MLB Goes LOUD!!📢📢

"This is baseball?" Correction, its mostly post season baseball, which is the crack cocaine of sports

To give you an idea about how common or not home runs are: Everyday players in the lineup will bat about 600 times over the course of a season (more if you bat early in the lineup and play almost every game). 30 home runs is a decent season total for a good power hitter; 40 is an All-Star-level total; 50 is good enough to lead the league more often than not; 60+ has only happened eight times (and six of those were at the peak of the steroid era from 1998-2001; Sammy Sosa managed to do it three times and somehow came in second all three times); the record is 73.

There's nothing like playoff atmosphere...which are all of the clips in this video. 17:29 is actually a bit of baseball history. The 2nd no-hitter in the playoffs in modern baseball...the previous one was in 1956 (World Series)...a perfect game. Also note, that the pitcher throwing in this clip actually did record a Perfect game earlier that season if im correct. AND it was his first ever appearance in a playoff game. Some background: A No-hitter is when the losing team does not get on base normally (A walk or a fielding error is not a hit). A Perfect Game is when the losing team doesn't get on base at all...officially there are only 23 such instances of a perfect game in Major League Baseball. World Series: A best of 7 series of games with the two teams that advanced through the MLB playoffs in their respective leagues (American League and National League). NOTE: These two teams may not have the best records in baseball for that year. Hitting a Home Run isn't easy and neither is hitting a baseball in general.

@AmtrakCSXFan457

5 ай бұрын

That one still hurts to this day.

I love baseball so much. Great reaction!

MLB (except in places like Boston) is pretty chill until late in the season, unless there's a big rivalry in a particular matchup. Each team plays *162* regular season games; that's a lot, and you're not going to sell out a regular game on, e.g., Wed. afternoon or night.

Hitting a home run is probably one of the hardest things to do in sports. Just getting a hit is hard. A 90 MPH pitch takes 4/10 of a second to reach the plate. That's how much time a batter has to identify where the ball is likely to be, decide whether or not to swing, and actually swing if he wanted to. Some pitchers can get the ball up past 100 MPH. (1 Kilometer = 0.6 miles). Some of the best batters get a hit about 3 times for every 10 tries. A hit is when a batter hits the ball fair, and successfully reached first base without any of the following happening: an error by the defense, or a fielder's choice. Example: Fielder's Choice. There are runners on 1st & 2nd. By rule those runners must try to advance to the next base if the batter hits the ball fair. So the batter hits the ball into left field, the left fielder grabs the ball on one bounce and throws the ball to 3rd base successfully throwing out the runner trying to advance to 3rd base. The runner on first arrives safely at 2nd, and the batter arrives safely at first. This goes into the batter's stats as reached on a fielder's choice and does not count as a hit. Error: The bases are empty batter hits the ball to the 2nd baseman, who throws the ball to the first baseman, however the throw is inaccurate allowing the batter to reach first when he should have been out. This does not count as a hit in the batter's stats, instead it's an error on the 2nd baseman. An error is any situation where the defense with normal effort should have been able to get a baserunner out, but fails to do so. Think dropped balls, errant throws, etc. Note that by rule a runner must reach base BEFORE he's tagged out or thrown out.

To put it in perspective if an MLB player gets a hit 3 out of 10 times he’s elite, 4 out of 10 times your one of the best in history of the game.. that’s how hard it is to hit a baseball going 90+ mph while sometimes curving 2 feet.

Let me give you a list of reasons me and maybe millions of people hate the Yankees: 1. They have 27 World Series Titles 2. They constantly brag about it 3. They are toxic as hell 4. Can literally make fun of players mental illness 5. Can start fights with other fans for no reason 6. Alex Rodriguez 7. The no beards policy

@SONGZ-g5s

19 күн бұрын

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The days of some NFL teams sharing stadiums with some MLB teams are gone. (The exception -- of sorts -- is Toronto's MLB team, the sole Canadian MLB team, which shares its stadium with a CFL (Canadian Football League, a very poor relation to the NFL) team.

When the Braves won the World Series in 2021, you could hear the stadium for miles man. It's just miraculous.

The later the season gets, the louder the crowds. There’s nothing like October baseball!

Been to a couple like these and it is defiantly electric. In a big playoff game a home run for the home team everyone just impulsively stands screams and jump around it’s so chaotic but amazing

This is all post-season (the playoffs) that's why the crowds are loud.A normal crowd is nothing like this unless it is game winning homerun.

@robertdedrick7937

Жыл бұрын

I can only watch playoff baseball. Regular season is like watching paint dry ....

@mbdg6810

Жыл бұрын

@@robertdedrick7937 yeah if you’re not a fan of a particular team its hard to watch regular season baseball.

13:42 thats actor bill Murray a big cubs fan.

That second clip was the Arizona DiamondBacks against the New York Yankees in the 2001 World Series. It was the bottom of the last inning in game 7 which is the deciding game. Louis Gonzalez hit a walk off hit to win the first and only World Series in diamondbacks history

@krcjayhawks

Жыл бұрын

I still remember watching that so clearly. Gut wrenching watching that ball drop

@alonenjersey

3 ай бұрын

@@krcjayhawks For this long time Yankees fan, I damn near threw my TV remote into the living room wall.

Nice back to MLB now we got to get you onto some Jomboy breakdown videos. Thank you for reacting to MLB!

The playoffs are where you get htis sort of fan energy. Regualr season you only see this during rivalry games.

Jomboy Media - The Domino Effect of Baseball a Breakdown is a great video you should watch. You should also watch a video on the pitches and how hard it is to hit a Major League Baseball. You'll be truly amazed.

More MLB vids please!!!!

“Congrats Houston” 😂😂😂 Mathew that clip was from 2017 the Houston Astros had the biggest cheating scandals in 100 years we do NOT congratulate them just an FYI

@mbdg6810

Жыл бұрын

He doesn’t know LOL

@johanna0131

Жыл бұрын

I was gonna say. 😂😂

@pgpro8691

Жыл бұрын

Didn’t bother me they were still the best in the league.

@danhernandez8095

Жыл бұрын

@@pgpro8691 thank you. That cheating scandal isn’t holding up that well when almost all pitchers cheat. Astros were and still are the most dominant team in baseball

@chrisgotgames6405

Жыл бұрын

@@danhernandez8095 just for your information you stupid idiot if Houston was as dominant as you say they are they one have to cheat at all to win the fact that they cheated when they had that much talent it's pathetic

2:46 It's hard to a baseball period!!

Yes, my friend - hitting a home run is hard. The bat is round, the ball is round. It’s the most difficult thing to do in sports.

Excellent video. I'd love to watch a game with you and answer your baseball related questions. By far my favorite sport.

All of these are make or break moments after a 162 game season each year. 99 percent of the time baseball is boring as hell but when the championships are on the line after all that, this is what it looks like

There are definitely some loud crowds around MLB during the regular season, but the atmosphere at pretty much every playoff game is like 10 times better than during the regular season.

Yes I’ve been through that loud crowd reaction in 2022 Phillies vs padres Bryce Harper hit home run to send the Phillies to the World Series in the nlcs

If a home run ball goes over the fence, and contacts anything, the play is dead, and the home run is official. But, in some cities, if the visiting team hits a home run, and a local fan gets it, they often throw the ball back on the field in disgust.

Hitting a MLB pitch (when the pitcher throws the ball) is the hardest thing to do in all of sports. So, if just hitting it is hard, hitting it a long way is even harder.

I kind of feel bad for the pitchers. They're on the losing end of all these clips. In reality, if a batter gets any hit at all 1/3 of the time, that batter's in the Hall of Fame. You should watch "Field of Dreams," the best movie involving baseball, and it brings grown men, even non-Americans, to tears.

If you throw the ball back it's still a homerun. But the ballboy will just scoop up the ball. However some stadiums would kick you out for throwing it back

First off it's hard enough to hit the ball, second it's really really hard to hit the ball 400 plus feet for a homerun. After you watch some Jomboy "Breakdown" videos you'll get a better understanding of the game, and the difficulty involved in each aspect of the game.

The sound of a bat hitting a ball is called the "crack" of the bat. And it is one of the most beautiful sounds made.

Hitting a baseball is the hardest thing to do in all sports.

At 13:42, that cut to the crowd has Bill Murray in it, the actor. He's a longtime Chicago Cubs fan. Eddie Vedder from Pearl Jam too.

Clip 1: Wild Card Game (1-game playoff round), crowd yelling "Cueto!" (the pitcher's name) over and over. Playoff games are wild. Clip 2: Game 7 of the World Series (winner is the champion for that year) game winning hit Clip 3: Game (and series) winning home run during the 2019 ALDS. The horn is a ship's horn, I think? Clip 4: World Series winning home run in the winning team's stadium Most of the clips are from the playoffs, where the stadiums are filled, and the heroics are done by the home team in their own stadium.

You should watch a video showing the greatest catches in baseball! That is truly amazing

The later the season gets, the louder the crowd gets.

Im a Yankee fan - we're pretty insufferable, our team spends a ton of money and sometimes buys fan favorites away from other teams that won't spend as much, and they have a lot of World Series titles so people get tired of them. I still love em though!

@alonenjersey

3 ай бұрын

This Yankees fan of 48 years (and counting) agrees w/ you 100%.

An average baseball game in the middle of the season is not like this. Baseball has a lot of games and a long season but come playoff time it gets crazy!! I’ve been to a playoff game San Francisco vs Philly the year SF won the World Series and wow. My arm hurt the next day from spinning those orange towels around so much. We literally never sat down.

Most of those were from playoffs or World Series games. During the season, these atmospheres aren't as prevalent. But, it does get crazy in the postseason.

You're seeing highlights from playoff games here. Those are usually pretty nuts! Crowds at regular season games are usually much more chill.

@ItsMatthewReacts

Жыл бұрын

I can imagine, I really love how electric these fans are in the playoffs!

You must check out the clip of Russ Hodges announcing the giants win the pennant in 1951 The season was dramatic and the giants had come from way back to tie and force this playoff game

The blue jays are third in the American League, the only Canadian MLB team.

If a batter is too hot, there is a chance the pitcher can, and in some cases will, intentionally walk him to get to a batter that isn't quite as hot.

You should also watch - How Zack Greinke Became the Weirdest Player in Sports

You’ll have to watch avoiding the tag compilation

The Red Sox play in white socks. And the White Sox play in black socks. Or something like that.

Delmon Young game. 2014 Orioles 😊😊😊

I was at the yankee game where you asked why people hate the yankees. that homer was the coolest moment ive ever experienced. people hate the yankees because they are so successful. if you're a fan of them like me well, you think that's a great thing.

A Grand Slam is when there are runners on all three bases and the batter hits a home run - 4 runs. A fan wouldn't ever throw a home run ball back into play. I have never heard that happening. As for home run difficulty, it depends on the stadium. At home plate the runner has to be touched by the ball (or glove with the ball).

@SilvanaDil

Жыл бұрын

While it doesn't affect anything, of course, if an attendee catches a homer by a team he hates, he may not want the ball and throw the ball back.

If you wanna react to more baseball I recommend Can an average guy hit a 95 mph fastball by GQ Sports

What happened? Lazy Sanchez is what happened.

You should watch “The night Osama Bin Laden was Killed”. It involves a baseball game.

The Yankees are the most successful team ever, in MLB. They have always had the most wealthy ownership, so they could easily get the best players. They make a lot of enemies because everyone likes to see "Goliath" fall.

Nothing will happen if you throw the ball back on the field. Once it leaves the field of play, the play is over. However, that's actually a crazy idea. Be fun to see a baseball game where the fans could try to help.

13:05 Nothing happens. It's already out of play.

People hate the Yankees cause they are a team that has won 27 champions. 22 of them were mainly from when there were barely any teams playing and always had the best team around. Also cause the Yankees and their fans are so cocky and a completely full of themselves

mlb and nfl have great fans but australian rules football have the best check out what is afl, it is great.

It's not like that all the time. Most are not exciting

You said congrats Houston but they cheated their way to the win.

@ItsMatthewReacts

Жыл бұрын

I had no idea, is there a video about that worth checking out?

And yes nobody likes the Yankees or their fans,that's why when I see someone wearing a yankees cap from another country I have to laugh.