Vlad actually hit 40 home runs in 2002. In Olympic Stadium, he hit an opposite field homer that went off the scoreboard just above the wall in right-center. However, the umpires thought it hit off the top of the wall and only got a double. He was robbed of a 40-40 season.

@Cam23

9 ай бұрын

Wow! Thank you for sharing, that’s unreal he could’ve had exactly a 40/40 season

@jjmets4

9 ай бұрын

I found the video evidence! About 1 minute and 27 seconds into the video. It was only a single, not a double, but the ball clearly hit the scoreboard, then off the top of the wall, and back into the field of play! kzread.info/dash/bejne/pGWpp7WHp8rIlNo.html

@AD-df5tm

9 ай бұрын

Came here to say the same thing! Haha. Vlad was robbed of a 40/40 season. Which is such an Expos thing to happen.

@joeybankz9464

9 ай бұрын

He still a 40-40 player in our hearts

@allenwoodall1162

9 ай бұрын

I was watching that game

Hitting pitches that nobody swings at for a double that’s what i remember seeing him play. He was awesome

Vlad was probably the best free swinger ever. Dude could barrel up anything, Had a cannon for an arm, he could steal some bases, did not strike out a ton. 5 tool player very fun to watch. A definate favorite.

@jessieraykeaton3777

9 ай бұрын

No one has swung a Vlad sized bat since.

@FriendlyNeighborhoodGentile

9 ай бұрын

@@jessieraykeaton3777for real though 😂

Tons of things that I love about Vlad, but my favorite is: while everyone was out in the field stretching and warming up before games, he would spend the whole time inside playing MLB on PlayStation, virtually batting against the actual opposing starting pitcher of the game.

One of my favorite players of all time.

Vlad was one of the most exciting players to watch. Also, Vlad didn't speak much in Spanish, quiet stoic guy. In his HOF speech he actually said he let his bat do the talking.

One of the greatest and humblest I’ve ever seen.

Best bad ball hitter ever. Plus he was so clever as well in a multitude of ways. Loved how he never had the gloves either the barehands looked so awesome to me.

Despite having trout and ohtani vlad is still my favorite angel of all time. No batting gloves, globs of pine tar, cannon of an arm and could hit any pitch in any location, such a legend.

@RobMellen

9 ай бұрын

Pujols??

@charleynewman4783

9 ай бұрын

Terrible defender but still top 15 right fielder

@SpiritStoneWarrior94-yx3gs

8 ай бұрын

​@@RobMellenpujols has been trash at the angels....

@oof6520

7 ай бұрын

I remember rex hudler making fun of Vlad's helmets almost always caked in tar, even covering the A on the helmet. 💀

Vlad was my favorite player to use in MLB Power Pros. I'm honestly shocked no team picked him up as a DH in 2012 or 2013, he probably had enough gas left in the tank to reach 3,000 hits and 500 homers.

@AD-df5tm

9 ай бұрын

He would have needed probably 4 or 5 years to get to those numbers. He was 51 HR and 410 hits short. Considering his knees were shot I doubt he ever would have made it even if someone did give him a contract. The Jays actually did sign him to a minor league deal in 2012 but he asked to be released when they said he wouldn't be promoted to MLB

@leonzaduncan2438

9 ай бұрын

​@@AD-df5tmhow could someone who just batted .290 and hit 13 home run not make a roster

@baucewsauce

9 ай бұрын

@@leonzaduncan2438 Vlad probably would’ve found a spot on a team if there was a universal DH, like what we see Nelson Cruz does now.

@AD-df5tm

9 ай бұрын

​​@@leonzaduncan2438ecause if you look at literally anything other than batting avg, he wasn't very good. he posted a .317 OBP and a .417 SLG which are both terrible for a guy who can only DH. In fact he was the worst DH in MLB in 2011. He was a 38 year old, below avg hitter who couldn't play the field and had terrible knees. It's not a shock he didn't get signed.

@tornadotom2390

9 ай бұрын

​@@AD-df5tm.290 is NOT below average. He's knees were gone and yes he was old but don't try to make it sound like he was trash. That's crazy regardless of the other pct% hitting .290 does not make you a below average hitter. 51 hrs in 5 years, yeah he would've definitelymade it if healthy enough to play. He prob wouldn't have made it to 3000 hits though.

Cam 23's videos just don't miss, A new top tier documentary weekly!

@Cam23

9 ай бұрын

Hey I appreciate that my dude!

My all time favorite player! We heard Vladimir, Vladimir, Vladimiiiiiiiiiiiiiir screamed by French baseball announcer of the Montreal Expos Rodger Brulotte so many times when I was a kid. Truly one of the greats. Respect

The most violent swing of all time 💥💯

I already said this but Edgar Martinez from a factory worker to hall of famer would be incredible

1 OF THE GREAT PLAYERS .. WITH 1 OF THE GREAT THROWING ARMS .. AND THE BEST BAD BALL HITTER .. IN MLB ⚾ HISTORY .. VLADIMIR 'THE IMPALER' GUERRERO SR#27 ..

Jeff Bagwell was a beast. You already did his Killer B teammate, so it would only be fitting. I was a Braves fan, and Craig and Jeff destroyed the Braves, but they didn't have much more to help them out.

After seeing his son just win the HR Derby, I immediately thought of how absurdly dominant Vlad Sr was in the roids era. I recall my early childhood years falling in love with baseball and marveling at these numbers he and his contemporaries were putting up at the time. Seeing his outfield assists highlights on the SportsCenter Top 10 and Baseball Tonight was a regular viewing. Younger fans who marvel at Vlad Jr need to watch this vid.

As soon as I saw it was a Vlad video I knew what the first clip was gonna be 🤣 thanks for your work, it’s paying off and you make great content!

@Cam23

9 ай бұрын

Signature Vlad moment you already know! 😂 thank you for the kind words I’m glad you’re enjoying the content!

Thank you so much for making this video. This guy was my favorite player growing up and this video took me back 20 years

Can you please do a video on my favorite play, Mark Grace? He led the 90's in hits and doubles along with excellent defense. Let's not forget that he started the Diamondbacks rally of game 7 of the 2001 World Series with a single off of Mariano Rivera.

Terrific channel. Let's share this guy's hard work. He deserves a ton of subs

Great content home boy. Keep going.

Thanks for doin this video, he was one of my suggestions

@Cam23

9 ай бұрын

Thank you for the suggestion! Glad I did this video

Rickey Henderson, Vlad and Trout are my favorites of all time. Love players that have every tool and GREAT at every tool.

Love the content bro keep up the great work!

@Cam23

9 ай бұрын

Thank you! 🙌🏼

Spectacular work, @Cam23 !

@Cam23

9 ай бұрын

Thank you! 🙌🏼

This video made me smile a lot. Here in the Dominican we love Vlad

@booradley6832

9 ай бұрын

I'm actually fairly certain this is one of the rare instances where region doesnt matter. Everyone loves Vlad, but you should be proud of him as your countryman anyway.

Stunning content. Thank you for the knowledge!

@Cam23

9 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

Fantastic video!

My favorite non-Red Sox player growing up. Also the fact that he was #27 makes it even better

first, love the channel

@CaptainD-li7lk

9 ай бұрын

Just beat me to it

I remember when I was a kid, Jon Miller was talking about an interview he did with Vladdy Sr. Miller said he asked Vladdy what his hitting philosophy was. Vladdy said see ball, hit ball, run like crazy. Note Jon Miller is fully fluent in Spanish.

Love, love, love all your videos bro. Great content. Is there ANY way you can run a video on David Wright??

@Cam23

9 ай бұрын

Thank you! I’ll see what I can do about The Captain 😉

he used to come into big 5 sporting goods where my friends brother worked and i always heard how nice he was. Vlad was an absolute legend man

Watched his entire career. Vlad was my friends favorite player while I was a Jeter fan. Loving this channel!

I hope he wins a world series with the blue jays. hes been playing since 1997.

Another great video 🎉

This is a excellent video...thank you

great vid.. Vlad was a phenomenal player. The attention is well-deserved. Keep up the great work! You earned a subscriber. Looking forward to your new content!

@Cam23

8 ай бұрын

Thank you 🙌🏼 Welcome to the channel!

Idk what happened to the 22 Cams that came before you but good video man once again, Vladdy was always the player on MLB 09 The Show you could always sign and he would become an Allstar for my Cardinals lol

@Cam23

9 ай бұрын

Beats me! 😂 where they at? In all seriousness thanks my dude I appreciate that!

I really enjoyed watching him play, and I'm a Giants fan! Speaking of being a Giants fan: Please consider highlighting the great Will Clark. He's my all-time favorite player, and in my view, he's worthy of one of your excellent videos! Thanks!

Really cool video. I would love it if you made one on Mel Ott

great content!!...thank you for sharing. Idk if you have done a profile on him or not but, Roberto Alomar was one of the best 2b i can remember.

@Cam23

9 ай бұрын

Thank you! And great suggestion, definitely an underrated legend of the game

Vlad was a real crowd pleaser. Always smiling!!!

Great video cam you could mb do the insane prime of Andrew jones

I watched Vlad Guerrero play for many years, and I never once heard anyone refer to him as super Vlad until this video LOL

Most have no idea what you're talking about when you say your favorite baseball team is the Bisons, but having Vlad Jr as well as Bo Bichette, and Cavan Biggio all come through Buffalo was incredible. Hoping the son joins the father in Cooperstown when all's said and done too!

Vlad in his stint with the expos is the reason I love baseball, expos/nats fan, and was one of the biggest/unique players I've ever seen. Man I miss watching him play.

That arm…It was something..3 greatest classic arms from the day that I remember: Dave Parker,Andre Dawson and the best being Vlad

I saw him play ALL the years with the Angels. He was off the charts with his numbers.

I felt bad seeing Vlad retire from an already top tier career, but I find satisfaction in seeing his son carry on the Guerrero name. Long live.

We need the “insane prime of Albert Belle “ !!!

He had a throw from right field where the ball fell in front of him but he stopped the runner at first by flashing his glove and acting like he would catch it. He grabbed the ball of the bounce and flicked it with his wrist and almost threw the runner out. Dude was a stud. Glad I got to watch him groing up

I know you did a Red Sox player in Wade Boggs, but I would love to see a video about David Ortiz in his insane prime

It blows my mind that no team picked him up after the Orioles. He was still only 36 years old with 2,500+ hits and 449 home runs! Crazy! On a side note, I was lucky enough to get his autograph while he was playing for double A in 1996. The dude signed everything I had! Totally awesome guy and I still have the autographs! I always rooted for him throughout his career despite not being an Angel's fan lol.

Vlad Sr and vlad jr....if he remains healthy will go down as the best father/son ever

love these. please do pedro.

Just got a Vlad Angels home jersey 2 weeks ago. I was at the game vs. Marlins, where he hit the walk-off. June 2005

I seriously thought he was going to be the next Barry Bonds, Vlad was amazing!

Watch this guy as a kid and man he is lot bigger than i remember him looking back on it , this guy is one of my all time favorite players loved his style he is legendary!

@Cam23

4 күн бұрын

Vlad was a beast! I'm thankful I got one year of him on my team, the Orioles

Dude 28 mil equating to 52 mil in 20 years is actually scary as hell

One of my all time favorites

My fav player growing up. My dad always wondered why i liked a Expos player so much. When he came to Baltimore my dad finally came around but he wasnt prime Vlad by that pount but still a legend

Thanks one of my favorites hey do Pedro-David-pujos and adrian beltres

Who remembers when he hit homerun from pitch in the dirt!

@booradley6832

9 ай бұрын

Which one?

Jr is also pretty insane! In fact it’s insane that there are two of them.

He didn't just "hit a dinger and drove in 6" in the 2004 playoffs. His homer was a two out grand slam to tie the game in the 7th on the road in Boston (in a elimination game too). They still loss the series but that was a huge moment for Vlad in his first playoffs ever. C'mon my guy good video but slightly more research would've shown you that! All good though like I said good video Vladdy was one of my generations best. Too often overlooked.

Loved watching Vlad play!! Even as a lifelong Mariners fan, I still was a big Vlad fan!

Les Martin JR..8.0Clock Vald G.Was always one of my Favorite MLB Players allso.I remember in April 2002 At the old Shea Stadium when his team was playing the Mets.The Expos won the game o think the score was 7 To 5 And Vald had A home Run And Allso 3 Hits and he drove in 5 Runs.Man was a beast.His son Vald JR.os pretty good allso.

LEMME GET A-ROD Great great video and series

such a great career, he could have played a few more seasons I believe. He hit .290 in 145 games in his final year.

I saw him in Jupiter during a spring training game catch a ball at the right field wall throw out the runner at 3rd tagging up by three steps with a perfect strike. Amazing arm!

I thought it was cool that he didn’t wear batting gloves.

Best baseball channel on KZread in my eyes!!👍⚾️ I'm spreading the word around too!!!😀

@Cam23

9 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!

My all-time favorite player. He crushed those balls without batting gloves, too.

Amazing player. Even though 2011 he hit a career low 290 its ridiculous he didn't get picked up. A guy who always hit 300 or better in all but 2 seasons & just missing 300 by a handful of hits in those 2 seasons should have been respected enough to make a club.

I remember this guy hit 400+ shots off his cleat laces! He was unreal.

I remember often seeing Vlad Golf Home-runs on pitches pitch that we’re barely off the ground….

Surprised you didn't include Albert Pujols on the list of players who struck out the same amount or less than Vlad Guerrero. Both Averaged 74 per 162 games for their career. I guess if you actually do the math, Pujols might be a TINY bit behind Guerrero, but if you actually pulled the stats through roughly the same amount of games played, Pujols definitely was ahead. Either way interesting video.

5:14 looking at those stats, and seeing he was 13th in MVP voting really speaks to how stack the Steroid era was back then

@Cam23

9 ай бұрын

I thought the same thing when making this vid. Ridiculous talent during that era!

@Cheesefist

9 ай бұрын

@@Cam23 by far the most fun baseball to watch. Barry breaking both home run records, the McGwyer/Sosa home run race, and 11 perfect Games in a 22 year period.

@antoniomiranda8691

9 ай бұрын

He was 24th in mvp in 2001. That's a joke. I have to look back at that season.

@antoniomiranda8691

9 ай бұрын

Damn, just looked at it. He was better than 24. But probably not better than 15.

Please do a video of the unique prime of Albert Belle. His career was bright and he went out just before he could solidify a HOF career.

Vlad the Impaler ! Expos had some amazing Talent .. Vlad, Grissom, Walker, Raines, Alou, Delino Deshields… Such a fun team to watch…

He was the man. He was the reason why i fell in love with baseball.

how in the hell did he not win an MVP in Montreal. He put up insane numbers

@KTF0

9 ай бұрын

Cuz Montreal stunk. They didn't hand down MVP trophies for guys whose team stunk back then.

@charleynewman4783

9 ай бұрын

Angles stunk too

@PabloSanchezzzz

9 ай бұрын

@@charleynewman4783 you don’t know ball. angels won their division almost every year vlad was with them

@PabloSanchezzzz

9 ай бұрын

his montreal years were during the steroid era, so there was a lot of other competition. it’s crazy to think how his 2000 season with 44 homers, .345 batting average, and 1.074 OPS didn’t even land him a top 5 spot in mvp voting

Do a video on the Phillies playoff runs 2007-2010 ish

I think a break down of how Ryne Sandberg changed 2b power expectations or Barry Larkin being the start of the era of shortstops hitting and not just playing defense.

Would love to see an Eric Davis video!!!

Any chance there can be a video on the 2008 Phillies pitching rotation?

Can you please make a video about Tim Raines?

I had no idea vlad was this good

Please do Mark Teixeira

Also a video on how underrated Alfonso Soriano was

Do Andruw Jones next!

Can you do a vid on David Ortiz?

Family of baseball with vladdy vr being a beast for the blue jays!

I'm a Yankee fan but you gotta love a player like Vlad...no flair, no batting gloves but will take you deep and then hose your teammates without a bounce at any base....was great to watch him play

Please do a video on Ken Boyer and his brothers

I can’t believe his son is electric like his father too. Jr is getting better and better and he’s still so young

@PabloSanchezzzz

9 ай бұрын

he’s actually gotten worse and worse the past couple years

now THIS is content

You have to do Grady Sizemore