I remember when MLB pitchers didn't have to get a TSA screening every inning. Dang I'm getting old.
@hairisoverrated
Ай бұрын
🤣🤣🤣
@toxicmoldmedia
Ай бұрын
they didnt have the muscle or dynamics to get such a spin rate like they do today.
@theCoolcatrichАй бұрын
Why did George Brett run out there like a madman. 🤣
@matth9788
Ай бұрын
Because he wasn't cheating
@keithmartin9603
Ай бұрын
They called him out because the pine tar exceeded 18 inches on the barrel of the bat. The league ended up reversing the decision because pine tar did not give him any advantage as far as how far a ball would travel, and giving him credit for the home run and resuming the game at a later date…. He was ejected for his actions after the out call and he remained ejected when they resumed the game.
@muniz27
Ай бұрын
He had a clear shot at the umpire but of course he started acting like he was gonna do something until someone restrained him... 😒 Pus
@Skeezle1986
29 күн бұрын
Steroids. And e got busted cheating.
@citizenx3508Ай бұрын
Brett screwed Brett.
@papalog0829 күн бұрын
Sosa was a juicer, corked his bat, and still never had the most HRs or a WS win. It’s almost disappointing he could cheat that much and still fail.
@lordjadus332Ай бұрын
As they say in Dhar Mann's videos, "if you cheat, you'll never get ahead".
@SuperVillainBenАй бұрын
George Brett didn't cheat.
@keithmartin9603
Ай бұрын
No he didn’t , he actually got credit for the home run after appeal.
@johnleos1687
Ай бұрын
That's not what his wife said! 😲🤣😃😂😡🤨
@Skeezle1986
Ай бұрын
Ugh yeah he did cheat. The pine tar on the bat cannot exceed the handle past the meat of the bat that's why they measured it at home plate it cannot exceed from the handle to the end of home plate. WHICH IT ABSOLUTELY did.
@keithmartin9603
Ай бұрын
In a similar situation as the 1975 game, Royals’ batter George Brett was called out for having more than 18 inches of pine tar on his bat - after hitting a game-winning home run. The Royals protested to the MLB, and this time, the appeal was recognized. The obscure pine tar rule was revisited, and the MLB added a provision, in the form of a note, on Rule 3.02(c). It stated that a batter can’t be called out for a pine-tarred bat if the player has already used the bat during that game.
@keithmartin9603
Ай бұрын
Baseball clubs were going through a lot of baseballs, having to toss them out every time they were discolored by pine tar during batting practice and live games. To help prevent teams from losing so many baseballs and wasting money, the Playing Rules Committee added the rule about pine tar in 1955.
@achabotteАй бұрын
The first bat one was supposedly an accident. The batter cracked it on the pitch before saw/felt the crack and still used it, which is when it shattered. Allegedly he didn't know it was bored/corked or whatever and that it was a training bat that got mixed in. he was still booted but was an accident. Why would he crack the bat on the pitch before, knowing it was illegal, and risk it shattering and exposing the bat on the next pitch?
@moonscar119
Ай бұрын
Lip reading you can clearly see him joking "they gave me the wrong bat" as he walks out of the game lol
@ByTheSpirit84
Ай бұрын
@@moonscar119 I don't buy it... Those guys handle those bats so much he'd have noticed a difference in the weight/feel. That's the same excuse (slight variation rather) that Sammy Sosa gave when he got caught using a corked bat.
@theivory1Ай бұрын
Two out of every three are Yankees. No wonder they have the most world series wins.
@Skeezle1986
29 күн бұрын
They are the worst of the worst for the dirties MLB teams in history that's no doubt. Juicers, corked bats, wife beaters, just all around slimy people. It is truly shocking that someone the caliber of Derek Jeter played his entire career at such a sewer dump of a locker room. If nothing else Jeter's super hero is his ability to "Turn a Blind Eye". That's for damn sure. It's legendary
@gb170629 күн бұрын
The Brett bat thing was BS.
@bostoncityofchampions6581Ай бұрын
Between the rampaging steroid use, the pine tar, the stick-em, the Gorilla Glue, etc., the Yankees are shadier than a 100 foot tall Elm tree.
@Carroll-dudeАй бұрын
Yet Pete Rose is banned for life for betting yet these £u€kees are just tossed out of a game after caught cheating.
@aaronaguilar9172Ай бұрын
2:16 brett didn’t cheat, the league investigated the bat and confirmed it was a legal bat. the game was resumed 3 weeks later and the royals ended up winning. pine tar doesn’t even give hitters an advantage, it doesn’t make the ball go farther, it helps you get a better grip on the bat
@Skeezle1986
Ай бұрын
It acts like a sling shot. The ball sticks to the bat a little bit longer thus letting you transfer more force to it. Which makes it fly further. Nice try. By your logic Micheal Pineda didn't cheat either cause pine tar actually doesn't make the ball spin more like a spit ball or anything of the sort. It just lets him grip it better. No they both are cheaters but they should be banned period
@ByTheSpirit84Ай бұрын
I'm sorry, but Chris Sabo is an idiot for continuing an at bat with a broken corked bat. Dude should have switched that thing out, or better yet not used it at all. It clearly didn't help him out much.
@Skeezle1986
Ай бұрын
He knew that bat was corked. You can feel the difference is lighter. He knew he either didn't care or was just to stupid
@johnleos1687Ай бұрын
I cheated on my EX girlfriend better than that! 😲😂😡🤣🤨🇺🇸
@daBEAGLE1017Ай бұрын
Brett didnt cheat.
@Skeezle1986
29 күн бұрын
The pine tar cannot cover more then 18inches between the handle and the meat part of the bat. That's why they measured it at home plate.. Home plate is 18inches across. The tar was WELL past that. Yes he did cheat.
@AkaiSuisei1776
28 күн бұрын
@@Skeezle1986he appealed and was found not guilty of cheating
@Skeezle1986
28 күн бұрын
@@AkaiSuisei1776 yes yes yes. We all know it was appealed. The wording was extremely complicated which is why he was found not guilty. But that's also why at the end of the season they fixed it so that it was simply put in the rules. He was guilty we all know it. So do you. He just got lucky and found a loophole and was able to worm out of it. But if you really think he wasn't guilty then Michael Pineda the Yankees pitcher in the video should be as well.
@AkaiSuisei1776
27 күн бұрын
@@Skeezle1986 I despise the yankees for numerous pitchers getting "lucky" when they were caught with sticky stuff, but if the MLB doesn't word their rules properly, then it isn't cheating.
@tiberiuslamarАй бұрын
2nd
@Sfgiantsfan25Ай бұрын
First lol
@dickjohnson5211Ай бұрын
sammy sosa, the double cheat (triple if you count him forgetting English).
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I remember when MLB pitchers didn't have to get a TSA screening every inning. Dang I'm getting old.
@hairisoverrated
Ай бұрын
🤣🤣🤣
@toxicmoldmedia
Ай бұрын
they didnt have the muscle or dynamics to get such a spin rate like they do today.
Why did George Brett run out there like a madman. 🤣
@matth9788
Ай бұрын
Because he wasn't cheating
@keithmartin9603
Ай бұрын
They called him out because the pine tar exceeded 18 inches on the barrel of the bat. The league ended up reversing the decision because pine tar did not give him any advantage as far as how far a ball would travel, and giving him credit for the home run and resuming the game at a later date…. He was ejected for his actions after the out call and he remained ejected when they resumed the game.
@muniz27
Ай бұрын
He had a clear shot at the umpire but of course he started acting like he was gonna do something until someone restrained him... 😒 Pus
@Skeezle1986
29 күн бұрын
Steroids. And e got busted cheating.
Brett screwed Brett.
Sosa was a juicer, corked his bat, and still never had the most HRs or a WS win. It’s almost disappointing he could cheat that much and still fail.
As they say in Dhar Mann's videos, "if you cheat, you'll never get ahead".
George Brett didn't cheat.
@keithmartin9603
Ай бұрын
No he didn’t , he actually got credit for the home run after appeal.
@johnleos1687
Ай бұрын
That's not what his wife said! 😲🤣😃😂😡🤨
@Skeezle1986
Ай бұрын
Ugh yeah he did cheat. The pine tar on the bat cannot exceed the handle past the meat of the bat that's why they measured it at home plate it cannot exceed from the handle to the end of home plate. WHICH IT ABSOLUTELY did.
@keithmartin9603
Ай бұрын
In a similar situation as the 1975 game, Royals’ batter George Brett was called out for having more than 18 inches of pine tar on his bat - after hitting a game-winning home run. The Royals protested to the MLB, and this time, the appeal was recognized. The obscure pine tar rule was revisited, and the MLB added a provision, in the form of a note, on Rule 3.02(c). It stated that a batter can’t be called out for a pine-tarred bat if the player has already used the bat during that game.
@keithmartin9603
Ай бұрын
Baseball clubs were going through a lot of baseballs, having to toss them out every time they were discolored by pine tar during batting practice and live games. To help prevent teams from losing so many baseballs and wasting money, the Playing Rules Committee added the rule about pine tar in 1955.
The first bat one was supposedly an accident. The batter cracked it on the pitch before saw/felt the crack and still used it, which is when it shattered. Allegedly he didn't know it was bored/corked or whatever and that it was a training bat that got mixed in. he was still booted but was an accident. Why would he crack the bat on the pitch before, knowing it was illegal, and risk it shattering and exposing the bat on the next pitch?
@moonscar119
Ай бұрын
Lip reading you can clearly see him joking "they gave me the wrong bat" as he walks out of the game lol
@ByTheSpirit84
Ай бұрын
@@moonscar119 I don't buy it... Those guys handle those bats so much he'd have noticed a difference in the weight/feel. That's the same excuse (slight variation rather) that Sammy Sosa gave when he got caught using a corked bat.
Two out of every three are Yankees. No wonder they have the most world series wins.
@Skeezle1986
29 күн бұрын
They are the worst of the worst for the dirties MLB teams in history that's no doubt. Juicers, corked bats, wife beaters, just all around slimy people. It is truly shocking that someone the caliber of Derek Jeter played his entire career at such a sewer dump of a locker room. If nothing else Jeter's super hero is his ability to "Turn a Blind Eye". That's for damn sure. It's legendary
The Brett bat thing was BS.
Between the rampaging steroid use, the pine tar, the stick-em, the Gorilla Glue, etc., the Yankees are shadier than a 100 foot tall Elm tree.
Yet Pete Rose is banned for life for betting yet these £u€kees are just tossed out of a game after caught cheating.
2:16 brett didn’t cheat, the league investigated the bat and confirmed it was a legal bat. the game was resumed 3 weeks later and the royals ended up winning. pine tar doesn’t even give hitters an advantage, it doesn’t make the ball go farther, it helps you get a better grip on the bat
@Skeezle1986
Ай бұрын
It acts like a sling shot. The ball sticks to the bat a little bit longer thus letting you transfer more force to it. Which makes it fly further. Nice try. By your logic Micheal Pineda didn't cheat either cause pine tar actually doesn't make the ball spin more like a spit ball or anything of the sort. It just lets him grip it better. No they both are cheaters but they should be banned period
I'm sorry, but Chris Sabo is an idiot for continuing an at bat with a broken corked bat. Dude should have switched that thing out, or better yet not used it at all. It clearly didn't help him out much.
@Skeezle1986
Ай бұрын
He knew that bat was corked. You can feel the difference is lighter. He knew he either didn't care or was just to stupid
I cheated on my EX girlfriend better than that! 😲😂😡🤣🤨🇺🇸
Brett didnt cheat.
@Skeezle1986
29 күн бұрын
The pine tar cannot cover more then 18inches between the handle and the meat part of the bat. That's why they measured it at home plate.. Home plate is 18inches across. The tar was WELL past that. Yes he did cheat.
@AkaiSuisei1776
28 күн бұрын
@@Skeezle1986he appealed and was found not guilty of cheating
@Skeezle1986
28 күн бұрын
@@AkaiSuisei1776 yes yes yes. We all know it was appealed. The wording was extremely complicated which is why he was found not guilty. But that's also why at the end of the season they fixed it so that it was simply put in the rules. He was guilty we all know it. So do you. He just got lucky and found a loophole and was able to worm out of it. But if you really think he wasn't guilty then Michael Pineda the Yankees pitcher in the video should be as well.
@AkaiSuisei1776
27 күн бұрын
@@Skeezle1986 I despise the yankees for numerous pitchers getting "lucky" when they were caught with sticky stuff, but if the MLB doesn't word their rules properly, then it isn't cheating.
2nd
First lol
sammy sosa, the double cheat (triple if you count him forgetting English).