Houston Astros

The Astros hold a unique place in Jomboy history. The sign-stealing breakdown is the video that changed everything. Over 8 million views. It put Jomboy on the national map and, arguably, blew open the biggest cheating scandal in modern baseball.

That single video alone would make the Astros the most important team in the Jomboy catalog. But they didn't stop there. With 12 breakdowns, the Astros keep finding new ways to end up on Jomboy's desk.

Ramon Laureano charging the Astros dugout? 3.3 million views. There's something about the Astros that makes opposing players want to fight them, and Jomboy is always ready to explain exactly what was said and why fists started flying.

The Astros hitting a batter after giving up a grand slam pulled in 2.7 million views. Tyler Glasnow tipping his pitches to the Astros in the ALDS? 2.1 million views and another episode in the "are the Astros still cheating?" saga that Jomboy helped create.

Even Framber Valdez possibly intentionally hitting his own catcher made the breakdown list. When your own pitcher might be throwing at your own catcher, you've entered a level of team dysfunction that only Jomboy can properly narrate.

The Astros are the team that turned Jomboy from a YouTuber into a media company. Love them or hate them, and based on the comment sections it's mostly hate, the Astros deliver content that millions of people can't stop watching. The sign-stealing video alone has more views than most teams' entire breakdown catalogs combined.

If Jomboy ever writes an autobiography, the Astros chapter is probably the longest.