Hot mics and hidden angles from the ALCS, a breakdown

undoing his shoes. And then say, "Hey,

can I Hey, can I ask you where you had

that pitch?" Umpire DJ Raburn says,

"Right on the front of the plate, Gino."

And he's like, "I don't I don't know.

Right at the bottom." Okay. I don't

think so. I don't think

no. Let's take a look. What do you guys

think? Strike or not a strike? Low or a

strike? Now, that angle is from above,

so it's going to be a bit deceiving. It

kind of looks low there, but we've got

other angles to play with here. What

about this one? Does this cross at the

knee?

Yes. So, good call by Blue. Was it over

the plate? Well, we've got the ump cam

to show us. Oh, wow. I mean, that was as

center cut as it gets. almost comes down

the tip of home plate. So, great call.

Way to go, Blue. This video is a ton of

extra footage from the ALCS. You've

never seen exclusive footage that we've

got because we've partnered with Major

League Baseball. We've got shoes on

heads. We've got crowd reactions. We've

got player reactions to plays, you know,

kind of like a alternative angle you

didn't see before. Just tons of footage.

They give us like 10 hours of footage a

game. So, I've went through it and I've

just had fun editing it all together.

like this no look high five from the

lady in the hat. It's just beautiful.

So, let's get into it. Here's just a ton

of random stuff I found. I enjoyed I

thought you might enjoy. The whole thing

is brought to you by DraftKings

Sportsbook. First up is just an awesome

story about a fan on the hunt for the

ball. It's going to bounce right into

her glove. She can't make the play. The

lady next to her grabs it on the

rebound. She's like, "Oh no." Her

friend's like, "You had it." She's like,

"Oh,

damn." She did. She really did. She

brought her glove. And I mean, if that's

not as perfect as perfect gets, I think

she just closes it too early. No, it

just missed. It just missed. But great

scoop by that lady. And she's like, "Oh,

BUT I THOUGHT I had it." And she's like,

"No, I got it." And the lady with her

just realized, she go, "Oh, YOU GOT THE

BALL."

She's like, "Yeah, what do I do with

it?" She asked the guy, "Do I have to

throw it back?" He's like, "Nah, we hit

it. Oh my god. Oh, thank you. Thank you

for missing it." Now, later on in the

game, Gimenez hits a home run. Same

spot. The lady's got a beat on it. She's

camp. She's camp. She's fallen. She

missed it. Dang. But it's not for lack

of effort. Hits this guy's bare hand,

which made him flinch. He missed it.

Goes on the chair and then lands behind

this lady's back between her and her

seat. This guy goes digging down there,

which I don't know if that's cool. And

neither does this lady. Look at his

face. He's like, "Okay." Kind of just

dug in my ass crack, sir. Really that

important to you? What are you going to

do with it? You just going to throw it

back in the field? Oh, let's take a

picture first, right? To prove to

everyone. Okay, here we go. And picture.

And that's all. That was it. Going to

throw it back line drive to center

field. I don't know if that's where he

was aiming that ball, but that's where

it went. A lot of fun crowd shots. Look

at this lady. Hey, let's go, Blue Jays.

She knows where the camera is. This guy

knows where um hopefully he knows where

the bathroom is. Hopefully he's got a

family. He's bringing those to this son

just pestering his dad. That's fun.

Going to miss that. This guy, you're out

of here. And then we have great. You

guys might have missed that, but this is

great just stick to itness, right? Cuz

he's going high five. He's going fist

pound. This should not trip anyone up.

You just got to power through it from

both sides. Do it firmly, feel good

about it, and it's what you intended.

Here's a shot of Alejandro Kirk almost

taking off Kenny Rosenthal's head. Just

two bounces right over his head. And the

cameraman behind him barehanded it. Look

at that. I mean, right over his head.

That's scary. And then pops it up, grabs

it himself. Probably not even a lefty,

you know, just kind of awesome. Kenny's

like, "Wow, nice grab." Another ball

went right over Rosenthal's head, but

this time Fan didn't catch it and then

he fell into the net. Fully fell into

the net. Thank god the net's there,

otherwise he would have fallen and the

everyone around helps him up. But he

went down. He went down. I also found

the fans in Seattle

kind of angry. Quick to middle finger

during celebrations, just screaming

enjoy, enjoy, and then looking at

Springer. This guy behind him is giving

him the the thumbs down and then the

loser sign I think in genuine. I don't

know. And then you know mighty might and

then double bird. What are we doing? I

thought we're happy. I thought we're

happy. This guy is very happy, right?

He's cheer. No, he's not. I thought he

was happy and cheering for his team and

it quickly just went to a big FU with

the middle finger. This lady, she's just

happy, I THINK. YES. COME ON, BOYS. COME

ON.

YES. Just joy. No middle finger. No

need. Let's listen into some sounds from

the Blue Jays dugout.

>> Let's go. ARMOR

>> BOY.

>> Here's a good look at the fast ball

grip, the four seam finger placement and

spin.

just going going going and then barrel

clobbered and then I love looking at the

eyes of the players as they follow it

and look at him and as his eyes just

locked in locked in please full of hope

and excitement and contained joy and

then we have him miked up when he goes

to the dugout and he was doing something

for his son

>> hey give me a little

>> that's for my son

>> got to love it for his Done.

>> Right.

>> Wholesome. More wholesome. Sherzer stuff

coming up, which you don't really expect

to see. Not because he's not wholesome,

just because it's more fun to highlight

him of a lunatic. Some Springer reaction

shots IN THE DUGOUT. OH [ __ ] Someone

must have got hit by a pitch. And then

later on, the back. Hey,

what an at bat, bro.

And then Vlatty's locked in. And then

he's gonna just fog up his ear.

Just friends.

He likes it. He doesn't even rub it off

or wiggle it out or anything. He's just

like, "Do it again, bro." Cal Rowley

turned this fan into a bobblehead with

the home run. Just sends it deep to

right field over the jumping glove and

then just

We've already seen thumbs down, loser

sign, middle finger, but what we haven't

seen yet is a genuine thumbs up because

you don't see genuine thumbs up that

much anymore. But that's a nice grab on

the railing. And then this guy,

immediate genuine thumbs up. Just good

job. I feel like thumbs up is more

sarcastic these days than real. But that

was this guy's just first instinct.

Well, I guess his first instinct was to

pound the siding twice and then just a

genuine thumbs up and a smile. And he's

right. The thumbs up is appropriate.

It's a great play. I just don't feel

like we use it sincerely anymore in the

style that he is.

But I can't argue with him. Thumbs up.

That play. Thumbs up. I'd go two. He's

leaning on the railing, so that's

hindering the two thumbs up, which

usually people say double. You're going

to remember this play once you saw it

because it was fun, but there was so

many good plays you forgot it

momentarily. But a spin throw offline.

It would have gone in the dugout. It hit

Suarez in the back. He's like, "Ow." And

then he gets up cuz he's not actually

hurt. He's like, "Who did that? Where is

he?" And they're like, "Dude, be hurt.

Be hurt. COME ON." OH, YES. OW. Lots of

pain. This guy finds it funny.

Crawford's going to come over and just

cool him down. You know, he's hurt. Take

a little break. The trainer comes over

to check on him and realizes, "Oh, you

just need a little towel down. I'll help

out. I'll help out. I'll cool you down."

He's like, "Yeah." ow. Ow. The pain. Ow.

Oh my goodness. It hurts. It would have

went in the dugout. So, as a pass ball,

although I remember the grounds rules

were kind of weird, but that doesn't

make sense to me that you could have

different grounds rules about that.

Like, it would have went in the dugout.

I don't understand. Why would it Why

would a human count as a wall? He's

gonna get up because they're reviewing

it and he's still gonna milk it. Just

kind of like, OH,

and then Kaiser So just totally fine.

Goes into the back pocket for some

seeds. Naylor walks by and this coach is

just like, "You son of a [ __ ] What are

you doing over there?" And he's laughing

and they're having a good time and

they're enjoying themselves because

that's baseball. I was fixated on a lot

of Suarez stuff. I mean, his batting

stance, his facial expressions, I

couldn't get enough. So, here is the big

grand slam he hit. Huge moment. Another

fast ball right down the middle. He lets

it get deep. Drives it to right field.

What I love doing is stabilizing the

eyes. I just think it brings out such

great emotion of just like I said, the

anticipation, the joy. I thought he was

going to have a bigger bat flipping

moment, but he just tosses it, looks at

him, kisses his hand, say, "Yep, there I

go." Look at the first base coach. That

is awesome. Wow. Woo.

And then I also love they had a shot of

the shoe heads. They're going crazy. Now

if you put the laces on your head, I

think it's cheating, but I also love it.

We got J-Rod. He's going crazy. Then he

remembers I got a roll to do. He's got

to go deep into the clubhouse. They have

a holder there and they're going to get

the trident. What is it called? Trident,

right? And he's What? Excuse me. Excuse

me. I got to come out. I got to give

this to my guy. Let's go. Boom. Vamo

going nuts. Woo.

And then we had some good crowd

reactions. Oh, they're going crazy.

Jumping up and down. Is it real? Is it

real? Is it going? IS IT YES, PLEASE.

YEAH. AND THE whole place erupts. He's

finding anyone. Can I hug you? CAN I HUG

YOU? THIS.

AND THEN this lady. WHOA.

YEAH. I love seeing passion out of

people you don't expect to see that

passion out of. She fits the bill for

me. That is just a guttural scream of

joy. Whoa. Look at that. Here's my

favorite miked up moments we got through

ump cam in this series.

Bullets in.

>> It's on the plate. No, it's not.

Just stay in the box. You get out of the

way. You're

>> So it cuts off, but JRod's telling him,

"I was trying to get out of the way."

And the umpire saying, "Well, you own

the space in the batter's box, so just

stay there." Cuz if you jump out of the

box and then get in the way there, cuz

usually the catcher will decide, I got

to go behind the righty batter to throw

this to third. So if the catcher was to

swing behind the batter and JRod was to

have jumped out like he did and then

interfere, it would have been

interference. So the umpire's saying

just stay in the box. JRod is telling

him I was just trying to get out of the

way.

>> Just stay in the box. You get out of the

way. You're

>> good. Good. Yeah. Thank you. No, I'm

good.

>> OH, NO. GO.

>> YES.

WOO!

Shers are even psycho when he's

celebrating. LOOK AT THIS. A LET'S GO.

LET'S GO. Let's go. LET'S GO. LET'S

FIGHT.

YEAH. I like Let's fight. Let's go.

Let's fight. Even when he's happy. So,

we saw this. I did a full breakdown ON

THIS ONE. WHOA. OH, WHEN Sher when

Sherzer's like almost getting pulled and

he's he's all mad and he's yelling. He's

like uh you know screaming and says I'M

YEAH I'M GOOD. LET'S GO. Let's go. But

now I got the alternate angle of it to

see what Schneider was saying which is

cool. So we have him turning seeing whoa

and looking and then we got the other

angle once he watches. So he sees his

manager coming up. Now I don't think

Schneider had any intention of taking

him out because all he does is he says

is I'm just checking on you. And he's

like yeah I'm good. Let's go. And then

Sch Snyder just says, "All right, then.

Let's [ __ ] go. All right, [ __ ]

let's go then." And then leaves him. I

think he was, you know, poking the bear,

which we all kind of know. And he even

admitted to after the game. He's like,

"I wanted that moment." But I hadn't

seen the shot of what Schneider was

saying. And basically, it was just, I'm

checking on you. Let's [ __ ] go. All

right, let's go then. So, I think he was

just amping him up a little bit. I don't

think he was going to take him out at

all cuz he knew Sherzer wasn't going to

come out. Gets the last out. staring,

stomping off. And then we do have the

audio of when he walks down into the

dugout. It's not much, but it's fun.

>> Is he yelling, "Get off me there as the

pitching coach is on him."

>> He is. He's He's just He kind of walks

into the pitching coach to put his glove

down and spin moves him. pitching coach

is kind of just bracing himself and

Sherzer and he's just yelling, "Get off

me. Get off me.

We also got Bieber's reaction to it and

he just loves it. Just clapping,

laughing like saw him storming off mad

just like dude. I think everyone was

fired up. Everyone that has watched

Sherzer and baseball before knew what

was happening in that moment and was

geared up for it. Everyone, players,

coaches, fans, reporters is like that's

the fun of baseball and knowing the

characters and the personalities, having

marquee names and marquee personality

types. Everybody loves a warner these

days. Everybody likes the long shot.

Here are some plays. Slow-mo stabilized

in one camera shot. The pitch goes in,

it gets hit, it comes out, it's going.

Is it a line drop? It's caught up the

middle. That's fun. Yep. You like that?

Yeah, it's nice. How about this one?

Lefty on the bump again. Everybody loves

a one hit. The eyes are staring. We're

going to find the fielder. He's got a

beat on it now. His eyes. Clocking it.

Clocking it. Feels the warning track.

Turns, finds the wall, makes the grab.

One shot. Great camera work. Good job,

camera guy. I love that stuff. It's my

favorite part about getting this footage

is just seeing the camera shots with no

cuts, a full play. Like this one. We

start on umpire Marquez.

He spits a whole fountain of saliva out,

then locks his eyes in on the pitch.

Ground ball coming his way. It's fair.

That's easy. What's it going to be? It's

rolling. Is it going to get through? No.

Josh Naylor diving play. Gets it in the

palm of his hand. He's got to get it out

of the glove and make the toss. A little

grenade throw from the bottom of the

trench.

It's going. It's spinning. It's

spinning. And boom. Bazardo's there for

the out. And then the roll over. Ah,

it's a good one shot. Hollywood would

script that shot if they could. I saw

these two swings from Barger in umpam

and to be honest first that first one I

was just like damn that doublehanded

finish it looks like the bat is so quick

from there to there it's just quick and

then the next one I was like well that's

that's a different swing. So here are

the plays that we're watching. So the

the first one is a two- two pitch. It's

a two strike pitch and it's a splitter

top of the zone that he lets get deep,

realizes hits it for a single. The next

one 01 and it's a slider that he takes

his a swing on. It's down and goes and

gets it. And you just think of him as a

basher of the baseball like a swing

only. That's what he's going to do. But

if you look at this, it was a two-

strike approach and it's like a subtle

two strike approach because he gets his

foot down way quicker. Now here

everything is the same. Everything's

pretty much the same, but at the top

it's two strikes. So you see him get his

foot down quicker and planted and then

he recognizes the pitch, lets it get

deep. He stays up to get on top of it

where the one on the bottom, it's a

second pitch of the count and he's taken

a big old swing and he hits a home run

on the bottom, two strike single up top.

But I was interested in this cuz they

are different swings. Look how much

quicker he is set on the bottom. I got

some more overlays. I just had a ton of

fun with overlays on these two swings.

Here you go. Perfectly in sync. And you

can see the foot's down quicker. And you

can see how much he's going down to get

that one. And the other one, it's up top

and he's staying on top of the ball and

letting it travel. Different

follow-throughs and all. Same. Here's

the behind the back overlay.

Same thing. So, I don't know. It just

was a guy that I I didn't expect to have

two different swings because you just

think of him as bam bam and he's just

going to [ __ ] crush the ball. This is

my favorite overlay I did because it

shows you where he hits the ball right

there on that one. And then that one is

down below. Look at this.

So getting that foot down early allowed

him to get to that splitter when he was

like, "Ah, it might be in the zone." And

just throw the bat. I think the bat

speed was faster on the the splitter,

but it's actually slower because they

try clock it from the start of the

swing. But if you just from like just

the arm movement, he was quick. He let

that get deep. So, I don't know. I found

that interesting. I had fun with it.

Here are just a ton of overlays I did. I

like doing these just to see if I can

learn anything about the pitch grip,

about the spin, about the game of

baseball. So, I will share them with

you. Some are like halfedited started.

Some I I edit them together to make a

mashup, but it didn't really come to a

conclusion, but it might be visually

cool for you. So, this is Gossman and

Bryce Miller's splitters. And you can

see Gossman's kind of to me is a little

more like a circle change where he's

splitting the laces. And Miller on the

bottom, his grip is a true splitter. And

that middle finger is going to for

Miller, the middle finger is going to

pull it. For Gossman, kind of the same,

but two different grips to have the same

effect on the ball. Obviously, that's a

little weird because they're going

different places, but it's going to fade

away from the batter. Now, here's

Gossman's grip. And seeing that in his

hand there to me that's just a circle

change. And a splitter is a change up of

it's an offsp speed pitch. But there

this is called a splitter. But to me

that looks a little more like a circle

change. Uh but he is he's not doing like

a two seam circle change or four seam.

It's he's splitting the lace there.

Although I don't think that's why it has

the name. You can see him pull on the

bottom half of the ball. So that middle

finger is the last contact right there.

And he's really ripping it like a

Frisbee, but the opposite effect, you

know, like a hovercraft. He wants it to

just twirl like that. And that's going

to give it that downward movement that

misses bats. They think it's the fast

ball and it dips right under. And Ry's

like, "Damn, I thought this was cool

comparing two different grips from the

same pitcher. On the left, you have the

slider, and on the right, you have the

splitter." And you can see where the the

how the laces are. You can see the

pressure points in his hands by what

muscles are being strained. And you can

see the spin of how they come off. That

slider has that that bullet spin. You

know, you look for that circular of the

laces. And the splitter is just kind of

tumbling much slower.

Both are going to go down and fade. But

there you go. You can see how different

the RPM are. You can see the different

spin. And that's what batters look for.

So for slider, they're looking for that

circular spin almost like it's, you

know, a bullseye of sorts. And then the

other one is just a tumbler. Now, this

is Sir Anony's different grips. You have

a forcing fast ball on the right which

can have a lot of spin and they call

that a splitter but to me that's a fork

ball on the left which is almost like a

knuckle ball like you're trying to take

spin off it and it just darts and dives

where the other one is up top. That's a

fun look at those two grips. And here

they are somewhat overlaid where they're

in the same spot and you can see one

stays true and the other is going to go

up and then down. So just fun with

editing. I saw these two batting stances

and these two swings and I thought those

are kind of similar. I like that. Let's

see uh how this looks.

The timing is pretty much the same. You

know, two guys with just posting up at

the plate,

stepping low pitches and swinging over

them. And then here I am having fun with

batting stances. Okay, here's how all of

the cuz I just love Suarez's batting

stance. I I wanted to put it by others

just to juxtapose how ridiculous it is

that he's just chilling like dick out

waiting for the pitch. You know,

Nailaylor's got the bat down. Rley's got

what I would consider like a textbook

stance. You got the hands out in front.

Is that Roace on the left and then all

the different loads and swings.

So, I thought that was a cool image. And

then here they are overlaid on top of

each other. This didn't show me much. It

was too hard to figure out what was

going on, but I did it just to see.

Maybe it would have show me something

cool. Here are two knuckle curves. You

got Kirby up top and Bieber down below.

And both of them, if you want to look at

the beginning, they have the spiked

finger. So that's called a knuckle

curve. But Kirby's kind of throwing his

more for like a sweeper movement. Just a

little more right to left where Bieber's

he wants his to tumble straight down.

And you can see that by how much like

they are hooked. Bieber's more hooked to

the front of the ball towards home

plate. Kirby's staying on the side. But

both are going to have very similar

releases. It's that middle finger with

the thumb as a guide and you just kind

of want to spin it off the bottom of the

ball. So, two similar pitches, but

different spins they're getting. Bers is

much more to me like a 12st curveball

that he's trying to do. There you go.

Here's the spins again.

Pretty cool. I just am fascinated by

this stuff. And then here is a slider

from Bieber. And you can see the

fingers. Let me go back. You know, the

the the pointer finger is not up. The

middle finger again is pulling, but he's

throwing this much faster and just

letting it spin off that middle finger.

It's not a tumble, though. It's more

just like undercutting it. So, it's

going like a like a washing machine, you

know, or a dryer. Just that spin. Boom.

And that's going to miss bats as well.

Tons of different ways to manipulate the

baseball. How about it? George

Springer's big home run in game seven.

He's locked in at the plate. Cal's got

the pitch. Here we go. Boom. Smokes it.

Staring hoping watching loving

loving, loving, screaming. You the wags.

I know they showed clips of this, but

the full shot of his wife and all the

wives and the girlfriends and the family

section in the celebrating is insane. As

soon as it's hit, okay, everyone kind of

knows it's gone, but you got to let it

go. Even though, did you know, as soon

as Randy gives up on it, it's gone. The

guy in number four jersey catches it

clean. Now watch when we cut to the

suite. She That's his wife. She's

running up the She's running up the

steps. She doesn't know where to go.

She's just crazy. They're all jumping up

and down like crazy, hugging each other.

It's quite the scene. Can't believe it.

Go down on the field. There's her

husband. And then back up top. What do

we do? Need more people to hug. They're

in a big hug over there.

Look at that. With the son. Someone's

son. Oh my god. Just shaking each other

like Happy Gilmore and his Caddyy. That

kid's just getting whiplash. And then

Yeah, just an awesome scene. Oh,

I mean, what a what an awesome moment.

And she's just going absolutely nuts.

They all are, which is just really cool.

You got tears on the right there

hugging. Can't believe it. Oh, these

were really cool scenes. Really cool

shots. Clemence significant other coming

over. her sister. I don't know who it

is, but oh my god. Unbelievable.

And then she's pointing at him, looking

at the screen, looking at the replay.

Oh, she can't believe it. Holding hands.

That's cool. That's a cool shot. I

enjoyed being able to watch the

reactions up there. Ernie Clement's

reaction is wild. I mean, straight out

of a movie. Hands on the head,

screaming, jumping. Sees it. Oh my god.

Hug. Goes to THE CROWD. OH MY GOD. OH MY

GOD. YEAH.

And then that is awesome reaction from

Clement. And then you have Springer

getting his high fives coming down the

clubhouse and he's just he's just fired

up about it. Why wouldn't you be? That's

a cool shot.

Shout out to all the cameramen. Every

shot is just awesome. And that's like

what the baseball game was. It just was

great. Okay, I told you I'd show you

adorable Max Scherzer. This is his

adorable side. We've all seen his crazy

side, but I think he sees his kids in

the crowd here. And Oh, yes.

Hi. Yes. Hi. Hi. Just excited on the

pod. Yes, you.

That's cute. That's wholesome. Looking

at his daughters, I I believe are just

like, you know, kids. But then he's

going to put his bang his hand on his

heart. Just got to love them. And then

some other kids. He's walking by and

he's just I mean, okay, Max, that's

that's cute, but don't get too much. Oh.

Oh, no. Now you're scaring the kids.

Now you're scaring the kids, I think.

And then a little miked up of him

yelling as he uh celebrates the fans.

Okay, the last thing I found that I

thought was fun that I'd share with you

guys is the cameramen knew there were

these two girls in wigs. They knew

exactly where they were sitting. They

were at every game in Toronto and they

were putting on a show and having fun,

just hanging out, jumping for joy with

each other. This is game seven, so

that's a big out and they're just

celebrating. This was game six, same

section, celebrating with each other.

And this is game one or two. And I'll

just let them dance and sing us off.

Thank you very much for tuning in.

I want to know

if you go.

When I saw you walking down the street,

I said, "That's the kind of girl I'd

like to be." She's so pretty. Looks so

fine. I'm going to make her mine mine.

Hey,

baby.

Thank you very much for tuning in.

Appreciate you for watching. We will be

taking all of these and putting them out

as shorts because that's kind of what

they are. Um, and then we're going to do

the NLCS and then we'll do the World

Series and then I'll start doing the

random sports I do in the winter or some

old archived footage. So, if you have

anything old, we have access to the

archives now. So, submit those in the

request form. Uh, leave them as a

comment. Anything that you're like, I I

remember this from watching it when I

was young, but I've never seen it again.

Let me go find that for you and we'll

break it down. Thank you to DraftKings

for sponsoring this video. Thank you to

you guys for watching. Thank you to the

cameraman and production crew for being

just awesome at their jobs during the

ALCS. and thank me for making the video

because you know

got to thank yourself sometimes.