I remember a time I was at a AAA game. An outfielder didn’t realize that there were only two outs. He went to give a kid (maybe about 10-12 years old) the ball the kid literally yelled at him that it was only two outs and the guy threw the ball in and got the runner going to 3rd out. After that inning he brought a game ball, a hat signed by the team, and a bat to the kid for paying attention and helping him out. I thought that was very nice.

@1223baddad

Жыл бұрын

Did that player ever make it to the majors? Just curious 🤔 🙃

@jhandle4196

Жыл бұрын

If he threw the ball to the runner, did the runner tag himself out, or did he tag the third baseman?

@lscales6131

Жыл бұрын

@@1223baddad not that I remember honestly. It was a little bit ago. It was the Nashville sound around the early 90s. The ball player wasn’t anyone of note that I can remember.

@lscales6131

Жыл бұрын

@@jhandle4196 thanks for pointing out my error. I corrected it.

@psymar

Ай бұрын

​@@1223baddadProbably not just because most minor leaguers don't but I've seen it happen in the majors

I like how in the thumbnail he calls the player “it” 😂

@jasonrogers1576

3 жыл бұрын

Ignorant foreigner trying to use our language...

@kgbinc.1545

3 жыл бұрын

It puts the lotion in the basket. It puts the lotion on the skin or else it gets the hose again.

@robertromeromrpuffers1238

3 жыл бұрын

Well “it” could just be in reference to the fact that there is or isn’t a player there.

@robertromeromrpuffers1238

3 жыл бұрын

Jason Rogers it’s still proper English...

@joemag6032

3 жыл бұрын

Perhaps the thumbnail editor was intimidated by the "unlimited genders" police.

I especially like the part where it does not notice it.

@crondawg101

3 жыл бұрын

The person who inputs this text astonishes me

@herbert286

3 жыл бұрын

It totally did not notice it

@DanielVoyles

3 жыл бұрын

People and their pronouns...

@nocalsteve

3 жыл бұрын

@Enthrex It has such a way with words.

@psto7501

3 жыл бұрын

Fucking clickbait ass thumbnail. Still waiting to find out what it didn’t notice.

"Unexpected Neglect", thought this was referring to my childhood, lol

@papa6274

3 жыл бұрын

Oh my

@jwallace_windowsbyrba9703

3 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂

@mattbamford7269

3 жыл бұрын

Bro :(

@nwowolfpacmember481

3 жыл бұрын

😅😅😅

@spiritleaf2159

3 жыл бұрын

School: let's play a capture the flag remake Me being a unpopular nobody at school: My time has come to awaken

It had me laughing so hard when all the players just watched the ball hit the ground in a easy fly ball 😂

@jeatig

Жыл бұрын

We have a new generation of Stooges, increased by 2!!

After watching this, I'm confident JR Smith was meant to play baseball.

@benjaminjonas360

3 жыл бұрын

Lol

@randomuser4491

3 жыл бұрын

Lol

@Ktx_LazyCracker

3 жыл бұрын

Wow lol

@elsiedeloatch9630

3 жыл бұрын

Tz@@benjaminjonas360

@kruletee6176

3 жыл бұрын

this comment deserves more likes

Wow, this makes me feel better. I play in a slow-pitch softball league and I'm always asking how many outs there are. We have no scoreboard (some of our parks actually have them, but they are never on). These guys can look up at almost any angle of a major league ballpark and there will be a large, easily legible out total somewhere in their field of vision!

@jhandle4196

Жыл бұрын

. . if they can find it buried among all the NASCAResque advertising plastered all over the stadium.

@rftulie

Жыл бұрын

@@jhandle4196 yeah well, I grew up in Fenway, not quite as plastered there, but good point!

@anderson74

Жыл бұрын

Hello 2 years later, hope you are doing well with your softball league if you are still doing it, if not, i hope you had a blast!

@rftulie

Жыл бұрын

@@anderson74 thanks, we had an OK season this year. I got a hitting coaching session last week; kicking myself for not going earlier. I’ll keep playing until I’m in a wheelchair!

@12369ja

Жыл бұрын

why wouldn't they use the scoreboard? how are the fans supposed to know how many runs each team has if scoreboards aren't used?

0:27 Why would you edit the part out where the runner decides to run to home? It would’ve been nice to see the pitcher looking oblivious before he realizes what is happening.

@SkeletorOmega2

3 жыл бұрын

yeah i don’t understand why that clip was cut so weird. it was like the 2 crucial seconds that we wanted to see!

@SarahDigsHockey

3 жыл бұрын

There were a few weird edits but it got better as the video went along.

@jeandonaghue2150

3 жыл бұрын

The full video was a fuck up with the way it was edited

@IETass

3 жыл бұрын

I had assumed that portion of the video got claimed

@RetroBlockade

3 жыл бұрын

Especially seeing as how that was the thumbnail

To this day, I still can't believe it does not notice it 😔

@psto7501

3 жыл бұрын

Was waiting the whole video for that clip so I could understand how it doesn’t notice it. Clickbait!

@Flexyourmemes

Жыл бұрын

It does nor notice is like "His name is Robert Paulsen"

It's amazing that professionals have no clue how many outs there are. Utterly amazing.

@paulpinball9952

Жыл бұрын

They should jot it down on those little note papers they keep in their back pockets, which MLB should not allow.

@ShadowHawk4219

2 ай бұрын

I guess that's why i see some players putting up 1 or 2 fingers to other players after an out. Imagine making that kind of error in a World Series that costs you a game.

@RobRochon

10 күн бұрын

ahhhh...its easier to lose track than you might think. Remember that these guys play 162 games a year, which is 4,131 outs (average 8.5 innings in the field) per year. Sometimes it just happens where a lot may be going on in a play getting your mind on something else in that split second moment, or things are so boring and quiet your brain gets lulled to sleep. Of course it shouldn't happen but you know shit happens sometimes.

5:38 when you hit the wrong button in mlb the show

@guttagutta420

3 жыл бұрын

😭

@jgfunk

3 жыл бұрын

We've all done it!

Like how the thumbnail says " It does not notice it" so they arent men or women, just it lmao

@my3dviews

3 жыл бұрын

You can no longer assume anyone's gender identity. LOL

I think the funniest part was when the announcer said that he’d been on that position before😂

6:00 and that is exactly why even in little league we were taught to always run it out.

@explosivereactionstv7414

3 жыл бұрын

Can confirm this; played little league myself

@NotExplicable

3 жыл бұрын

Yup that's the first test, otherwise you should ride the bench for a little while.

@ddebenedictis

3 жыл бұрын

Ok one of you is going to know this...help me out. Say there is a runner on first base and one out. Batter flies out for the second out. Fielder doesn't know how to count to three and throws the ball to a lass that has been flirting with him all game. She hangs on to it and refuses to give it back. How far can the runner advance? Second base? Or all the way home?

@NotExplicable

3 жыл бұрын

@@ddebenedictis I think it's two bases

@NotExplicable

3 жыл бұрын

@@ddebenedictis " All throws from the outfield. All throws from the outfield that go out of play are treated the same as second throw from the infield. That is, the ball is dead and all runners, including the batter-runner, are awarded two bases from the time of the throw. There's a lot to digest on the overthrow out of play scenario, and because it's such a common event on amateur fields, you need to just sit down and learn it. Most rules that have multiple parts tend to progress logically. If you know one part, the successive parts emerge naturally. Not so much in this case"

6:09 is a great example of why teamwork and communication is important.

@jhandle4196

Жыл бұрын

Since it's all about entertainment, the lack of teamwork did more toward that end.

Damon in the WS laughing at that shift. The wheels came off right after that.

These highlighted moments are the only way I can watch baseball.

6:50 Pass Interference. Defence #15. Player was tackled before he had possession of the ball. 100 foot reduction of the outfield fence to the plate. Ball 1.

Paid millions of dollars....still have no idea how many outs there are...🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤣🤣

@my3dviews

3 жыл бұрын

Counting to three can be tough. LOL

@annseger9519

3 жыл бұрын

Especially with today's educational system.

I thank god for some 2020 baseball and basketball finishing up there season.and hopefully we will have the 2020 football season.and appreciate all that god has done in my life and appreciate everyone' praying for the hicks family.god is real love you lord and love always steven

Reminds me of the old Sports Illustrated Baseball Bloopers. They could do a whole section on not knowing how many outs there are with some funny commentary.

The Ian kinsler one reminds me of the old days when I’d play MLB the show and I’d accidentally click the wrong button 😂😂

Seeing a lot of Cubs and Red Sox in this video. It’s not hard to figure out how they both went about a century between World Series titles.

I had one of those Marte moments during a state playoff game. I was very embarrassed.

Great collection of highlights

By the way, I love how this entire video is a mishmash of offense and defense napping. Just so you never know what to expect.

Matt Vasgersian should announce the World Series. Change my mind

@tylerfox9640

3 жыл бұрын

I don't think theres many people that would want to change your mind.

@jamaalfridge

3 жыл бұрын

I watched the 2016 World Series in China and his was the voice I heard. I never wanted to go back to Joe Buck after that.

@connormitchell7707

3 жыл бұрын

Marc Solis I totally agree

@dankubus1633

3 жыл бұрын

@@jamaalfridge More baseless Joe Buck slams. Once again, I've never seen anyone who slams Buck give any actual REASON why he's bad. Because they've got nothing. Buck is the best in the business. Not that Vasgersian is BAD, but his voice gets FAR more irritating at exciting moments. It gets WAY too high-pitched and shrill, and his predilection for saying "SANTA MARIA" sounds simply ridiculous and embarrassing. I cringe whenever I hear that. One of the greatest moments in baseball history occurred when David Bote hit his ultimate slam, but I never watch replays of it because Vasgersian spoiled it with a huge pus-filled zit of "SANTA MARIA!!!!" during it. When Vasgersian speaks normally, though, he's very good, just like virtually every other baseball announcer. Buck, however, is the best in the business. He strikes the right balance of normal voice and exciting voice so that he can somehow make even the normal and routine sound exciting, while the exciting sound even MORE exciting. Remember Alex Gordon's base hit in the 9th inning of Game 7 of the 2014 World Series? Buck called that to PERFECTION. Oh, my goodness.

@jamaalfridge

3 жыл бұрын

@@dankubus1633 Joe Buck is fine and I never knew it was a thing to slam him. Just saying I really enjoyed the other announcer. 💁🏾‍♂️

Hearing Curt Gowdy's voice brings back a flood of great memories.

Simmons is the best shortstop ive seen in my life.

The Manny cutoff makes my laugh every time. As a hitter, he was great. As a fielder, he was...a great hitter.

In Little League, we always used to call out all over the field the number of current outs as each batter came up. Fundamentals aren't so bad, are they?

@jim2lane

Жыл бұрын

We did the same 😉

@tgfabthunderbird1

Жыл бұрын

We did that, too. Only one park in our league had a scoreboard.

@bend4852

Жыл бұрын

I guess they should do the same thing in the big leagues because forgetting how many outs there are seems to happen a lot

It's why baseball is interesting. It requires paying attention at all times.

Great vid. Super Cuts! 6:06 especially since it's the Cards is just ... smh ... special.

In the 1951 playoff title game Giant batter Bobby Thomson singled, then tried to turn it into a double, but didn’t notice that the runner ahead of him had stopped at 2nd. Thomson was a laughing stock, but not for long!

Manny diving to cut off that throw might be my favorite play ever.

not gonna lie, these situations are the most fun for a casual fan, everyone knows when the pros play their A-game, its slightly mundane high level gameplay but this chaos is just pure fun :)

That Betts play was awesome, looked like he was out at 3rd tho

@bjchit

3 жыл бұрын

A different camera angle shows the pitcher whiffed on the tag.

We always announced the number of outs to each other to make sure we all knew the out count.

@DanielBarberMusic

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly. Always! And always know what to do with the ball if/when it comes to you. Every pitch!

@floydhatcher4655

Жыл бұрын

@@DanielBarberMusic my dad taught me that every ball hit was mine and to go get it. That way I was ready when it DID come to me.

@DanielBarberMusic

Жыл бұрын

@@floydhatcher4655 love that!

@kdwaynec

Жыл бұрын

@@floydhatcher4655 Yes, and the other one was ALWAYS get the ball back to the infield as quickly as possible.

The greatest sport!

3:52 "Carlos Beltran is standing at the plate with a bat in his hands." It's okay, he probably wouldn't swing it anyway. Cardinals fans should know that from 2006. 😂😭

Keep up the great videos❤️

Great content but please don't edit them so tight. We want to see how the plays ended, the commentators reaction, etc.

My Babe Ruth coach always told me to know these 3 things at ALL times when you’re on defense: 1. How many outs there are. 2. Where the runners are. 3. What to do when you get the ball. I added 4 when I started coaching little league: ALWAYS anticipate it coming to you, so NOTHING will catch you by surprise.

@metallimatt10

2 жыл бұрын

You should always know how many outs are on offense too lol there's a couple in this video and I watched Javy Baez do it this year from 1st base on a fly ball for thw 2nd out. He started going on contact and then got passed 2nd and they threw the ball back to 1st and got him out

@DanielBarberMusic

2 жыл бұрын

EXACTLY! I learned this in Little League 55 years ago! How does a professional player EVER make mistakes like this?!?!? EVER?!?!?!

@nickh5081

Жыл бұрын

@@DanielBarberMusic Because sometimes there's a difference between KNOWING and THINKING you know!

I’m glad to see pee wee ball still exists.

5:53 How does a “professional athlete” run like that? What a goober.

@Christian6557

3 жыл бұрын

You realize most of their training goes into hitting balls that are going 90mph atleast, right? That's like saying an Olympic swimmer isn't an athlete because they don't have a good run speed

@eye_man

3 жыл бұрын

@@Christian6557 I would hope they do baserunning drills

@Christian6557

3 жыл бұрын

@@eye_man I'm sure they do but them not being the best sprinters doesn't really take away from their athleticism imo

@firebirdude2

3 жыл бұрын

@@Christian6557 Sprinter?! That's barely a run. He's got a sorta low trot. Goober for sure.

@Christian6557

3 жыл бұрын

@@firebirdude2 wtv you say, he's a millionaire tho

There were some plays straight out of the movies Major League 1 and 2 in here! Great for some laughs!

@marmac2768

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, like when that guy just threw the ball into the stands with only 2 outs, "That's just a bit outside" - Bob Uecker.

The catcher makes the put out at third but let’s cut to the blonde in the stands. Awesome camera work.

These are all amazingly exciting plays, and fun to watch. The problem with modern baseball though is that in an average game you have to sit through two hours of pitches to see ten seconds of action like this

@tylerwhaley4872

Жыл бұрын

it's not really a problem, it's just the game

@trollnerd

Жыл бұрын

Basically you're complaining that baseball players dont make more stupid mistakes and take crazy risks XD yeah of course they're professionals, usually they dont make mistakes. This is why a lot of people like to watch college sports because there are more mistakes and risky plays which can be viewed as more exciting.

@jim2lane

Жыл бұрын

@@trollnerd I don't believe you could have interpreted my comment more incorrectly. I'm simply saying that the game moves way too slow, with interminably long periods of nothing more than pitcher to catcher with an occasional swing. IMHO moving the pitcher's mound farther back would give the batter's more time to see the ball and thus you would result in more hits, and more action. Seriously - in what other sport can you have a 30% success rate and be considered amazingly successful. And yet in baseball, that hitting average is considered phenomenal

@trollnerd

Жыл бұрын

@@jim2lane "in what other sport can you have a 30% success rate" Isn't soccer the most popular sport in the world? The sport where they barely ever score and players take hundreds of shots before scoring a goal? Moving the mound back would mean that the pitcher would be too close to 2nd base, and the only alternative would be to make the bases longer which would make the game even more boring for you. The only thing that could make baseball more exciting is change either the bats or the balls or some other thing about the equipment because changing the infield size isn't feasible.

@jim2lane

Жыл бұрын

@@trollnerd that's a sticky wicket to compare goals in soccer to hits in baseball. While it's true that soccer is a low scoring sport, that's not the only action in the game. There's constant action, movement, changes in game momentum and strategy going on in between those goals. There's probably more action in five minutes of a soccer match than an entire three hour baseball game

this video should be titled: "when you don't even know how to count up to 3"

@sunshinesmoke7761

3 жыл бұрын

FR

@theshowman2494

3 жыл бұрын

If they knew how to count they wouldn't have had to play baseball to pay for college

@nicholasbrown4109

3 жыл бұрын

@@theshowman2494 that joke would work better if baseball were like football where all the players went to college because there wasnt a minor league system.

Eight words you never want to hear from the broadcasters: "He doesn't know how many outs there are!"

5:34 If I had a nickel for all the times I’ve done this in RTTS 🤑🤑

This took me back to little league plays.

there is absolutely no excuse at the major league level to not know how many outs there are

We are being taunted by all the past scenes where a catch for the second out was followed by giving the ball to a fan. There shall be no such foolishness this season, aight.

Forget watching live baseball -- heads up and neglect highlights are far more entertaining.

That flyball is hilarious.

Hey keep up with the vids that awsome

@jackpanichelli8040

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah these videos are great

1:07 looks like something EA would program

@justasasquatchwithinternet1775

3 жыл бұрын

Hah

6:10 WTF! Seriously??!

@kellyhryniuk1869

3 жыл бұрын

🤣

@johnnyphive8533

3 жыл бұрын

SS fault.

Like watching a little league game!

高校時代、野球部の練習で「アウトカウントの確認」とか「ベースを空けないこと」を徹底的に指導されたことが、改めて思い起こされました・・・。

This needs the play where Cervelli threw to first and Bell just looked in the stands as the ball flies past him into right field, allowing Andrew Knapp to score from first

I think the one where EVERY SINGLE Cincinnati Red infielder watched the damn ball hit the ground was the best!!!! Makes my son’s little league team look more like pros than them!!

1:23 When I was a kid, this is how we played catch.

*Watches the first 6 minutes* I'm glad no one from my Cincinnati Reds has made an embarrassing mistake. 6:06: Oh, dear God..

@ihs200

2 жыл бұрын

oh god, i never noticed that was the reds and ive seen it so many times

6:15 Does anybody else hear the crowd laughing?

@kennethturner8290

3 жыл бұрын

Priceless, probably the only time that has ever happened.

The one with pitcher, 1, 2, SS, 3 watching the ball on the ground recalled me Schultz’s strip with Charlie Brown team doing the same. But this was real!!

I love this not knowing how many outs was at the time in the game but mistakes happen I guess lol 😂😆

0:35 - Phillies vs Cardinals. 1B and 3B crash, 3B fields and throws to 2B covering first. SS covers second, catcher runs to cover third, pitcher covers the plate. Baseball is a complicated game.

Reminds of of the very early Mets. "Can't anybody here play this game?" (Casey Stengel)

This is just the baseball version of JR Smith thinking he was up in the finals

Nothing will top a young David Cone arguing a call at first while not one but two Atlanta Braves score.

@meminustherandomgooglenumbers

Жыл бұрын

Went with a friend to a Cubs game where Cone started for the visitors (Mets?). After doing the usual buy the cheapest upper deck tickets and then sit wherever we wanted, we ended up about 15 rows behind the 1st base dugout. The Mets were up 5-2 when my friend and I decided to start razzing Cone during his windups. We would yell "Hey Cone, you're a bum!" in unison, and he he threw 3 straight balls to walk the guy he was facing. Then he was like 2-1 on the next guy with us doing the same thing, and then I said to my friend, OK maybe hes getting used to it, so now let's skip a pitch and see if it messes with him. Sure enough, another ball, 3-1. I don't remember what happened with that batter but it must not have been a good inning for David, cuz my friend and I were comprehensively entertained by the ongoing results. After a couple innings of us hassling Cone on about 70% of his pitches, it must have started bothering him more and more cuz eventually he started looking toward us between pitches and pounding his fist in his glove. So of course we kept at it until he lost the lead and got pulled, the Cubs went on to win, and the Mets burned thru a big chunk of their bullpen, which they had been hoping to avoid doing with David getting the start. And that was the first of three ballgames we saw that day. After the nooner at Wrigley, we cruised on down to Comiskey to take in an afternoon White Sox game, and then after that headed a few miles over to northwest Indiana to watch the Kane County Cougars play a night road game. The crowd down there didn't like us too much, with us dressed like preppies, smoking giant cigars and cheering the visiting team in a stadium full of down-home farmers. Then a lady ten rows behind us decided to take offense to the cigar smoke and try to shut us down by challenging our seating assignments. She karened at us from ten rows back and asked if we were going to go away or was she going to call the usher. We said call the usher, so she did. Of course we had done the usual thing of sitting wherever we wanted, but we didn't care - getting kicked out would have been just as entertaining to us as watching the game was. Best part was, the usher merely sent us to our actual assigned seats, which were nine rows behind us - directly in front of the lady who had just called the usher on us. So we kept smoking the ridiculous cigars (we had actually bought the biggest clown-sized ones they had, but they were cheap and tasted awful) and blowing the smoke over our shoulders. Not one of my prouder moments, but at the time it was thoroughly enjoyable, especially cuz our teams won all three games.

Baseball bloopers...YOWZA!

The players have to pay attention no matter what

The "unexpected neglect" is the volume of the last 10 seconds, the hell was that all about?

I wonder if a manager is tempted to pull a player right off the field when he makes a mental lapse like that

You've got to keep your mind in the game!

Coach - Don't be a hero. If someone calls it, don't try to crowd him off it. Players (seagulls from Finding Nemo) - MINE MINE MINE MINE MINE

I've now seen Casey thrown out from left field and right field 😂

This is missing one of the all time great "caught napping" moments, when Kenny Lofton scored from second on a wild pitch from Randy Johnson.

@stephenmcguire9934

3 жыл бұрын

Dyson scored from second on a pop out. He tagged and the outfielder was all non Chauvin so he just ran to third

@briancartwright9593

3 жыл бұрын

Last year the Pirates allowed 3 runs to score on a wild pitch

That Det v Tor game at the end, I was at that game. We were laughing our asses off. Detroit was terrible that year.

@albundy6008

28 күн бұрын

That year? You mean EVERY year.

0:35 Im confused, that looked like a pretty heads up play by Rupp.

@eolsunder

2 жыл бұрын

I think they were talking about the runner trying to run to 3rd, him and the base coach not noticing that the catcher was there. Neglect on the batting team, not the defense.

@theapologist6717

2 жыл бұрын

@@eolsunder I guess my point is more that it wasn't that unreasonable to expect the catcher not to be there.

6:06 almost looked choreographed

M’s triple play is literally the only good thing the M’s have done against Houston since Houston came to the AL

Its funny how its always someone else's fault when the pitcher throws it to literally nothing lmao

@jimmykoplin1807

3 жыл бұрын

Love your comment was thinking the same thing

@88porpoise

3 жыл бұрын

In my experience it is someone else’s fault in most cases. They are preplanned plays and the pitcher is supposed to throw it tp the base without even looking. The fielder plays off the base and breaks at the last moment to be there when the throw arrives to not give the runner more than the minimum warning. In those cases, either the pitcher misread the signal or the fielder missed it. And in my experience the latter is more likely.

@TheSkrillaShow

3 жыл бұрын

@@88porpoise ah gotcha

Usually you would have to be employed by Serta to sleep like that on the job.

Wow! So easy to add points to a game. Pete Rose would be proud.

2:53 looks like the billboard says GIANT A$$

A word in defense of pitchers: by rule, the pitcher can neither bluff a throw to first nor throw it to a fielder who is not covering first base. In other words, once the pickoff starts, there is no good way to stop it.

Infield should be flashing how many outs all the time!

Fantastic video, but dem midrolls, bruh. I thing there were like 50 of them

I'm glad so many men who can't count to 3 were able to find work!

“It” can’t notice anything because “it “ refers to something inanimate🤦‍♂️

@therealjacbob9183

3 жыл бұрын

Woah big grammar man

@jakenolan2572

3 жыл бұрын

He... is _grammarman_

@Jacob-do5de

3 жыл бұрын

No body cares

@rapid13

3 жыл бұрын

And he’s wrong.

@macman975

3 жыл бұрын

Oh dear. 'It' can refer to things other than inanimate objects 🤦‍♂️

6:06 The Reds should have been charged with four errors on this play.

5:36 when you press the wrong button in MLB the show

I wish I could say that Ross picked off the runner at 1st base but he got his hand in

I love how often the ‘showboaters’ get embarrassed by their lack of attention to the game they are playing

Halfway through, waiting for Knoblauch pointibg at the bag.

Love the defensive shift with nobody on 3rd and the runner steals another base.

as a red's fan, 6:10 is still one of the most painful clips to watch