The most interesting fact I found from this video was that in 2021, Cody Bellinger had a 165 AVG 10 HR 36 RBI in 95 games his jersey outsold Ohtani's historic MVP season

@peskytalk

24 күн бұрын

That’s pretty crazy actually

I'm a certified Tatis hater but getting mad at someone for hitting a grand slam in any situation is just dumb. This is the MLB. If you don't want a guy to swing on 3-0, throw a better pitch. He's not paid $300M+ to take strikes to avoid hurting someone's feelings. He's paid to mash home runs. If you don't want to get embarrassed, then play better.

@peskytalk

18 күн бұрын

At least you can admit it

@wishweknew2800

2 күн бұрын

I get that comment if you want to complain about the reaction of the Ranger's manager .....valid point, I still disagree......because his manager was mad at him....the Padres manager.....because he ignored a sign from his 3rd base coach. He ignored a take sign from his 3rd base coach. Ya swing away.....unless your 3rd base coach gives you a take, a bunt, or a hit and run sign. Unwritten rules aren't really a thing like people make them out to be.....if you want to sum up all the unwritten rules in baseball it comes down to this.....don't play like a jackass.

Fernando has really grown on me. much like Acuña, Elly, Bobby Witt Jr, he adds much needed flare to baseball. definitely a fun player to watch

@peskytalk

24 күн бұрын

Don’t forget Juan Soto! He should be a part of that list too!

@Natey11

23 күн бұрын

@@peskytalk fr

@blackdeathgaming1351

4 күн бұрын

Bryce Harper is the flare.

@Natey11

4 күн бұрын

@@blackdeathgaming1351 real

I still love Fernando Tatis! I don’t hate him.

@peskytalk

24 күн бұрын

He's Still very fun

@MGsac98252

24 күн бұрын

Ditto!!

@haise8810

24 күн бұрын

Same exciting player to watch

@joshuajavier5484

24 күн бұрын

this guy means everyone as in him

@peskytalk

22 күн бұрын

@@joshuajavier5484 i have 3 tatis jerseys and is my favorite plyer not on the boston red sox but nice try

Good morning my name is LaMonte Wade and my OBP is at .465!!!!

@peskytalk

24 күн бұрын

And you don’t even need steroids to do it! Incredible!

@christopherrodriguez7836

24 күн бұрын

Nando never needed roids, put up 42 hr before that whole steroids Thing

@dakotathomas2139

19 күн бұрын

Lamont Wade is a guy Noone ever talks about but will absolutely crush your team over a series. He's a great timely hitter, and obviously we loooove that OBP 😄

@LaxoBLEACH

2 күн бұрын

@@christopherrodriguez7836 for real. i think @pesky talk may just be a hater. also, those PEDs that he took didnt do anything for his OBP anyways. lmao. what a joke.

His ped suspension was such a letdown

@peskytalk

24 күн бұрын

It definitely was

@christopherrodriguez7836

24 күн бұрын

Still a beast

@user-cx7ok7pi9c

24 күн бұрын

@@christopherrodriguez7836 no doubt, just not as fun to root for the guy

@markk2745

24 күн бұрын

Whatever he does not. That ped suspension is poison for the rest of his career. So later when he's not invited to many events and not in the HOF. Thats what you get and he knew it before hand unlike past Juicers.

@TheFlowsi

23 күн бұрын

He wasn’t even playing when he popped for “PED” and he even presented proof that the topical solution that he used contained the banned substance, his mistake was not showing the medication to the team doctor to see if it was okay for him to use, just do your research instead of labeling someone a cheater with out knowing the full details

Why the fuck are baseball youtubers so good Literally I'm not a baseball fan but these baseball youtube have such high quality videos I'm stuck watching

@peskytalk

22 күн бұрын

Thank you!!

@gmdwill

18 күн бұрын

For real. I can just barely watch a playoff game. Otherwise I’m just rooting for my favorite team to lose if they’re behind so I can be done watching. But these KZreadrs still got me interested in baseball. Why watch the games when they can just tell you what’s going on?

Yeah, I guess we'll never know whether he was treating ringworm or cheating. One of baseball's great mysteries.

@peskytalk

24 күн бұрын

I also don’t think it matters!

Not a cheater if Nando never played a single regular season game with roids. Tatis was never Barry bonds or Sammy sosa.

@JesusChrist2000BC

24 күн бұрын

And Bonds was a HOFer before sauce so Don't try to come at Barry.

@jerranhamelin3064

24 күн бұрын

@@JesusChrist2000BC Naw

@brycematthews9328

23 күн бұрын

​@jerranhamelin3064 before he big before the juice, he was already a multiple time mvp.

@masonmalaguti3463

14 күн бұрын

Atill could have taken peds u neverknow Dee gordon took peds and he neve4 was big​@@brycematthews9328

@330wiz7

Күн бұрын

​@@jerranhamelin3064yaw

The “don’t swing in a 3-0 count or try not to pour on runs when you’re blowing them out” rule. Is less of an unwritten respect rule, and more of a “don’t get your teammates safety in jeopardy” rule. Guys get mad because the next dude gets hit and risks his own health because his boy wanted to try and stat pad a little

@peskytalk

24 күн бұрын

I get that but it’s also ridiculously stupid that because the pitcher sucked he tried to hit the next person

@johnvaughan8239

2 күн бұрын

Cool, that is still wildly stupid logic and should be completely disregarded.

His dad has a huge factor in it as well if he wasn’t his son he wouldn’t have even gotten the oppurtunity that he did. He was almost passed up on initially

The aluminum bat sound at the 7:58 marker 😂

@peskytalk

24 күн бұрын

TING

@chhansen9813

22 күн бұрын

more than once

@peskytalk

22 күн бұрын

@@chhansen9813 youre really bothered about that noise arent you man

@chhansen9813

22 күн бұрын

@@peskytalk Whoa! I guess you sure showed me, CLOWN! PAB

@chhansen9813

22 күн бұрын

@@peskytalk The ONLY kind of person who talks shit anonymously on SM is a PUNK!

This is such an awesome Chanel you now have a new subscriber 😃

@peskytalk

23 күн бұрын

Thank You! I hope you enjoy the future videos too!

@chhansen9813

22 күн бұрын

Chanel is a womans perfume

@USAbaseball99

21 күн бұрын

@@chhansen9813 my bad I suck at spelling

@chhansen9813

21 күн бұрын

@@USAbaseball99 #metoo sometimes

@bobbymoniz7657

20 күн бұрын

This channel is absolutely the best baseball channel around. It is always educational and humorous. I appreciate the professionalism this young man brings to every production. I subscribed after the first video i watched, and i have never missed one since. I look forward to each new production.

Tatis is the man, he has that modern day Jose reyes energy

While the Ranger's didn't have a great case to be mad at Tatis, the Padres sure as hell did. He ignored a take sign from his 3rd base coach......if you do the opposite of what your coach tells you to do, then you're going to be in the dog house.....unwritten rules or not.

I was completely in the dark about the problems Tatis has caused. I guess i was so busy disliking Manny Machado I overlooked Tatis' problems. Very informative video as usual. Tatis is an incredible talent and i hope he matures into someone who can handle being the superstar he is. I agree that he should have hit the grandslam on a 3-0 pitch. The hell with what any manager might think!

@user_Z-

4 күн бұрын

They both suck off the field! Down with the padres!

@bobbymoniz7657

4 күн бұрын

Sometimes people have a hard time dealing with stardom. I try to cut these young guys a lot of slack. But, you are correct. They do suck off the field!

I love how he's turned it around. Id love to see a video about Manny's hero arch by starting off so negatively when he was younger. Manny is such a better person now and I don't think he gets enough credit for his efforts to better not only himself but the team and the city.

@peskytalk

23 күн бұрын

Manny was definitely more of a problem child than Tatis, Tatis just played with flare. Machado did actually have a temper problem! But like you said, he’s turned it around a lot and it’s good on manny!

what was the instrumental 5:33

I was at that rangers game, it's different when you're watching highlights or simplifying it as "he's just hitting homeruns" while game the Padres showed no class they were on our ass and good for them they were the better team, but before Tatis went for the at bat there was a pitcher meeting I believe the manager for the Padres even walked up to Tatis and told him something. I'm assuming it was something like "were already up just take it easy etc" idk something among those lines, our reliever who wasn't good throws the pitch and boom guy hits a bomb, it's just something you don't do man you don't kick a man while he's down period. It's just basic respect

@TMALGoated

12 күн бұрын

Are you a old head or sum

@330wiz7

Күн бұрын

Yea that's all garbage. If you pipe one with the bases loaded I'm taking it yard. Fuck them unwritten rules.

What happened to Nando…? He ran into the Phillies buzz saw and ain’t been the same! GO PHILS!

still one of my favorite players to watch :D

@peskytalk

24 күн бұрын

Mine too! I absolutely loved watching all his highlights to get the clips for this video!

Im shocked that any player could outsell Ohtani jerseys. He's got 125 million die hard fans in addition to whatever US fans he has. Even on the angels that is surprising. I'm sure he's 1st now but even in 2021 I would have thought he would be 1st. Maybe Japanese people don't like buying them, or maybe they are not included in sales numbers..

@peskytalk

24 күн бұрын

Even crazier is 2021 was ohtanis best season of his career so far!

@leafsfan1539

22 күн бұрын

@@peskytalkHold my beer

@peskytalk

22 күн бұрын

@@leafsfan1539 i cant i dont really exist

@leafsfan1539

22 күн бұрын

@@peskytalk 🤯

@333XD

13 күн бұрын

It's probably because of COVID. Japanese people couldn't travels to the USA freely at that time.

I was in that Yankee Stadium, literally in the right field bleachers where they were heckling. My first baseball game was super memorable, I even got a ball from fernando.

@peskytalk

15 күн бұрын

W, Fernando is a good guy.

Whats the deal with his hits having an aluminum bat sound while using a wooden bat?

@peskytalk

22 күн бұрын

Louder, leaves more of an impact, just a joke I was making

It’s about respect for your coach more than respect for the other team. Doubt the coach cared for the rangers feelings.

Great Video bro new sub 🔥🔥

I only dislike him because I'm constantly reminded about how the White Sox traded him away. ...Him and Marcus Semien.

6:00 this was not the 4th in-a-row. The 4th one that broke the record was hit by Eric Hosmer during a home game in San Diego.

His dad has a huge factor in it as well if he wasn’t his son he wouldn’t have even gotten the oppurtunity that he did. He was almost passed up on initially,,,, PLUS HE ALREADY HAS BEEN CAUGHT CHEATING!!!! Clearly not a great example

In thinking aboit my comment on your video...i wanted to make reference to the French phrase, Je ne sais quoi. But when i goigled the phrase, it stated that it translated to, something to the effect, of 'not knowing what it is' that makes him great. But i know exactly what him great .....swag, style, charisma, talent, good teammate. HOF.

@peskytalk

24 күн бұрын

I hope he makes the HOF I love Nando

Goes to show how little you know, everyone on his team and around baseball hates on TINGLER for pulling that bullshit with Tatis. Not a single player hated on him

@peskytalk

22 күн бұрын

Profar and Hosmer both had talks with him ONLY because of Tingler. When I said teammates had a problem with him in the intro it was because of the Machado incident a year later.

@jarradmccarthy9033

22 күн бұрын

@@peskytalk ah cause it sounded like you said his teammates had a problem with his 3-0 swing. My bad. But yeah most people have come out criticizing tingler for what he said and how he dealt with that. The issue between him and Machado was honestly a blessing, needed to put him in his place

@peskytalk

22 күн бұрын

Agreed, but no I don’t think any of his teammates actually cared about the swing whatsoever, it helped them win a baseball game and that’s all that really matters

Funny you made this video I traded him from Padres to Tampa Bay Rays on my PS4 Game ( Older Game, but I keep playing it 22, I’m up to 26 season ) & you know what, he’s HORRIBLE 😂 🤷‍♂️‼️ Computer has him with 246 Batting Average, 23 HR, 45 RBI Over 130 Games WTF 😳

He didnt get in trouble for hitting a home run he got in trouble for ignoring his manager.

@jerranhamelin3064

24 күн бұрын

He did not ignore his manager, why make this crap up? JFC

@kimchi2780

24 күн бұрын

@@jerranhamelin3064 bro the manager said it in the presser he ignored the no swing sign. I would have probably swung too but I've always been a big team player guy so I'd kind of read the room too.

@LevsShorts99

23 күн бұрын

@@kimchi2780 Ok but he was also forced to apologize about hitting a grand slam on a 3-0 count when they were up by a lot. which is stupid i believe both teams should play as hard as they can until the game is over.

@jerranhamelin3064

22 күн бұрын

@@kimchi2780 Go watch Jomboy's video on it, he NEVER looked for a sign; the manager (Tingler) is a moron & lied in the post-game interview presser and threw Tatis Jr. under the bus, because the Rangers was Tingler's old team and he needed to bow down to them. If you watch the video during the play, Tatis Jr. never looks for a sign. This is why Tingler doesn't have a Managerial job no more, he was awful and full of sh!t the entire time. Sorry, just correcting the record here is all.

Lol did he dub an aluminum bat ding over Ohtani's HR at 2:02??

@peskytalk

23 күн бұрын

Yes, yes I did

@TacoCatTim

23 күн бұрын

@@peskytalk love it, love the content glad to sub

@peskytalk

23 күн бұрын

Thank you my friend

I love him!!!❤

It’s pronounced el “neenio” not el “neeno” it’s like saying Ronald “acoona” instead of Ronald “acoonia”

still my favorite player lol

@peskytalk

24 күн бұрын

I don't blame you!

As a Padres fan, I’m still a little mad at him. If he wasn’t popping wheelies or roiding, we may have won the pennant in 2022.

@netoobioha6317

7 сағат бұрын

No, u wouldn’t.

All-Star shortstop and LADDER Athlete Trea Turner eschews flashiness - but sometimes the dude just can't help it. Credited with possibly the smoothest slide of all time, any showy play by the five-tool superstar is purely residue, not design. “When I think about my feet, they don't move correctly. When you just tell me, 'Hey, run over there,' I can do it," he says, soft pedaling the feet in question, which are arguably the fastest in professional baseball. He's a living ideal of the head-down, gut-it-out ballplayer, characteristics that usually relegate an athlete to the dustbin of “scrappy role players" or “overachieving upstarts" - except those guys don't average No. 1 overall in fantasy baseball drafts. Turner is that uncommon intersection of maximum talent with maximum effort, the kind of player you can't help but root for. 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So there's a lot of risk-reward there, but that's why I try to calculate as much as I can - score of the game, who's on the mound, scouting reports, who's catching, who's hitting. But at the end of the day you just have to be comfortable with making a decision. Sometimes some things tell me not to go. But when it looks good, I just want to be aggressive, stop thinking, and go for it. That's the art of base stealing. . That's the art - now for the science: You've mentioned in the past the importance of running efficiently. Can you talk about that? For me, the biggest thing in sports is health. Obviously, there's plenty of talent across the board, but it's hard to be good when you're not out there. I'm expected to run hundreds of sprints during a season, so in the offseason I go to a trainer by my house in Florida - somebody I've been going to since high school - and work on running a few times a week. A lot of that running is efficiency and running properly, and making sure to prevent injury and maintain or gain speed. . How do you train for batting average and power and speed, maintaining mass while remaining quick and agile? trea turner running In college I was pretty fast, but I wanted to be a good hitter, so I definitely was trying to gain weight. But in my early 20s I realized weight doesn't always correlate to strength. So I weigh 180 pounds, give or take, and I feel like that's the weight where I feel the best - I can run, but I can also drive the ball to parts of the field. It took me a while to realize that. My metabolism's so fast that it's hard for me to gain more weight than this anyway. I would have to drink so many protein shakes a day and eat so much food and just feel basically bloated. . What's your nutrition generally like? Mornings when I'm at home, I usually just have a coffee and some water and maybe Hydration. When I go to the stadium, I start to get more calories - I eat most of my meals at the field. It can be a large meal or a peanut butter sandwich. It could be bananas or protein shakes. Before the game I'll drink Hydration or Pre Workout. After the game I'll usually have another Hydration or protein shake to make sure I'm not missing meals because the day's so hectic. . Do you have any idea how many calories you consume in a day? I do not. I have no idea. I don't really keep track of that. I feel like I know when I need to eat more or get more hydrated. If I notice I haven't eaten all day, I'll force myself to eat something. . What are your favorite ways to train? I do a lot of lower-body stuff throughout the day that I incorporate into my warmups. Sometimes, early in the day I'll do some full-body or upper-body lifting, but 45 minutes before every game I do a lower-body lift real quick, and that usually consists of squats or deadlifts. I like deadlifting a lot. I like band work as well, putting bands around my ankles and knees and doing a lot of hip stuff. Being in the infield and stealing bases, I think that helps me out a lot. I do a little bit of everything to focus on the hips and feet. Feet are big in baseball. You wear cleats and you can easily start walking incorrectly, on the outside foot or whatever it may be, so I pay a lot of attention to that. I do some arch stuff and balance and things that help me there. . There's got to be a line to walk between getting as much out of these workouts as you can and not gassing yourself for that day's game. trea turner walking with ladder bottle and bat That's always the battle. People forget: baseball, you play every day, but you're supposed to lift and you're supposed to work out and it takes a lot of time. So you think you're going to be 100 percent energized for the game when you lift that day and that's just part of the game. Some guys do it better than others. I know guys that don't lift and feel good. I know guys that lift all the time and feel good. It's just whatever your body needs. I try to do something every day. It might not be anything crazy, but I try to do something every day. . What does your recovery and training look like now compared with when you first entered the game? I think it's diet in general. I love sweets, sodas - all that stuff - but definitely drink a lot less of them. I drink a lot more water and hydration drinks and protein shakes than I did in the past. . You've been doing this the majority of your life - if it weren't for professional baseball, what do you think you'd be doing now? That is a great question. I have no idea. I went to college for chemical engineering. I was really interested in chemistry when I was younger, and that didn't work out great; I didn't get the best grades, but that always interested me. Getting a little older and seeing how the world works, business interests me now. And being a college baseball coach would be pretty fun. I enjoyed my years in college, and those programs are special. . What do you think is your most valuable trait as an athlete? trea turner batting I think it's the mindset, just how I approach things. Guys play for all sorts of reasons, but I think just competing every day is fun, and I think that's my biggest asset: I can compete and move on. Some days, you're not going to be very good. But just picking it back up and getting back out there the next day and giving everything you've got all the time is one of my bigger assets. . Which LADDER products are your favorites? How do you incorporate them into your routine? My favorite is the Pre-Workout. I used to use it working out, but now during the season I like doing it maybe an hour before the game, just to get me going. And I've been talking about the Hydration - I think that's important. So I'll just mix that in throughout the day. 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@peskytalk

24 күн бұрын

This is a very interesting copy paste

@MMGolneda

24 күн бұрын

@@peskytalk hey at least i cited it

@rage508cardsngrails

24 күн бұрын

Cool story bro

Ima get a jersey

@peskytalk

23 күн бұрын

Do it

Yeh I like him and his dad dope 🔥

We lost bagwell too that was worse than the whitesox loosing tatis

@peskytalk

24 күн бұрын

It probably won’t be in the long run tbh, Tatis is gonna be a better player than Bagwell eventually

@markk2745

24 күн бұрын

@@peskytalk And that is with Bags juicing his career. To late for Tatis HOF chances though.

Well this could have been a 20 second video

@peskytalk

12 күн бұрын

No it couldn’t have been

The heckling wasn't worse than altuve cheater chants 😂

@peskytalk

22 күн бұрын

Well you’re not wrong about that

It’s a joke when he keeps that “hop skip” around 3rd, and he’s been below mid since steroids. If he becomes what he was, I’ll be a fan again.

@peskytalk

24 күн бұрын

Well he hasn’t been below average since he’s been suspended, he’s been above average offensively and the best defender in baseball!

@SO-if3yn

24 күн бұрын

@@peskytalk his first 3 years he was above .900 OPS, he’s been in the .700 since. He hasn’t been the same. Sure he’s above average, but if he’s not a superstar like before the steroids then we got an issue. And he’s not the best defender on his team, Machado is HOF bound.

@peskytalk

24 күн бұрын

OPS+ is the stat you look at to see if they’re average or above average as an overall hitter. 100 is league average and he had a 112 last year meaning he’s above average

@SO-if3yn

24 күн бұрын

@@peskytalk Thats fair, and I enjoy the friendly baseball talk, always fun. His first 3 years he was above 150* OPS+, then 112, and now 130 but it’s early. He’s great, but he needs to be top 5 MVP for people to believe again, the steroid suspension hurt.

@peskytalk

23 күн бұрын

He’s definitely not where he was then, but he was so good then, but he does need to bounce back for sure

I can tell you’re part of the gen z era

@peskytalk

22 күн бұрын

Okay? Nice job?

This is crap... this guy is bringing so many eyes to baseball. Completely disagree.

@peskytalk

23 күн бұрын

MANY people don’t like Tatis anymore! However personally I love him probably my personal favorite player

I get what you mean about the unwritten rules when you talked about him hitting a grand….. slam and get yelled at…….. so like you said, stop playing baseball? Where all these ABs matter for records and contracts and even in a blow out. SWING! That’s how you break records that are meant to be broken and how your stats matter because other teams aren’t looking at what GRAND SLAM you hit against who and score of the game. So this unwritten rules is just dumb.

I don’t think he’s hated at all and if we are being honest aside from the ringworm mishap which if anything just tarnished his legacy more then anything his mistakes in his early part of his career people forget to remember he was still a kid realistically he is trying to turn his image around he’s still one of the most electric players to watch and when healthy he is extremely consistent

hated by everyone is a bit of an over exaggerated statement. i feel more than half the audience loves him. if you want to talk hated by everyone lets talk ohtani. i BET at least 80-90% wants him gone.

Great video! Just one question. If 2022 was the best in Padres history for losing to the Phillies in the NLCS in 5 ganes, what was 1984 and 1998 where they actually won the pennant and appeared in the World Series? 🤔 Unfortunately Nando will never return to his 2021 form. Unless he finds more ringworm cream and beats the tests again. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

@christopherrodriguez7836

13 күн бұрын

He can turn it around, definitely but we don't know when he can. But he doesn't need roids, he can be successful even without roids.

@jdsthird

13 күн бұрын

@@christopherrodriguez7836 He hasn’t been so your theory hasn’t been proven yet.

@hanssimmer9376

10 күн бұрын

he never played a game on “roids”. They’re constantly checked during the seasons and he was always clean. You can just tell by his frame too while during his younger season he was never on them, he was such a slim guy. If he did take them though it was during his rehab in the minors which sucks but isn’t like he played with them during season prior. And if he didn’t take them then he was just an idiot that didn’t check if the ringworm medication was allowed or not which i do believe since he isn’t he brightest. And yes he hasn’t been the same since his return but the dude missed a full season and also had shoulder surgery(the one cody bellinger got and was never really the same) and two wrist surgeries. So no shit he’s not going to be the same atleast right away. It’s definitely going to take a while to get back to that top tier level. Even at his worst right now he’s a 775ops player that has some pop and platinum glove defense. There’s no denying he’ll be back though eventually, just look at his metrics and underlying numbers.

@jdsthird

10 күн бұрын

@@hanssimmer9376 No one can say for sure.

dont forget about the blow up PED pill that got thrown out onto the field 💀💀

@peskytalk

23 күн бұрын

I did forget about that 😭 that’s still hilarious

Hated by everyone is a big stretch my guy 😂😂😂 that dude is still one of the most loved players in the MLB

@peskytalk

23 күн бұрын

I’m sorry I needed a clickable title 😭😭

Tingles is a wack ass coach lol

@peskytalk

22 күн бұрын

Horrible coach, not having your players backs is the worst thing you can do as a HC

To me this guy is a .300 hitter and potential 40-40 guy year in year out , and he’s just a tragic figure imo , he was young and fucked up riding motorcycles and hurt himself doing that in the offseason . Then Seidler and / or Preller get on his ass about needing to show more maturity and be a leader , he interprets that as a valid excuse for taking steroids to recover from injury and justifies it to himself because of the pressure from signing that massive deal , and all of a sudden he’s a pariah . I don’t care what anyone’s opinion of my opinion is , that’s how I view things at the moment and the truth is often stranger than fiction , so who really knows what happened , but this guy is the kind of freak athlete that you only really ever get one or two of his kind per sport , so I hope he can bounce back and eventually build a strong hall of fame case , because he certainly has the talent to be that sort of player

@peskytalk

23 күн бұрын

Everyone who loves baseball should be rooting for this guy to go back to who is was, he’s still great but if he can go back to that 2021 form he’s a top 5 player in baseball and one of the most enjoyable players to watch EVER.

Only people I see that hate Tatis are old heads who don’t like to see young players have fun. They throw in the steroid comment (cream and didn’t even play while on these so called steroids) but they don’t say anything about their era tht was filled with roid heads lol. I don’t mean to play the race card but I feel like these old fans don’t like seeing these hispanic dudes like Tatis and Acuña have fun. I can be completely wrong but that’s just my hunch

You’re worried bout him?? At least you’re not a Marlins fan😓. Ownership sucks here!

@peskytalk

23 күн бұрын

I feel bad for you.

@Rellx305

23 күн бұрын

@@peskytalk 😓

I’m not gunna lie I follow everything there is in MLB and I don’t think I’ve heard one person say they hate Fernando tatis Jr lol it’s not that deep this vids clickbait he’s having a subpar season on a subpar team that’s why you aren’t hearing about him as much and he’s still hitting 28% better than an average hitter and he’s only 25. This videos clickbait

@peskytalk

23 күн бұрын

What? That’s just not true, look at all those videos of him being booed every game when he was coming back, read some articles describing what writers thought about Tatis, I love Tatis and I truly don’t think he did steroids but there are A LOT of people that don’t like him still

I still love the guy I don’t think he did roids he is still bellingers dad

@peskytalk

23 күн бұрын

I don’t think so either!

@masonmalaguti3463

14 күн бұрын

I think he did but what do we know really

I still love my glorious king Fernando Tatis jr🥰🥰🥰 no matter how bad he plays or how many steroids he takes, he will always be my everything🥰🥰🥰❤️❤️👑#23

@peskytalk

22 күн бұрын

Go fernando.

It's not unwritten rules, it's called sportsmanship. Idk why this guy is busting a nut over people getting mad at this juicer for disrespecting the opponent.

@peskytalk

24 күн бұрын

Pitch better than you don’t give up a grand slam 💀

@kimchi2780

24 күн бұрын

That wasn't even the point. His manager gave him a sign and he ignored it. That's the issue.

@peskytalk

24 күн бұрын

Hitting a home run is never a NEVER an issue, a good manager doesn’t think he’s bigger than the game itself

@kimchi2780

24 күн бұрын

@peskytalk Ignoring your manager when you're a problematic player, with an escalating history of selfish actions, shows a character flaw that I'm sure the Padres managers were trying to deal with. Homerun, which was absolutely meaningless like scoring a TD when you're up by 50, or not, he ignored his manager and his team mates obviously didn't appreciate it.

@peskytalk

24 күн бұрын

His teammates danced with him. The only reason why they didn’t appreicate it is before profar was told to go talk to him because the manager got upset he wasn’t in control

You forgot another thing he did off field….. what he did with ummmm woman

"Destroyed"? C'mon, my dude. That was 12 minutes of highlights and three minutes of Tatis tarnishing his reputation in a story that lost relevance a season ago. Did he make stupid decisions in quick succession? Absolutely. Did he *destroy* his reputation, as exemplified by fans *checks notes* chirping at him from the bleachers? Not even close. This is pure clickbait on an old story tied to nothing directly relevant, scandalous, or newsworthy when the video is posted (week of May 20th, 2024 for posterity). The team members who got mad at Tatis for that 3-0 grand slam? Jayce Tingler and Eric Hosmer. I'll side with Tatis any day over those jokers. The clubhouse angst about Tatis being a dumbass? That quote comes from Mike Clevinger, who, in addition to being the linchpin of one of the worst trades in franchise history, abuses his wife and kid. He can take his critique and go step on a LEGO. So, speaking of intimate partner abuse, let's talk about reputations worth highlighting - Tatis served an 80 game suspension for PEDs he took while playing literally ZERO major league games. Not one. A year prior Marcell Ozuna was suspended for intimate partner violence that included strangulation. Marcell served a retroactive 20 game suspension. And then got an honorary World Series ring. One year later, Ozuna was arrested for a DUI while going nearly triple the speed limit. He's on camera trying to use his status as a player on the Br*ves to manipulate the cops to let him go. Swell guy. Who is also an MVP candidate so far this season. Or we could look at Aroldis Chapman's intimate partner violence that includes repeatedly firing a weapon indoors during an altercation with his partner. He received his second World Series ring two months ago. Or, if we want to look back further, how about checking out how the San Francisco Giants somehow *avoided* getting a reputation as a hub for cheating and violence in 2012? Pablo Sandoval credibly accused of sexual assault until the victim was pressured by the star player to back down. Dude was allowed to keep playing and went on to win World Series MVP honors. All-Star and MVP candidate Melky Cabrera suspended for 50 games for PEDs. His performance in the All-Star game earned him MVP honors and awarded the Giants home field advantage for the World Series. Then there's Guillermo Mota's PED suspension and those of multiple players in the minor league system as well. But hey, let's go after Tatis whose PED violations impacted zero actual games. You've clearly got a passion and some decent editing skills - how about recalibrating those to less clickbait and more substance?

Go to the marlins

I still think Fernando will have a good season. He is a lot more humble now. He regrets what he has done… don’t forget he is still very liked by many… great vid btw

@peskytalk

23 күн бұрын

I agree, I don’t think playing with emotion is a sign of not being humble either, nando has always been pretty humble off the field. I can’t wait for him to start MASHING again.

@Clebbbbbb

23 күн бұрын

@@peskytalk couldn’t say it better myself

Dudes a clown. Imagine how the Padres feel giving him all that money and then he gets caught juicing 💉💉😂

Only dodger fans want him to fail.

@user_Z-

4 күн бұрын

Facts! We do wanna see him fail! Him and Jayson Tatum 👌

Once a cheater always a cheater

@christopherrodriguez7836

24 күн бұрын

No, Tatis never played a damn regular season game, can't call him a cheater for that.

@peskytalk

24 күн бұрын

He never cheated imo

@meyou5336

24 күн бұрын

@@peskytalk PED are illegal's and it's cheating

@peskytalk

23 күн бұрын

Never played with PEDs

@meyou5336

23 күн бұрын

@@peskytalk got suspended because he used PED. I love the way he play the game, but he cheated

Tatis' Reputuation will NEVER be the same :(

@peskytalk

24 күн бұрын

sadly probably not

@christopherrodriguez7836

24 күн бұрын

Yes he will, that ped whatever thing does not matter anymore, he didn't cheat.

I really don’t care he’s cool

@peskytalk

21 күн бұрын

You really shouldn’t care, I don’t either!

Never heard of him.

@peskytalk

24 күн бұрын

I don’t believe that!

@masonmalaguti3463

14 күн бұрын

​@@peskytalkprob cuz he hitting like 250

That is not why the Red Sox traded Betts. He was already in the league and great. They couldn’t afford him

@peskytalk

24 күн бұрын

The Red Sox are worth 6 billion dollars, they could’ve afforded whatever they wanted to

everybody still loves him unless they’re an old head

@peskytalk

24 күн бұрын

There are a lot of old heads out there!

when he hit that grand slam he didnt need to flair it take your home run and keep it pushing no need to hoot and hollar

I’m a Red Sox fan and Tatis is 100% my favorite player. He brought the fun back to the game for me. Can’t wait to see him at Fenway on June 30th

This is bs

@peskytalk

21 күн бұрын

What about it

Sup pesky

@peskytalk

24 күн бұрын

Hello!

First one!!!!!

@peskytalk

24 күн бұрын

W

I still love them

LOL nice try but you’re way off on this video

@peskytalk

23 күн бұрын

What part of it is off?

I love Tatis get out of here

@peskytalk

24 күн бұрын

I do too!

Ewwww. Red Sox fan….

@peskytalk

24 күн бұрын

I figure you’re 7 years old?

@RebelMan-

24 күн бұрын

@@peskytalk oh.. you mean 7 game winning streak…. Yea i know. And on top of the East too.. least you got the blue jays making you look decent.

@masonmalaguti3463

14 күн бұрын

​@@RebelMan-redsox created the Yankees lol if yall never got babe ruth the franchise wouldn't hve existed

Plz delete this drap

@peskytalk

23 күн бұрын

Please delete this comment

Unwritten rules are in place for sportsmanship reasons. You don’t like it, pay the consequences.

@user-zf7uk2op7e

20 күн бұрын

Shut up

@EdwinH23

12 күн бұрын

More like “I don’t want my feelings hurt, and if you do anything that might hurt my feelings I will find a way to hurt you” Man up snowflake.

As a padre fan, I hope he doesn’t become an all time great or stay a padre for his entire career. over this guys bullshit

@OGTirpleOG

2 күн бұрын

Not really a padre fan then.

I was with you until you bashed the unwritten rules. It’s about respecting the game and your opponents. Unfortunately, no one has any respect for anything these days.

@peskytalk

22 күн бұрын

Respecting the game is playing the game hard for 9 innings no matter the situation, and respecting the fans that pay to watch your team is putting on a show for 9 innings, this is a competition, you respect your opponent when you’re off the field. when you’re on the field, you play hard.

@JKM395

22 күн бұрын

@@peskytalk Play hard. Agreed. You do not show up your opponent. You do not hit a grand slam on a 3-0 count when you’re up by a million. These are not new. This is how the game is played. If a man can’t except that, he should find another sport.

@JKM395

22 күн бұрын

@@peskytalk Also, he doesn't even respect the sport enough to not cheat. Eff that guy.

I play baseball If you do to like this 👇

@MMGolneda

24 күн бұрын

i dont but pls reply on my coment i did on urs and like