreciate life, YOUR life, can be erased in an instant, when you choose to dance with the devil & partake in his alluring intoxicants. He freely chose that path, & it cost 3 lives, not just his. That is the real tragedy here. But, as always, that's just my opinion! :(((
Unfortunately, it seems like alcohol was the primary factor in the boat crash that killed him. People need to get it into their heads that booze and driving (anything) don't mix. Someone will end up dead. And everyone, from famous baseball players to the guy who flips burgers, has family who will miss them. :-(
How many WS championships would the Marlins have had if they had competent ownership group? One of the best talent scouts in MLB but the owners are greedy and don’t care about championships
Watching in 2022 - so sad we lost this man. He had such a promising career ahead of him
for real he would’ve just been 30 this year😢
For real... Man.
Imagine if he was alive to this day.
The Marlins with Alcantara & Fernandez? Thats a 1-2 Punch.
Plus that hitting core would make them helpful.
Oh what could have been.
@@AlexTheMultiFanStudios they would’ve been traded him away
I honestly think he could have been one of the best pitchers we have seen in a long time. Look what he did at 20 years old
I truly believe we were robbed of a generational talent, maybe even an all time great. In his 4 seasons his highest ERA was 2.92.
agreed. First 4 seasons at that too including the rookie season
I think it's important that Jose impacted others on the platform of a baseball field. He was kind and genuine not only to other baseball players but to the fans, no matter who they were. It didn't matter if he was pitching, batting, fielding, or looking on even though wasn't going to get the decision at the end of the game. He respected the game and had a blast. That's how baseball is supposed to be played and I wish more players took notice. When I think of Jose, I seldomly think of his blazing 4seam fastball or his beautiful sweeping curveball. I think of his smile and how he never overlooked the young fan in the crowd who wasn't making the money of a baseball player. He didn't care about fame, ever. He just wanted to play the game, simple as that. So I say, Thank you Jose. You left a profound impact on me by who you were as a human being. Your soul will live on. Forever immortal.
I am a Cub fan and he is surely missed god bless him he was good for baseball 100%
RIP
He will always be remembered
Respect
I wear his number Bc I am from Miami and this was one of the saddest things of my life Bc my birthday was a day after he died so that was the worst day to spend my birthday knowing that someone I looked up to passed away a day before my birthday.
Rip to a phenomenal athlete
I will never forget José...a hero to the entire Cuban community. my heart breaks for his family and the entire world that lost a beautiful soul, a wonderful, loving and compassionate human being...baseball aside we lost a lovely person. Baseball is a game played by young men who should have many years ahead of them after baseball, its just a job and we forget that these guys are human sometimes...being an ace pitcher is secondary to being a good person, and above all else; José was a good person.
Jose reminds everyone what baseball is about.
Julian G Jesus Christ our lord and savior loves you
I like that post
AGREED, DOING COKE, GETTING DRUNK, AND KNOWINGLY DRIVING A BOAT THAT KILLED PEOPLE
I lost one of my heroes that day. I would give anything for this to just be a bad dream.
RIP Jose, you will be missed by more than just baseball.
@Nylon Umm, do you want to punish him now that he's dead or would you rather wait? 🙄
Jose was my favorite pitcher.
Ive seen this video numerous times over the years. Still cant believe hes gone. His death literally changed baseball. The entire landscape would be dofferent if he was still here. Marlins probably wouldve gotten a ring or at least made a run Marcel Ozuna, Christian Yelich, Stanton, Realmuto and him woudlve been a force when they all hit their prime
I’m still watching highlights in 2021 he is a big reason I became a marlins fan 5 years ago a year before he died I’m still hurting today I look up to him when I pitch in my games I’m always energized like he was on the mound I miss you jose
Thank you for making this. My 9 yr old son is pitching in Majors for the Marlins. He is Cuban and my mother's maiden name is Fernandez. He will pitch in honor of Jose. Never forget #16.
I would just like to have the chance to share how Jose Fernandez changed my life. I'm a 18 year old kid here in the Philippines that got offered a scholarship to play in one of the biggest universities here. This guy showed me how fun it is to be out there on the mound mowing people down. This guy showed me the feeling of contentment when you strike guys out. I used to throw high 70s by my junior year, no college scouts would look at how I pitch. They just see me as someone who goes to a private school but isn't talented. Then after training and reconstructing my pitching motion (which i modeled after this guy), I started throwing mid 80s and sometimes touching 90. Got offered to play UAAP ball (which is like d1 in the states). Man this guy showed me a lot. And still up to this day, I can't believe he is gone. Thanks for everything man. When I make it to the bigs, I'll rock your number. JF16 🔥
Sena Kobayakawa thank you for the words buddy and good luck on your baseball career god bless you ,RIP JDF16
#JDF16 #RIP Great player Great personality
It seems cruel that there will be a full 2017 baseball season without this amazing guy mowing down hitters. RIP Jose Fernandez.
I’m a Cardinals fan but I loved Jose Fernandez. This guy was my favorite pitcher to watch. He was so dominant. He easily could have been a Cy Young winner if he were still alive today. The man was a beast.
Jose Fernandez was the reason I started pitching in 2022. Wish I had his jersey. Rip Jose Fernandez 1992-2016💔
The only mlb baseball i got is thanks to Jose… he had great personality man I still can’t believe he is gone.
God Rest this great athlete!
Rip Jose😭😭still grieving his loss 6 months later JF we miss you but you're throwing against the best hitters ever now☝️❤️
watching in 2024 is so wholesome seeing this video legend took to fast from us
Being a Marlins fan I remember waking up seeing this and him being the first athlete I ever actually cried about passing he had so much life ahead of him
Jose was a a true ace, something that is exceedingly rare in todays game, this wasnt just another player...
🇨🇺🇨🇺🇨🇺🇨🇺you always will be on our hearts never forget Rip jdf16 Viva 🇨🇺
R.I.P a rising star
I think that Fernandez and Venture will support the team from heaven as long as the Major League camp begins.
Watching in 2024 he would’ve been the best Cuban pitcher of all time rip✝️🙏🏽
Just imagine the 2017 marlins with Jose and that offense R.I.P
Just imagine how good he was going to be. He was going to be one of the best of this generation.
🥺🥺
Miss this kid so much...R.I.P Jose..God Bless Your family..You will never be forgotten.
he was prime degrom before prime degrom. high-90s fastball all game combined with a slider faster than that of most other pitchers at the time, not to mention in 2016. this man was so far ahead of his time
Just so sick to think he died later that year. Here he was, thriving. Not knowing it was his last year alive.
Still miss this guy every day, never forgotten
Dam , time goes by flying!! It’s already 2021! RIP BUDDY
I remember him being a great pitcher after seeing his stuff he was filthy and was gonna go on to be the top pitcher in baseball he was that already w the likes of sherzer and Kershaw but he was younger and just hard to hit man he should be in the hall of fame! rip Jose
ずっと僕の中で一番のピッチャーであるよ
greatest forever
ダスアディ 僕もです、憧れのピッチャーの一人です
One of my favorite pitchers:(
The absolute goat,still missing you 16💙
My favorite player growing up fr, bawled my eyes out when we lost him
The number one pitcher in my heart.
Still my favorite pitcher in Marlins' history.
Rest in peace, José😢😢
Fernandez was really on his way to becoming something really special in baseball. Unfortunately we'll never know what could have been. He made a poor choice and unfortunately paid the ultimate price but for the short time he played baseball he was such a gem to watch. He made it look so effortless and easy. And I don't even think he was close to reaching his peak. A real loss to the game.
Iknow you are still trowing that nasty slider on Heaven ,we love you kid we love you RIP JDF16
RIP Jose! You were a good man and you didn’t smell like beef and cheese, you smelt like Jose Fernandez! As a Yankee fan, I’ll die without you.
One of the best pitchers I’ve ever seen live
I’m a marlins fan, and Jose was my favorite pitcher and we lost the best pitcher in the marlins.
Couldn't believe the news when it happened, dude was pure phenomenal would be the best pitcher in the league rn
Im still reeling over his passing, its been months but this isnt a loss that baseball can just "get over" ...its gonna hurt for awhile :(
Faced him in HS and it was like nothing I had ever ever seen. What made him good was his “slurve” that looked like a fastball and his demeanor on the mound. This combination would “freeze” batters when they couldn’t afford to be frozen. He could also stroke well at bay so he was just an all around threat.
R.I.P A kid who would have 300 Strikeouts in a season, 20 in a game, a no hitter, a Cy Young Award, and a Hall Of Fame induction.
He had neither of those
RIP JDF16. Gone but never forgotten.
Thank you mvpflf great video, rip Jose
Long.Live.JDF16 #RIP
5:43 He owned Kershaw Right there. 🤣🤣
I will never not be upset about this
Best pitcher I ever saw.
Rip🙏🏼
Still can’t believe he’s gone :(
Rest In Peace to a pitcher and a hero.
I wish Jose Fernandez was here with the marlins and if he survived he would’ve helped the marlins 2024 games and 2025 games so we’re all just trying to get to the playoffs and the world series
RIP Jose..... I will always miss you.
Man, I remember seeing him pitch randomly on YT years ago. Couldn't believe what he could make the ball do. Showed my pops and he was amazed, a year later he passes away. Really shitty.
My favority player forever I love JDF#16
rip goat
Any one 2019 RIP #BEST PITCHER
RIP JOSE . You will be missed
I remember when people tried so hard to make the ROY between him and Puig an actual race. I was like "uhhhh nah." Homey came in and just dominated from day one. R.I.P.
When I was 15 I pitched at an 18u showcase I threw one inning struck out the side and Jose rushed the mound picked me up was so hyped for me lol good guy a year later he was in the big leagues
He was born to play the game of baseball
descance en paz r.i.p.
Rip Jose Fernandez 1992-2016
Fantástico ♥️
Good pitcher, good music choice I liked the video
He will always be a part of Miami culture. Would have been a Hall of Famer. So sad.
Rip Jose Fernandez #☝🏻 🙏🏻
Both Jose Fernandez and Chester RIP
If I could have stopped you from getting on the boat at that moment.
from Taiwan :(
His death really impacted the Marlins organization till this day
I believe he would've been the 1st pitcher to 40mill a year he was that nasty he passing really hurt the marlins bc he was that ACE... that passion he had I would've love to see it in the post season he was such a great pitcher in his short time with us
rip jose fernandez you will be missed
Happy birthday kid ❤️
the greatest pitcher that never was
Miss this Guy, remember him facing Puig
still cannot believe he is not pitching...
I miss watching him Gone too soon
I love jose fernandez my player
I met him in 2016 i was asking for his autograph entering the dugout after the game and he said outside met outside where the players come out he saw me came over signed for me and everyone else who was there waiting for players to sign.
Can u do José Fernández 2017 highlights
No Shaq 😂😂
Where are his 2017 highlights?
i miss u
It was very tragic to hear about this young promising baseball pitcher's death. He had a very promising career. But let us not fooled, though, as tragic as his death was, we all need to see it as a stark reminder of how easily life can continuously give us all the warning sighs of impending doom, yet we continue to ignore them. Jose had captivating smile and charming personality for sure, that can't be denied, but unknown to most of his fans & maybe even his family, his Mom & beloved Grandma too, he was on a path of self destruction, which in fact ended just as quickly as his stardom rose & it cost the world, 3 lives, not just one talented ballplayer. Remember that.
He was high on cocaine, and double the legal alcohol limit when he crashed his boat, full speed, into that jetty, killing himself and two of his friends. He reminded me of the similarities to Tiger Woods fall from grace. Both let fame and fortune take over self respect, common sense and their sense of personal responsibility. Jose was what many young ballplayers looked up to, which carries such a huge responsibility, most never realize the depth of it's social importance. Tiger did, after it was to late for him & his family life. Both were praise by all who knew him. Some called Jose "An Angel". He was an excellent pitcher, but he was no Angel. That's almost blasphemy in the eyes of God.
He had a God given talent, and his arrogance towards God's greatest gift of all....LIFE, cost him everything, and he effectively murdered two others on his deadly path of self destruction & his ultimate death.
They call Cocaine "the liars drug". I wonder what his life would of been like today, if he never took that boat out for a ride? If he stayed on that path, I think its plausible, it could of been a very long drawn out sad and tragic story. Maybe his quiet and sudden death was merciful in some ways. Think of OJ Simpson and his fall from grace. Millions love him...or rather, loved the person we thought was he was..."The Juice." But he sat with the devil and walked the devils path too, didn't he? Look where that path brought him? Think about that for a moment & all the lives HIS PATH destroyed.
I'm not trying to shame Jose. That is absolutely NOT my intention here. But what I'm trying to do is to wake others up so they can consider their own choices & see how quickly everything that will ever really matter, which is your responsibility to appreciate life, YOUR life, can be erased in an instant, when you choose to dance with the devil & partake in his alluring intoxicants. He freely chose that path, & it cost 3 lives, not just his.
That is the real tragedy here.
But, as always, that's just my opinion! :(((
Tremendo pitcher tenía tremendo futuro gue dios lo tenga en su paraíso
tiktok qua kiếm ông này nè🤣🤣🤣
😢😢 still breaks my heart
RIP FROM 🇯🇵
he is the best !
大谷関連の動画でよくアンチしてる奴やん
この動画にも現れるとはMLB好きそうで何よりです
@@tlbpm1401 笑 MLB好きやでw
というかホセフェルが好きなんやでw
@@user-pj7rm5kh9o もし生きてたら間違いなくMLBを代表とする看板選手となってたでしょうね
あの若さであの球威と制球力は他に類をみない
今日からまたエンゼルスの試合も始まるので引き続き大谷アンチ頑張ってや🤚
@@tlbpm1401 ピッチャーとしては大谷より全然上だからなw
まじめに。
ちなみにホセフェルはバッティングもいい。
二刀流できたんじゃねーかw？
@@user-pj7rm5kh9oホセフェルナンデスが 投手の実力として大谷より上なのはmlb見てる人なら異論は無いでしょう
代打として起用されることもあるほどなので二刀流もあり得たかもしれませんね
Unfortunately, it seems like alcohol was the primary factor in the boat crash that killed him. People need to get it into their heads that booze and driving (anything) don't mix. Someone will end up dead.
And everyone, from famous baseball players to the guy who flips burgers, has family who will miss them. :-(
CanadaMMA ran not he wasn't driving...
@@Nick-ve1kg yes he was driving a boat
Can you do C.J Cron or Kole Calhoun?
How many WS championships would the Marlins have had if they had competent ownership group? One of the best talent scouts in MLB but the owners are greedy and don’t care about championships
this guy was gonna be special
Music?
Are you gunna give credit to the original owner of the video
he would have made amazing history