Very cool that Mattingly did this. Very down to earth guy. My favorite player of all time.

@bunbee2023

2 ай бұрын

Blue Jays legend!

@sylpascale7673

2 ай бұрын

Same here my all time favorite, I met him twice, really nice genuine guy.

Hey Frank! I’d love to go for a walk.

@Norcat10

8 күн бұрын

Who tf are you?

7:19 We almost had to put Frank on IR. Tank is very nimble and agile. Walks are paying off! God bless the Tank.

Donny Baseball knew to tread lightly when asking Frank about Vogelbach 😂😂

@benjismith593

2 ай бұрын

Frank would've lost it

Need that Vogelbach walk ASAP, set it up and squash it!

The legend of frank continues to grow

Frank knows ball on a different level

Don Mattingly is a LEGEND. This is so cool. I hope Frank is right about him making it into the HOF, he belongs there.

@jaybruno3571

2 ай бұрын

He does but sadly won’t be in

Best episode yet. Donnie Baseball is Da Man. 👏👏👏

Doesn’t get better than this. Two goats in one walk. Keep it up Frank.

That is a Yankee living legend that you are walking with right there! It occured to me while watching this that I never really saw Donnie Baseball do an in depth interview ( even though it was mostly Met talk!) before so kudos on getting him Frank! a little upset you didn't know he won "9"!!!! gold gloves as a first baseman though! WAR be damned, Donnie was the best player in the game for nearly 5 years. He is a Hall of Famer!

The best one yet!

Awesome job Frank, Don is a great guy!

Love Don Mattingly! Great work Frank!

This is damn cool. From subway meltdown to Donnie Baseball

I think by the end of the walk Mattingly really appreciated Frank’s historic knowledge on the game. We want Volgy!!

Don seems like a good guy. Really nice episode.

What a great episode. I wish more players in todays game were like Donnie Baseball.

Great episode. Thanks Coach.

awesome awesome awesome, frank and any ball player I'm here!!!

Great episode!! Have to get Marino on to Frank!!

Love this.love donnie boy

This is awesome

Donnie Baseball. A generation of NYY fans can relate to this walk. Excellent content.

I love the city in the background.

Growing up in the 80s in The Bronx Mattingly was my idol

Don is the definition of Class

Awesome interview 👍

Frank almost went down!!

Loved Mattingly! If he didn't hurt his back, he would've been a first ballot Hall of Famer! He's also a great guy. Great interview !

I have hated the Yankees with every fiber of my being my entire life, and Donnie is the only one I've ever rooted for in every uniform or clubhouse, if you love baseball you love Don Mattingly

I became a switch hitter in high school due to him. I wanted to bat like him so bad. Awesome ball player

I just learned about Frank. Mattingly is my all time favorite. You get this much time with him, and talked most of the time. Frank, ask questions, and let the guest talk. Otherwise, great job!

Let's go Frank

What Donnie Baseball had to say about forgiveness is really profound.

Donnie Baseball is my all time favorite player. Didn’t know it was possible I could like him more. But it was.

Donnie Baseball!!

Bill Buckner has nearly *600* more lifetime hits than Mattingly, 50+ more doubles over the span of his career and stole 183 bases vs. 14 swipes for "Donnie Baseball". The former LA Dodger, Chicago Cub, and Boston Red Sox player won the National League batting title in 1980. Granted, Buckner stuck around considerably longer _(He's one of a relative few to don a major-league uniform in four separate decades hence the unlikely distinction "4 Decade Player")_ than good ol' Don in order to rack up those fairly impressive numbers, however, it must be noted that most of Buckner's production was accomplished _post_ horrendous ankle injury. Buckner's ability to adapt while continuing to maintain a caliber of play deemed MLB worthy is admirable if not remarkable. Mattingly, of course, eclipses Buckner in overall Batting Ave. (by 18 points) as well as in OBP and SLG. They each had *7* *.300+* seasons at the plate with Buckner failing to notch an 8th - coming up just one percentage point short(.299 BA) in 1985 - a season in which he reached base on a hit over 200 times, accumulating 46 doubles and driving in 110 runs in the process. He added 18 steals that year to round out the picture. Again, it's the age-old dilemma : spectacular over the short term / potential left unfulfilled vs. longevity, durability and production over the long haul / ultimately surpassing expectations given a particular set of circumstances

Legend

My favorite player. Donnie Baseball #23 ❤

Two legends!!!

frank not sure if you read your comments but personally i love the videos if only you stop doing the 2-3min acoustic rant in beginning talking about the other guests youve had, few times ago you were like ranting about " oh that was a good one yeah i liked that one." when you had legit only had those people... even this one you couldnt resist the rant AND the sly putting people down negative energy seeped thro this one; you are inspiring and great at what you do frank but lock in and focus on being a positive force rather than constantly pegging people below each other and i think this show will have higher upside

@billd3060

2 ай бұрын

STFU dude Frank did an amazing job on this Don’t change a thing Frank

Frank you are better than Barbara Walters!! You know your guests better than they do. I loved this interview… Perfect 👍

Frank and Trevor May def needs to happen, would be one of the more interesting episodes in my opinion.

Frank! optimism helps more than being angry! The Mets have a good team, and improved farm system and a great, and I mean great front office.

I wouldn’t mind if Frank Walks was exclusively baseball people

Frank getting recognized over Donny Baseball in New York City just about says it all. Keep pushing TANK!!!!

It’s crazy! People yelling out to Frank & not one person shouts out Donnie Baseball!! I’m a Mets fan & I can’t believe it!?!? Wtf?

@Jason-mk4ki

2 ай бұрын

Must not recognize Donnie out of uniform

This is better than anything on tv

He seems like a good dude

fun fact the part of central park they walk through is maintained and landscaped by billy squier

Great episode. As a lifelong Yankee fan..he really didn’t say Nick Johnson did he?

22:20 @johnnyhamcheck we got some Balboni talk here. Sounds like old Bye Bye Balboni swung a six and a half foot bat

Thought that was Dan Patrick in the thumbnail there for a sec

Too bad Tank doesn't do one at every ball park, hockey arena etc

Nice you see you repping the Jays Frank!!!

It’s a crime that Donnie Baseball isn’t in the Hall.

@tommyriam8320

2 ай бұрын

Is it _'a crime that[Bill Buckner]isn't in the Hall'_ ? Most would consider the mere suggestion of enshrinement for Buckner ridiculous _yet_ he has nearly *600* more lifetime hits than Mattingly, 50+ more doubles over the span of his career and stole 183 bases vs. 14 swipes for "Donnie Baseball". The former LA Dodger, Chicago Cub, and Boston Red Sox player won the National League batting title in 1980. Granted, Buckner stuck around considerably longer _(He's one of a relative few to don a major-league uniform in four separate decades hence the unlikely distinction "4 Decade Player")_ than good ol' Don in order to rack up those fairly impressive numbers, however, it must be noted that most of Buckner's production was accomplished _post_ horrendous ankle injury. Buckner's ability to adapt while continuing to maintain a caliber of play deemed MLB worthy is admirable if not remarkable. Mattingly, of course, eclipses Buckner in overall Batting Ave. (by 18 points) as well as in OBP and SLG. They each had *7* *.300+* seasons at the plate with Buckner failing to notch an 8th - coming up just one percentage point short(.299 BA) in 1985 - a season in which he reached base on a hit over 200 times, accumulating 46 doubles and driving in 110 runs in the process. He added 18 steals that year to round out the picture. Again, it's the age-old dilemma : spectacular over the short term / potential left unfulfilled vs. longevity, durability and production over the long haul / ultimately surpassing expectations given a particular set of circumstances

@Nick-NY

2 ай бұрын

@@tommyriam8320 Buckner was a nice player, but not close to Mattingly. I'm talking offensively and defensively. Mattingly's worse years post injury are better than Buckner's best years.

@bailey7440

2 ай бұрын

@@tommyriam8320 100% ridiculous!

@bailey7440

2 ай бұрын

@@Nick-NYCorrect. Donnie was the best player in the game in the 80's. Buckner was never the best player on his team.

@ArchStanton19966

Ай бұрын

I grew up a Jays fan, but there wasn't a player better than him that whole decade. He totally ruled! He should have been MVP twice. It's just stupid he isn't in the hall of fame.

Love that Frank always complains about the Mets breaking his heart. Did he ever think maybe the Mets are tired of his shit talking and him as a fan? These walks are supposed to be about the personality and yet Frank makes it about himself.

How on god’s green earth did no one interrupt you two in NYC for an autograph?

Frank watch out for the water puddle. Frank watch out for that step. Don is Frank's Daddy

Franks content is XXXXL carrying barstool these days outside of Caleb

Glad for Frank, no more videos making fun of him which is cool

Giant stars and virtually no views. Is Frank the star of the celebs?

Donny Baseball should be managing the Yankees

Should be in the HOF.

@tommyriam8320

2 ай бұрын

_Everybody_ 'should be in the HOF'

@BB12659

2 ай бұрын

@@tommyriam8320 Go to the NBA for that.

@romowasbetterthanaikman3932

2 ай бұрын

@@tommyriam8320 your mom should be in the HOF.

Hold on to the roof

Donnie Baseball one of the most popular yankees of all time.

Frank when grilling...low and slow....

Mattingly has the same numbers as Kirby Puckett, why is Kirby in the HOF? Don Mattingly is a Hall of Famer to me...

@tommyriam8320

2 ай бұрын

So.. Bill Buckner has nearly 600 more lifetime hits than Mattingly, 50+ more doubles over the span of his career and stole 183 bases vs. 14 swipes for "Donnie Baseball". The former LA Dodger, Chicago Cub, and Bosox player won the 1980 National League batting title. Now, granted Buckner stuck around considerably longer than good ol' Don in order to rack up those fairly impressive numbers, however, it must be noted that most of Buckner's production was accomplished _post_ horrendous ankle injury. Buckner's ability to adapt while continuing to maintain a caliber of play deemed MLB worthy is admirable if not remarkable. Mattingly, of course, eclipses Buckner in BA (by 18 points) as well as in OBP and SLG. Again, it's the age-old dilemma : spectacular over the short term / potential left unfulfilled vs. longevity and production over the long haul / ultimately surpassing expectations given a particular set of circumstances

@metalgod4045

2 ай бұрын

@@tommyriam8320 Buckner is overlooked as well, he was a very good player. Except for game 6..oops

27:57 😵‍💫

Frank you would never make it as a Pirates fan then 🤣

My god enough with Titus ads

How does nobody recognize Donnie baseball

@FrankDux-rq7go

2 ай бұрын

they're all european and younger.

Does Don shave the moustache just to thumb his nose at Steinbrenner? 😝

Seems like the walking is negated by all the garbage eaten in the other videos

Donnie Baseball

Donnie Bagpipes

Frank interrupting like hes Burt Kriesher

Allan Houston should have paid for your Uber with that 100m Scott Layden overpaid him

Fred Lynn has better MVP credentials than Mattingly.

LOL at 7:25! We almost lost Frank. Donny baseball could care less.

Noticed Mattingly didn't mention Acuna amongst his top players. Still a bitter old man.

Donny baseball needs to be in the boogie down. Not Toronto!!!

love frank but holy cow SHUT UP and stop interrupting your guests. especially on topics they live thru and is their career

Tank just took things to the next level

Harold Baines got into the Hall of Fame because he's black, make no mistake. Literally dozens of white ball players with better numbers than Baines that are not and never will be in the Hall of Fame. Don mattingly is one of those.

God bless you Frank. Keep it up